Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 109, Part 16U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963 - Law |
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Page 20964
... meet the pay- ments for all these things , his country can't meet the bills without borrowing . And there's a limit to what can be borrowed safely . As a nation we are now committed to industry . But because of our much smaller domestic ...
... meet the pay- ments for all these things , his country can't meet the bills without borrowing . And there's a limit to what can be borrowed safely . As a nation we are now committed to industry . But because of our much smaller domestic ...
Page 20971
... meet her needs for consumer goods until she cuts down on her foreign military adventures and her enormous armament ... meet a food crisis . It could certainly divert some of its resources from heavy industry to better agricultural ...
... meet her needs for consumer goods until she cuts down on her foreign military adventures and her enormous armament ... meet a food crisis . It could certainly divert some of its resources from heavy industry to better agricultural ...
Page 20984
... meet the existing needs ? SPECIAL PLAN Even before his latest peace offensive , Premier Khrushchev had begun trying to meet the problem . His " solution " offered some time ago , was virtually to scrap many features of the current 7 ...
... meet the existing needs ? SPECIAL PLAN Even before his latest peace offensive , Premier Khrushchev had begun trying to meet the problem . His " solution " offered some time ago , was virtually to scrap many features of the current 7 ...
Page 20989
... meet some of his Soviet friends . UNUSUAL PICTURE Such an interpretation of the trip paints the unusual picture of one of Italy's lead- ing industrialists taking the long and ex- pensive trip to Moscow , accompanied by ex- perts from ...
... meet some of his Soviet friends . UNUSUAL PICTURE Such an interpretation of the trip paints the unusual picture of one of Italy's lead- ing industrialists taking the long and ex- pensive trip to Moscow , accompanied by ex- perts from ...
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... meet Her failure to meet her troop commitments for the defense of Germany is the most scandalous mili- tary problem faced by the entire alliance . It is a matter of history that after Germany was brought into NATO as a full partner ...
... meet Her failure to meet her troop commitments for the defense of Germany is the most scandalous mili- tary problem faced by the entire alliance . It is a matter of history that after Germany was brought into NATO as a full partner ...
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