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. gn alfalra‘claimed an in “ . secretary . Rusk said Friday committee member H. R. Gross alng the grii’undilhii-tliontoff nairliye- that Americans who want sharp . (Rep. lowa.). calling the Congress" cuts in United States foreign "i think we are going to peel; But. he also said “some aid are co -_operating wrth'considerabie more off the for-‘of those who talk the loudest global Communist strategy. eign aid handout program." about a non-win policy (of the

Ruhk. testifying before thelcross said. “and I hope theibemocrat administration) are House of Representatives for-latate department will not ac- :those who want to stop foreign sign affairs committee in favor‘icuse us of being Communist aid. get out of the United of President. Kennedy's $4.500; .sympathizers if we do." Nations. bring the troops home 000.000 foreign aid bill. told After some questioning of -give up the fight " congressmen: ."Thcre is nothing lRusk. Gross noted that the m‘l—" :Iti‘e CtommunistsllI w;nt kmoreliidministration already had cut,

an 0 see c ' an s go 400,000,000 from Its Janua L M k home'. not only from Western lbudget request for $4.900.0m,0l0ii" a Europe. gut tlill-or: the Mediter- fin foreign aid funds, ranean, ou sia, the Far. “You want to label Con ress‘

East. Latin America. Africa, {as giving aid and comfort tlgi the oval-Embers. k h m fCommunists.” Gross told Rusk“ a P

“ we an s come ome. e“'Bul you're not willin to have' c b Communists will begin to take jthe same label when 5w make a _ over. Why any American would la cut yourselves." I want to co-operate with thstlLONG FIGHT AHEAD ; QUEBEC ‘CP’ — TY“ mem' global Communist ‘ strategy is Rusk's testimony opened the i b?“ °f the Les“? ca’bmet we.“ beyond my understanding. But committee’s annual hearings on :gwen ."e‘l’ patron“ I“ aim“ that is what sharp cuts in ourgtihe bill. hearings that may last: swga’rmg'm cefemony held In the foreign. aid program would six or seven weeks. After that. ‘, g’ﬁ‘l’esCodelwmna‘m'Govm mean” . the bill still will have a long: “Ll! ImB‘S-

‘Rusks identification of for- road ahead: Scrutiny by the: ‘9". enrand' ss'year'dd eign aid cutters with Commu- IHouse appropriations commit-Ipromglal. secr‘italry' became nist strategy provoked an angry itee. Senate foreign relations alum”; m'St “master.” tom" reply from Representative Otto ’and appropriations committees I :m' “S and game Whue 3°“ Plassman (Dem. La.i. chairman ‘and various votes on the floors. rsmault' 59’ took over as pro' 0

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