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TABLE 25.-Title III, value of materials, equipment, and services received under barter contracts by country, calendar year 1965 and July 1, 1954, through Dec. 31, 1965 1 Jan. 1, 1965, July 1, 1954, Jan. 1,1965, July 1, 1954, Area and country through through Area and country through through Dec. 31, 1965 Dec. 31, 1965 Dec. 31, 1965 Dec. 31, 1965 Thous. dol. equivalent Austria----------------- 145 Belgium---------------- 1,391 Denmark--------------- 1 Finland ----------------- 654 France------------------ 1,166 Germany, West---------- -------------- Italy-------------------- 209 L uxem bo urg ------------- 13 Netherlands ------------- 6,209 Norway------------------------------- Spain Sweden_ ------------------- .-. 8,555 Sweden Trieste------------------------------- United Kingdom --------- 1,174 Yugoslavia--------------- 13,521 Africa (total) ---------------- 6,338 Thous. dol. equivalent 6,171 27,441 2,561 1,823 95,734 55,864 28,443 75 25,178 13,863 19,191 5,551 584 71,104 37,917 433,516 Thous. dol. equivalent Europe (total) --------------- 33,038 391,500 Near East and South Asia- Continued Iraq---------------------------------- Israel--------------------------------- Pakistan----------------- 1 Saudi Arabia------------. - 2,744 Turkey----------------- 1,171 Far Ea st a nd Pacific (total) .... 18,34 3 Australia------------------------------ China (, aiwan) --------- . . .1 12017 ,1 Indonesia--------------- 78 Japan------------------- 1,813 Korea ------------------ 1,339 Malaysia---------------- 160 New Caledonia------------------------- Philippines-------------- 406 Singapore --------------- 23 Thous. dol. equivalent 1,277 -275 1,943 6,168 91,442 190,177 33,334 14,789 640 94,079 7,460 160 3,418 28,305 23 Algeria ------------------------------- A Angola ------------------. .---------.... Bechuanaland ------------------------- Congo (L-6opoldville) ------------------- Ghana-------------------------------- Libya------------------- 3,026 Malagasy Republic--------------------- Malawi ----------------------------- Morocco ------------------------------ Mozambique --------------------------- Nigeria----------------- --------------- R h o d e s ia - - -- - - - - - -- - ---- -- -- - - -- - -- - - Senegal ----------------- 313 South Africa, Republic of-- 2,999 Tanzania ----------------------------- Uganda--------------------------- Unspecified countries 2 1,490 125 884 25,299 20,220 3,026 3,404 34 14,502 21,783 - 552 34 ,5 0 3 313 179,845 - 152 44 Tasmania ----------------------------- Thailand---------------- 2,507 North America (total) 6,771 Canada ----------------- 6,771 United States ---------- -------------- Latin America (total)- 8,065 ........ Argentina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bolivia .............. Brazil ------------------- 568 British a Guiana ---------------------- - Chile G ----------------------------- CobaUn--- Cle ._ --2 724 524 7,445 162,981 150,490 12,491 350,764 8 ,824 8................. 1,923 85,405 19,244 8,047 2,071 Near East and South Asia (total) -------------------- 16,393 204,520 -7452 Dominican Republic ------ -------------- Haitic Repubi----------- -------------- 9-------------- 1,165 6,351 Ceylon ------------------..---------.... Greece------------------------------- India------------------- 12,477 303 10,252 92,860 Jamaica----------------- 6,765 Mexico----------------- Netherlands Antilles--------------------- 8 Peru------------------ 94,593 70,778 1,539 1---------------18 170 See footnotes at end of table. (Continued-)
TABLE 25.-Title III, value of materials, equipment, and services received under barter contracts by country, calendar year 1965 and July 1, 1954, through Dec. 31, 1965 '-Continued Jan. 1, 1965 July 1, 1954 Jan. 1, 1965 July 1, 1954 Area and country through through Area and country through through Dec. 31, 1965 Dec. 31, 1965 Dec. 31, 1965 Dec. 31, 1965 Thous. Thous. Thous. Thous. dol. dol. dol. dol. equivalent equivalent equivalent equivalent Latin America-Continued Unspecified source I ---------- 61,861 78,841 Surinam ------------------------------ 30,931 _ Venezuela ----------------------------- 493 Grand total----------- 150,809 1,812,299 I The table shows value of strategic materials delivered to Commodity Credit Corporation by contractors and reimbursements to CCC for procurements for the Department of ]Defense, the Agency for International Development, and the Atomic Energy Commission. 2Materials (mainly industrial diamonds) from unspecified African countries. 3 Fertilizer and soybeans for Agency for International Development. 4 Includes some shipments from friendly foreign countries under arrangements which permit more than one source of supply. TABLE 26.-Title ill, materials, equipment, and services received under barter contracts by country, July 1, 1954, through Dec. 31, 1965' Country and area Supply materials 2 Stockpile materials Europe: Austria --------------- Dairy products, LUMBER -------- Aluminum oxide (abrasive grain), diamond (stones). Belgium--------------- AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, Cadmium, cobalt metal, diamond (stones), ferromanganese, MATERIALS AND/OR SERV- lead, SELENIUM, waterfowl feathers and down, and zinc. ICES, sugar (refined), CON- VERSIONS AND MODIFICA- TION OF HELICOPTERS, REPAIR, WAREHOUSING AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, WALL LOCKERS. Denmark -------------- AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, dairy products, food, and industrial products. Finland--------------- PROCUREMENT OF NEWS- Copper billets. PRINT. France---------------- Aircraft maintenance, French Aluminum oxide (abrasive crude), aluminum oxide (abrasive housing, lumber, SUGAR (RE- grain), chromium metal (exothermic), ferrochrome, ferro- FINED), FERTILIZER, NI- manganese, manganese ore (battery grade), palladium, TROGENOUS (UREA). silicon carbide, thorium nitrate, waterfowl feathers and down. Germany, West --------- Caribbean cable, material and Aluminum oxide (abrasive crude), aluminum oxide (abrasive equipment, fertilizer, lumber, grain), bismuth, cadmium, chromium metal (exothermic), diamond (stones), ferrochrome, ferromanganese, fluorspar, lead, selenium, zinc. Italy----------------- AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, Cadmium, ferrochrome, fluorspar, mercury, and zinc. dairy products, fertilizer, various supplies or services. Luxembourg ----------- AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE. 171
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THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
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Status and Uses of Foreign Currency
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FOREIGN DONATIONS PROGRAMS American
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