UNITED STATES MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST

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Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014 6 UNITED STATES MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST c4u yuot 16, 1954 Compiled and 'ooued G y Executive Secretariat Advisory Committee on Export Policy U. S. Department of Commerce *DOC Exempt Letter On File* Approved For Release 2001/03/16 CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001-0 31 ~E'CRET November 1,, 1954 ACED PROGRAM DETERMINATION NO. 1102 (Revision 1) Amendment 1 To: Director Bureau of Foreign Commerce Subject) U.S. Master Export Security List (No document) ACEP Program Determination No. 1102 (Revision 1) is amended by adding under "Explanation of Symbols Used in Code Column-+, the following; CODE N 1 U.S. proposes inclusion of the item on I/L I at COCOM. N 2 U.S. proposes inclusion of the item on I/L II at COCOM. N 3 U.S. proposes inclusion of the item on I/L III at COCOM. John D. Garrett Executive Secretary Advisory Committee on Export Policy COMM-DC 5495 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001-0 owed For Release 2001/03/16 CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 August 161. 1954 ACED PROGRAM LETERMINATION NO, 1102 (Revision 1) TO: Director Bureau of Foreign Commerce SUBJW,T. U. S. Master port Security List (ACEP Document No. 100) ACEP Program Determination No, 1100 as revised establishes the general composition of the U. S. Master Export Security List and the Attributes and Standards for placing items on the List. ACEP Program Determination No, 1101 as revised compiles the detailed listing of items, assigns numbers, and indicates code symbols for certain items. This Program Determination explains (a) the composition of the List; (b) the numbering system used; and (c) coded references shoving; 1. Level of U. S. control to the Soviet bloc; 2. Destinational area of control; and 3. Character of U.S. control to friendly countries. John i). Garret Executive Secretary Advisory Committee on Export Policy COMM-DC 5309 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 SEW roved For Release 2001/03/*62 EIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Part A Atomic Lher material -- includes all items determined to be of special atomic energy significance and appearing in Annex D to I/L I. Items marked with an asterisk are controlled by the D apartment of Commerce. Part B Arms, Ammunition and Implements of jrtrar -- includes the arms, ammunition and implements of war listings as established by the Office of munitions Control of the Department of State. (Presidential Proclamation 3038.) Part C Items which are controlled by the Department of Commerce to the Soviet bloc (except for certain'additional control to communist China and North Korea which will be included in Part D of the List when issued). Section I (Item Nos. 1001 - 1999) I/L I Section II (Items 2001 -- 2999) I/L II Section III (Items 3001 - 3999) I/L III Section IV (Items 4001 - 4999) U.S. unilateral control - Part D Men issued (Items 6000 - 6999). EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS USED TN COTE COLTJ1VU The U.S. has determined that shipments of the item to the Soviet bloc should be limited or denied. For U.S. export licensing policy covering Subgroup A destinations, see ACEP Program Determination No,, 502 as amended; for friendly countries, see ACEP Program Determination No. 810 as amended. S U.S, has determined that shipments of the items to the Soviet bloc should be under surveillance. For U.S. export licensing policy covering Subgroup A,, see Program Determination No, 502 as amended. X Not on Positive List; to be controlled to R Subgroup A only, P On Positive List; to be controlled to R or RO in accordance with ACEP Program Determination No. 1106. 4(A) Item possesses Attribute 3, 4 or 5 and Standard 4(A). 4(B) Item meets Standard 4(B) whether or not it possesses Attribute 3, 4 or 5. N 1 U.S. proposes inclusionS }e item on I/L I at COCOM N 2 U.S. proposes inclusion of the item on I/L II at COCOM Npprovetl f.opre easy. JO3/16 tOIA RDP641 0E'14AG0?4 100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL August 16, 1954 ACED PROGRAM DETERMINATION NO. 1101 (Revision 1) Too Director Bureau of Foreign Commerce Subject. U. S. Master Export-Security List (JOC Document Iro.,l and Parts; and Farts) and JOC Document No, 16 U. S. Master Export Security List is revised effective August 16, 1954. All parts except B and D have been affected. ACES.' Program Determination No. 1101 (U. S. Master Export Security List dated 12/22/53) and Amendments Nos. 1 to 23 inclusive are hereby revoked. Amendments to this ACEP Program Determination will be issued in the future to cover all changes in the U. S. Master 7cport Security List. . Garrett T Executive Secretary Advisory Committee on Export Policy CONEEDENr IAL COMM-DC 5305 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL INDEX MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST Category C-I C-II C--III C-Iv (1001-1999) (2001-2999) (3001-3999) (4001-4999) Atomic Energy Lit 1 (Page Numbers) Administrative Principles (Applicable to- Part C) Metalworking Machinery 36 46 61 (001-099) Chemical and Petroleum Equipment 37 !8 62 (101.-199) Electrical and Power- Generating Equipment 15 38 149 63 (201-299) General Industrial Equipment 16 39 50 614 (3o1-399) Transportation Equipment 18 51 65 (4o1-P99) Electronics and Precision Instruments 21 141 53 66 (501?99) Metals, Minerals and Their Manufactures 2 55 67 (601-699) Chemicals and Petroleum Products 31 3 57 68 (701-799) Rubber & Rubber Products 3!s 44 59 69 (801?899) Miscellaneous 35 45 70 (901-999) er?pretative Notes 71 Approved For Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014AO001001WU TIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 1 U. S. MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY LIST (Part A) Fissionable materials includi but not limited toi (a) plutonium; (b) uranium enriched in the isotope 233 or in the isotope 2355 - (c) any material artificially enriched by any of the foregoing Uranium metal; thorium metal, 3p Metp1s, alloys, and compounds containing uranium or thorium, (excludin (i) alloys, not containing uranium., but containing less than 1,5 percent of thorium by weight; and (Ii) medicinals) 4.. Minerals, raw and treated, (including residues and tailings) which contain by weight at least 0.05 percent of uranium or thorium or any combination thereof, including but not limited to: (a) monazite sand and other ores containing thorium; (b) carnotite, pitchblende and other ores containing uranium. *5h Deuterium and compounds., mixtures and solutions containing deuterium, djEg heavy water and heavy paraffin., in which the ratio of deuterium atoms to hydrogen atoms exceeds 1:5000 by number. 6q Tetrafluoroethylene,, polymerized or not; and manufactures wholly thereof. *7, Trifluorochloroethylene., polymerized or not. and manufactures wholly thereof. *8U Zirconium metal,, alloys containing more than 50 percent zirconium by weight, and compounds, in which the ratio of hafnium content to zirconium content is less than one part to five. hundred parts by weigh`,; and manufactures wholly thereof, Nickel wire containing 95 percent or more nickel, 0.10 mm or less in diameter, Woven wire mesh composed of wire containing 95 percent or more nickel and containing 60 or more wires per linear centimeter. Nickel powder. Beryllium metal., (excluding beryllium windows for medical X-ray mchines); beryl (exc_u ing gem grade) and ores; alloys containing. more than 50 percent be lliuni by weight; oxides and compounds. Items marked with an asterisk are controlled by the Department of Commerce. Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001001000 1rODENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 2 (Part A Continued) (Rev. 1/23/58) *13,. Materials, suitable for use in refractories, composed of 97 percent or more by weight of beryllium oxide, magnesium oxide,, or zirconium oxide, or composed of zirconium oxide stabilized with lime and/or magnesium oxide; and crucibles, moulds., and pouring rods composed of any any of the foregoing. 14. Fluorine. *15. Chlorine trifluoride. *16. Bromine trifluoride. *17,. Fluorinated hydrocarbons., as follows.- (a) monochlorot rifluoromethane- (b) dichloromonofluoromethane- (c) monochlorodifluoromethane- (d) trichlorotrifluoroethane9 (e) dichlorotetrafluoroethane- (f) trichlorodifluoroethane, (g) difluoroethane; (h) monochlorodifluoroethane. 18. Equipment specifically designed for the separation of isotopes of uranium. *19. Cyclotrons, belt-type electrostatic generators (Van de Graaf machines), synchro?cyclotronss, betatrons, synchrotrons, linear accelerators and other electro-nuclear machines capable of imparting energies in excess of 1,000,000 electron volts to a nuclear particle or an ion, (except such electronuclear machines specifically designed for use in medical diagnosis and therapy)- and magnets specifically designed therefor. *20. Radiation detection instruments and components of the following types., designed or capable of being adapted for detection or measurment of nuclear radiations, such as alpha and beta particles, gamma radiations., neutrons and protons-. (a) amplifiers designed for use in nuclear measurements,, including linear amplifiers, pre-amplifiers and distributed chain amplifiers; (b) coincidence units for use with Geiger-Muller or proportional counters- (c) electroscopes and electrometers, including dosimeters (but excluding- (i)' student types; (ii) simple me al ea electroscopes- (iii m eters specially designed for use with medical X-ray equipment- and (iv) electrostatic measuring instruments), (d) equipment n.e.s., for health monitoring against radiation hazards., (excluding photographic film and equipment containing it); (e) Ge ger? ler counter tubes and proportional counters; (f) instruments capable of measuring a current of less than one micro- microampere; (g ionization chambers; (h ionization measuring equipment suitable for the radiation survey of terrain and plant sites, .9 revision affects item 19. See ACEP PD 1101 (Rev.l) Am. 420) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0O 9 J 91-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL ~ . ... (Rev.l2/21/54) (Part A - Continued) -* O (Continued) (i) neutron counters containing boron-, boron.trifluoride, or hydrogen; (j) photomultiplier__tubes havi.n.g..photocathode_sensitivity of 10 or more microamperes per lumen, send an average amplification greater than 105; and any electron multiplier-unit .activated by positive ions:; (k) quenching nits for G :ger-Muller counters; (1 resistors or resistance of not less than 1000 megohms; (m) scaling units and rate meters, suitable for use in radiation detection; (n) scintillation counters incorporating a photomultiplier tube; (o) scintillation counter phosphors, as follows: single crystals and scintillation phosphors for use in radiation dectection instruments, of volume greater than 1 cu in (16 cu cm); (p) valves (tubes), electrometer, designed to handle input currents less than 1 micro-microampere. *21. Pluorimeters (fluorophotometers) employing ultra-violet light as the exciting source ax- photomultiplier tubes ('valves) or photocells as detecting and amplifying devices. 