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TABLE 18.-Title II, Public Law 480, transfer authorizations Issued, value of commodities by area and country, Area and country Africa (total)--------------------- Algeria ---------------------- Central African Republic ------- Ethiopia--------------------- Kenya----------------------- Morocco--------------------- Tanganyika------------------ Tunisia ---------------------- Near East and South Asia (total) .__ Afghanistan------------------ India------------------------ Iraq ------------------------- Nepal----------------------- UNRWA --------------------- Yemen ---------------------- Far East and Pacific (total) -------- China, Republic of------------ Korea----------------------- Philippines------------------- Vietnam --------------------- Latin America (total)-------------- 152 Bolivia ---------------------- Brazil----------------------- Chile------------------------ Costa Rica------------------- Dominican Republic----------- Ecuador--------------------- El Salvador------------------ Mexico---------------------- Peru------------------------ Total Thousand dollars 16,846 7,524 14 392 257 4,850 574 3,235 75,558 42,053 9,023 3,955 1,396 18,818 313 38,177 7,185 12,600 310 18,082 23,108 898 15,114 148 133 104 517 199 2,287 3,708 calendar year 1964 [CCC cost] Ocean Total transportation I commodties Bread grains Coarse grains Commodities Fats and oils 2 Dry beans Milk and milk products Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars 2,622 14,224 9,119 2,650 944 132 1,379 919 4 120 49 1,040 130 6,605 5,569 ----------- 636 --------- 400 10 ----------------------------------------- 10 272 ----------- ---- 272 --- .......... 208 61 51 45 17 34 3,810 1,660 2,150 ----------...................... 444 123 177 31 35 78 360 2,875 1,706 ---------- 232 80 857 15,337 60,221 56,053 2,000 1,722 75 371 8,753 33,300 33,300 .......... 1,695 7,328 4,957 2,000 --------------------- 371 910 3,045 2,970 --------------------- 75 484 912 900 ......... 12 --------- --------- 3,430 15,388 13,678 ----------- 1,710 ----------........... 65 248 248 , , 7,164 31,013 20,013 4,725 4,435 ----- - 1,840 1,100 6,085 4,150 ----------- 635 _ 1,300 2,950 9,650 7,250 2,400 ---------..................... 85 225 -------------- 225 ................ 3,029 15,053 8,613 2,100 3,800 --.... 540 4,573 18,535 5,234 4,258 6,422 469 2,152 160 738 473 ------------- -113 152 3,010 12,104 2,657 3,270 5,587 283 307 25 123 70 7 22 ---------- 24 25 108 ---------------------------------------- 108 45 59 26 6 8 19 --------- 81 436 160 207 65 4 32 167 58 16 40 53 500 1,787 1,128 659 695 3,013 662 93 587 167 1,504
TABLE 18.-Title II, Public Law 480, transfer authorizations issued, value of commodities by area and country, calendar year 1964-Continued Area and country Total transportation [CCC cost] Ocean Total Commodities commodities Bread Coarse Fats and Dry Milk and grains grains oils 2 beans milk products Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars World Food Program (total)-------- 17,666 3,044 14,622 7,618 4,322 2,119 563 Afghanistan ------------------ 748 125 623 375 -------------- 200 48 Bolivia---------------------- 1,207 120 1,087 861 ----------- 226 ----------.--------- Burundi --------------------- 317 45 272 ----------- 272 --------------------------- Chad ------------------------ 1,060 60 1,000 1,000 ---------............------------------ China, Republic of------------ 1,792 419 1,373 1,214 ----------- 159 ..------------------ Colombia -------------------- 389 42 347 --------------------- 62 285 Congo (Brazzaville) ------------ 242 18 224 112 21 66 25 Dahomey --------------------- 215 40 175 ----------- 175--------------------------- Greece---------------------- 195 25 170 70 100--------------------------- India------------------------ 2,370 530 1,840 ----------- 1,840--------------------------- Iran ------------------------- 281 65 216 216----------------------------------- Iraq ------------------------- 373 50 323 292 31 --------------------------- Jamaica--------------------- 455 54 401 67 39 185 110 Jordan---------------------- 1,615 255 1,360 279 1,038 43 ----------.--------- Korea ----------------------- 367 75 292 292----------------------------------- Lebanon--------------------- 662 75 587 542 45 ----------.----------.--------- Mauritania------------------- 205 40 165 119 3 43 ----------.---------- Senegal--------------------- 313 63 250 ----------- 240 ---------- -101-------- Sudan----------------------- 352 57 295 151 25 110 9 Surinam --------------------- 88 11 77 43 ----------- 34 ------------------ Syria------------------------ 915 110 805 400 -------------- 329 76 Tanganyika------------------ 343 67 276 140 106 30------------------ Togo ------------------------ 27 6 21 ----------- 15 6 ------------------- Turkey---------------------- 2,902 637 2,265 1,435 227 603 Uganda---------------------- 155 40 115 ----------- 115--------------------------- United Arab Republic--------- 25 2 23 -------------------- 23 ----------........... Zambia---------------------- 53 13 40 10 30--------------------------- Total--------------------- 171,355 32,740 138,615 98,037 17,955 15,642 676 6,305 Ocean freight: title III foreign donations ----------------------- 47,182 47,182......... Grand total (CCC cost) --- 218,537 79,922 138,615 Total, title II (estimated market value) ------------ 104,011 32,740 71,271 43,751 11,520 11,709 636 3,655 I Including transportation to point of entry for landlocked countries. 2 Includes butter and butter oil. 153
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THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
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Status and Uses of Foreign Currency
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