Britain Receives Record IMF Credit Aid During Suez Crisis
The International Monetary Fund approved a 1.3 billion dollar credit to Britain to shore up the pound amid post Suez financial strain. Of the total, 561 million can be drawn immediately, with the rest available within a year as part of a drive to stabilize global commerce. The U.S. Treasury also plans a one billion dollar short term note issue to fund reserves and an IMF draw, alongside a proposed waiver of about 82 million in interest on an earlier loan.
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Drought loans aid Kansas counties extended
Farmers in 68 drought struck counties across Kansas will receive emergency loans from the Farmers Home Administration through December 31. The extension applies to counties hit by the drought and aims to provide financial relief to farmers affected by crop losses and sales restrictions.
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Slums Threaten San Antonio Growth And Housing
San Antonio, growing faster than many U S cities, may reach 1 million by 1970 while facing urban blight. A film by Life and ACTION highlighted 5 million U S slum homes and 20 million blighted residences, urging city planning, redevelopment, and suburban reform to curb congestion and protect municipal services.
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