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December 9, 1949

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MARSHALL PLAN CUT URGED BY SENATORS BACK FROM EUROPE; Democrats on Inspection Tour Will Support Congress Move to Slash Recovery Funds SUGGEST LOAN TO SPAIN Three in Group Propose Aid to Permit Buying Machinery, Cotton and Wheat Here RECOVERY PLAN CUT URGED BY SENATORS

By William S. Whitespecial To the New York Times

3 US Sens end tour; urge loan

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U. S. Fiscal Policies Depicted To N. A. M. as Sapping Nation; Welfare Programs and High Taxes, Deficits Held to Drain Venture Capital U. S. POLICIES HELD TO DRAIN ECONOMY

By Leo Egan

scored by Sen Bricker

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HOUSE GROUP ROWS ON JORDAN INQUIRY; Three G. O. P. Members Assert 'Quickie' Hearings Open Body to Charges of 'Whitewash' HOUSE GROUP ROWS ON JORDAN INQUIRY

By C. P. Trussellspecial To the New York Times

House com Repub members Reprs Nixon, Case and Velde, not present at hearings, send protest to Wood scoring haste and hearings conduct; assail questioning of Groves as opening com to criticism of 'whitewash'; Howe says 1,000-lb shipment of uranium compounds went from Canada to USSR in May, '43, as normal wartime transaction, Commons

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REVISION IS PUSHED IN FOREIGN SERVICE ALONG HOOVER LINE; Committee to Advise Acheson on Joining High-Level Staff and 'Career' Personnel PLAN STIRS SHARP FIGHT Two of Three in Group Named and Study Is to Begin Soon After Holiday Season AIDES TO ACHESON REVISION IS PUSHED IN FOREIGN SERVICE

By Walter H. Waggonerspecial To the New York Times

Com to advise Sec Acheson on State Dept-Foreign Service amalgamation as recommended by Hoover Comm; R Ramspeck and J H Rowe Jr named; illus; amalgamation problems discussed

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TRANSIT UNION ASKS CITY FOR A HEARING; Request for Immediate Talks Is Seen as Move for Public Backing of Slowdown TRANSIT UNION ASKS CITY FOR A HEARING

By Warren Moscow

TWU scores bd lr to Guinan, reply to Reid; text; demands conf now; officials reptd seeking O'Dwyer action; Quill calls situation serious; confirms slowdown permit

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1949Tom Kite, American golfer and architect^[†]

Thomas Oliver Kite Jr. is an American professional golfer and golf course architect. He won the U.S. Open in 1992 and spent 175 weeks in the top-10 of the Official World Golf Ranking between 1989 and 1994.

Headlines from December 9, 1949

MARSHALL PLAN CUT URGED BY SENATORS BACK FROM EUROPE; Democrats on Inspection Tour Will Support Congress Move to Slash Recovery Funds SUGGEST LOAN TO SPAIN Three in Group Propose Aid to Permit Buying Machinery, Cotton and Wheat Here RECOVERY PLAN CUT URGED BY SENATORS

U. S. Fiscal Policies Depicted To N. A. M. as Sapping Nation; Welfare Programs and High Taxes, Deficits Held to Drain Venture Capital U. S. POLICIES HELD TO DRAIN ECONOMY

HOUSE GROUP ROWS ON JORDAN INQUIRY; Three G. O. P. Members Assert 'Quickie' Hearings Open Body to Charges of 'Whitewash' HOUSE GROUP ROWS ON JORDAN INQUIRY

REVISION IS PUSHED IN FOREIGN SERVICE ALONG HOOVER LINE; Committee to Advise Acheson on Joining High-Level Staff and 'Career' Personnel PLAN STIRS SHARP FIGHT Two of Three in Group Named and Study Is to Begin Soon After Holiday Season AIDES TO ACHESON REVISION IS PUSHED IN FOREIGN SERVICE

TRANSIT UNION ASKS CITY FOR A HEARING; Request for Immediate Talks Is Seen as Move for Public Backing of Slowdown TRANSIT UNION ASKS CITY FOR A HEARING

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