422. Ion separators, electromagnetic, including mass. spectrographs and mass spectrometers for any purpose. Acceleration tubes and focusing tubes of the kinds used in mass spectrometers and mass spectrographs. *24x Positive ion sources suitable for use in cyclotrons,. mass spectrometers and the like, 7t X25. Leak detecting instruments of the mass spectrometer type. X26. Vacuum diffusion 'Dumps having a diameter, measured inside the barrel at the inlet jet, of 12 inches ('305 m) or greater, or capable of a pumping speed in excess of 1,500 litres per second at"a pressure of less than 0.001 nm of mercury. Valves, with bellows seal, wholly made of or lined with aluminum, nickel, or alloy containing 60 percent or more nickel, either manually or automatically operated. 2 , 1a& .? annce , vacuum, designed to operate at pr essur es lower than 0.1 mm of m: errury and at temperatures higher than '11000C. Centrifuges, with a peripheral speed of 1000. feet. (305 m) per second or more, wholly made of or lined with aluminium, nickel, or alloy containing 60 percent or more nickel; and centrifugal bowls made of these materials. *30. Blowers and compressors, (turbo, centrifugal, and axial-flow types), wholly made of or lined with aluminium, nickel, or alloy containing 60 percent or more nickel. (This revision affects item 20 (j). See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev.1) Am. 6)), Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000g9, ~pj 0 COApproveld For Release 2001/03/16 :CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100.0 g~- (Part A m Continued) *310 Electrolytic cells f r the production of fluorine. (Rev, 9/1/55) *32. Balances of a sensitivity of 0.1 microgram or betters *33. Heat exchangers (tubular) and components therefor (excnt aluminium tubing) designed to operate at pressures of 300 psi and above and with flow contact surfaces made of am of the following serials, aluminium, nickel, titanium,, zirconium, or alloys containing 60 percent or more nickel *34. Artificial graphite, in the form of block or rods from which cube of 2 inches 9 *de or greater can be out, and having a boron content of one part per million or less, *35, Lithium metal, compounds, ores and concentrates, (`'Dais revision affects item .35, See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev.1) Am, 17), CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 U.S. MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST (Part B) U.S. MUNITIONS LIST INTERNATIONAL MUNITIONS LIST CoN 'I`D TI d For Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A000100 000.1 -0oar. 1. Small arms and machine guns, as follower (a) Rifles, carbines, revolvers, pistols, machine pistols and machine guns; or over except weapons using only (b) All specifically designed com- caliber .22 rim-fire ammunition. ponents and parts therefor. (b) The following accessories and attach- (NOTES Normally this item will not ments for such armsa bayonets, slings,, be considered to include small straps, gun mounts, belts, links and shipments of small arms, such as magazines. All components and parts rifles, ,carbines or pistols of less for machines guns. Barrels and than 6-5 mm caliber, intended only breech mechanisms for rifles car- for sporting or ornamental pur- bines, pistols and revolvers. poses, but any and all such ship- ments will be reported to the Coordinating Committee.) (See also 15(c)) (a) Rifles, carbines, revolvers pis- tols, machine pistols and machine guns using ammunition of caliber .22 II.. Artiiler and Protectors (a) Guns, howitzers, cannon, mortars, tank destroyers, rocket lauchers, military flame throwers, military smoke projectors, and recoilless rifles. (b) Components and parts and the follow- ing accessories and attachmentst. mounts and carriers. (See also XI(f) III. Ammunition (a) Ammunition of caliber .22 or over for the arms enumerated in Cate- gories I ' and II hereof except caliber .22 rim-fire ammunition, (b) The following components, parts, accessories and attachmentsa car- tridge cases, powder bags, bullets, jackets, cores, shells (excluding shotgun), projectiles, boosters, percussion caps, fuses, or fuzes and components thereof, primers, and other detonating devices for such ammunition. 2. Artillery and projectors, as followsz (a)`Guns, howitzers, cannon mortars, tank destroyers, rocket launchers., military flame throwers, recoilless .rifles 9 (b) Military smoke, gas and pyro- technic projectors. (c) All specifically designed components and parts for the foregoing, 3. Ammunition, and all specifically designed components and parts thereof, for the.weapons enum- erated under items 1 and 2. (NOTER Norm-ally this item will nom, a considered to include small shipments of ammunition for small arms intended only for sporting purposes,, but arW and all such shipments will be reported to the Coordinating Committee.) *,./ (This revision affects I, II, and III. See ACEP PD 1101(Rev. 1) Am.. 21.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 5a (Rev. h/3/55) (Part B - Continued) U.S. MUNITIONS LIST INTERNATIONAL MUNITIONS LIST B o m b s - , rpe and *4. IV. u e ssi es (a) Bernbs, torpedoes, grenades (including smoke grenades), smoke canisters, rockets, mines, guided missiles, depth charges, fire bombs, and incendiary bombs. (b) Apparatus and devices for the handling, - control, activation, discharge, detonation, or detec- tion of items enumerated,in .paragraph (a) of this category. (c) Military fuel thickeners. (d) Components and parts including but not limited to fuses or fuses and components' thereof, bomb racks and shackles; bomb shackle release units bomb ejectors; torpedo tubes; torpedo and guided missile boosters; launching racks, pre- jectors; -control mechanisms and control systems; pistols (expl dera); igniters; detonators; mine detectors; fuze or fuse arming devices; and the following items related thereto; intervalometers and components thereof; bomb lift trucks, bomb and torpedo handling trucks; trailers, hoists,' and skids for handling bombs; guided missile launchers. Bombs, torpedoes, rockets and guided missiles, as follows (a) Bombs, torpedoes, grenades (including smoke grenades), smoke canisters, rockets, mines, guided missiles, depth chargers, fire bombs, incendi- ary bombs; and all specifical- ly designemponents-and parts therefor; (b) Apparatus and devices specif- ically designed for the hand- ling, control, activation, discharge, detonation or detection of items enumerated in sub-item (a); - and - all specifically desig aed com- ponents and parts therefor, including military. fuel thickeners, the following. (1) Aluminium soaps of fatty acids containing 12-18 thereof; (2) Aluminium soaps of -oleic acids;, - (3) Aluminium soaps of 2-ethyl- hexoic acid;_ (4) Aluminium soaps of c oa- nut fatty acids; (5) Aluminium soaps of napthenic acids; (6) Arr mixtures of the sub- stances set oat in sub- paragraphs (l) to (5). (This revision affects IV,(c) and (d). See ACEP PD llOl(Rev.1) Aga. 21.) CONFIDENTIAL carbon atoms and mixtures Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100Q01-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page b (Rev. 13.3/55) (Part B m Continued) U.S. MUNITIONS LIST Fire Control E uipment and 5 ange Finders (a) Fire control, gun tracking and infrared and other night sighting equipment, range, position., and height finders, and spotting instruments- aiming devices (electronic, gyroscopic, optic and acoustic); bomb sightsA gun sights., and periscopes for the arms, ammu- nition., and implements of war enumerated herein. (b) Components., parts, accessories and attachments specifically de- signed for the articles enumer- ated in this category. Tanks and Ordnance Vehicle (a) Tanks., military type armed or armored vehicles, aummxnition trailers, and amphibious vehicles (land vehicles capable of limited endurance in water), military half'tracks, military type tank" recovery vehicles., gun carriers., and automotive vehicles or chassis embodying all-wheel drive and equipped with one or both of the following features to meet special military requirements., aptation features for deept water fording apd sealed electri- cal systems. (See also XI (c) and (d)) (b) Components., parts5, accessories and attachments specifically de- signed fox the tanks and Qrdnancc vehicles enumerated in this cat goryo (i) signed to service milit 7 equipment o All specifically designed components and parts for the foregoing. (This revision affects V and VI. See ACEP PD 1101 (Reval) Am. 210) INTERNATIONAL MUNITIONS LIST Fire control equipment and rang finders, as follows (a) Fire Control, gun tracking, t ai r ed, end othet,"night sighting equipment, (b) Military ranges position and height finders and spotting instruments, (c) Aiming devices (electroniep gyroscopic., optic and acoustic); (d) Bomb sights., gun sights and periscopes for the arti:es covered by this List, (e) All specifically designed components and parts for, the foregoing. 6, Tanks and ordnance vehicles., as follows- (a) Tanks-, (b) Military type armed or armored vehicles., and vehicles fitted with mountings for arms o (c) Armored railway train (d) Military half tracks, (e) Military type tie recovery vehicles, (f) Gun carriers, (g) Trailers specifically designed to carry ammunition- (h) Amphibious vehicles? (i.) Specialized military mobile repair shops specially de- CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 [ d For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001001@f' (Heir? 1 /:3/' (Part B - Continued) U.S.MUNITIONS LIST VII, Chemical and Biological Age ts 7. (a) Chemical or biological agents adapted for use in war to pro- duce death or disablement in human beings'or animals or to damage cropsa (b) Equipment for the dissemination, detection, and identification of, and defense against, the items described in paragraph (a) of this category. (c) Components, parts, attachments) and accessories specifically designed--for equipment for the dissemination, detection, identi- fication of and defense from the chemical toxicological agents defined 'in the 10th Edition of the International Traffic in Arens and of biological toxicological agents, INTERNATIONAL MUNITIONS LIST Toxicological agents, as foll.owss (a) Biological or chemical toxi- eological agents adapted for use in war to produce casual- ties or to damage crops. (b) Equipment intended for the dissemination, detection and identification of the arti- cles described in sub-item (a)3 (c) Equipment intended for de- fense against the articles described in sub-item (a), (NOTE s Stitb-item (c) above does noT include gas masks designed for civilian use, but any such exports should be prrmptly reported to the Committee.) (This revision affects VII (0). See .ACE? PD 1101(Rev. 1) A.m, 21.) COVIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 6 CONFIDENTIAL Page 3-1/3/55) (Rev., U.S. MUNITIONS LIST VIII. Propellants and Explosives Propellants for the articles enumerated in Categories III, IV and VII hereof; military high explosives. INTERNATIONAL MUNITIONS LIST . Propellants and explosives, as follows s (a) Propellants specifically designed and manufactured for the articles enumerated in items 3., 4 and 7s (b) Military high explosvves. (NOTES This item will not be considd ere to include exports in reasonable quantities of propellants and explo- sives normally used for civilian,,or industrial purposes or made up into cartridges or charges of an excluo sively civilian or industrial nature, such asm propellants for sporting purposes or shooting gallery prac- tice., cartridges for riveting-guns, and explosive charges designed for agricultural purposes, public works, mines., quarries or oil well drilling. But any and all such shipments-will be reported to the Coordinating Committee. IX. Vessels of War and Special 9. Vessels of war, and special naval Nava. Equipment -._.