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administrative agencies agricultural Air Force Ambassador COOPER amount appropriation approximately Army Asia Aswan Dam basis believe budget Chairman Colonel CRITZ committee commodities Communist Congress contract contribution correct cost countries currency defense support deliveries DENTON Department of Defense development assistance Discussion dollars DORSEY economic equipment estimated Europe expenditures FERNANDEZ figure fiscal year 1957 FORD foreign free world funds GARY give going Government HOLLISTER included increase India International Japan June 30 Korea LANHAM loans MCGUIRE MDAP ment military assistance program million MOYER MURPHY Mutual Security Act mutual security program NATO obligations operation Pakistan PASSMAN percent pipeline problem procurement projects question record reduced refugees request requirements reservations ROBERTSON ROONEY ROUNTREE Russia Secretary DULLES SHAW Soviet Union statement substantial TABER Taiwan technical assistance technical cooperation technicians tion Turkey unexpended balance United Nations unobligated WIGGLESWORTH WILCOX Yugoslavia
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Page 166 - Cooper, we will be very pleased to hear from you at this time on anything you wish to discuss with the committee. Ambassador COOPER. Congressman Passman, and members of this committee: I want to thank you for your kindness in permitting me to appear before you. I know that you made some special arrangements for me and I am very grateful. Mr. PASSMAN. It was a pleasure to do so. Ambassador COOPER.
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