North Atlantic Defense Speed Gains Endorsement
Washington reports the North Atlantic defense plan won unanimous support from Atlantic nations officials. General Oscar Bradley urged rapid unity to deter Communist expansion, noting a small nation offered larger forces to accelerate integrated defenses. The Military Committee adjourned to reconvene amid consultations on details and funding.
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Allied defense chiefs meet amid German rearmament debate
Bradley urges rapid action to form integrated forces for the North Atlantic area while debating German rearmament. Pleven proposes a united Europe army with no German national army. In Hamburg British authorities organize 35000 German laborers into guard units. US contemplates global economic aid program costs.
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Defense build-up and economic aid budgets summarized
The piece discusses the Marshall Plan era defense expansion and an authoritative estimate of a 3 billion dollar annual cost. It notes Economic Cooperation Administration aid to non-Communist Asia and a reduced program for Western Europe. The Europe program is slated to end mid 1982.
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