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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1954)
THURSDAY. JULY 29. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE Knowond Urges Action On Foreign Aid From Senate WASHINGTON Ifl Majority Leader Knowland (R-Calif) pressed the Senate today to catch up with the adjournment-minded House by passing a new foreign aid authoris ation of 83.100,000.000. The House, which' has passed earlier a larger authorization, yes- terday whipped through a foreign aid money bill of S5.208.419.979. The higher total includes both $2,895, 944,000 in new funds and authority to use $2,312,475,979 in funds which Congress voted In previous years and are not yet formally obligated. The authorization merely sets a ceiling on the amount of new money which may be appropriated in the current fiscal year. Senate debate on the measure was begun Huge Northwest Wheat Surplus Reported PORTLAND i The wheat carryover in the Pacific Northwest is twice as large as In any pre vious year. There were 79,316.000 bushels on July 1. That was 51 per cent great er than the previous record of 52, 519,000 bushels in 1942, the Federal Drop Reporting Service said Wed nesday. It was three times larger than last year. . , Washington had 57,350,000 bush els. Oregon 16.070,000, and Northern Idaho 5.896,000. yesterday, then put aside for ac- tion on a housing bill. Somewhat contrasting views n i the foreign aid program were ex ! pressed in separate speeches pre ; pared for delivery by Sensi Mans field (D-Mono and H. Alexander ; Smith (R-NJ), Foreign Relations Committee members. Mansfield urged an orderly wind- up within a year. Smith said this Is not the time to shut off foreign aid. Mansfield is the author of an amendment, written into the bill by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, setting next June 30 as the termination date for both economic and military aid pro grams. He won approval last year of an amendment fixing June 30 of this year as the termination date but allowing an additional 39 months to wind up spending of military aid funds and 24 months for liquidating the economic aid program. His amendment in the present bill, while extending this termina tion date for one year, would allow no additional liquidation time be yond that approved last year. He told the Senate he hoped the executive branch would get the idea from his amendment that "Congress and the American peo ple cannot accept the concept that foreign aid Is a permanent part of the foreign or military policy of this nation." Smith said he recognizes "that there is a general feeling today that this aid program has run long enough that there is a time to stop giving away the tax dollars of our j Thiur- '"? ur,i,7i. "Quigley likes to use it on those drivers who don't dim . their lights!" people," but he added: - "I think we are compelled to recognize that now is not the time to cut it off abruptly, without re gard to the consequences." The New Jersey senator argued that Russia is engaging in its own aid program and in an effort to show the world, particularly in North Korea, "that their system provides more and Is capable of achieving more than our own.", Penney's EXTRA DIG VALUES ALL OVER THE STORE! JULY " "' " ... ., BUY AND SAVE PLENTY MOW! ELEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORS STORE HOURS Mon.-Fri. 9:30-S:30 SAT. 9:00-5:30 LAST CHANCE! ALL WOOL BLANKETS 7.66 SPORT SHIRTS 3,1.00 FOR MEN 1 MEN'S SUITS 29.88 STRAW HATS SPORT SHIRTS SIF. Western Typei Light Colors ft Cotton Short s,eevt A A A Harvest Types Broken Sixes ' f C Royn on9 Sleeve . 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