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January 13, 1948

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British Arm Mid-East States; Action Termed Contractual; London Diplomats Silent on Zionist Charge That Equipment Totals $25,000,000 -Arabs Say 4,000 Britons Volunteer British Arming Mid-East States; Action Termed Contractual Duty

By Benjamin Wellesspecial To the New York Times

recent spending revd

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$440,000,000 Foreign Aid To Be Asked on Top of ERP; Truman Says He Will Propose to Congress Soon a Program for China and Other Lands, Not Specified TRUMAN WILL ASK WIDER FOREIGN AID

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 -- President Truman disclosed in his budget message to Congress today that he would ask Congress soon to authorize a foreign aid program for China and other countries not specified.

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Supreme Court Orders Oklahoma To Admit a Negro to Law School; WINS SCHOOL SUIT HIGH COURT ADMITS NEGRO TO SCHOOL

By Lewis Woodspecial To the New York Times

Sup Ct orders Okla to provide legal educ, Sipuel case; case revd; Miss Sipuel por

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ACCORD IS REACHED ON STATE COLLEGE; Young Commission Proposes Series of Units With Two Medical Centers Added ACCORD IS REACHED ON STATE COLLEGE

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

comm to urge Dewey and Legis to set up univ of community colls and professional schools; Syracuse issue left to Gov and Legis; plan outlined; Young comments

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1948Gaj Singh, Indian lawyer and politician^[†]

Gaj Singh II, known as 'Bapji', is the titular Maharaja of Jodhpur since 1952, as well as an Indian politician and diplomat.

Headlines from January 13, 1948

British Arm Mid-East States; Action Termed Contractual; London Diplomats Silent on Zionist Charge That Equipment Totals $25,000,000 -Arabs Say 4,000 Britons Volunteer British Arming Mid-East States; Action Termed Contractual Duty

Front Page 3 -- No Title

$440,000,000 Foreign Aid To Be Asked on Top of ERP; Truman Says He Will Propose to Congress Soon a Program for China and Other Lands, Not Specified TRUMAN WILL ASK WIDER FOREIGN AID

Supreme Court Orders Oklahoma To Admit a Negro to Law School; WINS SCHOOL SUIT HIGH COURT ADMITS NEGRO TO SCHOOL

ACCORD IS REACHED ON STATE COLLEGE; Young Commission Proposes Series of Units With Two Medical Centers Added ACCORD IS REACHED ON STATE COLLEGE

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