~ equipment, as follows (a) designed for the following types of combatant vesselss battle ships, command ships, cruisers, aircraft carriers, destroyers and submarines. fare vessels., patrol vessels, auxiliary vessels., service craft, floating dry docks, and experi- mental types of naval ships. Turrets and gun mounts, submarine storage batteries, catapults and other components, parts,, attach- ments and accessories specifically Warships, amphibious warefare (a) Combatant vessels or vessels de- vessels, landing craft, mine warm signed for offensive actions (b) Equipment for the laying, deter- (b) Equipment specifically designed tion9 detonation, and sweeping of for the laying, detection, de- mines* Components, parts, attach- tonation and sweeping of mine ments, and accessories specifically designed for mine laying, mine de- tection and detonation, and mine sweeping equipment. (Continued) (This revision affects IX (a) and (b)a See ACEP PD 1101 (Rev.l) Am. 21.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001001 (Part B - Continued) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 6a (Rev. 11/3/55) (Part B - Continued) U.S. MUNITIONS LIST IX0 (Continued) (c) Submarine and torpedo nets. Components, parts, attachments and accessories specifically designed for these articles. 10, Aircraft and equipment as follows- 90 (Continued) (c) Submarine and torpedo nets; (d) Components, parts, accessor- ies and attachments for the foregoing, as follows.- turrets, naval gun mounts, submarine batteries and catapults. X. Aircraft (a) Aircraft and airborne equip- (a) Aircraft (Civil and military (b) All components, parts and accessories for aircraft. This does not include ground handling and maintenance equipment and bulk materials, such as dopes, paints, oils, cable, wire, tubing, hose, aluminum sheetse (See XI(k)) (See XI(e)) This revisision affects IX (c) and X. types), and all correspon - ing aircraft parts; (bY Aircraft and airborne equip- ment, and parts, components, accessories and attachments thsrefo ?9 (c) INTERNATIONAL MUNITIONS LIST (d) Landing mats; (e) Pressurized breathing equip- ment and partial pressure suits for use in aircraft, anti RG00 suits, military crash helmets, parachutes utilized for personnel, cargo and deceleration purposes, and aircraft liquid oxygen converters. Aircraft pressure refuellers, pressure refuelling equip- ment, and open circuit re- fuellers of a pumping capacity of more than 100 gallons per minute; See ACEP PD 1101(Rev01) Am0 21.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONP'AI] Nwyfd For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001001QQ b.0 (Rev. 11/3/55) (Part B - Continued) U.S. MUNITIONS LIST INTERNATIONAL MUNITIONS LIST XI. Miscellaneous Articles 11. Electronic equipment designed -- - for military use; and all (a) Military electronics. specifically designed compon- (1) Electronics equipment speci- ents and parts therefore ally designed for military use; (2) radar of all types, including (7) (8) (6) electronic navigational aids specially designed for mili- tary use such as radio direction guidance systems and airborne or ground equipment therefor; Electronic countermeasure and jamming equipment; underwater sound equipment; military communications- electronics equipment bearing a military designation; finding equipment; radio distance measuring systems such as Shoran, and hyperbolic grid systems, such as Raydist, Loran, Decca; (See also XI(i)) components, parts, accessories and attachments specially de- signed for use with equipment enumerated in Category XI (a). 1(b) Aerial cameras and special purpose 12. military cameras and specialized processing equipment therefor; military photointerpretation, stereoscopic plotting, and photo- grammetry equipment. (c) Armor plate, armored railway 13. trains, military steel helmets, body armor, and flak suits. Com- ponents and parts specifically designed for use in military steel helmets, body armor, and flak suits. (d) Specialized military mobile repair shops specially designed to service military equipment. Photographic equipment, as follows$ (a) Aerial and special purposes military cameras and specialized processing equipment therefor; (b) All specifically designed components and parts for the foregoing. Armor plate, military steel helmets, body armor and flak suits. (See also 6(c)) (See 6(i)) (This revision affects XI (a), (b) and (c). See ACEP PD llOl(Rev.l)' Am. 21.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100NTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A00010010 Ib1 CONFIi7ENTLAL (Rev? 11/3/55) (Part B - Continued) XI. Miscellaneous Articles (Cont'd) (e) Pressurized breathing equipment and partial pressure suits for use in aircraft, anti "G" suits, military crash - helmets, aircraft liquid oxygen converters, and com- plete parachutes utilized for Per- sonnel., cargo, or deceleration purposes. 'Components and parts specifically designed for pressur- ized breathing equipment, partial pressure suits, anti "G" suits, aircraft crash helmets, and liquid oxygen converters. (See 10(e)) (f) Military pyrotechnics including projectors therefor. (g) Specialized military training equipment. Components, parts, attachments and accessories for specialized military training equipment as defined in 10th F,dition of International Traffic in Arms. (h) Tear gas and,, equipment for dissemination thereof. (see 1) (This revision affects XI(e), (g) and (h). (See 2(b)) ]J Specialized military training equipment; and all specifically designed components and parts therefor. 15. Miscellaneous equipment and materials, as follows (a) Tear gas and equipment for the dissemination thereof; (b) Self-contained diving and under-water swimming appa- ratus, and articles exclu- sively designed for use therewith; (c) Bayonets; (d) Fire arms silencers (mufflers) ; (e).Power.'controlled search lights designed for mili- tary use. ee ACEP PD 11b1(Rpv.1) Am. 21.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 6d (Part B o Continued) XI. Miscellaneous Arir les (Copt u da ) (i) Helium gasd (i) Cptographic devices (encoding and decoding) (k) Landing mats. X114 Classified Material (See 11) (See 10(d),) All material not enumerated herein which is classified from the stand- Point of mil.itar?y setyo Technical data relating to the t?ti- cles here designated as axis 9 a- nition9 and implements of ' a ?o 16. Specialized machinery, equipment and gear specially designed for the examination., manufacture., testl'ag and checking of the arms anr:tion9 appliances and machines referred to in this List *Items marked with an asterisk are controlled by the Department of Commerce, with certain exceptions under item ,, which when used for military parposes are licensed the Department of State. (This revision affects XIII and ONote&o See AGES' PD UO1(Rev0l) Am. 2 x) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CON FID'lT IAL Page 7 U. S. MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST ADMINISTRATIVE PRMCIPISS (-App- i-cable to C) 1. The description of any item on the Ld.sts includes that item in either new or second-hand condition. 2. When the description of any item on the Lists contains no qualifica- tions or specifications, it is regarded as including all varieties of that item. Category and sub-category captions are only for con- venience in reference and do not affect the interpretation of item definiti.ons. 3. Any item (including plants) containing one or more embargoed com- ponents should generally be treated as though it were on the embargo list when the embargo component os? components are a principal ele- ment of the item in value or quantity and can be feasibly removed or used for other purposes. 4. The object of the embargo and quantitative controls should not be defeated by the export of component parts. .Each country will take such action as it can to achieve this aim, and will continue to seek a workable definition for parts which could be used by all the participating countries. 5. So far as possible., the object of strategic controls Blould be main- tained by restrictions on the export of technical assistance, design data and manufacturing technique. Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 :.CIA-RDP64-00014A~001 f'f0 Odi c Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 8 U. So MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST (Reve11/28/56) J (Part C Section I) ---k *METALWORKING MACHINERY (001-099 series) Boxing and Drilling Machines 1001,. Vertical boring and turning mills, as follows (a) all types with table diameter exceeding 9694 (205 m)), (b)` automatic types (automatic cycle). 1002. Jig boxing machines. 1006 Deep hole drilling machines in which the coolant passes through the drill, and hollow drills for such machines. 1016 Internal grinding machines-. (a) incorporating high frequency (over 60 cycle) spindles- and high frequency spindles and spindle assemblies; (b) other types incorporating spindles with speeds in excess of 60,000 rpm and spindle assemblies. Grinding Machine 1017 Surface grinding machines, as follows. (a) multi-spindle, rotary table or work holder, (b) horizontal spindle, reciprocating table over 2b (61 cm) wide- (c) multi-spindle disc. 1019 Contour-profile grinders. 1021. Jig grinders. 1022 Lap radial grinders (automatic oscillating types) ie., machines for :r?inding concave or convex surfaces such as those in ball bearing races. 1023 Roll going machines (machines fitted with, or capable of being fitted with, cambering device only). 1025 Thread grinding machines o 1027 Grinding machines for broaching tools, auto cycle, auto sizing. Lathes 1039 Engine and center lathes over 1899 (45 cm) center height and over 18 feet (5e5 m) between centers. 1040 Horizontal turret lathes of bar capacity 41$ (10 cm) and over or swing-over-bed of 241, (61 cm) or more. (This revision affects item 1016. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 35.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A0001g, ,j9WL0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CON FMENTIAL METALWORKING MACHINERY (001-099 series) - Continued Lathe s - Con tinned 1041 Automatic lathes, multi-spindle bar or chucking. 1042 Right angle (4~T?t) lathes (in which the bed is at right angles to the spindle). 1043 Combination tube boring and turning lathes. 1044, Combination lathe, drilling, and milling machines, specially .designed for mobile military workshops or for naval craft,, Milling and Planing Machines 1050 Thread milling machines, 61, (15 cm) work diameter at the thread and over (except gun jump screw lathes covered by item 1086J). 1051 Spar millers, 1052 Planing machines, planer milling n chnnes, and-combination planer and planer milling nachines, with capacity for work pieces 72* (1.83 m ) wide and over or 20q (64,1 m) long and over, 1053 Armour plate planers Attachments and Accessories 1065 Military=type machines),, fixtures and plate metal working accessories (except machines), Page 9 Forming Machines 1070 Forging harrrrxer?s, as follows s a having a falling weight exceeding 6 tons (English or metric) 3 b) steam, air or mechanical hammers of rated size exceeding 5 tons (tglish or metric). 1072 Presses, mechanical or hydraulic, with rated pressures of over 1000 tons. (Note g The tons " mentioned are those commonly used in the metal- iang industry of the exporting country.) 