CCC NET LOSS Mr. HORAN. I want them. We have a responsibility to the American people with a 142 billion dollar corporation, which has cost the American people somewhere in the neighborhood of $20 billion in net loss. Mr. GODFREY. I might disagree with the $20 billion in net loss because I think a material amount of it should be charged to foreign assistance programs. Mr. HORAN. You can follow that one out at your leisure. Mr. GODFREY. I will say the additional things and if you don't mind, I'll come back to this a little bit later and show the actual price-support losses if you would like. Mr. WHITTEN. We will be glad to have you supply for the record the amount of Commodity Credit stocks that have gone into the foreign aid program under the law and the amount of money that has been appropriated after the fact to make the Commodity Credit Corporation funds available for price-support operations. (Price-support losses are shown beginning on p. 1902. The other material supplied follows:) Fiscal year Foreign assistance programs-Appropriations received through June 30, 1962 1952. $76,808, 000 182, 162, 250 |