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January 4, 1952

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$150,000,000 a Year to Aid Spain Urged on U. S. by Head of Survey; $150,000,000 a Year to Aid Spain Urged on U. S. by Head of Survey

By Felix Belair Jr.special To the New York Times

USAF view on bases revd; S C Sufrin links role in Western defense to good rds

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SOVIET PROPOSES U. N. COUNCIL STUDY KOREA TRUCE TALK; Vishinsky Asks Special Sitting -- Charges U. S. Transports Chinese Nationalist Troops NEW RUSSIAN THREAT SEEN Accusation on Chiang Held Hint of Aggression -- Washington Officials Bar Parley Shift SOVIET URGES U. N. STUDY TRUCE TALK

By Thomas J. Hamiltonspecial To the New York Times

UN Assembly com sessions, Paris; Min Vishinsky (USSR) proposes special session of Security Council to weigh bringing truce talks to successful end as 1st item on agenda to ease internatl tension; resolution text; reaction, US; attempt to transfer talks to Council where USSR can threaten veto seen barring, not spurring, accord; Panmunjom talks seen periled

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AIR FORCE DISPUTES ARMY ON WEAPONS; Challenges Ordnance's Control Over New Jet Arms as Feud Develops in Pentagon PENTAGON DEBATES POLICY ON WEAPONS

By Austin Stevensspecial To the New York Times

USAF integrates arms in future design proposals

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U. S. TO UNDERTAKE BIG AID PROGRAM TO BOLSTER INDIA; $54,000,000 Economic Move Will Begin Soon With Mutual Security Act Funds WIDER PROPOSALS ON WAY Aim of Development Project Is to Help New Delhi Offset Any Chinese Red Gains U. S. TO UNDERTAKE INDIA AID PROGRAM

By James Restonspecial To the New York Times

US plans $54-million development program with MSA funds to offset any Communist China gains; competition between Chinese and Indian reconstruction methods seen; US role noted; funds and tech aid to be outright grant

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STEEL UNION TO PUT STRIKE OFF 45 DAYS ON TRUMAN APPEAL; Convention Will Give Industry and U. S. Until Feb. 18 to Agree on a Contract DELEGATES DISPLAY ANGER Murray and Others Denounce Set-Up Despite 'Dear Phil' Letter From President STEEL UNION TO PUT STRIKE OFF 45 DAYS

By A. H. Raskinspecial To the New York Times

union conv to order 45-day strike truce on Truman appeal; will give Govt and indus until Feb 18 to settle dispute; Truman lr to Murray lauds union for avoiding Dec 31 walkout; urges both sides maintain status quo while case is before WSB; Murray and other delegates score indus; local gets union permit to strike Amer Bridge plant for refusal to admit bloodmobile for Korean troops

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Historical Context for January 4, 1952

In 1952, the world population was approximately 2,584,086,339 people^[†]