SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE
COMMITTEE ON
GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
EIGHTY-THIRD CONGRESS
Statement or testimony of
Andrews, Stanley P., Administrator, Technical Cooperation Ad-
ministration_.
Betts, Ernest C., Jr., budget director, Technical Cooperation Ad-
ministration__.
Cook, Richard, director, program office, Institute of Inter-American
Affairs, Technical Cooperation Administration__-
Fisher, Dr. Thomas R., deputy director, Education and Training,
Technical Cooperation Administration___.
170, 290, 295, 302, 325
Fryer, E. Reeseman, Assistant Administrator, Near East and African
Development Service, Technical Cooperation Administration; ac-
companied by Ernest C. Jeppsen, chief, education and training
branch, Near East and African Development Service, Technical
Cooperation Administration__
Hanson, Haldore, Assistant Administrator, Asia Development Service,
Technical Cooperation Administration__
Howell, J. Carney, comptroller, Technical Cooperation Administra-
tion_..
McCann, Wesley, foreign affairs officer, Institute of Inter-American
Affairs, Technical Cooperation Administration_
Martin, H. P., Assistant Administrator for Management, Technical
Cooperation Administration__.
Mauck, Wilfred O., acting director, Education and Technical Train-
ing Staff, Technical Cooperation Administration__
Pierce, Edward Randolph, chief, Training Operations Staff, Near East
and African Development Service, Technical Cooperation Adminis-
tration_-_
Richardson, Miss Alden, training specialist and foreign affairs officer,
Education and Technical Training Staff, Technical Cooperation
Administration_.
Sorenson, Dr. Frank E., director, Education and Technical Training,
Technical Cooperation Administration_...
279, 291, 295, 303
Wakefield, Miss Lohva, chief, Asian Development Service Training
Operations Staff, Technical Cooperation Administration____
Letters, statements, etc., submitted for the record by-
Andrews, Stanley P., Administrator, Technical Cooperation Ad-
ministration:
Answer to question 16: Explanation of any duplicatory ac-
tivities among Mutual Security Administration, Technical
Cooperation Administration, and United Nations
Answer to question 17: Relationship of Technical Cooperation
Administration with other United States Government agencies
Answer to question 18: Relationship of Technical Cooperation
Administration with non-Government organizations
Briefing paper for Stanley P. Andrews on training of foreign na-
tionals by Technical Cooperation Administration (exhibit 12)--
Budgets for fiscal years 1950–53, by regional services (exhibit 6).
Chart, Office of the Administrator, Technical Cooperation Ad-
ministration (exhibit 2)_
Chart, Servicio (cooperative service) (exhibit 7)
Contracts relating to training foreign technicians in the United
States as of June 1953, Technical Cooperation Administration
(exhibit 9)---
Economic assistance and technical cooperation (exhibit 10):
Comparative summary of obligations, by major project
category
Summary-All Technical Cooperation Administration re-
gions
Summary of major cost components, worldwide_
Excerpt from prediction of Arnold Toynbee_-
Foreign Service dispatch, Toteg 16, May 14, 1953 (exhibit 69).
Foreign travel of Technical Cooperation Administration Wash-
ington personnel, October 24, 1952 (exhibit 70) – –
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