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1954

The Private Enterprise Plan: Synopsis of Contents

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Summary of the Private Enterprise Plan for distributing US foreign aid and its objectives for Korea.

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B-015-018 - B-015-26, Official Correspondences, President Rhee's Correspondences, Syngman Rhee Institute, Yonsei University.

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2015-11-13

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