THE WEEK

• Because of the continuing deficit in the U.S. international payments, the banking system is being asked to make its voluntary controls on foreign loans even more voluntary than before.

• School officials from all over the South attended a hearing in Atlanta of a House Education and Labor subcommittee and there registered long-standing complaints against strongarming by the U.S. Office of Education to enforce compliance with school integration “guidelines.” Rep. Edith Green, a Liberal Democrat (ADA 89, COPE 98, ACA 10) from Oregon who believes desegregation is moving too slowly, was convinced. “I intend,” said she, “to turn my attention to this in the next session.”

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• Because of the continuing deficit in the U.S. international payments, the banking system is being asked to make its voluntary controls on foreign loans even more voluntary than before.

• School officials from all over the South attended a hearing in Atlanta of a House Education and Labor subcommittee and there registered long-standing complaints against strongarming by the U.S. Office of Education to enforce compliance with school integration “guidelines.” Rep. Edith Green, a Liberal Democrat (ADA 89, COPE 98, ACA 10) from Oregon who believes desegregation is moving too slowly, was convinced. “I intend,” said she, “to turn my attention to this in the next session.”