Eisenhower Budget Dominates Weeks of News
President Eisenhower’s record peacetime budget of nearly 72 billion dollars and a 4.4 billion foreign aid program remain the top issue for weeks. With rising calls for cuts, he signals possible reductions and will explain his plan in a special message to Congress next week. The dispute hinges on what can be cut and where funds may be reallocated. The White House cooperates with Treasury on the timing, while Congress presses for reductions and clarity on the foreign aid figure.
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New Housing Credit Bill Seen Headed For Passage
Washington House action advances a new housing credit bill aiming to ease FHA down payments. GOP and Democratic proposals diverge on veterans preferences and overall cuts, with figures suggesting substantial reductions in down payment requirements and maintained FHA insurance terms.
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