Our research. giving new hope to millions action today will decide whether NATO who today know only misery and sick- will have the most modern weapons to ness. Title IV would also authorize cer- defend Europe against the towering tain other programs including assist- might of the Soviet bloc. By our example ance to refugees. our contribution to the we can give new heart to the people of U.N. childrens fund and atoms for Europe in their determination to mainpeace. tain and strengthen our common defense. Chapter In of the mutual security During its consideration of the Mutual bill would make available to the Presi- Security Act last year. the Foreign Affairs dent a contingency fund of $100 million Committee took the unusual step of raisto meet emergencies of the cold war. ing by $8 million the authorization reChapter IV includes general and ad- quested by the President for technical coministrative provisions. operation. The purpose was to overcome In asking the House to consider the weaknesses which the committee had unamendments to the Mutual Security Act. covered in recruitment. training. and I should like first to say to the chair- language instruction of ICA personnel man and the members of the Foreign This new money. which was voted by the House and appropriated. has made it possible for ICA to hire more qualified people to fill vacant posts and to give better training to its staffs and their families going overseas.
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