Truman Seeks Cash and Carry Arms Aid for Allies
President Truman, urging a broad arms program, backs general authority to supply Britain France and others with defense material on a cash and carry basis. He argues allied defense is U.S. defense and stresses limited dollar aid to boost ally production while preserving economic recovery. The State Department emphasizes that their defense is our defense.
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France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Westers, Zure-peen Union
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Korea
Philippines
United, ‘States
Canada
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Europe
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Arms Aid Schedule for the $1.45 Billion Fund
Summary of proposed arms aid by the State Department outlining allocation for North Atlantic Treaty allies and other nations. Key figures include about $936.45 million for NATO equipment and delivery, $350 million to non-NATO states, and up to $100 million for cash purchases. Emphasis on Latin America and Europe, with discussion of strategy, congressional reception, and administration costs.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Chicago
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