1073 " Machinery for drawing and/or tempering wire ,01511 (0381 mm) in diameter or less or tubing .026" (a66O mm) in diameter or less, 1075 Spinning laths, except those with a spindle drive motor of 10 hp or , lessn . Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100 AL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 10 METALWORKING MACHINERY (001-099 series)--Continued (Rev. 1/21/55) Other Metal Working Machine 1080 Machines and equipment specially designed for making or measuring gas turbine blades, including but not limited to the following: (a) blade belt grinding machines; (b) blade edge radiusing machines; (c) blade polishing machines; (d) blade aerof oil milling and/or grinding machines; (e) blade fillet radiusing and/or platform forming machines or equipment; (f) blade root milling machines; (g) blade blank preforming machines; h) blade rolling machines; (i) blade aerofoil shaping rilachines; (j) blade root grinding machines; (k) blade aerofoil scribing equipment; (1) blade aerofoil and/or root automatic measuring equipment. 1081 Special machinery for the working or forming of aircraft sheet, plate or extrusion. 1094 Equipment designed for removing surplus stock from workpieces of metal or other materials: (a) by the discharge of electric sparks from a shaped electrode; (b) by applying ultrasonic vibrations; (c) by electrolytic weans in combination with abrasive action. 10?36 All machines and equipment specially designed for manufacturing armaments (i.e., arms, munitions, and implements of war). (For illustration _ s see Interpretative Note No. 1). 1087 External surface broaching machines; and external surface broaching tools. 1088 Gear making machinery: All machinery designed for the manufacture and/ or finishing of machine cut gears (except hobbing machines of 48' (1622 m) maximum work diameter or less, and gear grinding machines of a non-generating type). 1089 Honing machines with multiple work stations. 1090 Profiling and duplicating machinery, as follows: (a) die--sinking machines; (b) profiling machines for marine and aircraft propeller blades (planing, shaping, milling or grinding); (c) profiling and duplicating milling machines (except propeller types covered by (b) ); (d) profiling machines, n,e.s.; (e) attachments for center lathes, capstan lathes, milling machines and vertical borers, which make them capable of carrying out pro- filing and duplicating (except taper turning attachments). *(For additional embargo items, see Part A.) 4provedor Release ZO'~1~083/'I 6 eG ,, DP64 0`0014A0001001 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Nw"` 4CH=CAL AND PLTFOLEUM EQUIPMENT (101-199 series) //---),-A. CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT (101-149 subseries) Specialized Processing Equipment '1110i. Equiment .&pecially designed for the production of nitrogen tetroxide and/or its conversion to nitric acid of 98 percent or higher concentration. Page . 11 (Rev. 6/10/55) 1103 Meted. /11064, Centrifugal counter-current solvent extractors. ,/1110} Gas-liquefying equipment, as follows: (a) liquid oxygen or liquid hydrogen producing plants specially designed to be mobile or transportable in one or more units; (b) liquid fluorine producing equipment; (c) equipment for the separation of helium from methane. V/11:12-- Equipment for the production of hydrogen and deuterium oxide, as follow: .+' (a) complete installations capable of. producing hydrogen by the electrolytic process at a rate of 30,000 cu ft (856 cu m) .or more per hour; (b) equipment for production or concentration of deuterium oxide; (c) electrolytic cells for the production of hydrogen at a rate of 60 cu' ft (1.7 , cu -m) or more per hour. 1118.- Equipment for the production of mili.4ary explosives, as follows: (a) complete installations; (b) specialized components (see list of key specilized components .in Interpretative Note No. 4). (c) nitrators : batch types with a capacity of 125 Imperial gallons (570 'litres) or more, and continuous types. ,,~~ V1125- Plant for the production of titanium metal (excluding separate plant for the production of titanium,.tetrachoxid- , as follows: a) complete installations; b) specialized components. Compressors, Pun ps and Valves n.e.s., of 300 hp or more capable of delivering air, J 11301 Compressors.,' gases`,or vapours at pressures exceeding 450 psi (32 kg per sq cm). ti (This revision affects item 1118. See ACEP PD No,. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 12.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000' Oi 1 b Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 12 (Rev. 9/1155) CHEMICAL & PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT (101-199 series) - Continued A. CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT (101-119 subseries) - Continued Compressors, nps and Valves - continued /1131Pumps except vacuum pumps) delivering liquids separately or in combina- tion with solids and/or gases and having a of the following character- i sti a . c s (a) designed to move molten metals by electromagnetic forces; (b) having all flow contact surfaces made of arw of the following materials: (1) 90% or more tantalum, titanium or 4 conium, either separately or combined; (2) 50% or more cobalt or molybdenum, either separately or combined; (3) 10% or more silicon (as metal alloy); (4) polytetrafluorostleneg polytrifl uorochloroethylene; (c) designed to produce pressures of 1150 psi (32 kg per sq cm) or more and having an inlet connection greater than 3 inches (75 wm"internal pipe size. 1132 - Vacuum-pumps, all types, designed to produce a vacuum of O.q]. mm of mer- cury pressure absolute or less- (except (i) those covered by the Inter- national Atomic Energy List, and (ii) mechanical types having a capacity of less than 60 litres free air per minute); and specially designed parts,, Z , 1133- Pipe valves and cocks having all flow contact surfaces made of any of the following materials t ~-~ (a) 90% or more tantalum, titanium or zirconium, either separately or combined; (b) 50% or more cobalt or mol9ybdenum, either separately or co6ined; (c) 10% or more silicon (as metal alloy) ; (d).polytetrafluoroethylene; polytrifluorochloroethylene. (Note t The following types of valves are e*cludedh (1) check, non-return and float valves; (2) pressure relief valves designed for working pressures of less- than 150 psi (32 kg per sq cm); (3) valves and cocks specia7.ly designed for milking machines and for electrical household refrigerators and home freezers. 1 Other Chemical Equipment 1]..2 Pipe and tubing made of or lined with polytetrafluoreoethylene or ,,)\ polytrifluvrochloroethy?iene,, (This revision affects item 1132. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) .Am- 17). CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 13 (Rev. 9/1/55) CHEMICAL & PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT (10].-199 series) continued - B0 PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT (150-199 subseries) equipmeii for items with chemical and petroleum uses.) 1150- Oil well drilling and 'explor?atiOn equipment. (Note a Intea??a3ted to include the f oll : w _ a (a) casiPghead and Christmas tree assemblies; (b) cementing equipment; (c) coring equipment; (d gain perforating equipment; (e) photo-clinometers; (f) power pumping units (mud and sludge) and bottom hole pumps; (g) blow out peeve l (h) drill bits (rock bitst); (i) draw works and rotax7 tables-, (3) well logging instruments and equipment; (k) drill collars, tool Joints., Kelly?s and Kelly substitutes; (1) crown blocks, travelling blocks for oil, derricks; (m) rotary, vibrator hose and rotary drilling hose., high pressure (with test pressure 39OOO psi (210 kg per sq cm) and 1151 Equipment for the production of lubricants (petroleum based or - thetic) e as follows (and complete plants including any of these unites (a) solvent processing units (including phenol., duosol,, furfural and nitrobenzene solvent extraction and propane de-asphalting units),-(b) dewaxing units (including centrifugal and solvent dew axing units, such as methylethy1 ketone and propane units), (c) filtration unite (including percolation filtration, contact filtration., and fil.trol fractionation units); (d) fractionating, rectifying; and dephlegmating C ? - and parts therefor; (e) dr?ogenation equipment (complete installations and specialized components) deli d to operate at pressures of 360 psi (25 kg per sq cm or over (except equipment specially designed for the production of amanon a -or methanol) o 3.152- Mineral oil and natural gas treatment equipment., as follows s (a) units for treating, separating and stabilizing., and natural gas traction, (b) complete plants including any of the above units; (c) items of equipment-specially designed therefor (including., but not limited to, the follmings stabilizing, absorption and stripping vessels; separators; condensers). (This revision affects item 1150(m). See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rov. 1) M. 17). CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001 1-p Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENrIAL Page 14 (Rev. 11/l/54) CMICAL & PETROLEUM EQUIPMENr (101-199 Series) - continued B. PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT (150-199 subseries) (gee also chemical equ pmen t for ens with chemical and petroleum uses. ) 1153. Fuel production equipmaita, as follows s (a) processing units of types suitable for the production of components of aviation fuels for reciprocating engines (including aikylation, thermal. and catalytic cracking and reforming units, isomerization, aromatization, dehydro- genation, hydrogenation and polymerization units); (b) complete plants including any of these units); Welded or seamless steel drill pipe, conforming with API specifications for oil country tubular products. (See also items 2154 and 3154.) (This revision affects item 1154. See AM PD No. 1101 (Rev.l) Am. 4.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000-100100001-0 ri A d For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A00010010OGW14 0 C> K VV' G~ ~ J f -- - *ELECTRICAL+ AND POSER:-GIi:?lERf.TING IJTI11i ;1'1T (2.01-299 series) 4 /.1255 Diesel engines,, as follows: 0 1210 Searchlight control 'units. rpm, or over u_,05 taj 11,10 hp qnd over with rotary speed of 4 those incorporated in generator set,,); OVIP (b) 0 hp and over whose non-magnetic content exceeds 50 percent of their total weight Electrdc motors over 1,000 hp, reversing type, liquid cooled and totally enclosed. 1266, Rotating electrical machinery, as f ollows a (a) electric generators, turbo-generators, turbines designed for turbogenerators and synchronous condenser , of 60,0004 and + r; and specially designed parts; (b) electric motors of 12,500 lip and a or9automatic and semi- automatic equipment for starting' stopping, reversing and speed control for these motors. --(See-also -items 2265, 2266 and 3265o4 * (For additional embargo items, see Part A. I . ,Ls revision affects item 1266. ,lee ACEP P1) No. 110)1 (fov. 1) m. l3. ) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001-0 --- Page 16 (Revs 11/28/56 ) GENERAL INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT (301?399 series) Metallurgical Mill, and Foundry Equipment 1305' Metal rolling mils, all types; and controls therefor. Construction and Conveying Machinery 1321, Tractors, 4 -wheel drive, 100 brake hp or over. 1322. Soil. compacting equipment, as follows.