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TABLE 17.-Title II, Public Law 480, transfer authorizations issued, value of commodities by area and country, July 1, 1954, through Dec. 31, 1965-Continued [In thousands of dollars] Ocean Commodities Total _____ Area and __________ country Total transpor- commoditation I ties Bread Coarse Fats Dry Milk and Pw grains grains and beans milk Rice cotton oils 2 products World Food Program-Continued Chad---------------------------- 1,060 60 1,000 1,000 Chile------------------------- 1,765 61 1,704 416 1,059 186 -4-------- 43 ---------- ---------- C hina, Republic of ---------------- 2,387 478 1,909 1,663 --------------- 246 .......... .......... .........- - .... Colom bia------------------------ 2,731 217 2,514 370 965 374 ---------- 805 ......... - --------- Congo (Brazzaville) --------------- 242 18 224 112 21 66 ----------.... 25. CostaRica------------------------ 202 10 192 44 60 33 ---------------- 55 ............... D a ho m ey - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 15 40 175 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 7 5 ---------- ---------- - . . . . . . . Ecuador------------------------- 625 110 515 145 214 58 98................ Ghana--------------------------- 1,657 298 1,359 72 729 558 ----------, ---------- ---------- Greece -------------------------- 195 25 170 70 100 --------------------- ---------- ---------- Guinea-------------------------- 241 14 227 168 ----------- 21 ----------- 38 Indiaia------------------------- 6,078 970 5,108 Indonesia ------------------------ 460 4,648 - 2,696 -------- 708 _ 1,988 ---------- .................... 1,570 150 ----------- Iran----------------------------- 281 65 216 216 ........... - ---------- ........ Iraq- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 731 88 643 552 31 60 -------------- -- --- .......... .......... Jamaica-------------------------- 548 69 479 114 46 196 ----------.... 123 ... Jordan --------------------------- 1653 262 1,391 296 1,038 57 .................... Korea--------------------------- 1,013 165 848 785 63 ---------- Laos ....... - - -- - 93 ---------- 10 83 38 Lebanon------------------------- 24 14 --------- 7 .......... 662 .......... 75 587 542 45 .............................. M alaw i-------------------------- ......... ........ 115 13 102 14 56 32 .......... .......... Mali ----------------------------- 884 103 781 35 626 120 - .......... Mautan ------------------------- 785 260 525 ----------- 525 ----- ---------- Mauritania ----------------------- ---------- '------------------- 205 40 165 Morocco ------------------------- 119 3 4,140 43 258 3.882 3,712 --------------- 170 ---------- - ---------- Peru---------------------------- ---------- 2,155 320 1,835 888 346 278 ----------- 323 - PhilipDines ------------------------ 475 63 412 4 400 4 ---------- 4 .......... Rw anda- -- ----------------------- - 118 20 98 ----------- 20 78 ---------- - ......... Sarawak ------------------------- 32 7 25 -------------------- 25 - - _- ------------------------- --- S a u d i Ara b ia- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 786 - - - - - - - - - - - 78 6 - - - - - - - - - - - 7 86 .......... .......... .................... .......... Senegal-------------------------- 839 173 666 ----------- 619 --------------------- 7---47
Sudan--------------------------- 1.834 237 1,597 1,436 25 127 ----------.. Surinam ------------------------- Syria ---------------------------- 88 2,134 11 380 77 1.754 43 546 750 34 355 ---------- 103--------.- --------- Tanzania------------------------- 1.190 197 993 308 438 177 _ 70 .................... Thailand------------------------- 177 14 163 119 --------- 44 Togo------------------------------ Trinidad and Tobago--------------- 49 176 11 12 38 164 ----- 119 32 4 6 ------ 23 ----------- ----- 18 ----------........... Tunisia-------------------------- 2,362 140 2,222 29 2,150 12 31 .......... Turkey-------------------------- 7.711 1,116 6,595 4.557 605 1,026 --------------- 407 ..... Uganda-------------------------- 1,082 190 892 ----------- 495 149 ----------- 248 ---------- United Arab Republic-------------- 2,060 125 1,935 993 500 163 ----------- 279 ---------- Upper Volta ---------------------- - 430 125 305 ----------- 305 .......................................... Vietnam ------------------------- - 138 25 113 81 32 ---------- , ----------........ ... Zambia -------------------------- - 100 20 80 20 55 5 ---------- , ----------........... Christmas holiday-------------------- 16,688 ----------- 16,688 2,306 ----------- 5,973 1,005 4.206 3,198 American voluntary relief agencies and international organizations (total) ----- 9,554 ----------- 9,554 ---------------------------------------- 9,554 Total 3 ------------------- 1,698,395 209.817 1,488,578 954,689 210,781 95,769 7,440 149,567 51.651 18,681 Ocean freight: title IIIforeign donations- 363,423 363,423 Purchase title I currencies-------------- 899 899 Grand total (CCC cost) --------- 2,062,717 574,139 1,488,578 Total, title II (estimated market value) --------- 1,051,384 209,817 841,567 467,798 134,900 79,488 5,729 115,167 IIncluding transportation to point of entry for landlocked countries. 2 Includes b,tter and butter oil. 3 Excludes approximately $22 million ocean freight for fiscal years 1955 and 1956 financed under the Mutual Security Act. 4 Calculated on the ratio of current market prices to CCC cost.
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THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
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6 CON TENTS-Continued Purchase of g
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AGRICULTURAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT AND
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SUMMARY AND HIGHLIGHTS Increasing n
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TABLE I.-Authorizations: Titles I a
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TABLE Ill.-Major commodity exports
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TITLE I SALES FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY
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the Act (country uses) are availabl
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TABLE VII.-Status of foreign curren
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Status and Uses of Foreign Currency
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U.S. Information Agency Programs Si
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translation of educational material
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TABLE XXVI.-U.S. Government buildin
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FOREIGN DONATIONS PROGRAMS American
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(A I El Salvador-Earthquake relief.
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FOREIGN DONATIONS PROGRAMS These em
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During 1965, 2.4 billion pounds of
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normally approved by a prompt cable
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