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$1 Billion Slashed as House Passes Foreign Aid Bill
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WASHINGTON 10 - By IT 12
vote, the House Monday passed
and sent to th Senate a S3.B0t.8O4
OM foreign aid measure chopped
more thaa a bffliea dollars below
President Eisenhower's request
The showinf of "Nos' oa tht fi
ll 1 roll call vote highlighted strong
congressional election year senti
ment that the t4 MO.000.ooe Eisen
hower asked (or overseas military
and economic aid is too much.
The bill faces more controversy
in the Senate where the Foreign
Relations Committee is slated to
start voting on it Wednesday.
Senate Committee Chairman
George (D-Ga is backing an ad-
provides (or a program K.100.000,
001 bigger thaa Congress appropri
ated (or foreign aid last yoear. The
new program it for the IS months
starting July L
Blaarttsaa Caafereace
The White Rouse spurned by
toe House despite appeals by Ei
senhower and leaders of both par
ties (or more funds arranged a
bipartisan conference of Senate
leaders for later this week.
Oa Monday's final roUcall ma
jority of the votes for passage
came from Democrats while the
most "Nos" were from the Repub
lican side. There were KB Demo
crats and 111 Republicans for, 70
Republicans and 52 Democrats
ministration drive to restore part against.
of the funds cut. but some influen- Among those against the bill was
tial senators -My the House ax1 Rep. Passman (D-La. chairman of
should have gone deeper. As passed the House Appropriations Subcom
by the House, the measure still mittee which later will act oa the
actual funds for the authorisation
bill passed Monday. Monday'i
measure sets terms and ceilings
for the program.
Plan Tarae4 Down
Just before passage, the House
turned down by a 147-S standing
vote a move by Rep. Lawrence H.
Smith R-Wia to kill the bill out
right by sending It back to com
mittee. Rep. BunSck R-ND lontinued
his opposition to the measure right
up to the last He issued a state
ment labeling as "one worlders'
Eisenhower and the House leaders
of both parties who fought for what.
Burdirk called "this giveaway pro
gram." "Another thing the people will
find out is that these appropria
tions are used to build up a world
government and convert the United
States into a vassal member," he
"gtrtwary latpaaTof
Eisenhower says the program to
bolster free ctwntrre againat Com
munism la needed for the security
of America and the free world and
that thia would be "seriously Im
paired" by the House-approved
cuts.
As sent ta the Senate, the bill la
stripped of the long term author
ity Eisenhower sought for commit
ting UA funds to specific overseas
development projects such as dams
and roads.
Instead, the measure carries
weaker policy statement that for
eign aid should continue as long as
there is an international Commu
nist threat ,
But me President would be giv
en wide leeway la administering
the funds, and it would be left up
to him ta decide whether to cut
off aid to Communist Yugoslavia.
I There had nea a strong Bouse
hiot v ea wmm name ataua nuu j Ban
eooomie an tat euro to ingoslava
ia view el Prisidtnt Tit' growing
friendship win the Kremlin.
The bUl emphasises that e much
nse as poaaibl ahouM be made of
loans end private enterprise in
stead of outright U.S. government
gifts abroad.
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Clo wi Loses
Hand in Show,
Keeps Smile
SHKEVEPORT. La. Law
rence Anderson's act went over big
fruWe TV
Era
Glos
es With
Last Bene Show
By EVE IT ABB 1
HOLLYWOOD -s- STARR RE
PORT: Milton Berle did bis Last
show of the current seas last
Tuesday tight, his 33611) hour
long show in eight years and
quite vossibly
one of the last
he will ever
At it. Berte has
Just about had
it. He i now
one of the Old
Men of televi
uon, I can remem
ber, seven years
irs
I Bat ft very Oaaag mat Berts
created has aew taraed against
t him Ho aaaeitd a child aad fed K
vtUania Sftk. ana the rhiM grew
I aaaVkla taaa, Hi Rerla wan
for 1.500 spectators at the Jimmy j ago, referring to Berle as one of
Lynch thrill show Sunday. But for the few young cometuaas arouao.
the pain-racked clown it was a
tragedy.
Anderson, of Chicago, misjudged
the timing of a giant firecracker,
and it exploded tn his left hand.
His hand was blown off.
But his grease-paint smile hid
his tortured face and the crowd
howled with laughter as he waved
an arm smeared with red that only
he knew was not ketchup.
