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TABLE 13.-Status of foreign currencies under title I, Public Law 480, as of June 30, 1 965-Continued Transfers Disburse- Uses as specified in sec. 104 to agency ments by accounts agency Million Million dollar dollar equivalent equivalent U.S. uses-Continued Agriculture: 104(a), agriculture roarket development; 104(k), scientific activities; and 104(m), trade fairs --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Commerce: 282.2 78.8 1 04(a), agricultural market de',elopment: 104(k), scientific activities; and 104(m), trade fairs ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Agency for International Development: 104(d), purchase of goods for other countries------------- Defense: Military family housing -------------------------------------------------------- State: 104 (h) ind (j), international educational exchange and American-sponsored schools and centers; 104(p), workshops and chairs in American studies; 104(k), preservation of ancient Nubian monuments; and 3.9 -77.7 98.0 7.4 667 87.5 1 0 4 (q), emergency relief grants ------------------------------- 104(l), buildings for U.S. Government -------------------------------------------------- U.S. Information Agency: 104 (i) and (j), translatioi of books and periodicals and Amer;cansponsored schools and centers; 243.1 22.1 89.0 14.0 1 04(m), trade fairs; and 104(r), audiovisual materials ---------- Health, Education, and Welfare: 104(h) and 104(k), scientific activities------------------------ Interior: 104(k), Bureau of Commercial Fisherie -------------------------------------------- National Science Foundation : 104(k), scientific activities ------------------------------------- Smithsonian Institution: 104(k), scientific activities ------------------------------------------ Library of Congress : 104(n), acquisition, indexing, and dissemination of foreign publications ------ 65.2 34.2 1.2 7.1 .8 4.7 42.5 12.9 .4 4.1 2.5 Total U.S. uses ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,912.8 1,280.8 TABLE 14.-Title I, Public Law 480, shipments by calendar years 1964 and 1965 and cumulative from beginning of program through Dec. 31, 1965. Quantity and estimated market value Commodity Unit _ Calendar year 1964 Calendar year 1965 Total 1955-1965 Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand units dollars units dollars units dollars Grains: Wheat ------------------- Bu--------- 429,451 771,945 339,419 564,686 2,978,236 5,020,549 Wheat flour------------- Lb -------- 1,849,110 71,535 908,721 32,454 10,216,063 357,680 Bugur ---------------------do--------------------------------------------------- Corn------------------- 13,020 435 Bu -------- 30,245 42,286 10,732 15,524 218,195 291,301 Barley ---------------------- do ----- 5,506 6,317 1,954 2,466 149,890 162,071 Oats-------------------------. do ----- -------------- - -------------- . ,6,807 5,315 Grain sorghums-------------- do ----------------------------- 9,113 11,147 62,459 68,461 Rye------------------------- do--------------------------------------------------- 4,737 5,878 140 See footnote at end of table. (Continued-)
TABLE 14.-Title I, Public Law 480, shipments by calendar years 1964 and 1965 and cumulative from beginning of program through Dec. 31, 1965. Quantity and estimated market value '-Continued Commodity Unit Calendar year 1964 Quantity Value Calendar year 1965 Quantity Value Total 1955-1965 Quantity Value Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand units dollars units dollars units dollars Fats and oils: Cottonseed oil-------------- Lb ------ 260,267 30,463 77,312 11,180 1,534,848 223,872 Soybean oil ----------------- do ----- 506,677 57,228 388,358 51,031 5,110,495 649,424 Linseed oil------------------ do --- ------------------------------------------------ 7,492 1,112 Lard---------------------- do 22,114 2,665 ------------------------- 207,094 28,591 Tallow --------------------- do ----- 264,978 21,132 121,941 12,320 1,085,674 86,856 Dairy products : Nonfat dry milk-------------- do ----- 24,429 2,629 17,231 2,240 272,046 23,931 Dry whole milk-------------- do ----- 2,799 622 3,996 2,223 22,694 11,116 Dry modified milk------------ do ----------------------------------------------------- 55 40 Evaporated milk------------- do -- 1,036 576 2,244 392 71,751 9,779 Condensed milk-------------- do 61,180 13,020 65,608 15,380 213,084 47,976 Cheese-------------------- do .... 1,808 314 220 78 21,473 5,231 Butter --------------------- do 1,800 632 1,190 393 33,672 13,468 Butter oil ------------------- do ----- ------------------------ 908 398 2,538 1,224 Ghee---------------------- do 3,849 1,662 ------------------------- 12,289 6,242 Whey--------------------- do ---------------------------- ------------ ------------ 2,001 130 Anhydrous milk fat----------- do----- 330 183 1,127 660 Meat and poultry: Beef---------------------- do 14,859 5,333 11,772 3,369 119,883 36,781 Canned pork products---------- do ---- ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ 19,991 9,953 Poultry -------------------- do 6,123 1,607 88 26 35,982 10,225 Dried eggs----------------- do----- ------------ ------------------------------------ 4 5 Fruits and vegetables: Canned fruits and juices-------- do --------------- ------------------------------------ 34,996 4,917 Fresh fruit----------------- do--- ------------ ------------------------------------ 65,908 4,772 Dried fruit------------------ do--- ------------------------------------------------ 44,896 6,920 Potatoes------------------- do--------------------------------------------------- 50,822 1,392 Other: Cotton ------------------- Bale ----- 795 101,927 404 54,904 9,149 1,289,499 Cotton linters--------------- do ----------------------------------------------------- 7 256 iobacco------------------ Lb 38,208 23,730 29,438 19,410 433,985 307,207 Peas--------------------- Cwt ----- 149 759 ------------------------- 149 759 Dry edible beans------------- do - 49 370 ------------------------- 710 5,274 Seeds--------------------- do . ---------------- -------------------- 10 394 Rice---------------------- do 12028 67,229 11,871 103,266 598,413 Fabric------------------- Lb------ ------------ ------------------------------------ 450 142 Lentils------------------- Cwt -----1 22 200 219 24 219 Total value -. _1,224,187 ------------ 866,352 ------------- 9,298,470 ------------------------- --------- Total quantity: Thousand metric tons ------------- ---------- 14,702.00 ------------- 11,153.77 ------------ 107,514.80 I Quantity is based on tonnage shown on ocean bills of lading. Value is estimated export market value, basis U.S. port of export. Estimates are revised to reflect actual amounts financed by CCC vhen this information is obtained for completed purchase authorizations. 141
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TITLE I SALES FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY
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Status and Uses of Foreign Currency
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translation of educational material
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FOREIGN DONATIONS PROGRAMS American
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