...security of the United States, the strategic importance of imports received from countries of the Soviet bloc, and the adequacy of such country's controls...bloc of items of strategic importance, may direct the.continuance of such assistance to a country which permits shipments of items other than arms, ammunition,...

...Administrator, with the approval of the President, may furnish assistance to a country which permits shipment of items other than arms, ammunition, implements of...materials when unusual circumstances indicate that the withholding of aid would clearly be detrimental to the security of the United States: Provided further,...

...security of the United States, the strategic importance of imports received from countries of the Soviet bloc, and the adequacy of such country's controls...the Soviet bloc of items of strategic importance." The Administrator, Mr. W. Averell Harriman, who is also the Director for Mutual Security, has advised...

...security of the United States, the strategic importance of imports received from countries of the Soviet ll call at any point under Far Eastern Communist control...commodities are laden aboard the aircraft, (iii) nnd atomic energy materials when unusual circumstances indicate that the cessation of aid would clearly...

...strategic importance of imports received from countries of the Soviet bloc, and the adequacy of each country's controls over the export to the Soviet bloc of items of strategic importance. Continuance of assistance R01000-007 R01013-002 to a country may occur although such country permits...

...items of strategic importance. Continuance of assistance to a country may occur although such country permits shipments of items other than arms, ammunition,...implements of war, and atomic energy materials when such cessation of aid would clearly be detrimental to the security of the United States. Agency Contact:...

...received from countries of the Soviet bloc, and the adequacy of such countries' controls over exports to the Soviet bloc of items of strategic importance, may direct the continuance of such assistance to such country: Provided further, That the President shall immediately report such action to the Appropriations...

...financial assistance "shall * * * be terminated forthwith." 6. Insofar as the proposed embargo extends to Items "other than arms, ammunition, implements of war, and atomic energy materials", the President may on the advice of the Administrator direct the continuance of assistance "when unusual...

...security of the United States, the strategic importance of imports received from countries of the Soviet bloc, and the adequacy of such country's controls...bloc of items of strategic importance, may direct the contun ti nuance of such assistance to a country which permits shipments of items other than arms,...

...security of the United States, the strategic importance of imports received from countries of the Soviet bloc, and the adequacy of such country's controls...the Soviet bloc of items of strategic importance." Very sincerely yours, HARRY S. TRUMAN NOTE: This is the text of identical letters addressed to the...