- (a) soil compactors with pneumatic tired wheels, vibrating type, of 309000 lbs, or (13 metric tons) net vehicle weight or over; (b) pneumatic tire casings for such soil, compactors (whether or not mounted on the vehicle) of 164O X 21 size or over, and rated 36 ply or over. 1325' Excavating and moving equipment, as follows, when specially designed for airborne transports (a) excavators- (b) power shovels- (c) cranes. Equipment for Other Specific Industries 13501 Carbon black furnaces, controlled atmosphere types (intermittent or continuous), 1353? Cable-making machinery specially designed for making multipair electric cables for telecommunications purposes, as follows.- (a) machinery other than that covered by item 135 for applying insulating material to conductors; (b) machinery for laying conductors together and/or? for applying and insulating, veparating, binding, or identifying material thereto- (c) machinery for laying up conductors, pairs, quads, etc., together to form the complete cable core or part thereof, 1354# Cable-making machinery specially designed for making coaxial cable, as follows.- (a) machines for applying insulating separators to the inner conductor of air-spaced coaxial electric cables- (b) machines for applying metal strip or sheet to form the outer conductor of coaxial electric cables; (c) machines for forming, stranding, or assembling coaxial cable, with or without conductors other than coaxial tubes. (d) automatic equipment for controlling the diameter or the eccentricity of extruded dielectric on wires and cables. 1355. Radio-valve manufacturing machinery. (This revision affects item 1354(d). .See ACEP PD 1101 (Rev.l) Am. 35.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 16(a) *GENERAL INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT (301--399 series - Continued Other General Industrial Equipment 1360, Compressors and blowers as follows; (a)(1) turbo-compressors or blowers capable of operating with a mainstream internal air flow exceeding a Mach No. of 0x99 (2) turbo-compressors or blowers of axial flow type with a com- pression ratio of 2:1 or more and capable of operating with a mainstream internal air. ?1ow exceeding a Mach No. 0.7', (:7) compressors or blowers capable of an overall compression ratio of 2.1 or more coupled with a capacity of over 124,000 cu. ft. (3,500 cu m) per minute, or capable of an overall compression ratio of over 3;1 coupled with a capacity of over 35,300 cu ft (1,000 cu m) per minute; (c) compressors or blowers capable of handling a mass flow of over 2,500 ibs~ (1,13i4 kg) per minute and designed for operating with intake above atmospheric pressure. CONFIDENT IAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 cONFIDENTIAL Page 17 GENERAL INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMW+:NT (301-399 se ?ies) m continued Other General Industrial Equipment - continued 1385- Diamonds suitable for industrial use, including splints and borts. (Note; Interpreted to include industrial diamonds, dust and powder. Ainterpreted to include rough cuttabie diamonds suitable either for gem stones or industrial diamonds,) 1386? Diamond wire drawing dies, diamond dressers, diamond boring and turning tools, and diamond core drill bits. 1387 P Diamond grinding wheels, sticks, hones and laps a * (For additional embargo itans, see Part A0) CON FI DENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001UU1UU OTcr A rroovveedALFor Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001 (Rev. 9/1/55) ~TR,ANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (401-499 series) imel9 3,491 Floating docks. 1.905 Icebreakers of 2000 shaft hp and over., and similar vessels principally z4 ' designed for breaking ice having any of the followings (a) bow propeller (b) special hull shapes (c) propulsion plant per.tt1ng quick reversing and development of maximum power at all speeds. (d) stern saddle arrangements for towing operations- (e) excessive electrical supplies and pumping facilities. 1410 Tankers- tank barges] whaling factories. 1415 of current state of repair or operating condition); amd- parts of hulls., for such ships. Warships (nether or not converted to non-military use and regardless 191,6 P s~. wf set and hulls therefore having a of the following cif" ins .2,A 16F 'j4 I( (a) wood or other non-magnetic hull of 60 feet (18 m) or more in length between perpendiculars unless built before 19398 in which ca a 100 fast (30 m) or more lengtho- (except the following vessels when their speed is not more than iota and their electric generating capacity is under 35 KWA (1) Bonito and tuna vessels under 130 feet (10 m) in length between. rpendicu1ars, either fitted with sponson platforms for line fishing or of the long line type] (2) seal fishing vessels under 130 feet (40 m) in length; (3) fishing cutters (Scandinavian type) under 100 feet (30 m) in-length; b 200v (60 in) or more in length between pe ndiculars9 c maximum speed in deep load condition of 12 knots or more; d total round trip range at design speed above 7000 miles9 in fishing 'conditions (a) incorporating any of the following special features g: (1) deck or hull strengthening for weapons or special construction to ace : date or carry military equipments 2 hull design suitable for direct beachingss 3 bow or stern doorsg 4 arrangements for demagnetizing or the provision of non- magnetic chax^a.cteristics; (5) electrical generating capacity in abnoraal excess of the needs for the vessel as a fishing vessels (6) strengthening against ice beyond the requirements of Lloydus or other Free World classification societies; (f) incorporating any Munitions List item or any of the following embargo itema s 12109 1430,9 1435,1485 except the types specified in Interpretative Note No. 5) ' 1 2~_ t5 `1. ~.. (This revision affects item 3.416(f). See ACEP PD Nom U01 (Rev. .) Am. 17.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001Q&"9, Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001 0 CO1V tENTIAL (Revs 9/x:/55) *'JR N3POP,TA,TION EQUY TT (4Oi-499_ serissI - continued 1417 1)425 Battery (submarine). 1430 Cable,, as follows-s (a) electric conducting cables, suitable for eping magnetic 1435 1441 34k1 Vessels - continued Other vessels, as folic (a) whale catchers; (b) ships designed to aco o to 200 or ?,ore passengers; (c) coaaters, ioet sea-going c igo. or passenger ships under 1,000 gross registered tonal (d) ships with any of the following ch4.rac bor3..ati,cs (1) bow and/or stern unlo~ding a:ri espma nt including door, x' ps, and strain or a~a~-ferry~ lout; (2) special design or fs~..itiea to permit launching or landing of aircraft;; (3) lifting gear over 50 tons capacity; (4) deck or hall i$t sg h !ning for weapons, or special construction to ae ooodate or car litany egra,ip at on or under deck-, (5) any arrangements for demagnetizing o ? the provision of non- magnetic choa?acterist is~ (6) electrical ge sting capacity- and/or fuel capacity in abnormal excess of the eommel needs of the vessel, (7) st ?engthenis againa' ice beyond the requirements of Lloyd's or other Free World classification societies; (8) incorporating any Munitions List item or any of the following embargo its os 12109 1430, 1435, 1185 (except the types aped.-. Pied in lnterplstati Note No. 5):'1502,o ;. 5099 1.5100 1Kax?ine l~ i~gat (e~~ce t mots wines or for harboU d~sferas~s, (b) wixe rope, strand as cord, made of phosphor bronze or stainless steel suitable for aircraft. N.inesweeping equipment (magnetic and cur Marine steam boilers having a capacity to generate 11 1bs4 of steam, per eq ft (54 kgs per sq a) or more of tubular heating surface per hour at pressures of 450 psi (32 o per ?sq ) or yore, and feed water heaters for such boilers. . . Aut oti e Eq,UipMent ( COPt t: s ) 1450 Automotive vechicles or chzms is9 including specially designed parts ,.pfd therefor, having both fro -.at a id ?ear cb ives and possessing any of the following characteriatioS a (a) maxim ti approved load capacity in excess' of 1200 .1bsa (550 kgs) and engirea capacity in excess of 3000 cc; (b water-proofed for operation when. engine submerged in water; c radio suppression including fully screened high tension leads. ( ppro e or l eleaset 0 1 ?: IA 1 6 0 ~0~1 0 0~ ~0~1 ~) TIA Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 20 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (401-499 seriesi - 'Continued Railway Equipment 147).` Turbine locomotives, as follows: 3470 (a) general service (line) switching and industrial locomotives of a gauge greater than 4 ft. 8 in, (1,42 m) or with an individual axle load greater than 12 metric tons; (b) parts specially designed for the above locomotives. 14.811, Centralized traffic control (CTC) system of railway signalling i controlled by code impulses; and parts specially designed therefore Other Transportation Equipment 1485% Compasses and gyroscopic equipment, as follows: (a) gyro compasses; (b) transmitting magnetic compasses; c) gyro- agnetic compasses; (d) repeaters for these compasses; (e) gyroscopic stabilizers; (f) gyroscopic steering controls. * (For additional embargo items, see Part A.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 :CIA-RDP64-00014A000100 WW I Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 21 (Rev. 9/1/55) *ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (501-599 series omestic type are expressly exempt from control.) Radio. Radar, and Other Telecommunication Apparatus 1501" Communication equipment specially designed for use in aircraft or for communicating with aircraft; and specialized parts therefore 1502` C ication equipment of a kind using infra-red radiation or ultra- sonic waves; and specialized parts therefor. 1507- wJ ?.g" apparatus (i.e., apparatus specially designed to jam or otherwise interfere with radio reception); and specialized parts therefor. 1509. Location apparatus as follows a (a) apparatus of a kind used for detecting objects or for determining the relative direction, position, or motion of objects by means of the constant velocity or rectilinear propagation characteristic of electrommagnotic waves having frequencies less than 4 x l614 cycles per second (O?75 microns) (axe t radio direction finding equipment of a kind used at frequencies not greater than 3 megacycles per second); (b) specialized parts and accessories of such apparatus; (c) specialized equipment for testing or calibrating such apparatus. 1510- Location apparatus, under-watery apparatus for detecting or locating. objects under water by magnetic or acoustic or ultrasonic methods (escce - marine depth sounders of a kind used solely for measuring the depth of tenor the distance of submerged objects vertically below the apparatus); and specialized components of such apparatus. 1514, Pulse modulators capable of providing electric impulses of peak power exceeding 10 ; and pulse-transformers and pulse-fouling equipment being specialized parts of such modulators. 15161 Radio receivers, panoramic (being receivers which search automatically a part of''the radio-frequency spectrum and indicate visibly the signals received); and specialized parts therefor. 1517. Radio transmitters and components as follows & (a) transmitters or transmitter amplifiers designed to operate (1) at output carrier frequency between 106 and 156 me/s, and/or (2) with output carrier frequency above 216 me/a; (b) transmitters., or transmitter amplifiers, designed to operate with output carrier?requency higher than 30 me/s and designed to provide any of the following featuresg (1) any system of pulse modulation other than plitudemodulated television, frequency-modulated television, or phases-modulated television; (2) two or more independent modulation channels on one radio frequency carrier; (continued) (This revision affects item 1517. