The Supplemental Appropriation Bill, 1958: Hearings, Before Subcommittees ... Eighty-fifth Congress, First SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1957 - 870 pages |
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... reason is that the benefits derived by the United States from loans financed by the bank are far - reaching . For example , the bank is financing the construction of a cement plant in Indonesia . Although the plant is not complete ...
... reason is that the benefits derived by the United States from loans financed by the bank are far - reaching . For example , the bank is financing the construction of a cement plant in Indonesia . Although the plant is not complete ...
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... reason to believe the funds would be advanced by commercial banks . Comparison with 1957 ANALYSIS OF THE BANK'S 1958 BUDGET The bank is requesting an administrative expense limitation of $ 1,980,000 for fiscal 1958 out of estimated net ...
... reason to believe the funds would be advanced by commercial banks . Comparison with 1957 ANALYSIS OF THE BANK'S 1958 BUDGET The bank is requesting an administrative expense limitation of $ 1,980,000 for fiscal 1958 out of estimated net ...
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... reason . During fiscal 1956 travel costs totaled $ 72,900 or approximately $ 22,000 less than the approved budget ... reasons : ( a ) recruiting of new personnel ( particularly technicians ) lagged behind the increase in volume of work ...
... reason . During fiscal 1956 travel costs totaled $ 72,900 or approximately $ 22,000 less than the approved budget ... reasons : ( a ) recruiting of new personnel ( particularly technicians ) lagged behind the increase in volume of work ...
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... reason why the committee wanted certain parts of the justifications inserted in the record , so that all members may see what an excellent job you are doing conducting the affairs of the Export - Import Bank . Mr. WAUGH . If any ...
... reason why the committee wanted certain parts of the justifications inserted in the record , so that all members may see what an excellent job you are doing conducting the affairs of the Export - Import Bank . Mr. WAUGH . If any ...
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... reason of our previous land rehabilitation and irrigation scheme . So , all in all , the economy is progressing at a regular rate out there and has shown a considerable increase from 1955 to 1956 , and currently it is expected to show ...
... reason of our previous land rehabilitation and irrigation scheme . So , all in all , the economy is progressing at a regular rate out there and has shown a considerable increase from 1955 to 1956 , and currently it is expected to show ...
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