Senators Hit Snag In Cuts On Foreign Aid
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee delayed final action on a 4.5 billion foreign aid bill after hours of minor amendments. A key vote on military aid funding remained uncertain as senators considered deeper cuts, while a separate measure would limit imports and push most aid to loans rather than grants.
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Economists See Mixed Signals for Consumer Economy
National C of C economists project continued gains but warn of a looming downturn. Bankers urge tax relief or easier credit to avert a deeper recession, noting weakness in autos, homes, and textiles. Some panels praise construction and distribution, while appliances and metals lag.
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Eisenhower Laughs as Reporters Note Recovery Progress
President Eisenhower elicited a big laugh from reporters in Walter Reed Hospital as he signaled progress in recovery from surgery. Hagerty relayed the President’s regards and a desire to know if he should share thoughts on a second term. Medical bulletin said his condition advances satisfactorily with vital signs normal and light feeding resumed.
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