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TABLE 15.-Title I, Public Law 480, amount proge'amed under agreements signed and estimated market value of commodities shipped, J.ily 1, 1954, through Dec. 31, 1965 Amount pro- Amount pro Country ramed (export Estimated gramed market (export Estimated value market value Country market value market value excluding of shipments ocean excluding of shipments I transportation) transportation) Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand dollars dollars dollars dollars Afghanistan----------------- 1,000 278 Jordan---------------------- Argentina------------------- 2,500 -------------- 29,875 29,875 Korea --------------------- Austria --------------------- 456,164 446,376 39,502 39,502 Mali----------------------- Bolivia---------------------- 580-............. 29,458 28,565 Mexico ------- Brazil---------------------- . 24,644 501,375 24,644 468,409 Morocco -------------------- Burma---------------------- 36,053 36,053 44,736 44,736 Netherlands----------------- Ceylon---------------------- 247 247 25,092 25,092 Pakistan ---------------- Chile----------------------- 936,791 889,741 84,324 69,589 Paraguay ------------------- China (Taiwan) -------------- 15,103 14,737 191,103 ',765 Peru------------------------ Colombia ------------------- 39,179 38,389 76,268 61,043 Philippines------------------- Congo---------------------- 56,157 51,718 78,355 65,931 Poland--------------------- Cyprus--------------------- 499,377 497,141 1,897 1,897 Portugal Ecuador -------------------- -------------------- 6,282 10,843 6,282 10,843 Senegal--------------------- Ethiopia--------------------- 3,633 3,130 808 808 Spain------------------------- Finland ---------------------- 468,983 41,182 467,045 41,182 Sudan---------------------- France---------------------- 19,860 17,748 35,558 35,558 Syrian Arab Republic --------- Germany------------------- 7,785 7,730 1,197 1,197 Thailand--------------------- Greece --------------------- 4,116 118,769 4,116 117,227 Tunisia --------------------- Guinea --------------------- 49,931 47,791 29,447 25,537 Turkey --------------------- Iceland--------------------- 495,210 15,978 449,879 15,960 United Arab Republic India----------------------- (Egypt)- 728,896 715,823 2,686,265 2,584,331 United Kingdom ------------- Indonesia------------------- 48,094 48,094 274,578 273,823 Uruguay--------------------- Iran------------------------ 35,907 54,763 34,279 53,168 Vietnam -------------------- Israel----------------------- 186,157 167,033 279,437 277,151 United Arab Republic Italy------------------------ (Syria)-- 24,915 24,915 139,993 139,993 Yugoslavia------------------ 572,669 572,258 Ivory Coast ----------------- 3,450 2,813 Japan----------------------- 135,028 135,028 Total ------------------ 9,649,604 9,298,470 I Value is estimated export value, f.o.b. U.S. ports, of tonnage shown on ocean bills of lading. Estimates revised to reflect actual amounts financed when this information is otaincd for completed authorizations. 142
TABLE 16.-Title II, Public Law 480, transfer authorizations issued, classified by purpose of programs, July 1, 1954 through Dec. 31, 19651 Area and country Europe (total)---------------------------- Austria ------------------------------ Czechoslovakia------------------------ Germany, Federal Republic------------- Germany, Soviet occupied-------------- - Hungary ----------------------------- Italy -------------------------------- Spain -------------------------------- Yugoslavia --------------------------- Africa (total) ----------------------------- Algeria------------------------------- Burundi ------------------------------- Central African Republic---------------- Congo------------------------------- Dahomey ----------------------------- Ethiopia------------------------------ Ghana ------------------------------- Guinea ------------------------------ Kenya------------------------------- Libya-------------------------------- Malagasy Republic-------------------- - Mali- --------------------------------- Mauritania--------------------------- Morocco----------------------------- Niger-------------------------------- Ruanda-Urundi ----------------------- Rwanda ------------------------------ Somali Republic---------------------- Sudan- ------------------------------- Tanzania----------------------------- Togo -------------------------------- Tunisia------------------------------ Uganda ------------------------------ Near East and South Asia (total)----------- Afghanistan -------------------------- Ceylon -----------------------------. Cyprus------------------------------- Greece (Crete)------------------------- India -------------------------- Iran -------------------------- Iraq --------------------------------- See footnotes at end of table. Total [In thousands of dollars] 189,986 28,145 1,995 3,365 758 13,210 91,546 3.761 47,206 469,109 91,234 347 35 16,695 1,462 19,312 605 1,767 13,133 27,457 29 866 104 111,404 138 2,619 2,005 6,626 10 13,766 1,435 157,700 360 568,629 111,296 9,289 14,991 3,526 17,560 33,584 4,071 Child Voluntary Economic Disaster feeding Refugees agency develop. Other ment 86,726 55,506 29,504 8,441 ----------- 9,809 2,278 ----------- 25,867 1,995 1,087 ----------- 1,284 994.................. 758 ----------....-------................................. 13,210 .............................. 20,192 55,506 2,353 3,686 ----------- 9,809 ------------------------------ 3,761 47,206 227,503 18,192 28.505 194.909 72,518 ------------------------------ 18,716 -------------------- 347 --------------------- 22 13 16,695 ........................................... 531 ------------------------------- 931 17,041 ------------------------------ 2,271 605 ............................................ 1,740 ------------------------------- 27 13,133 27,457 ----------.-------..... 29 ......................................... 866 104 18,536 ----------- 10,054 ----------- 82,814 --------- ----------- 138 -- 2,619 2,005 ......................................... 6,498 ------------------------------- 128 10 12,793 ----------- 89--93 80 1,352 83 ............................... 32,971 18,054 16,746 ----------- 89,929 ---------- ----------- 360 367,752 1,492 101,406 1,424 96,555 --------- 20,084 ------------------------------ 91,212-------- 9,289---- ------------------------------------- 14,991 ------------------------------------------- 3,526---- ------------------------------------- 14,339 ----------- 466 1,424_ 1,331 29,970 ------------------------------ 3,614 4,071 ------------------------------------------- (Continued-) 143
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