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Page 20885
... trade conferences in and out of Washington , our performance on trade expansion has been mediocre . In the first 8 months of 1963 our trade surplus was at an annual rate of $ 4.6 billion , a seemingly hefty figure but it's down from the ...
... trade conferences in and out of Washington , our performance on trade expansion has been mediocre . In the first 8 months of 1963 our trade surplus was at an annual rate of $ 4.6 billion , a seemingly hefty figure but it's down from the ...
Page 20891
... trade could become effective , trade with our European na- tions was disrupted by World War II . After our entry into that war , we fur- nished food , medicine , and clothing to our allies , along with a vast amount of military supplies ...
... trade could become effective , trade with our European na- tions was disrupted by World War II . After our entry into that war , we fur- nished food , medicine , and clothing to our allies , along with a vast amount of military supplies ...
Page 20892
... trade with India , from which country we can receive acceptable imports in exchange for surpluses we need to dispose of . In the interests of a more stable world we should urge all nations who hold British war debts to refund those ...
... trade with India , from which country we can receive acceptable imports in exchange for surpluses we need to dispose of . In the interests of a more stable world we should urge all nations who hold British war debts to refund those ...
Page 20916
... trade . By 1880 , Great Britain was producing only one - third of the coal and steel that flowed in international trade . True , British production had expanded during those 20 years . during those 20 years . But absolutes are never ...
... trade . By 1880 , Great Britain was producing only one - third of the coal and steel that flowed in international trade . True , British production had expanded during those 20 years . during those 20 years . But absolutes are never ...
Page 20950
... Trade Decision on Yugoslavia Irks Kennan . " The article begins as follows : George F. Kennan , a leading U.S. author- ity on communism , has told Congress he is bitter because it ignored his advice and re- voked favored trade status to ...
... Trade Decision on Yugoslavia Irks Kennan . " The article begins as follows : George F. Kennan , a leading U.S. author- ity on communism , has told Congress he is bitter because it ignored his advice and re- voked favored trade status to ...
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