Foreign Assistance Act of 1963: Hearings Before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, Eighty-eighth Congress, First Session, on H. R. 5490, as Amended, and for Other Purposes ... |
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ADAIR Administrator Africa Agency agricultural Alliance for Progress American amount appropriate Bank BARRY believe BELL BOLTON BROOMFIELD budget Chairman MORGAN Clay Committee Clay report CLEVELAND commitments Communist Congo Congress contingency fund continue contributions Corp countries currency defense DERWINSKI Development grants Development loans dollars economic assistance FARBSTEIN FASCELL financing fiscal year 1964 foreign aid foreign aid program foreign assistance FRASER free world FRELINGHUYSEN GAUD going Government GROSS HAYS HUTCHINSON increase India Indonesia interest International investment guarantee June 30 KELLY Latin America Liberia ment military assistance program million MONAGAN MORSE Nigeria O'HARA obligations Pakistan Peace Corps percent PEYSER PILCHER political problem Public Law 480 question request SEATO Secretary MCNAMARA Secretary RUSK security deletion Soviet specific statement substantial Supporting assistance survey technical assistance Thank tion Tunisia Turkey U.S. dollars unexpended United Nations Vietnam WHALLEY ZABLOCKI
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