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.",
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