Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8644
... treaty should be considered primarily from the point of view of whether it is fair to the United States taxpayers . The Senator from Georgia has not sub- mitted from the State Department any- thing which in any way modifies what the ...
... treaty should be considered primarily from the point of view of whether it is fair to the United States taxpayers . The Senator from Georgia has not sub- mitted from the State Department any- thing which in any way modifies what the ...
Page 8645
... treaty , apparently for the first time in our history - at least , no one has been able to cite a precedent- whereby we are now in effect using the force of our Government to collect 100 cents on the dollar , plus 52 percent ac ...
... treaty , apparently for the first time in our history - at least , no one has been able to cite a precedent- whereby we are now in effect using the force of our Government to collect 100 cents on the dollar , plus 52 percent ac ...
Page 8647
... treaty is signed , will attempt to redeem them in the interest of the Soviets and at the expense of the American taxpayer . To summarize this point , Mr. Presi- dent , what we are being asked to do is to sacrifice the American taxpayer ...
... treaty is signed , will attempt to redeem them in the interest of the Soviets and at the expense of the American taxpayer . To summarize this point , Mr. Presi- dent , what we are being asked to do is to sacrifice the American taxpayer ...
Page 8691
... treaty ratifying powers . Now things have changed and the House of Representatives is more and more being considered ... treaty signed by all of these 6 nations and Germany unlike the 5 other signa- tories to the treaty , is powerless to ...
... treaty ratifying powers . Now things have changed and the House of Representatives is more and more being considered ... treaty signed by all of these 6 nations and Germany unlike the 5 other signa- tories to the treaty , is powerless to ...
Page 8692
... Treaty Organiza- tion . That organization is composed of practically every friendly nation in the Atlantic area . Through that treaty we have bound ourselves to consider that an attack upon one is an attack upon all . That means that if ...
... Treaty Organiza- tion . That organization is composed of practically every friendly nation in the Atlantic area . Through that treaty we have bound ourselves to consider that an attack upon one is an attack upon all . That means that if ...
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