Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 109, Part 16U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963 - Law |
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Page 20914
... forces at work in the world which endanger this Re- public and its people . According to the latest reliable figures I have on hand , by the end of fiscal year 1962 our total aid amounts to $ 97,675 million since World War II , on top ...
... forces at work in the world which endanger this Re- public and its people . According to the latest reliable figures I have on hand , by the end of fiscal year 1962 our total aid amounts to $ 97,675 million since World War II , on top ...
Page 20918
... forces working against a world of free and independent nations . Of course , the foremost enemy of free- dom is Communist imperialism . Communists are hard at work attempt- ing to penetrate and dominate the un- derdeveloped nations of ...
... forces working against a world of free and independent nations . Of course , the foremost enemy of free- dom is Communist imperialism . Communists are hard at work attempt- ing to penetrate and dominate the un- derdeveloped nations of ...
Page 20922
... Forces there . We point out that it is cheaper to put on the front- line a South Korean soldier or a Paki- stan soldier or a Turkish soldier , rather than an American soldier ; but the pro- gram now being operated makes no sense ...
... Forces there . We point out that it is cheaper to put on the front- line a South Korean soldier or a Paki- stan soldier or a Turkish soldier , rather than an American soldier ; but the pro- gram now being operated makes no sense ...
Page 20926
... forces in that money by more powerful forces in this country . I repeat that I am not unaware of the necessity to make compromise to obtain an acceptable foreign aid bill this year . I can readily accept a cut in military assistance ...
... forces in that money by more powerful forces in this country . I repeat that I am not unaware of the necessity to make compromise to obtain an acceptable foreign aid bill this year . I can readily accept a cut in military assistance ...
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... forces must be one of the keystones of national greatness . This Nation cannot afford to slow down in its quest , already well begun , to master the forces of nature in a nuclear age . On the other hand again , many of us , especially ...
... forces must be one of the keystones of national greatness . This Nation cannot afford to slow down in its quest , already well begun , to master the forces of nature in a nuclear age . On the other hand again , many of us , especially ...
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