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TABLE 22.-Title II, Public Law 480, transfer authorizations issued, value of commodities by purpose and country, calendar year 1965-Continued Purpose and country Total Ocean transportation [CCC cost] Total commodities Bread grains Coarse grains Commodities Fats and oils Dry beans Milk and milk products Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand Thousand rhousand Thousand Thousand Section 2 02-Continued dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars - _ . I Economic development-Continued Iran------------------------- 1,074 215 859 526 -------------- 223- ----- . 110 Jamaica--------------------- 541 110 Korea----------------------- 431 --------------- 431 .......... 21,411 .............. 4,325 17,086 15,486 1,600 ..................... ......... Morocco --------------------- 14,245 1,625 12,620 Peru------------------------ 12,620 210 41 169 82 9 30 ---------- 48 Tunisia---------------------- 13,800 1,500 12,300 12,300 , , Turkey---------------------- 398 100 298 117 181 , , Vietnam --------------------- 5,918 1,750 4,168 137 4,031 ----------..................... World Food Program ---------- 32,069 3,366 9,268 28,703 13,986 2,873 ---------- 2,576 Child feeding (total)-------------- 33,902 4,280 29,622 1,983 275 2,074 ---------- 25,290 Bolivia---------------------- 100 15 85 16 69 -------------------- Brazil----------------------- 24,526 3,020 21,506 702 68 716 ---------- 20,020 British Guiana--------------- 948 110 838 120 53 28 ---------- 637 Chile ------------------------ 2,590 280 2,310 2,310 Costa Rica------------------- 884 75 809 ---------- ---------- .507 - - - 302 Peru ------------------------ 3,754 650 3,104 865 137 514 ---------- 1,588 World Food Program ---------- 1,100 i30 970 280 17 240 ---------- 433 Total, section 202 ----------- 173,827 27,261 146,566 86,290 23,097 7,739 ----------- 29,440 Total --------------------- 244,899 41,439 203,460 128,508 30,081 11,899 475 32,497 Ocean freight: title III <strong>foreign</strong> <strong>donations</strong>---------------------- 55,956 55,956 Purchase title I currencies--------- 899 899 Grand total---------------- 301,754 98,294 203,460 (Export market value) ------------- 158,930 41,439 117,491 62,810 19,388 9,902 365 25,026 162
TABLE 23.-Title II, Public Law 480, transfer authorizations issued, quantities of commodities by purpose and country, calendar year 1965 Bread Coarse Purpose and country Total grains grains Section 201 Metric tons Metric tons Metric tons Refugees (total) --------------------------- Central African Republic---------------- Nepal -------------------------------- UNRWA ------------------------------ World Food Program -------------------- Disaster (total) ---------------------------- Bolivia ------------------------------- Chile --------------------------------- Dominican Republic-------------------- El Salvador --------------------------- Ethiopia ------------------------------ Iraq ---------------------------------- Kenya -------------------------------- Korea -------------------------------- Mali ---------------------------------- Pakistan ------------------------------- Philippines ---------------------------- Rwanda ------------------------------ Somali Republic----------------------- World Food Program ------------------- Total, section 201 -------------------- Section 202 Economic development (total) --------------- Afghanistan --------------------------- Algeria------------------------------- Bolivia ------------------------------- Brazil -------------------------------- British Guiana------------------------ China, Republic of ---------------------- Ecuador ------------------------------ Ethiopia ------------------------------ Gunea-------------------------------- Iran ---------------------------------- Jamaica ------------------------------ Korea -------------------------------- Morocco ------------------------------ Peru --------------------------------- 120,599 116,731 186 87 56 6 428 356 119,890 116,319 ------------- 194 ------------- 180 294,349 210,393 71,505 119 81 3,958 2,888 800 16,891 2,380 10,000 5,361 2,856 1,875 Fats and Milk anc oils Dry beans milk products Metric tons Metric tons Metric tons 3,619 13 50 7 13 5 27 45 3,571 ------------.---------- 14 ---------------------- 4,666 2,258 5,517 24 ------------ 14 270-------------------- 1,105 2,268 1,138 270 ------------ 360 55,977 45,977 10,000 ------------.------------.--------- 210 ------------------------------------------------- 210 22,102 ------------- 19,000 1,402 ------------- 1,700 84,111 84,111 ----------.------------------------.---------- 5,000 ------------- 5,000 ------------------------------- 64,440 63,000 ------------------------.------------ 1,440 200 ------------- 200 ------------------------------- 8,044 6,944------------ 1,000 100 18,156 2,156 16,000 ------------ --------------------- 9,780 ------------- 8,630 595 555 414,948 327,124 71,691 8,285 2,281 5,567 846,206 596,507 231,714 10,317 ------------- 7,668 150,000 150,000 ------------------------------------------- 16,685 16,000 ------------- 685 --------------------- 1,589 1,499 ------------- 90-------------------- 49,447 18,038 26,620 2,325 ------------- 2,464 616 532 36 48 32,516 31,044 ------------- 1,472 ---------------------- 100 ------------------------------------------------ 100 2,500 ------------- 2,500------------------------------- 200-----------------200 --------- ------------ ----------- 5,605 5,000------------- 405 200 4,100 ------------- 4,100------------------------------- 168,303 152,303 16,000 --------------------------------- 75,000 75,000------ --------------------------------- 1,126 852 133 54 87 (Continued-) 163
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This is a world problem. The stakes
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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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600 400- The Relationship MILLIONS
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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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Utilization Research Awards of gran
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date, and ao budget requests have b
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U.S. Information Agency Programs Si
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To assist in correcting inadequacie
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TABLE XV.-Loans for economic develo
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hybrid material resistant to diseas
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translation of educational material
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India. Activities include the prepa
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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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- Voluntary organization works prog
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British Guiana-School feeding, mate
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Sudan-Afforestation-Bahr El Ghazal
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Zambia-Training and maintenance of
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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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At a refugee camp inSouth Vietnam,
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to 18.9 million in the previous yea
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