European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 14, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Fag 4 the Staps and stripes Senate debates East West data in secret sunday april 14, 1963 of a �1 senat last West Dat Secre congressmen assail of is compare marxist Flavouring in latin food program Washington up a con Gressional study Mission hut complained that some latin american school children arc be tag fed communism along with the free lunches the . Food for peace program  legislators bended by rep. Armstead Selden jr., a Aln. Aid in it report to the House that it was commend Nile to feed hungry children with sur plus american food. For one thing they noted it him mixed school attendance in such coun tries at Peru. Colombia. Ecuador end Panama and even  the alertness of Pupil. However we Are concerned bythe presence of Marx 11-inclined teachers in the school and col Leges the report said. It make Little sent for the United states to be the instrument for increasing school attendance if the pupils Art going to be fed communist doctrine along with their lunches. We suggest that the United states should urge die recipient governments to seethe removal of communist teach ers from their schools. This was one of the major observations by the four member congressional Mission which visited latin America late last year. The group consisted of Selden rep. William s. Mallllard.r-callf., and former reps Marguerite Stltt Church r-i1i., an Laurence Curtis a mass. They Pound Dor lug their trip that Ift United tote no enjoys More favourable Poalston in latin America than it has for Many years and that toe peace corp a justified the Faith of Tea  but they said Many i to american Leaden were dragging their feet on social and economic Fonn which would make a. Aid More effective under Prenol Dent Kennedy s Alliance for Progress. Money alone cannot build Strong and just societies the group said. Yet in some coun tries the leadership appears to regard the Alliance As merely an other but larger program of Loans and Grants with no Obliga Tion on its part to execute Funda mental  the report mid it has Bee estimated that 1.5 per cent of the landowners own so per cent of the land in latin America. The bulk of the population scraping out a living on tiny exhausted plots does not earn enough Cash to enter the con Sumers Market nor does it pro Duce enough surplus to feed the fast growing Urban populations that sustain industrialization the group said. Moreover Many Large scale landowners with plenty of cheap labor on hand make no Effort to introduce the modern agricultural technique that could elevate production in reduce Cor in. Tax systems tire Genera try chaotic and highly regressive the wage earner is hit hard while the Large landowner is barely touched. Tux collections Are characterized by poor administration and  Mission said we have Little gym Pithy Slih the Orna ment that prose Silve to Nailon in not suitable in underdeveloped economies because capital for a t Ian to men t in to permit investment in productive enter Prises. In latin America too Many wealthy people Siphon off their accumulated capital into unproductive real estate which is Usu ally unit to luxury consumption or Safe havens abroad. As for education one half of the population is illiterate. Thesis particularly distressing when it to recalled that one of tha great impediments to carrying out development schemes is the Scarcity of trained  behind locked doors Wuhan ton policemen guard the Senate exam Belr a the lawmaker hold Thor first secret Emlon in 20 Yean to ditto classified details of my Tlle Defrew. A photo it s no secret Thurmond lost the vote Washington a it could be another 30 years before the Senate is tempted into another secret session barring the press and Public while it debates important issues involving taxpayer dollars. It revived the practice thurs Day for the first time since 1943 to discuss military secrets under lying a Row Over the armed forces antimissile missile pro Gram. The upshot was a 58-16 Roll Coll vote knocking from a 915-Bllllon military authorization Bill a pro posed $196-Mllllon speedup of the Nike zeus missile defense system. The vote was r defeat for  Thurmond .c., who had forced the closed session some could present military secrets in favor of the speedup. Confirming colleagues1 reports that his speech had received applause and rounds of personal congratulations before the sen ate voted Down the speedup Thurmond told a reporter never have i seen so much congratulation supported by no few  As a keeper of secret closed Senate sessions Seldom have Beena howling Success. It was t Long before newsmen were pretty Well aware of the Gist of what happened in this one. Sen. Mike Mansfield. A Mont. The majority Leader expressed Hope it would be at least 25 Yea before the Senate tries it again. Sen. Wayne Morse Dore pro posed a new Rule to require majority vote to bar press and Public from Senate sessions. An two senators can Force a secret session now. Despite the Rebuff to thur mond newsmen Learned the secret debate sparked opposition in some unexpected quarters to policies of Secretary of defense Robert s. Mcnamaro. Many senators viewed the zeus vote As More a personal Victory for sen. Richard b. Rudisell d-ga., than for Mcnamara. Us though both opposed Thurmond speedup proposal. It was Learned that Thurmond argued that Rusalo already i deploying missiles which like zeus Are designed to kill attack ing missiles and that the Penta gon rates the russian version a possibly lets effective than zeus. Senators said a swelling controversy Over Mcnamura s award of the 9&5-Bmion tfx fighter bomber Job did not escape men lion in the closed debate. The Senate investigations sub committee i exploring no whether favouritism might explain Why civilian defense chiefs picked the general dynamics corp of fort Worth tex., Al though military Evol motors Hod reported the Boeing co. Of Seattle promised a better cheaper version of the tfx. Mcnamara has denied that anything but Merit influenced his decision an contended general dynamics will produce a better plane at a ultimate a billion saving. The subcommittee headed by sen. John l. Mcclellan dark. Has recessed the hearings while specialist figure How much extra it my kit Cost to include in the general dynamics version some features of the booing design. Ported to could shoot Down a Polaris missiles and possibly even the longer Range minute Man the Senate has reportedly been informed.  sources said sett Strom Thurmond , presented the inform Nylon at last week closed Senate session. He was i writhed As saying it had been confirmed at the pent Agori that the russians have Given go ahead on such weapons. The United states has place n go Tow Rogn on development of the Nike zeus also an antimissile missile. Thurmond made his Plon for a speedup of the zeus program it n Senate session from whirl the Public and news men with Phi lured for the fint time in Yiirs. Us was def Kaki on Ftttiiwnin-111 aft in 10 Roll rail vote in Alrh it Rlph d from a huge thu it itry he it a link Micharl Xaivion Bill n proposed $in0-Mtlllon speedup of the no of Eiith development Prii cram. The hem Liml in in written in to the Hill h Tler Senate armed serve in committee Over opposition of hi1 Pentagon and the  s chairman sen. Richard b. Russell a a. Informed Narces said thur mond told the Senate the Penta gon in self has information which would indicate the zeus May Bea More effective weapon than the one the russians deploy. The russian missile was de. Scribed a effective Primario no Nln i intermediate Range la Kiles. Surh As he Polaris but reportedly effective under Fertall  against the Long Kanpp a Jami Ruji such As Milnut Man the defense Depser Totea second urtans a search on the. Olfes zeus and on an improved Madel to in known an the Nike a. Thurmond. It was reported argued it would take several. Moorji to get the n Ike zeus into. Production for deployment u of defender of strategic target areas once n go ahead was gives by the Henthron. Nike a still to in us Early design and develop ment stage and even More years away from production he said. 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