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 17.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100J AL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Page 21 (a) CONFIDENTIAL *ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (501599 series) - contid Radio, Radar, and Other Telecommunication Apparatus - continued 1517, Radio transmitters and components as followss (Continued) (3) simultaneous output at more than one radioquency carrier frequency, (4) specie] facilities to give continuous operation (on any carrier frequency outside the internationally agreed broadcasting bands) in inter-connection with land-line telephone circuits or switchboards, e.g. voice-operated gain-adjusting circuits, automatic volume com- pression and expansion circuits, and automatic monitoring- (5) rapid selection, by means of preadjusted tuning controls, between four or more radio frequency carrier frequencies in equipment de- signed for operation in commercial moving vehicles- or between two or more radio frequency carrier frequencies in equipment not so designed; (6) modulation bandwidth greater than 4 kilocycles at any carrier fre- quency within any of the bands 30 to 41 me/s, 68 to 87.5 me/a, 100 to 108 Inc/ s a (7) carrier output power, for static and transportable sets, greater than 100 watts, and for mobile sets greater than 25 watts, at w.7 carrier frequency within any of the bands 30 to 41 me/s, 68 to 87,5 me/s., 100 to 108 me/s.- (8) special facilities for uses other than sound or vision broadcasting mobile communications, fixed headquarters station for mobile ser- vices, or a mobile sound or vision link to a main broadcast (c) mobile communications equipment operating at carrier frequencies above 30 me/s, or headquarter stations therefor, other than those types de- signed for and already in use in Western countries for normal commercial civilian purposes- (d) transmitters, or transmitter drive oscillators., designed to provide a multiplicity oralternative output carrier frequencies controlled by a lesser number of piezoelectric crystals. Notes This covers equipment working below 30 mac/8 as well as above. e corporating crystal-economizing circuits are mainly required for military purposes (ems. airborne and tank commlunic ations) . The output frequency of the drive oscillator is not necessarily the same as that of the complete transmitter., but is often a sub-multiple of it, which is the reason for omitting a lower frequency limit.) (e) components and sub-assemblies., including modulators and modulation amplifiers, specially designed for use in transmitters covered by sub-items (a), (b), (c) or (d) above. stationp CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 22 . 4 ~.... , . ( ev. 7/21/55) ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (5o1-599 so I,;s)-Cent' d. Radio, Radar and Other Telecommunication Apparatus - conb d. 1516' Telecontro? equipment suitable for controlling pilotless aircraft and guided weapons. 1$19` Telegraph equipment, as follows: (a) equipment (machines), mechanical, electro-mechanical, or electronic, used to..translate the information contained in written or printed text into electrical waveforms suitable for transmission over communication circuits at any speed greater than 200 words per minute or 150 bands, whichever is the less; (b) equipment designed to accept such electrical waveforms and display the ,information from them in visible form; (c) specialized component parts and accessories for such equipment. 1520? Radio relay communications equipment and specialized components and subassemblies therefor. SupRlomentarv Equipment and Components for Radio, Radar . Cor i nioat:ions Apparatus 152l x Amplifiers., as follows (a) designed to operate- at frequencies in excess of 100 m/cs; (b) tuned amplifier; having a bandwidth (defined as the band of frequencies over which the power amplification does not drop to less than one-half of its ma imwrn value) which exceeds 5 m/cs or 10% of the mean frequency, whichever is less. (The mean frequency is defined as the arithmetic mean between the frequencie at which the power' amplification is one--half of its maxim m value.); (c) untuned xnplifiers having a bandwidth, as defined in sub-item (b) above, which exceeds 5 m/cs per second; (d), DC amplifiers having a noise level (referred to the input circuit) of 10.16 watts or less and/or a zero drift of 1 hour corresponding to a change in input power of 10-16 watts or less; (e) capable of a total power output in excess of 500 watts at any frequency or frequencies between 15 k/cs per second and 200 k/cs per second. 1523. Line communications transmission equipment as follows: (a) terminal and intermediate repeater or amplifier equipment designed to deliver, carry or receive frequencies higher than 10 kca into, or in, a line communications system; (b) multi-channel telegraph terminal transmitting and receiving equipment; (c) specialized components, accessories and subassemblies for the above equipment. (This revision affects item 1523. See ACEP PD 1101 (Rev.1) Am. 16). Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001ODQtd ,,XfAEor Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100 -1~-(t2(a) (Rev. 7/21/55) EUCTRONICS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (501-599 series)-Continued Supplementary Equipment and Components for Radior Radar and Comm unicatians Apparatus - continued 1524- Communications submarine cable of all types. 1525- Coaxial type cables, single or multi-tube, as follows: (a) having an attenuation not.exceeding 10 decibels per 100 feet (30.5 m) and a standing wave ratio of 2 or less, when ter- minated in their characteristic impedance at 3000 megacycles; (b) all air-spaced types; (c) all types with polytetrafluoroethylene or polytrifluoro- chloroethylene. dielectric. 1526- Communications cable of any type containing more than one pair of conductors and containing any conductor (single or stranded) exceeding 0.9 mm in diameter. (NOTE: In view of the recent technological developments in this field, Member Governments agree not to export to the Soviet Bloc cables containing more than one pair of conductors of 0.9 mm or less in diameter when the exporting Government considers that these are manufactured as long distance communications carrier- frequency cables.) (This revision affects items 15249 1525, and 1526. See ACEP PD 1101 (Rev. 1) Amendment"16). Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001 00100001 -0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 23 (Rev. 7/24/57) *EIECTRONIGS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (501-599 series) - continued ent and.Components for Radio, Radar grid Communications Apparatu9 =-con rme 1529 Measuring insturments, as follows- (a) electrical instruments, as follows. (1) apparatus for measuring impedance, admittance, capacitance or inductance at frequencies in excess of 100 megacycles per 1533 (2) variable attenuators giving readings, accurate to less thah plus or, minus 5 percent of the indicated value expressed in decibels, at frequencies of 1 megacycle per second or above; (3) equipment for measuring permittivity, and/or power factor of dielectrics at frequencies of 1 megacycle per second or above;- (4) radio-frequency field strength measuring equipment; (5) frequency measuring equipment with an accuracy better than plus or minus 0001 percent at frequencies over 30 kilocycles per second; (6) electronic stabilized power supplies delivering a DC output voltage which- (i) varies by less than 1 percent 'of any input voltage 'variation within. pins or minus 20 percent of the nominal, and/or (ii) varies by less than 0.1 percent of the'maximum rated voltage between no load and maximum rated load; (7) those' operating at frequencies exceeding 300 megacycles per second; (h) resistors, inductors, or capacitors, fixed or variable, with a rated accuracy better than plus or minus 1 percent at 1 megacycle per second or any higher frequency; (c),&pparatus for automatically sorting electronic components in respect of their electrical characteristics. Radio spectrum analyzers (being apparatus capable of indicating the single- frequency components of multi-frequency oscillations); and specialized parts of such analyzers. 1537 Special tuned circuits, as followss (as) electromagnetic wavegu.ides, resonant circuits, and radiators of a kind used at frequencies exceeding 600 megacycles per second. (b) articles or equipment incorporating, or designed to be connected to or to be incorporated in, any such waveguide, circuit, or radiator. Electronic Valves (Tubes) 154 Cathode-ray tubes, as followsr (a) with screen afterglow longer than 1/2 second; (b) with writing speeds of more than 3,000 kilometers per second; (c) with 2 or more electron guns. 4 3-544 Crystal diodes specially designed for use at frequencies of 250 or more megacycles per second; and specialized parts therefor. (,This revision affects item 1529(a)(1) & (2). See AGEP PD No.11Q1(Rev-1 second;. Am-38) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A00(m0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001.-0 CONFIDENTIAL, Page 24 (Rev. 9/12/57) *ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (501-599 series)'-continued Electronic Valves (Tubes)' - continued 15115 Transistors, with any number of electrodes, regardless of operating characteristics; and specialized parts therefor. (Notes A transis of is an electronic device incorporating a semi- coanducting material, in which the current flowing between two electrodes is controlled by the voltage or current at another electrode o This item is intended to cover all device incorporating a semi-conducting crystal of any material with three or more electrodes, which are used as ampli- fiers, oscillators, trigger devices, ate. in electronic circuits. For phototransistors see item 1548.) 1518 Photoelectric cells, as follows t (a) photoelectric cells with a peak sensitivity at a wave length longer than 12,000 Angstrom units; (b) phototrarasistors (photo-conductive cells) with a response time constant of one millisecond or less measured at the temperature at which the time constant is minimum (Notes The time constant is defined as the time taken from the appli- c `(n of a light stimulus for the current increment to reach a value of 1-1/e times the final value, i.e., 63% of the final value.) 1549 Photoriultiplier tubes; and specialized parts therefor. 1553 X-ray tubas (flash discharge type). 1555 Image converters and electronic storage tubes of all kinds, (excluding com- mercial standard television broadcasting camera tubes and commerclaT standard X-ray amplifier tubes), but iRRluding vidicon tubes. (See also item 354) a 1558 Valves (tubes) electronics and specialized parts, as follows (a) valves whose output-input ratio at 300 megacycles per second is 50 per- cent or more of the output-input ratio at 20 megacycles per second when measured under the same operating voltages and load. impedance; (b) those of a kind specially designed for use at frequencies of more than 250 megacycles per seeond9 (c) indirectly heated valves of a kind that can be passed through a circular hole 1/20 in diameter- 9 those designed to.withstand accelerations greater than 450g - (g-acceleration under gravity, 1oe., 981 cin/sec/sec) o 1559 Thyrc?atrcn and ignitron tubes as follows s (a) those rated for continuous operation with peak current and peak voltage exceeding 100 amperea and 9000 volts at a pulse repetition frequency of 200 or more pulses per seconds (b) hydrogen thyratrons of any rating. (Note? The following are definitions of BQtl atron"Q and "ignitron" iyratron - any hot cathode gams-filled tube containing three or more elec- tr 5-6-,--1n which anode current flow is initiated by a control electrode; Ignitrcn - any mercury pool (cold cathode) tube with three or more e eac ro es, in which discharge is initiated by an igniter electrode.) (This revision affects item 1555? See ACEP PD No, 1101 (Revel) Am. 39.