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- it as moat important that the President
counter the growing volume ol criticism that he'o interested moatly in
domeatic affairs.
The lor~ip
aid message,
and accompanying back•
ground noisee, are an excellent vehicle. Poaoible themes:
1. It' a said
- ••nested-to
AID u4 USDA tbat they
l>l'Jag 11.imInto tbe act, but you coul4 al•o
re•pOA• via tile attached. He..,..••~ i-epre
aea_ted ·at Freemaa•• NS.AM 339 P'OllP tUa
mo~
.. taoug)I we did talk dler.e abollt dae
nutrltioaal prot4e-m he•• lntensted a.
FYI
- Food aid
- DIFFICULT
TO REVERSE.
PAGE FOUR RUSBAE 644A S ~ T
WE CAN EXPECT SOVIETS TRY TO EXPAND THEIR ROLE HERE' AND TAKE
ADV'ANTAGE OF ANY OPENINGS LEFT AS RES.ULT_WESTERN SUSPENSION AID.
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WE'
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1002,
Octob~r
15., from New Delhi,
{SECTION I OF III)
HAVE
- Food aid
- food crisis
be met by
both governments taking the necessary steps to initiate
a kind of
joint Manhattan project on the highest level and with the greatest
possible urgency.
To date the efforts
of both the Indian Government
and of our understaffed
AID
- Food aid
-
the exercise
called for
by NSAM 298.
Therefore,
no formal
reply is neces
sary at this time.
I suggest,
however,
that we circu
late the draft response
which has been prepared,
so
that it can be available
for study.
hi1 6McGeor
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"AID Strategy
C
FILE
for
Korea"
7 p.
LOCATION
of Robert w. Komer
December 1963
March 1966.
NSF: Files
KOREA
RESTRICTION
(Al
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(Cl
Box 38
CODES
- offered whole wheat
flour (35,000 tons) and more dry m1lk for the balance of about $3 million.
In addition,
it has offered to allow India to use a substantial
sum, from
the remaining unallocated
portion of its regular aid pledge, for the
purchase
- Food aid
- .
There are admittedly some tough issues to be resolved. both in
Our aid review has given us a good go-round on
policy and in tactics.
some of them. but now we need to follow that up with some good solid
projects.
There's also the political qucstion--whether
pushing hard
- • work to Geer&• ooda
an die PJ,eaWeat'• t.ellalf.
2.
that tile ~daa/
Jarael plaae tleal la Mttletl, tlwre
remalaa tbe matter of telllaa larael uout till• y.ar'• eccaom.lc aid
and Pl._.
le-Ml. Tlae PreaWeat: •PPl'O-'
a certala level laat
Jaaary
mo la file
- Food aid
- of debate about concessional
sales of
food to UAR, Poland and Yugoslavia.
The Hickenloo_per
Amendment,
for example,
specifically
exempts
our food relief from its mandatory
aid
shut- off provisions.
Attached
is a breakdown
of programming,
approved
- Food aid
-
MEMORANDUM FOR
JACK VALENTI
Jack, do we koow anything about White
Hou.se approaches by the J. A. Joa.es Co. of
Chartoue.
N.
c. ?
Tbue
people ba.ve •&omo
legitimate elalrns against Iraq, and are tryiD.5
to get. State a.ad AID to finance. a new AID pro
- l O 1
:J~ ...
10/24/63.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
FE:RWBarnett:aws
MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATION
Sept.
27, 1963
i
• I
l
Courtesy Call by GRC Finance Minister,
C.K.Yen;
U.S. Aid; Population;
GRC-Japanese Relations
Subject
C.K.Yen, Finance Minister
- the developnent
process.
To achieve this quickening of the developnent tempo an assessment
must be made of the quantity and allocation
particularly
of additional
foreign exchange made available
through aid programs.
look at resour'?e requirements across
- Food aid
- level demarches
include Kaul-Guhan
contacts with AID mention the probto Handley and Farr.
Working--level
lem almost daily.
,
HHS
DEC!
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the leuet.ary
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- Food aid
-
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UNTIL MORNING
DECEMBER
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WHICH
CONTAIN
FULL GIST OPERATIVE
- Food aid
- aircraft, HA WK and Sheridan (which .is
still in R & D anyway). The planes v,ill be the toughest to handle,
and there's some thought of putting the Bullpup missile and F-5
together but not this year.
AID foels the economic review this 11pring waa a major
- in a separate
telegram the facts
on our military aid to Iraq in order to deflate
any notion that we 're responsible
for tho current
flow of arms against the Kurds .
Since we don't even officially acknowledge
that we've received this letter here, can't you
clear
- another example of how the Cimo
lives in the past.
We must do everything we can
to educate him, not least because greater GRC/
Japan trade will reduce the aid burden on ua. In
fact, I'd urge that Wright have a preliminary
go
round on this, to warn GRC
- , nor
AID should mind this.
R. W. Komer
sE§WJDRAFT
November 4, 1964/3:00 pm
•
TO
AMEMBASSY SEOUL
INFO
AMEMBASSY TOKYO
The llew AdmlniatratioA
attaches
and is acUvely conaJdering
ROK/Jap settlemoiit
should take a more positive role,
ing one