Foreign Aid Cut By 757 Million From Eisenhower Request
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed the President's foreign aid request by 757 million dollars to 3.193 billion for fiscal 1959. The panel lowered military assistance, defense support, and development loans while preserving some programs including technical cooperation. The committee urged cautious funding and said total new obligational authority would reach over 4.14 billion with carryover and obligated balances.
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Calvert Towed Into Hakata After Yacht Breakdown
Japanese patrol boat towed the yacht Thespian and its crew into Hakata Japan after seven days adrift off Cheju Island. Skipper John Calvert and four others including a French poodle and a chimpanzee named Jimmy cited engine failure and dead radio as causes. Calvert denied any publicity stunt and said he was embarrassed to be towed by the Coast Guard.
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