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Truman Holds Firm On Veto And War Surplus Aid Push
President Truman stands by his veto of the price control bill while appealing for war surplus equipment to education leaders for U S schools. Education officials warn millions of youths will seek college seats next fall without access to vital laboratory and classroom gear. In Europe, talks aim to fuse German zones into a western economic unit, with U S Britain and France seeking an anti Russian bloc. The Agriculture secretary backs the Flannagan Hope farm research bill to relieve marketing bottlenecks. Also planned state department broadcasts to Russia and release of seized gold to Argentina mark further actions.
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