The World Today Congress Question CIA Secrecy
The CIA operates behind a secret wall, with only a few Congress members knowing key details. Its budget and personnel are largely unknown, while officials say it spies overseas, coordinates data from six agencies, and faces calls for closer congressional oversight.
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GOP Hopes Farm Bill Will Pass
Senate and House Republican leaders predicted Congress will pass a farm bill the President can sign. They stressed gradualism in shifting to flexible price supports and hoped for quick adjournment by July 31 with essential bills completed by June 30.
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Red Cross Thomas County Plans Annual Chapter Meeting
The Thomas County Chapter American Red Cross schedules its annual all member meeting for 3 p.m. Thursday June 24 at the Scott building executive offices. The agenda includes elections for four three year terms and replacements for resignations, merit awards, reports on year services, and fundraising appeals to update the financial statement.
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Final Rites Held in Cairo for Mrs M Strange Sr
Cairo mourns Mrs Sophia M Strange Sr 74 long-time resident who died suddenly while visiting graves. Service at First Methodist with Rev L E Williams. Survivors include son James M Strange Jr Nashville Ga and two daughters Mrs F K Jones Augusta and Mrs Max Sanders. Grandchildren noted.
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Fed Reserve Eases Credit Tap To Aid Market
The Federal Reserve Board relaxed its check on money market credit, pledging to keep business lending cheap. It will gradually cut reserve requirements over six weeks, releasing up to nine billion dollars among 6,700 member banks amid Treasury borrowing and a May upturn in industrial production.
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