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December 2, 1951

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BIG 4 SET UP PLANS FOR ARMS PARLEYS TO OPEN TOMORROW; BIG FOUR MEETING IN PARIS TO DISCUSS ARMS LIMITATION

By Thomas J. Hamilton Special To the New York Times

subcom preliminary meeting; Padilla Nervo chmn; Vishinsky, Jessup, Min Lloyd (GB) and J Moch (France) reprs; illus

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A WELCOME FOR BRADLEY

By Unknown Author

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KHEEL SEES PEACE FOR BUSES NEARER EXCEPT ON 3D AVE.; Impartial Chairman Expects T.W.U. to Drop Its Tuesday Strike Threat on 8 Lines HEARINGS BEING ARRANGED Slowdowns by Men on Bankrupt System Forecast if Court Continues Its Restraints

By Stanley Levey

Theodore W. Kheel, impartial chairman of the private transit industry, predicted yesterday that the Transport Workers Union, C.I.O., would cancel plans to strike against eight of the city's nine private bus lines Tuesday night.

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U.S. PLEDGES PARIS $600,000,000 IN AID; Assurances Enable French to Increase Dollar Purchases and Defense Budget

By Special to The New York Times

Govt will not halt US imports; gets US pledge of $600 million in aid

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TRUMAN QUESTIONS WILSON ON OUTPUT; DEFENSE MOBILIZER CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT

By W.h. Lawrence Special To the New York Times

Resigns from WSB

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Historical Context for December 2, 1951

In 1951, the world population was approximately 2,543,130,380 people^[†]