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A00010010GUO1EOTIAL CONFIDE tTT ed For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100 01 A (Rev. 9/12/57) *ELECTRONICS AIMS PRECISION INSTRUITMTS (501-599 series)-Continued Other Electronics and Precision Instruments 1563 Balances, electronic,, capable of detecting differences in weight smaller than 10 micrograms- and specialized parts therefor. 1565 Conputors, electronic (exce business-type calculating machines). 1566 Equipment specially designed to produce electronic assemblies-, (a) by depositing or printing on insulating panels (including plates and wafers), or otherwise forming in situ, component parts other than basic wiring; or (b) by automatically inserting and/or soldering components. on, insulating panels (including plates and wafers), to which wiring is applied by printing or other means. 1568 Control equipment the followings (a) synchros, as followsa (1) control types (transmitters, differential transmitters, and trans- formers) rated to have an electrical error of 18 minutes or less when tested by the proportional voltage method; (2) torque types; (i) Transmitters and differential transmitters rated to have an electrical error of 18 minutes or less when tested by the proportional voltage method; (ii) receivers and differential receivers rated to have an accuracy of 1.5 degrees or less when tested by the dynamic method; (3) special instruments rated to have the same characteristics as synchros in (1) and (2) above, such as Microsyna and Syrrnchro-Tell; (b) resolvers, including single;-phase/single-phase, single-phase/two-phase, two-phase/two-phase, and three-phase/tyro-phase types as followss (1) with a rated electrical error of 0.5 degrees or less; (2) with a rated perpendicularity error between axes of 10 minutes or less-, (3) with a rated null voltage of 10 millivolts or less per maximum volt output; (c) amplifiers, electronic or magnetic, designed for use with resolvers, the followings (1) isolation types; (2) summing types; (d) linear induction potentiometers, as followsa (1) with a rated linearity of 1 percent or -less (2) with a rated null `voltage of 10 millivolts or less per maximum volt output- (e) induction rate generators, as follows? (1) with, a rated linearity of 1 percent or less-, (2) with a rated signal-to-noise ratio of 50/1 or greater; (3) all temperature-compensated or temperature-corrected types; (This revision affects item 1568. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Remo 1)' Amu 39. CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16.CIA-RDP64-00014A00010010.0001-0 4 CONFIDENTIAL (Rev. Page 9/12~57) *ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (501-599 series) -Continued Other Electronics and Precision Instruments - continued t it 1568 Control equipment the followings (continued) (f) servo motors (gear-head or plain), as follows.- (1) designed to operate from power sources of more than 300 cycles per second-, (2) designed to have a torque-to-inertia ratio of 3,500 radians per second per second or greater; (g) potentiometers, as follows.- (1) linear potentiometers with a rated linearity of 0.1 percent or less; (2) non-linear potentiometers with a rated conformity of 1 percent or less. 1571 Magnetometers of the following types.- (a) fluxgate; (b) electron beam sensing; (c) paramagnetic; (d) nucleonic; and specialized parts therefor. 1572 Magnetic recorders and/or reproducers (other than those designed for voice or music) and specialized recording media, parts and components therefor. 1576 Centrifugal testing apparatus or equipment possessing any of the following characteristics-, (a) driven by a motor or motors having a total rated horsepower greater than 100 h.p.; (b) capable of carrying a payload of 250 lb. or more; (c) capable of exerting a centrifugal acceleration of 8 or more "g" on a payload of 200 lb. or more. 1577 Balloons, 1100 grams or more envelope weight deflated, capable of free flight but non-personnel carrying. 1579 Electron microscopes and the following parts therefor: (a) electron guns; (b) electron objective projection and condenser lenses (magnetic or electrostatic). 1582 Optical curve generators (grinders, surfacers, and polishers) and parts, capable of producing aspherical curves. (This revision affects item 1568. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 39.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 25(h) *ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION'INSTRUMENTS (501-599 series)-Continued 1584 Other Electronics and Precision Instruments ? continued Oscilloscopes (cathode-ray) and specialized parts, as follows. (a) oscilloscopes possessing any of the following characteristics (1), a bandwidth greater than 5 megacycles (defined as the band of frequencies over which the lose does not exceed 3 decibels); (2) a time base shorter than 0.05 microseconds per centimeter; (3) containing or designed for the. use of multiple beam tubes, or those of 3 or more cathode-ray tubes; (4) employing accelerating potentials in excess of 5000 volts-, (b) specialized parts and accessories, as followsa (1) oscilloscope cameras; (2) amplifiers and pre-amplifiers with a, bandwidth greater than 5 megacycles (defined as the band of frequencies over which the loss does not exceed 3 decibels). 1585 Photographic equipment, as follows high spee capable of recording at rates in excess of 250 1587 Quartz crystals (worked or unworked) and plates, radio grade only. 1589 Resistors, temperature-sensitive (of a kind used in bolometers or in the measurement of electric power below 10 milliwatts but excluding electric lamps. of>" e S CONFIDENTIAL 4 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 26 (wreeted) (Revd 7/21/55) ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (501-599 series Continued Other Electronics and Precision Instruments W continued 1$90 ? Photographic micro-flash equipment capable of giving a flash of 1/1008000 second or shorter durati on8 or with a frequency of 200 flashes or more per second. 1.591 Sped ographs, spectrometers, monochrometers9 and associated measuring equipment, as followrs a (a) ating types with, or designed for use with diffraction gratings originals or replicas, plane or concave), and gratings therefor; (b) prism types, (1) capable of a spectrum length of 20 ems between 9000 and 2000 Angstrom units., or (2) designed for use with prisms having refracting face 3 mm or - more in width" (c) infrared types, having an effective total prism base length over 2 inches (5 cm); (d) recording or controlling densitometers or other specialized equipment for the quantitative measurement of spectra or spectrographic records. (NOTE, This does not included (1) instruments limited to the use of rep ica plane gnatTn_g not exceeding 1 inch (2.5 cm) in ruled width., and spares therefor., and (2) instruments of the Ocircle9 type incapable of direct measuring to less than 5 seconds of are.) 1593? Measuring and counting equipment as follows (a) equipment, capable of measuring time intervals of one second or less with an error not exceeding 2% of the interval measured or an error of 20 microseconds, whichever is the greater; (b) equipment gable of counting at over 509000 counts per second.. 1594, Voltmeters, as followa, (a) DC vacuum tube voltmeters with full 'scale range of 1 mllivolt or less with or without AC adapters, (W AC vacuum tube voltmeters of laboratory type with full scale range of 0,01 millivolt or less. (NOTE, This excludes voltmeters specially designed for testing to ne lines, _ 1598- X-ray diffraction and electron diffraction equipment and accessories, as follows, (a) X-ray diffraction units; (b) X-ray tubes designed or intended for use in X-ray diffraction sisg (c powder cameras with ?beating element for temperatures of 50000 (9325F) - or above" (d) Engle crystal, oscillating and rotating X-ray goniometer?s with X-ray film, or plate holders- (e) electron diffraction units and specialized components therefor. (For additional embargo items, see Part A?) (This revisip4L of ects item 1 1. See ACED PD 1101 (Rev.1) .Am. 16). Approved or telease 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 27 (Rev. 10/27/55) I METALS, MINERALS & THEIR MANUFACTURES (601-699 series Metals and Minerals Manufactures 1601? Anti-friction bearings (ball, roller, needle) and parts, as follows. (a) "Spedial'gbearings, as specified in Interpretative Note Noe 2 (Revised); (b) steel alloy "normal" bearings of the following kinds, with inner-ring bore diameter below 10 mm (or, if without bore, below 12.7 mm outer diameter) or over 150 mm-. (1) deep-groove ball; (2) self-aligning ball; (3) cylindrical roller; (4) spherical roller; (5) taper roller; (6) needle roller; (7) roller thrust types (spherical, cylindrical and taper), (c) bearing parts as follows; (1) all -steel alloy rollers (except needle rollers) and balls (except ?i.ow quality" and Tcyc e quality" balls made of Ono 11 chrome steel, as described in Interpretative Note No. 2- (2) all steel alloy outer rings, inner rings, retainers, and sub-assemblies (except any such parts useable only for bearings covered y T. em 2601). 1605? Carbonyl iron powder., 1615! Munitions components and materials, as follows-. (a) brass and bronze fabrications for primer anvils, fabrications for bullet cups (gilding metal,-clad steel), cartridge link, primer cap, shell rotating band; (b) rolled brass cartridge strip (with 68 to 72 percent copper); (c) copper rotating bands for shells, and other copper munitions components; (d) gilding metal, clad steel; (e) rough steel forgings, steel and alloy castings for guns and for arms. (This includes, but is not limited to, the following-. artillery material, machine guns, automatic weapons and small arms.) (This revision affects item 1601 (c)(1). See ACEP PD No. 1101(Rev.l) Am.20.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 cc Y cLFor Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A00010010r@12la /ni. METALS, N LS& THEIR M(, NUFAC' U?t.ES (601-699 series) -a Continued Basic Metals and MilProducts Dote see iso wChemr.calsw cr soap wr tal compounds 1630- Scrap iron and-steel. 1631- Magnetic materials of all types and of whatever form, e,g-, powder, strip, sheet, castings and blocks, if possessing one or more of the following characteristics: (a) for sheet or strip, thickness of 0.00380 (00075 mm) and less; (b) initial permeability 20,000 or over; (c) remanance. 85% of maximum flux or over; (d) a composition capable of an energy product greater than 2xl06 gausses/oersteds9 or containing more than 20 percent cobalt; (e) core loss of 0.5 watt per pounds at B equals 13,000 gausses and . 50 cycles per second or less. (NOTE: The definition of subitem (d) refers to values obtained using a properly heat-treated test bar.) 1635 - Alloys containing. (a) 6% or more molybdenum. (but 3% or more molybdenum in any alloys containing more than 14% chromium); or (b') 6% or more cobalt; or (c) 0.25% or more columbium or tantalum; or (d) nickel-bearing steels, n.e.s., containing a total of 35% or more of alloying elements. (This revision affects item 1631. See ACEP PD No0 1101 (Rev01) Am. 23.