Truman seeks 400 million aid for Greece and Turkey
Washington dispatch notes President Truman requests 400 million to aid Greece and Turkey, facing possible Senate filibuster as British aid ends March 31. State Department aims to direct military civilian aid, while corruption and reconstruction issues in Greece hinder efficient use of funds. UN and world bank limits, price prospects, FAO leadership speculation, and Britain dollar-credit strategies also noted.
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