Why Congress Balks on Foreign Aid

Why Congress Balks

NATIONAL REVIEW has been permitted to examine a large sampling of letters that Senators have been receiving during the past six weeks on the subject of foreign aid. These are running about ten to one for deep cuts or elimination. In reproducing typical letters from voters in many parts of the country, we note that each Senator receives mail from all states; so that the place of origin of a letter, here given, is no indication of the particular Senator to whom it was sent.