The crowd thought it was all part
of the act.
The clown went to an ambulance
nearby, and attendants whisked
him to a hospital. Physicians said
bis condition was not serious.
Correspondent
Adds Comment
On Commie Beer
HONG KONG or- Newspapers
in nearby Macao carried adver
tisements exhorting residents to
try "the good beer" from Com
munist Chins which went on sal
Sunday morning.
One correspondent in the Portu
guese colony, reporting to Hong
Kong in a cable, added this edi
torial comment:
'The brand is much inferior to
any other foreign-made beer."
There were Benny and Cantor
and Jessel and Durante and Jot
son and young Hilton Berle,
only 41.
So at iust 4S he la an old ssan
so' tar as TV is concerned. In
politics, 48 is considered the
prime of youth. Id business, an
executive -of it Is Just beginning
to come into his own. But in tel
vision you age' fast
Arlaally, Berle dossal Wat atarh
aMer thaa a did when ho startee
Jati eight years ag aaaatb.
Bat he's tired kuide. H saoaid he.
far he has am a yeeiaa's ).
Berle, aad Berte aleae.
vlslaa ap by Ks own baaiatraae.
TV la ikase days was la a peeuHar
amilioa: aabady waated t boy a
set ialeas there were a
shaws aa the air. aad a
waated pay a goad show natal
saaaeaadv bought nni sets. It
waa aa eceaaaaie Allan Caslia
art aad aothieg waa happeniag,
latil Bert eaaaa along,
Berle blacked out his teeth, put
on fright wigs, wore leopard skins,
threw pies, squirted seltzer water
and took pratt falls. He was a bur
lesque comic, a baggy pants com
ic. And apparently he was Just
what TV needed. Tuesday at I
o'clock became something of a na
tional Institution. Stores either
closed or Installed TV sets. Bridge
games stopped, books were put
dawn, converaatiaa halted. AO oarer
the country, little knots of neign
borhaod pioneers gathered ia dark
ened Irving room and stared, fas
cinated, at their M- and sevee-fach
screens. There were even three
inch arts. And Berte. ahwg with
TV Itself, was a miracle of a mod
ern age.
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f " J & J ?Hl ',yfe ' V ' I' George Greenlaw and other telephone
f.'f$ ' Ty Vr?? '''rM'' f"-Jb drivers. Thene stress safety, alertness,
V- - M-"C ' s . 1 quick reaction, and rules of the road.
(f AX - - . ' ,(. aO
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i -"' " x ," ,,.' ' r sZjJ ment are acheduled every two years
k f i ' v -v s v.c 3c,' another imporUnt part of our defensive
N,. .",';. ' , ''uJ" 1 ' , driving program.
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Your telephone givea you better aerv
ice because telephone people are trained
to work safely... which helpe keep skilled
people on the job to serve you.
Meet George Greemlasr-a naf driver. An imporUnt part
of George Greenlaw's job as telephone man is driving this installer'!
truck safely. And like the thousands of other telephone rivers, ht
took a special course in what we call "defensive driving At a de
tensive driver, it's a habit with George always to expect the unex
pected ... to put his foot on the brake at all intersections, yield tht
right-of-way cheerfully, and keep a sharp .eye out for pedestrians.
As a result, George Greenlaw and other Pacific Telephone drivers
roll up millions of miles a year with one of the best safety records
in the country. Safety like this pays off for telephone people and
their families, of course. And for you, too. For it helps make the
streets and highways safer for everyone. Pacific Telephone.
The telephone
men and women
of Salem
work to make your
telephone more useful
every day
vtrtaaBy taraed en el aa bonne.
In some measure, of. course, it
i partly the fault of Berle himself.
He ia not an easy man ta get along
with, especially when a show is
being put together. He is a man
of considerable eg. Hm overbear-
Qutnnel Chuckles
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Statesman. Salem, Ore4 Toe, Jane 12. 53 (ScXk 17
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two young boys' qamt for pin-money. , .
1:W p. . MaUoee Theater "forftana Vaton." starrhtf Dm
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many to the point where they will
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But he can also be a man of
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keen insight, and it has been these
traits that have kept him up
among the leaders long after the
law of averages ordinarily might
have allowed. Berle, for all his
f suits and who among us is per
fect? has contributed as much at
any single Individual to the medi
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more than most. Ai he goes, so
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low wh made "Mister Peepers" a
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