Foreign Assistance and Related Agencies Appropriations for 1970: Hearings ... 91st Congress, 1st Session, Part 11969 - 954 pàgines |
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administration agencies aid program aircraft American amount appropriation ASHABRANNER Asian Development Bank authority Bank's believe BLATCHFORD borrowing budget capital Chairman CHAPMAN China CLARK COHELAN committee Communist Congress CONTE contribution correct cost currency defense Department Development Bank Director dollars economic equipment estimate expenditures exports finance fiscal year 1970 forces foreign aid Fund for Special going Government grant aid HANSEN HIRSCHTRITT increase India information follows Inter-American Development Bank interest International Japan KEARNS Korea LAMPERT Latin America loans ment MEYERS military assistance program million nations obligations Okinawa Pakistan PASSMAN Peace Corps percent personnel Peru PETTY President problem projects question record refugees Republic request Ryukyu Islands Ryukyuan SAUER Secretary LAIRD Secretary ROGERS SHRIVER South Korea South Vietnam Soviet statement talking Thailand tion U.S. dollars United Vietnam volunteers WARREN WHALEN World Bank
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