Washington Calling by Marquis Childs on foreign aid debate
In a discussion amid House Republicans the piece notes Joe Martin's parable about paying varied prices to delegates and links it to the debate over a $190 million aid package for India and a potential $150 million grant to Israel. It warns of a lack of unified strategy, rising political pressure, and the danger of precedent in foreign aid policy. The column cites congressional disputes, party divisions, and the Iran example to illustrate the stakes.
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India
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Michigan
Foreign Affairs Committee
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United States Treasury
Congress
White House
Middle East
Uncle Sam
Iran
New York
United Jewish Appeal
Vincent Impellitteri
Sohio Reports 1950 Sales Hit Highest Level Ever
Sohio, Stand ard Oil of Ohio, said 1950 sales reached a record high 37,623,802 barrels with net income of 20,221,345 dollars or 5.30 dollars per share. Expenditures totaled 30,655,066 dollars for expansion and modernization as a three year program neared completion with substantial 1951 investments planned to meet growing civilian and defense demand.
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C. T. Foster
Sohio
Foster
Taft Urges Israel Grant To Strengthen Western Position
Senator Taft reviews support for a U S grant to Israel emphasizing industrial and scientific potential as a western bulwark in the Middle East. He notes the need to win House Rules Committee support to avoid an indefinite blockage. Also mentions a Britain phonograph price rise.
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Robert A. Taft
Israel
Middle East
Europe
U. S. Air Command
Japan
Minnesota Views Split On Troops To Europe
A Minnesota Poll by the Minneapolis Tribune shows 41 percent favor sending more U S troops to Europe, 33 percent oppose. The survey asks if the United States should join Eisenhower’s defense force. 13 percent undecided.
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Minnesota
Europe
Minneapolis
United States
Minneapolis Tribune
Eisenhower
Public Opinion on Troop Deployment Divides Responses
A survey shows seven percent favor sending more troops if others share the burden, three percent say only if necessary, three percent hold miscellaneous views, while the remainder express no opinion.
Austria Posts Best Postwar Tourist Year Since 1945
Austria recorded its strongest postwar tourist season in 1950, though the total visitors were only half the level reached in 1937, reflecting a recovery phase after the war. A rebound trend dominated by foreign travel and hotel activity marked the year.
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Austria
Hadacol Boosts Workman After Aches And Fatigue
John L. Napier of Moselle Mississippi testifies that after taking Hadacol he slept better after one bottle and returned to carpenter and bricklaying duties. He says the product improved his strength and energy, enabling him to work on a scaffold and farm. the ad promises vitamins minerals and a money back guarantee.
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John L. Napier
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Mississippi
Napier
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