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TABLE 20.-Title II, Public Law 480, transfer authorizations Issued, value of commodities by purpose and country, calendar year 1964-Continued [CCC cost] Ocean Total Purpose and country Total transpor- commoditation ties Bread grains Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand dollars dollars dollars dollars Section 202-Continued _____ Economic development-Continued Peru ------------------------- 955 110 845 322 Philippines------------------- 310 85 225 ---------- World Food Program ---------- 15,549 2,671 12,878 6,798 Child feeding (total) --------------- 23,536 3,787 19,749 9,000 Brazil ----------------------- 8,761 1,498 7,263 2,216 China, Republic of------------ 7,185 1,100 6,085 4,150 Costa Rica ------------------- 133 25 108 Peru------------------------ 2,753 585 2,168 340 Tunisia---------------------- 3,235 360 2,875 1,706 World Food Program ---------- 1,469 219 1,250 588 Total, section 202 ----------- 115,277 22,351 92,926 64,937 Total .--------------------- 171,355 32,740 138,615 98,037 Ocean freight: title III <strong>foreign</strong> <strong>donations</strong> -------------------------- 47,182 47,182 ---------- 158 Grand total---------------- 218,537 79,922 138,615 I Including transportation to point of entry for landlocked countries. 2 Includes butter and butter oil. Coarse grains Thousand dollars 45 225 4,083 291 225 ---------- 48 ---------- 18 13,172 17,955 Commodities Fats Dry Milk and and beans milk oils 2 products Thousand Thousand Thousand dollars dollars dollars 367 ------ - 111 .......... --------- 1,772 ---------- 225 5,937 530 3,991 4,539 283 635 ---------- 1,300 108 220 167 1,393 232 80 85* 311 333 9,162 549 5,106 15,642 676 6,305
TABLE 21.-Title II, Public Law 480, transfer authorizations issued, quantities of commodities by purpose and country, calendar year 1964 Bread Coarse Fats and Milk and Purpose and country Total grains grains oils I Dry beans milk products Section 201 Metric tons Metric tons Metric tons Metric tons Metric tons Metric tons Refugees (total)--------------------------- 141,212 129,875 5,593 4,330 200 1,214 India--------------------------------- 1,019 ------------------------------------------------ 1,019 Nepal- -------------------------------- 186 156 30 ------------............. Tanganyika- --------------------------- 3,846 761 2,638 60 200 187 UNRWA (Palestine Refugees) ---------- 132,983 128,808 ------------- 4,175 ------------------------ World Food Program ------------------- 3,178 150 2,955 65 8 Disaster (total) ---------------------------- 160,811 98,294 51,726 8.547 540 1,704 Bolivia ------------------------------- 44 40 1 ------------ 3 Brazil -------------------------------- 3,637 1,370 1,417 425 425 Ecuador------------------------------ 2,000 - 2,000 --- ------------............. India -------------------------------- 55,000 30,000 25,000 ........................ Iraq --------------------------------- 20,364 19,924 ------------------------- 440 Kenya-------------------------------- 1,088 322 509 81 100 76 Morocco ------------------------------ 8,409 8,409 Nepal -------------------------------- 5,000 5,000 Vietnam------------------------------ 62,269 30,229 22,800 8,040 ------------- 1,200 Yemen ------------------------------- 1,500 1,500 ................................................ World Food Program ------------------- 1,500 1,500 .................................... Total, section 201 -------------------- 302,023 228,169 57,319 12,877 740 2,918 Section 202 Economic development (total) ---------------- 526,039 371,662 148,220 3,673 94 2,390 Afghanistan--------------------------- 200,000 200,000 ............ ..................................... Algeria------------------------------- 37,454 35,172 ---------------- 1,415 867 Bolivia ------------------------------- 4,744 4,197 ----------------- 210 337 Brazil-------------------------------- 33,324 2,449 30,405 163 307 Central African Republic ----------------- 23 ------------------------------------------------ 23 Chile --------------------------------- 783 577 123 40 43 Dominican Republic -------------------- 591 346 133 18 94 Ecuador ------------------------------ 1,820 1,008 697 105 10 El Salvador --------------------------- 925 475 282 72 96 Ethiopia ------------------------- ---- - 3,300 - - 3,300 --- ------------............. Korea -------------------------------- 110,636 68,969 41,667 ------------.......................... Mexicc------------------------------- 16,555 9,962 6,593 Morocco ------------------------------ 26,000 3,000 23,000 Peru --------------------------------- 3,142 1,988 758 153 243 Philippines---------------------------- 2,400---------------- 2,400 World Food Program ------------------- 84,342 43,519 38,862 1,497 464 See footnote at end of table. (Continued-) 159
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THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
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TITLE I SALES FOR FOREIGN CURRENCY
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Status and Uses of Foreign Currency
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