Hamilton, Hon. Lee H.-Continued

Hoagland, Hon. Donald W., Assistant Administrator for Development
Finance and Private Enterprise, Agency for International Devel- Page
opment.

554-557

432-433

Porter, Gen. Robert W., Jr., U.S. Army, Commander in Chief, U.S.
Southern Command_

Williams, Hon. G. Mennen, Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs---

169-171

Hare, Hon. Raymond A., Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern
and South Asian Affairs, testimony.

Hays, Hon. Wayne L., member, Foreign Affairs Committee, interrogation
of following witnesses:

Adams, Gen. Paul D., Commander in Chief, U.S. Strike Command; and
U.S. Commander in Chief, Middle East, Africa south of the Sahara,
and southern Asia....

91

466-467

Bell, Hon. David E., Administrator, Agency for International Devel-
opment_

15-17, 25

402-403

Bronheim, David, Deputy U.S. Coordinator, Alliance for Progress,
Agency for International Development--
Cerf, Jay H., Manager, International Group, Chamber of Commerce of
the United States-

683

484-486

Forman, Benjamin, Assistant General Counsel for International Af-
fairs, Office of the Secretary of Defense---
Gaud, Hon. William S., Deputy Administrator, Agency for Interna-
tional Development----

1017-1019

402-403, 407

Gordon, Hon. Lincoln, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American
Affairs and U.S. Coordinator, Alliance for Progress--.
Gurney, Hon. Edward J., a Representative in Congress from the State
of Florida___

1006-1008

Hoagland, Hon. Donald W., Assistant Administrator for Development
Finance and Private Enterprise, Agency for International Devel-
opment---

-530-532

Kuss, Hon. Henry J., Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
(ISA) for International Logistics Negotiations___
McNamara, Hon. Robert S., Secretary of Defense_-
Poats, Hon. Rutherford M., Assistant Administrator, Far East, Agency
for International Development----

484-486
278, 281-283

201-202

Porter, Gen. Robert W., Jr., U.S. Army, Commander in Chief U.S.
Southern Command__

444-446

Rusk, Hon. Dean, Secretary of State___.

Sisco, Hon. Joseph J., Assistant Secretary of State for International
Organizational Affairs_-_-

Teeter, John O., vice president, Pfizer International, representing the
Chamber of Commerce of the United States-----

68-70

589-591

680, 682-683

Wheeler, Gen. Earle G., U.S. Army, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff___ 282

Health:

African assistance....

140, 146

5

Contributions to international organizations for health programs
to total $24 million___.
Increased activities in field of health planned for fiscal year 1967-‒‒‒‒ 2, 4–5
International Health Act proposed to authorize Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare to enlarge work of Public Health Service
in field of health___.

Proposed activities by AID...

Heinz, Vice Adm. L. C., U.S. Navy, Director of Military Assistance, Office
of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Af-
fairs, testimony--.

Hicks, W. B., Jr., executive secretary, Liberty Lobby, testimony--.
Hoagland, Hon. Donald W., Assistant Administrator for Development
Finance and Private Enterprise, Agency for International Development,
testimony---

Honduras:

Agreement to institute investment guarantee program.
Military assistance program__.

Honolulu meeting between United States and Vietnam heads of state____.
Hospitals. (See American-sponsored schools and hospitals abroad.)
Housing. (See Investment guarantees: Housing; see also Latin America:
Housing guarantees.)

4

5, 19

229

919

507

5

239

184

Hutchinson, Hon. Edmond C., Assistant Administrator for Africa, Agency
for International Development, testimony--

I

IBRD (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development). (See
World Bank.)

Improper use of foreign aid funds. (See Waste.)

India:

Page

137

Cooley loans___.

Binational foundation to be funded with Public Law 480 local cur-
rency funds_____

637
32-33, 124, 179

129

50, 64-65, 92, 122–123

113
637-638

Debt-servicing problems---

Development loans to be negotiated___.

Economic problems---

Excess local currency.

Fertilizer plants---

Fertilizer loan of $50 million_.
Food situation____.

Loans to, fiscal years 1962–65–
Military assistance program.
Nuclear development---

Pakistan-Indian conflict---
Private enterprise in---

Program loans__.

