Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 109, Part 16U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963 - Law |
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... million di- vided as follows : Internal security : $ 38 million , of which $ 29.2 million is for equipment and $ 8.6 million for training ; Civic action : $ 11.6 million , of which $ 10.7 million is for equipment and $ 0.9 million is ...
... million di- vided as follows : Internal security : $ 38 million , of which $ 29.2 million is for equipment and $ 8.6 million for training ; Civic action : $ 11.6 million , of which $ 10.7 million is for equipment and $ 0.9 million is ...
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... million in economic aid . There is in the country at present a delegation from Ecuador seeking additional aid to bail out its shaky economic structure . While con- tinuing to spend money to purchase more arms to keep up with arms ...
... million in economic aid . There is in the country at present a delegation from Ecuador seeking additional aid to bail out its shaky economic structure . While con- tinuing to spend money to purchase more arms to keep up with arms ...
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... million . The result has been stagnation , even retrogression instead of predicted growth , since in this period North American monopolies have withdrawn from Latin America more than AID furnished . With the House cut to $ 450 million ...
... million . The result has been stagnation , even retrogression instead of predicted growth , since in this period North American monopolies have withdrawn from Latin America more than AID furnished . With the House cut to $ 450 million ...
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... million . We hear that this is one of the categories best able to sus- tain a cut . And today we hear further that some officials in the executive branch are most concerned , not about obtaining the full request for the Alli- ance for ...
... million . We hear that this is one of the categories best able to sus- tain a cut . And today we hear further that some officials in the executive branch are most concerned , not about obtaining the full request for the Alli- ance for ...
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... million ceiling on the cropland conver- sion program and allowed unrestrained sion program and allowed unrestrained ... million dollars ' worth of meat products were im- ported into the United States in 1962 , and ported into the United ...
... million ceiling on the cropland conver- sion program and allowed unrestrained sion program and allowed unrestrained ... million dollars ' worth of meat products were im- ported into the United States in 1962 , and ported into the United ...
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