Hatchet Job on Foreign Aid Sparks Bipartisan Cuts
Congress cut the foreign aid authorization by 156 Republicans and 66 Democrats, reducing it from 583 million to 3.5 billion. The reductions include 225 million in military aid and 150 million from the Svignee for Progress, seen as dangerous. Bipartisan voices urge floor limits and warn Kennedy politics may bear blame. The bill goes to the Senate with hope to repair Latin America aid.
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Svignee For Progress
Lucius D. Clay
White House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Senate
Latin America
CAB Eliminates Airline From Route Spark Congress Hearings
The Civil Aeronautics Board last week dropped an airline from a crowded air route citing no need for more than two carriers. The Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Aviation announced hearings to investigate the decision, risking undermining established appeal and court remedies for regulatory rulings. Agencies must remain nonpartisan and free of politically motivated interference to perform their duties.
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Ppfnge
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Senate Commerce Subcommittee On Aviation
Congress
Year-Round School Idea Prompts Budget and Schedule Debate
The article argues for exploring year-round schooling amid building-finance concerns and student interest in summer classes. It notes potential benefits from staggered calendars, possible breaks for taxpayers, and the need to utilize facilities rather than leave them idle in summer, with input from officials and students.
Latin America Ibero Americanos debate and nursing note
A reader questions Latin America terminology noting regional diversity and Latin American distinctions. Letters discuss literacy in Latin America, educational terms, and identity. A second letter critiques salaries in nursing, arguing against economic motives and union tactics, with a note on doctor influence and constitutional rights.
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Lom Panama
David A. Tavera
British Guiana Foes Seek US Aid To Block Castroite Takeover
In New York and Washington last week United Worce party leader Peter D Aguiar pressed Americans to back free enterprise in British Guiana as a barrier to Cheddi Jagan. Sen Anne Jardim urged US action while warning of Soviet funds and Cuban influence aiding Jagan and the risk to the Panama Canal approach.
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United Woree Party
British Guiana
New York
Washington
Cheddi Jagan
United States
Peter D'Aguiar
United Worce Party
D'Aguiay
Anne Jardim
United Ferce Party
Sen. Jardim
London School of Economics
Kennedy
Colonial Office
London
State Department
Soviet
Russia
Cheddi Sagan
Jagan
United Force Party
People’s National Congress
Janet
Chicago
Willy Boys
Havana
Lumimba University
Moscow
Tron Curtain
United Force
Sen
Panama Canal
Cuba
Kame
Sy Yetcete
Fan
Through the Years August 27 Entries Overview
A collage of historical notes dated August 27 across years. It mentions nearly 2000 San Antonio telephone workers starting a second week of a strike against Southwestern Bell, the death of John Heidt Calhoun in New Orleans at age 45, Bexar County voters approving repeal of prohibition by over 8 to 1, reelections within the LaSalle County Association of San Antonio, a San Antonio return from a Canada tour, Jali R. McKinney displaying ore from Yer mine in York County, and optimistic reports on New York and Liverpool cotton fires aiding South Texas crop sales.
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San Antonio
Southwestern Bellelephone Co
New York
Liverpool
Fidel Eyes Hispaniola and Domini can unions
In Santo Domingo President Bosch and advisers fear Castro's plan to turn Hispaniola into a base to spread influence through Caribbean island nations. The piece details a shift from violent squads to peaceful union infiltration, with the goal of general strikes and political control, leveraging Dominican labor groups and the Caribbean Congress of Labor to threaten regional stability.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Hispaniola
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Fidel Castro
British Guiana
Boseh
Castro
Buerlla
South American
U. S
U.S
Joli Martin
Anic
Fidelistas
Castroites
Fidelist
Caribbean Congress of Labor
Castroiles
Congress
Florida
Venezuela
Dominican Union of Organized Workers
la Union
Healing Wound Monitoring Through Fluorescent Dye Technique
University of Louisiana surgeon Dr. M. Bert Myers develops a method to assess wound healing during surgery using a fluorescent dye injected into the bloodstream. In a dark room, ultraviolet light highlights blood supply at the incision to guide immediate care and reduce healing time.
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Nso
University of Louisiana
M. Bert Myrrs
Myers
America
King Fostures Sy ¥ Oy Inc
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