Ike Presses Separate Bill For Iron Curtain Aid
President Eisenhower seeks authority to spend foreign aid money in Iron Curtain countries via a separate bill, not the mutual security measure. Senate debate centers on Kennedy’s amendment, Knowland’s opposition, and whether aid should be attached or passed separately.
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Credit credits ruled out for Soviet purchases here
Washington officials weighed the possibility of large scale credits to finance Soviet orders for U S industrial machinery and consumer goods. Khrushchev proposed long term credits to speed up trade expansion while exchanging Soviet raw materials for American goods. Officials warned credits would raise political issues and were not yet approved.
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Salvation Army Looks to Modernize Evangelism Methods
London reports a Sunbury on Thames private meeting as 41 commissioners from Japan to India discuss updating Salvation Army outreach. Leaders note changing social habits and eye more television while retaining open air meetings where appropriate.
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