Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8625
... million now owed by Germany to private holders of dollar bonds , we would be able to recoup for the United States Treasury about $ 260 million . I am not averse to having some money come into the United States Treasury , but I submit ...
... million now owed by Germany to private holders of dollar bonds , we would be able to recoup for the United States Treasury about $ 260 million . I am not averse to having some money come into the United States Treasury , but I submit ...
Page 8689
... million , they came down $ 161.5 million . Therefore they cut their amount $ 3 million more than we increased ours . The conference report is $ 2.5 billion , or 33 percent , less than the Truman budget request for the fiscal year 1954 ...
... million , they came down $ 161.5 million . Therefore they cut their amount $ 3 million more than we increased ours . The conference report is $ 2.5 billion , or 33 percent , less than the Truman budget request for the fiscal year 1954 ...
Page 8695
... million . $ 250 million . They did not want a higher ceiling because they felt that if any larger amount of the total funds authorized in the bill were used to buy agricultural commodities , it would re- duce too much the amount ...
... million . $ 250 million . They did not want a higher ceiling because they felt that if any larger amount of the total funds authorized in the bill were used to buy agricultural commodities , it would re- duce too much the amount ...
Page 8702
... million figure to the total amount of German debt held in this country , namely , $ 546.6 million , as shown in table II on page 4 of Executive Report No. 3 , submitted on July 3 , 1953 , by the Committee on Foreign Rela- tions . This ...
... million figure to the total amount of German debt held in this country , namely , $ 546.6 million , as shown in table II on page 4 of Executive Report No. 3 , submitted on July 3 , 1953 , by the Committee on Foreign Rela- tions . This ...
Page 8793
... million , and the Department of the Interior for the Defense Petroleum Administration , $ 500,000 . We believe that some of these organi- zations could very well take care of some of these activities with what they already have and ease ...
... million , and the Department of the Interior for the Defense Petroleum Administration , $ 500,000 . We believe that some of these organi- zations could very well take care of some of these activities with what they already have and ease ...
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