Implementation of the U.S. Arms Embargo (against Portugal and South Africa, and Related Issues).: Hearings, Ninety-third Congress, First SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1973 - 398 páginas |
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accessories acid administration Affretair Africa and Portugal agency Air Force aircraft alloy aluminum American Angola apartheid arms embargo Asians Assembly assistance attachments Azores BADER BIESTER Cabora-Bassa Chairman chemicals civilian Committee communications equipment CONGRES CONGRESS THE LIBRARY containing copolymers copper countries CULVER defense articles Department of Commerce Department of Defense DIGGS electronic export license fluorocarbon polymers follows Foreign Military Sales foreign policy FRELIMO Guinea-Bissau helicopters herbicides Indian Ocean km/h LIBRARY OF CONGRESS machines ment MEYER military equipment molybdenum Mozambique NATO NEWSOM nickel niobium nonmilitary NOYES Office operation percent polymers or copolymers Portugal Portuguese military President question record request resolution Rhodesia Secretary Security Council South Africa South African Government South African Navy Southern Africa specially designed statement subcommittee supply tantalum temperatures below minus tion tubes U.S. Government United Nations validated license wire
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