For 10 points, name this plan, which augmented the Truman Doctrine and was named for Truman's Secretary of State.
Charles Boehlen authored its primary goals, and it helped create the OECD, an organization that kept tabs on it. This project was first publicly iterated in a speech to the Harvard graduating class of 1947, which led a Dutch statesman to say that "Churchill's words won the war, while [this project's namesake's] words won the peace." Rejected by the Soviet Union, by its completion in 1953, it had donated about 13 billion dollars in aid to 16 European countries. For 10 points, name this plan, which augmented the Truman Doctrine and was named for Truman's Secretary of State.
Charles Boehlen authored its primary goals, and it helped create the OECD, an organization that kept tabs on it.
{Marshall} Plan [accept {European Recovery Program}]