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TABLE 2.-Public Law 480 exports, quantities of commodities, July 1, 1954, through Dec. 31, 1965-Continued Title III Total Commodity Unit Title I Title II Title IV Public Law Grains and products-Continued Foreign 480 Barter <strong>donations</strong> Thousands Thousands I Thousands Thousands Thousands Thousands Rye flour----------------- Lb------------------ 1,102 ------------------------------------ 1,102 Cornmeal I----------------- -do ----------------- Rice --------------------- Cwt ...... 103,266 Fats and oils: 173,871 ------------ 4,754 4,444 3,248,903 ------------ 7,361 2,862 3,422,774 122,687 Lard --------------------- Lb-------- Tallow--------------------- do ----- Soybean oil ---------------.... do----- 207,094 ------------------------------------ 2,526 1,085,674------------------------------------100521 5,110,495 9,232 176,053 358,967 231,156 209,620 1,186,195 5,885,903 Cottonseed oil --------------. do ----- 1,534,848 41,436 117,299 180,410 2,594 1,876,587 Linseed oil------------------- do ----- 7,492 ------------ 8,083 ------------------------ 15,575 Vegetable oil, other----------.. do----------------- Oilseeds and meal: 146,847 ------------- 204,379 ------------- 351,226 Peanuts-----------------... do ------------------------------ 9,169 ------------------------ 9,169 Soybeans----------------- Bu ...............................- Flaxseed ----------------- - do ----- ------------ ------------ - 5,932 ------------ 3,316 897 ........................ 9,248 897 O ilseed m eal -------------- Dairy products: Milk (evaporated and condensed). Lb ............ ............ 2,403 24 - ..... --do----- 284,835------------------------------------ - 54,776 ,75 4,700 57,179 8...... 1 289,535 Milk (nonfat dry)------------- do ----- 272.046 438,870 178,599 5,220,825 6,699 6,117,039 Milk (whole) ---------------- do ----- 22,694 ------------------------------------------------ 22,694 Milk (dry, modified) ---------- do------ Cheese--------------------.. . do ----- Butter--------------------- do ----- 55------------------ -- 21,473 66,687 33,672 34,937 ----------------------- 9,836 616,549 ------------- 32,944 227,344 ------------- 55 714,545 328,897 Butter oil, anhydrous milk -. do ----- 15,954 12,900 ------------- 309,544 3,820 342,218 fat, and ghee. Other dairy products ---------- do ----- Meat and poultry: 2,001------------------------------------------------- 2001 Beef ---------------------- do 1---- 19,883 ----------------------------------------------- 119,883 Pork products-------------- --do ----- Poultry---------------------- do ----- 19,991 ------------------------------------------------ 35,982 ------------------------------------------------ 19,991 35,982 D ried eggs -- - - ---- --------... do ----- 4 ............ Fruits and vegetables: 4 Fresh and dried fruit---------- do----- Canned fruits and juices----- -- do_ Dry edible beans ------------ Cwt ----- Potatoes------------------- Lb._ 110,804 ----------------------------------- ------------ 34,996 ------------------------------------------------ 710 755 566 2,632 292 50,822 ------------------------------------------------ 110,804 34,996 4,955 50,822 Peas---------------------- Cwt ----- 149 ................................................ 149 Lentils-------------------- do - - Other: Cotton (including linters) - ----Bales .... 24 9,156 100 2,864 ------------ 455 14 24 12,575 Wool---------------------- Lb ------------------------------ 11,976 ------------------------ 11,976 120 Fa b ric- - - - - - - - -- -- - - -- - - - - --do ----- 4 50 Tobacco do -- - 433,985 -- Cigarettes ------------------ No------------------------------ 246,807................ ------------- 10,343 238,931 ------------------------ 691,135 238,931 Seeds--------------------- Cwt ----- 10 10 Total quantity: Thousand ---------- 107,515 8,047 25,662 10,738 3,476 155,438 metric tons. 3Corn equivalent is 5,501,000 bushels for title II and 102,816,000 bushels for title III.
TABLE 3.-Title I, Public Law 480, agreements signed in calendar year 1965 Country Date signed Estimated Estimated market value CCC cost Thousand Thousand dollars dollars Turkey (amendment) ------------------------------------------------- Jan. 22, 1965 .................................. Tunisia ------------------------------------------------------------- Feb. 17, 1965 ----- 14,690 17,300 India (amendment) --------------------------------------------------- Apr. 21, 1965 ..... Morocco ---------------------------------------------------- Apr. 23, 1965 ----- 6,100 8,000 Philippines ------------------------------------------------------- do----------- 12,570 19,150 Congo (amendment) -------------------------------------------------- Apr. 29, 1965-------------------- 650 Bolivia -------------------------------------------------------------- May 12, 1965 ----- 3,830 6,730 Afghanistan -------------------------------------------------- May 22, 1965 ----- 1,000 1,000 Vietnam ----------------------------------------------------------- May 26, 1965 ----- 6,860 8,730 Israel (amendment) -------------------------------------------------- May 27, 1965- Do ------------------------------------------------------------- June 22, 1965 .... Vietnam (amendment) ------------------------------------------------ July 9,1965 ..... 7,090 10,730 Mali ------------------------------------------------------- July 14, 1965 ----- 580 990 Congo ------------------------------------------------------ July 19, 1965 .... 12,100 21,060 India (amendment) --------------------------------------------- July 26, 1965 .... 58,800 94,140 Chile --------------------------------------------------------------- July 27, 1965 .... 19,750 24,630 Vietnam (amendment) ------------------------------------------------ Aug. 16, 1965 .... 3,100 3,100 Guinea (amendment) ------------------------------------------- Sept. 19, 1965----- --------------- 650 Vietnam (amendment) ------------------------------------------ Sept. 23, 1965 .... 12,530 16,440 Congo (amendment) -------------------------------------------------- Sept. 28, 1965 ----- -------------- 940 India (amendment) --------------------------------------------------- Sept. 29, 1965 .... 29,650 43,340 Morocco (amendment) ------------------------------------------------ Oct. 8, 1965 ..... 3,350 3,350 Vietnam (amendment) ------------------------------------------------ Oct. 14, 1965 .... 3,000 3,000 India (amendment) --------------------------------------------------- Nov. 4, 1965 ..... 29,210 43,070 Do ----------------------------------------------------- Dec. 10, 1965 .... 87,560 124,590 Vietnam (amendment) ------------------------------------------------ Dec. 20, 1965----- 6,160 6,320 Total --------------------------------------------------------.------------------ 317,930 1457,910 Differential ---------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------- 2 30,120 Total including differential ------------------------------------------------------------------- 488,030 IDifference between CCC cost on tables 3 and 6 is the result of reprograming agreements on Congo and Guinea. 2Differential estimated only on purchase authorizations issued against agreements. 121
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Status and Uses of Foreign Currency
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