Resumption of aid programs_.

Self-help measures___

33-34, 533-534
64, 123, 534

127

121

16-17, 69-70, 74-75, 233, 269

467-468

92, 114-115, 460
32-34, 83-84, 92

99

8, 15-16, 92-93

22-23, 32, 583

Summer institute program for teaching science and mathematics to
be expanded___

100

Suspension of aid to because of conflict with Pakistan___ 8, 18, 92, 124, 233
Total U.S. aid to India, 1946-65.

World Bank-administered consortia providing aid to----.
Indonesia: Public Law 480 assistance to donated by private charitable
organizations__

Housing guarantee program in Latin America_.
International Atomic Energy Agency-.
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD). (See
World Bank.)

International Control Commission (ICC)_.

58

International Economic Policy Association (testimony of N. R. Danielian) __ $37
International Executive Service Corps‒‒‒‒.
5.48.

International Monetary Fund---

59, 63-64, 214, 511, 525-526, 527, 569–570

140

International organizations (see also individual organizations):
Appropriations request for contributions to international organiza-
tions, State Department budget, fiscal year 1967.
Contributions to---

Contributions for health programs to total $24 million_-
Fiscal year 1967 budget request_-

Narcotics addiction; U.S. contributions to combat..
Testimony on contributions to international organizations by-
Cashin, Richard M., Director, Office of Central African Af-
fairs, AID__

580

Frechtling, Louis E., Deputy Director, Office of International
Administration, Department of State__.

613

Palmer, Richard B., Officer in Charge, Pakistan Affairs, AID_
Parrott, Raymond, Director, National Voluntary Service Pro-

579

grams, Peace Corps---

581

Sisco, Hon. Joseph J., Assistant Secretary for International
Organizations, Department of State----

571

Ziehl, Wilbur H., Adviser, International Organization Affairs,
U.S. Mission to the United Nations__.

601

International Peace Corps Secretariat. (See International Secretariat for
Volunteer Service.)

International Secretariat for Volunteer Service----
International Voluntary Service (IVS) ----.

Investment guarantees :

Claims paid___

Page

573, 581-583, 586
200, 215, 219

Countries which have not signed investment guarantee agreements
Expansion of investment guarantee authorities requested__-
Export-Import Bank activity in program_.
Extended risk guarantees---.

Housing----

376-377, 400-403, 409-410, 509, 558, 562, 772-790

Delay in processing applications discussed..
Testimony of—

12-13

Blackmon, Larry, president, National Association of Home
Builders__.

772

Rogg, Nathaniel H., executive vice president, National Associ-
ation of Home Builders_.

785

Interest rate increase discussed.
Near East and south Asia region__

410, 529

125

Section 620 (1) amendment requested..

5

Seventy-two countries have agreed to institute program.
Specific risk guarantees----

5

508-509, 512-513, 523-524

Claims paid----.

565

Processing time-specific risk guarantee applications.
Total guarantees outstanding at end of calendar year 1965–

Hadassah Medical Relief Association, Inc., appeal for grant to assist

Statement of Hon. Seymour Halpern supporting appeal...

941

1054

Jordan River waters--

131

Palestine refugees-

106-107, 109-110, 116-118, 128, 574, 596-600

Ivory Coast: Justification for assistance to-

176

J

Jacobson, Mrs. Mortimer, national president. Hadassah, representing the
Hadassah Medical Relief Association, Inc., testimony_

Jewish Women, National Council of (testimony of Mrs. Donald Brown,
member of the National Public Affairs Committee) –

808

Johnson, Reuben, director, legislative services, National Farmers Union,
testimony---

Need for assistance to continue in foreseeable future___
Supporting assistance_-_.

104

100

K

Kelly, Hon. Edna F., member, Foreign Affairs Committee, interrogation
of following witnesses:

Bell, Hon. David E., Administrator, Agency for International Devel- Page
opment---

Bronheim, David, Deputy U.S. Coordinator, Alliance for Progress,
Agency for International Development----.

12-14

400-401

Gordon, Hon. Lincoln, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-Ameri-
can Affairs and U.S. Coordinator, Alliance for Progress___
Hare, Hon. Raymond A., Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern
and South Asian Affairs___.

