Foreign aid bill faces likely big cuts in House
The foreign aid authorization faces a tight decision in Congress as the House Foreign Affairs Committee debates substantial reductions. President Johnson had requested 2.9 billion for the new fiscal year, but the panel is expected to set a ceiling near 2 billion or lower, with last year’s 2.2 billion appropriated from a 2.67 billion authorization. The outcome depends on delicate votes and financial concerns shaping the bill before it reaches the House floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Johnson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Panama vote count resumes after board stalemate
Panama's National Elections Board began counting ballots after a pause tied to a dispute over the chairman selection and disputed ballots. Opponents back ex President Arias while government supporters back Samudio. both claim victory numbers. Weather and forecast details follow unrelated to the election summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
National Guard
National Elections Board
Eloct
Guard
Octavio Tribaldos
David Amado
David Samudio
Anulfo Arias
Elections Board
Amadao
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everett J. Jeter
Williamson County
Corener
W.F.W
American Legion
Elks, Joof
Kiwanis
Marion
E. E. Jeter
E. Main
Carbondale
LEE
Harley Brush
Illinois
Harley
Ayrshire
Delta
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
America
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
S. Meridian Straat
Indianapolis, Indiana
Tally
Atlantic
Gulf
Trinsis
Texas
Florida
Virginias
Minnesota
Northwest
Gulf Coast
Prom
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Lax
Eaton & Brown
Points Midwest
Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Springfield
Ongs “Airlines
Clark
Chevrolet
Evro
Frankie
Jennie
Chevy
Jennie Smith
Frankie Randall