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20. With respect to 17(d), if a substantial reduction
in total expenditure through $8 to $9
billion=scould be achieved by a combination of the
foregoing measures, there would still remain a deficiency
of the order of $15 to $17 billion. It is recomnended
that consideration be given to the possibility of U.S.
end-item and sconomic assistance of that magnitude,
beyond the aid currently requested of the Congress for
FY 1952, for the total period through the Fiscal Year 1954.
This would average at about 30% above the $6.2 billion
authorization request for FY 1952 for NATO countries
plus Germany, although it probably would involve a higher
peak in authorizations in FY 1953. Some part of this
amount should perhaps be available from a supplemental
appropriation during FY 1952, to permit its timely obli-
gation for end-item deliveries in FY 1953 or 1954 In
the event that the problem considered in this memorandum
is partly resolved by sone deforment of the MTDP build-up
beyond the 1954 planning date, U.S. assistance of reduced
but substantial size in FY 1955 should be considered.
21. Solution of the problem along the lines outlined
above would rest on the premise that balanced adjustments
of MTDP
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E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and s(D12:5(E)
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Dept. of State letter, 8.23.76
By NLT. HC NARS Date 10.2076
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