400

108-110

Heinz, Vice Adm. L. C., U.S. Navy, Director of Military Assistance,
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Se-
curity Affairs_.

Lemnitzer, Gen. Lyman L., Supreme Allied Commander Europe, and
Commander in Chief, U.S. European Command_-_.
McNamara, Hon. Robert S., Secretary of Defense_-_

255

357-359

283-285

Porter, Gen. Robert W., Jr., U.S. Army, Commander in Chief, U.S.
Southern Command__

446 447

Rusk, Hon. Dean, Secretary of State_

Sharp, Adm. U.S.G., U.S. Navy, Commander in Chief, Pacific-‒‒‒‒‒‒‒
Korea, Republic of:

Commodity import program_

Contingency fund use_--

65-66

256

207

208-209

Development lending to to be increased..

Support by United States of some costs associated with Koran effort
in South Vietnam___.

248-249

Supporting assistance_

Technical cooperation_..

Kouzes, Mrs. Thomas, member, National PTA Legislative Action Com-
mittee, National Congress of Parents & Teachers, testimony---
Kuss, Hon. Henry J., Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (ISA) for
International Logistics Negotiations, testimony---.

Latin America (see also Alliance for Progress; individual countries;

CIAP (Inter-American Committee on the Alliance for Progress. (See
Alliance for Progress: CIAP.)

Communist subversion and insurgency.

Latin American Solidarity Organization (LASO).

Cooperatives_-_-

Statement of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Associa-
tion____.

424, 432-433
430-431

559-560, 1037-1038

1049

Latin America-Continued

Debt-service payments by Latin American countries during 1965_-
Development loans___

Fiscal year 1967 AID program_.

Page

404

375

374

Gordon, Hon. Lincoln, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-Amer-
ican Affairs, and U.S. Coordinator, Alliance for Progress, testimony_ 371
Housing guarantees---- 12, 376–377, 400-403, 409-410, 509, 558, 562, 772-790
Delay in processing applications discussed..
12-13, 400-403

IA-ECOSOC (Inter-American Economic and Social Council).

373,

384, 387-398

Inter-American Committee for the Alliance for Progress (CIAP).

(See Alliance for Progress: CIAP.)
Inter-American Development Bank..
Inter-American Peace Force--.

Porter, Gen. Robert W., Jr., U.S. Army, Commander in Chief,
U.S. Southern Command, testimony....

Organization of American States.

Panama negotiations on revising charter_.

Implementation of section 511(b) to furnish military assistance

423-454

238

---- 420-421

to Latin America in accordance with joint plans..
Peacekeeping forces to be developed____

Proposal made to bar assistance for countries which cooperate to

244, 270
372

387-389

375-376, 384

League of Women Voters of the United States, telegram from___.

691

Lebanon: Military assistance program---

Lemnitzer, Gen. Lyman L., Supreme Allied Commander Europe, and Com-

233

mander in Chief, U.S. European Command, testimony-

349

Liberia Military assistance program__

234

Liberty Lobby (testimony of W. B. Hicks, Jr., executive secretary)

Little, Arthur D., Inc., contract in Nigeria, results of__.

518-521

Local currency (see also Cooley loans):

Discussion of possible use of excess local currencies to finance exports
to underdeveloped countries___

636

Proposal to make future Public Law 480 sales on dollar repayment
basis

637

Use for American-sponsored schools and hospitals abroad___
Lutheran World Relief (testimony of Bernard A. Confer, executive secre-
tary).

635

818

Lynn, John C., legislative director, American Farm Bureau Federation,
testimony.

739

Mc

McDowell, Hon. Harris B., Jr., member, Foreign Affairs Committee, in-
terrogation of following witnesses:

Kuss, Hon. Henry J., Jr., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (ISA)
for International Logistics Negotiations___
Macomber, Hon. William B., Jr., Assistant Administrator for Near
East and South Asia, Agency for International Development--- 123-124
Rusk, Hon. Dean, Secretary of State‒‒‒‒‒
86-87

Bayh, Hon. Birch, a U.S. Senator from the State of Indiana---- 986-987, 996
Gaud, Hon. William S., Deputy Administrator, Agency for Interna-
tional Development---

640

492-494