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Indonesia-Rehabilitation after volcanic eruptions.-Reclamation
of 34,700 hectares of agricultural land, developing forestry,
improving and repairing irrigation and road systems; employing
about 34,720 workers in fiscal year 1965, and 13.400 in fiscal year
1966 as work completed.
Ira- -Urban improvement in Arbil.-Removal of slum area, ground
leveling, drainage improvement, and planting of public park,
employing 2,000 workers.
Jamaica-Construction of and training in youth camps.-Food
for substantial part of daily diet of the 1,100 volunteers living
in the camps (including 100 ex-trainees in the village) over
period of 1/ years. Unemployed youth 15 to 20 years of age
to be trained in basic skills for agriculture and other trades.
Jordan-Improvement of nutrition in educational establishments.-
Food assistan'ce to improve the diet of the following: (1) 350
students in secondary school hostels, (2) 800 boarders in teacher
training colleges and 150 students, (3) 425 students of agricultural
and technical vocational schools and mid-day meals to
additional 125 students, (4) 515 girls in day schools, and (5)
250 women in rural women's centers.
Korea-Road construction, Cheju Island.-Construction of about
167 km. of roads on the island, 7,000 farmers each contributing
150 days of work during seasonal unemployment.
Laos-Resettlement of displaced persons----------------------
Malawi-Multipurpose development in rural areas.-Three types
of projects: (a) construction of 93 miles of low-cost roads, employing
1,200 workers, (2) construction of low-cost homes, employing
1,350 workers, and (3) Malawi Service Volunteers pilot
project, employing 400 workers without dependents.
Mali-Rural community development.-Five types of projects:
(a) erection of seasonal agricultural schools, (b) improvement
and expansion of rice cultivation, (c) soil conservation in dry
farming areas, (d) establishment of village orchards, and (e)
improvement of cattle raising-food for 4,987 workers and dependents,
plus 1,000 students.
-Literacy campaign.-Food assistance for 9 months for 2,250
local leaders and their families and 90,000 trainees to intensify
and accelerate the present literacy campaign.
Malta-Development of pig breeding industry.-Modernization
of pig-breeding industry in order to supply quality pigs to bacon
factory. Grain supplies over 15-month period to be sold to
farmers, proceeds used to finance (1) cost of locally available
materials, and later the construction of piggery units, and (2)
subsidy to farmers who supply baconers to factories.
Dec. 7, 1964, as
amended Feb.
9, 1965.
Feb. 26, 1964,
as amended
Mar. 10,
1965.
May 7, 1965-....
Oct. 26, 1964.
Oct. 7, 1964,
as amended
Nov. 11, 1964.
May 14, 1965-___
Apr. 8, 1965---
Apr. 14, 1965-.
Apr. 14, 1965-.-
Dec. 10, 1965---
Corn------------
Flour, veg. oil.
Flour, cornmeal,
veg. oil, milk.
Flour, veg. oil.
Wheat, flour,
cornmeal.
Milk, veg. oil------
Flour, corn,
veg. oil.
Flour, corn, grain
sorghums,
veg. oil.
Corn, veg. oil.
Grain sorghums---
10.795
1,838
447
148
3,937
23
668
4,567
2,187
5,150
832
230
65
27
414
12
80
380
252
543
1.255 173,600
358 10,000
93 1,100
38 2,615
646 35,000
15 1,000
115 13,150
536 25,935
348 99,000
785 n.a.
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