Senators Back Western Europe Fight Will and Aid Plan
A Senate delegation said Western Europe has revived the will to resist possible Soviet attack though defenses remain weak. They backed an $8.5 billion aid program and urged rapid arming, pledging support for hearings led by Senator Connally with Acheson and Marshall as witnesses. The group favored a unified Western European army and bases in Spain, with six U.S. divisions to be stationed in Western Germany and no new troops requested for Europe.
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Burma Rejects Draft of Japanese Peace Pact
Rangoon Burma on July 24 AP Burma refuses to approve the Japanese peace treaty draft in a written reply to the American government stating that any treaty without provisions for reparations cannot meet with Burma's approval.
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