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 'CONFIDENTIAL Page. 28 (Rev. 11/1/54) MFTAIS, MINERALS &. `TI .flNUFACTUR:FS (601-699 series) - continued Basic Metals and Will Products ' 'continued o e: See also e c s for some metal compounds.) 1636- Aluminum, as follows-. (a) aluminum. hard alloys used"in-Aircraft construction, as follows: (1) crude forms (primary ands s'econdary), including ingots, pigs, blooms, slabs, billets; blocks,. grains, gran es, lumps, notched bars, pellets, wire bars. (2).semifabricateld forms, as follows: (i) wrought Cr worked -.i t.eftal fabricated by rolling, drawing, extruding, forging, impact ruding, pressing and graining; (ii) cast material produced by casting in sand, die, metal or plaster mouUs'.. . (3) scrap. (b) aluminum powder for lint nsg, aid sinter ed :alunthunn powder (SAP) products. (c) aluminum powders, ne~ pt pastes and greased flakes. (Note: Hard alloys are to ; b* feted as aluminum alloys where s (1) the average copper content ,16' 1% or more irrespective of other elements; (2) the average copper content ti- loss than 1% `and the zinc content is 4% or more, or the silicon content is 3.5% or more, or the magnesium content is 9.5% or, mmore.) 1648?-?Cobalt, as follows: (a) owes, residue and concentrates, including arsenical crystals; (b cobalt bearing scrap; (c) metal; (d) compounds, excluding: (1) paint driers; . (2) cobalt organic artifical coloring matters; and (3) other paint pigments. (Notes Paint driers, for this purpose, are regarded as being pr ducts, or preparations of such products, containing combined cobalt with or without other. :tats, produced in any way by reaction with one or more of the ,.f oiloring s linseed oil, linseed oil fatty acids, colophony, tall oil,, naphthenic acids, 2-ethylhexanoic acid.) (This revision affects item 1636(61366" 'PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 4.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONF J*PAMed For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001001000?3. 28a 619 - 1649- (Rev. 12/1/51) (Rev. METALS, MINERALS & T. SIR MANUFACTURES (601-699 series) - Continued Basic Metals and Vill Products - continued Note: See also hem cats for some metal compounds.) Columbium (niobium) as follows: (a) ores and concentrates; (b) scrap; (c) metal and alloys (including ferro-columbium and ferrocolumbium-tan alum p 1650 . Copper, as follows y-,L t-2,, (a) copper ores,,Cconcentrates, regulus, and matte; (b) copper and copper alloy scrap and old metal; (c) copper and copper-base alloys in the form of anodes and cathodes, billets, blocks, blooms, cakes, ingots, ingot bars, pellets, pigs, shot, slabs, sticks, wire bars, and other unwrought shapes; (d) Copper and copper-base alloy semifinished products, as follow: sheets, strips, plates, rods (including wire rods and rolled wire) pipe and tubing. (This revision affects item 1650. See ACED D No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 C014F IDENTIAL Page 29 METALS. MINERALS & THEIR MANUFACTURES 9601-699 series Basic Metals and Mill Products - Continued 7-07e e See al so "C emica s or some metal compounds.) 1653- Germanium and germanium compounds. 1654- Magnesium"base alloys having a content of 0.4 percent or more of zirconium, or 1.5 percent or more of thorium or 1 percent or more of rare earth metals (cerium mischmetal)), as follows: (a) crude forms (primary and secondary), including billets, blocks, ingots, notched bars, slabs, sticks and crystals; (b) semifabricated forms, as follows, (1) wrought or worked material. fabricated by rolling, drawing, extruding, forging, impact extruding, pressing and graining; (2) cast material produced by casting in sand, die, metal or plaster moulds. 16550 Mercury petal. 1658 ? Molybdenum, as follows: a) ores and concentrates; b) scrap; (c) metal (including wire, tubing and platinum clad tubing), ferro- molybdenum, and alloys (except those covered by items 1635(a) and 3636); (d) compounds containing more than 35 percent molybdenum (except molybdenum organic artificial colouring matters containing less than 50 percent molybdenum); see illustrations in Interpretative Note No. 3; (e) cemented or sintered carbides. (Note: The Committee will favorably consider, as accidents of ceinition, proposals to export wire which can be shown to have no strategic applications.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 A proved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001001Oggqj-Q9a COIF 7DENTTAL W+WTALS, MINERALS & THEIR MLNUFACTURE i (601-699 series) - Continued Basic Metals and Mill Products m Continued Note: See also aRChemicalse8 for some metal compounds.) 1661+ Nickel, as follows: a) ores, concentrates (including primary residues), and matte; (b) nickel and nickel base alloys (i.e., alloys containing 30 percent or more nickel), ass lows : (1) unwrought forms (primary and secondary), including pigs, ingots, blooms, billets, slabs, rods, grains, shot, lumps, pellets, "rondelles" and notched bars; (2) castings of all forms. (3) wrought (semi-fabricated) forms including those fabricated by rolling, drawing, extruding, forging and pressing. (4) anodes, cathodes, electrodes and welding rods; (c) powder in all forms; (d) oxide and scraps (Note: It is understood that the wrought (semi-fabricated) forms covered by sub-item (b) (3) above do not include: (1) rings; (2) wrought forms of dental alloys containing all of the following, 80 but less than 90 percent nickel, 5 but Te-ss than 8 percent chromium, and 2 but less than 5 percent copper, as follows: (a) plates, 0-.2l mm or more, but not exceeding 0.5 mm, in thickness, and 1:5 grams or less in their individual weight;. (b) wires, 0.4 mm or more, but not exceeding 1 mm, in diameter.) (See also items 1635, 3636 and 3661.) 1668-, Tungsten wire and filament, coated or uncoated. (Note: The- Committee will favorably consider, as accidents of 7inition, proposals to export wire which can be shown to have no strategic applications.) (This revision affects Note under item 1661. See ACED PD No. 1101(Rev.l) Am. 24.) CONF IDENT IAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 AwfwMLFor Release 2001/03/16 : age 30 METALS, MSNERALS &- THEIR MANUFACTURES (601-699 series) - continued Basic Metals and Mill Products ?- continued o e e See a o ItMemic-alsw-for some metal compounds.) 1670, Tantalum, as follows s (a) ores and concentrates; (b) metal' and ferro-tantalum; (c) compounds; (d) seamless pipe and tubing, 1671` Titanium metal (including sponge) and titanium metal alloys (excluding ferro-titanium), as follows (a in a unwrought forms; (b) in all semifabricated forms; (c) scrap. * (Fbr additional embargo items, see Part A.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 *CHEMICALS & PETROLEUM PROr1JCTS (701-799 series) ee also 'PMetals, Minera s a the Manu?act es"' for some metal chemical compounds.) CHEMICALS (701=767, subseries) 1701, Detonators s (a) mercury full irate, lead azide, lead styphnate, and lead thiocyanate9 and detonating or priming compositions (mixtures) containing one or more of these chemicals, (b) sodium azide. 1702 Hydraulic .fluids, synthetic. (Note-, See item 1793 for other hydraulic fluids.) Page 31 (Revb11/28/56) 1703E Stabilizers for explosives, as follows.- (a) ethyl and methyl centralites9 (b) diphenylamine9 (c) NNadiphenylurea (unsymmetrical diphenylurea)9 (d) methyl-NN?diphenylurea (methyl unsynnetrical diphenylurea)9 (e) ethyl=NN?diphenylurea (ethyl unsymmetrical diphenylurea); (f) ethyl phenyl urethane, (g) diphenyl urethane, (h) diortho tolyl=urethane- l.r (i) 2-nitrodiphenylamine. 1713 E 1715E Boron, the. follings_ (a) boron minerals, crude and refined, (b) boron element (metal), all forms, including grains and powder- (c) boron compounds and mixtures, n.e.s0, the followings (1) boric acid and salts (sodium, potassium, ammonium, magnesium and calcium) and organo=borates, crude or refined., not includ- ing perborates- (2) boric oxide, boron trifluoride and its complexes boron trichloride and its complexes and fluoroborates9 (3) other boron compounds and mixtures containing 10% or more of boron in combined and/or elemental (metallic) form (but not including.- perborates, metal borate.- ? other than those in (c)(1) above, boron nitride and boron carbide). 172b' Dinitrotoluenes. 1725- Furfuryl alcohol tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol. *For full U.S. coverage, see items 1 7142e ( `'- ~'v // (This revision affects item 1715? See ACEP PD No. 1101(Rev?1) Am. 35.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A0001 0 $ A roved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A00010010.0001- CONFIDENTIAL age 31a *CHEMIC.AI,S & PETROLEUM PRODUCTS (701799 series) ? continued A. CHEMICALS (701?767 subseries) o continued 1727- Gl cols and their derivatives, as follows (a ethylene glycol (ethanedioii1,2), propylene glycol (propanediol=1,2)9 and mixtures consisting mainly of one or both of tleae cc ompounds9 (b) thiodiglycole and mixtures consisting mainly thereof. 1729- Hexmethylenetetramine. 1731. Hydrazine; hydrazine hydrate; hydrazine salts. 1732 Hydrogen peroxide (50 percent strength and over?). 1738- Methyl methacrylate clear sheets or sheeting, whether single or lstninated, suitable, for aircraft use. (Notes This sheet is of optical quality, 4 inch (6.3 mm) or wore in thickness; meeting aircraft material specifications.) 1740- Polymethyl alpha-chloroacrylate (Gafite or PMCA). 1741- Nitroguapidine. 1742- Quanidine nitrate. C ONF IDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 32 1744 CHEMICALS & PETROLEUM PRODUCTS (701-799 series)-continued A. CHEMICALS (701-767 subseriesl-continued Pentaerythritol; pentaerythritol tetranitrates. 1748 Picric acid (trinitrophenol). - 1755 Silicon(e) oils and rubbers. 1757 Silicon of a purity of 99.9 percent or more. 1758 Crystals of lithium fluoride or of calcium fluoride the following: (a) natural or artificially made, worked or partly worked; (b) artificially made or specially selected natural unworked weighing not less than 2.5 grams each. - /D-B, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS (768-799 subseries )) Crude; Fuelsso Lubricants 1773 Gasoline (motor and aviation). 1774 Kerosene. 1775 Reference fuels, referee fuels, and calibrating fuels. 1780 Lubricating oils and greases petroleum based. (Vote-, Governments may permit shipment of minor quantities of lu recants, for example under special servicing arrangements, as "administrative exceptions". These should be reported in monthly statistics.) 1781 Synthetic lubricating oils and greases (ester type). Additives Blending Agents, etc. 1786 Additives for lubricating oils and greases and for diesel fuels. 1788 Tetra-ethyl lead; tetra-ethyl lead fluid; and any mixture-con- taining more than 3 cc of tetra-ethyl lead per gallon (0.66 cc per litre). (This revision affects item 1758. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 36.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 *CMICAI.S AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS - Continued Br PETROLEUM PRODUCTS - Continued Additives, Blending Agents,, etc. - continued 17 9. High octane blending agents for aircraft fuels, as follows: (a) alkylates (aviation grade); (b) codimer; (c) cumene (isopropyl benzene),- (d) diisobutylene; (e) diisopropyl. (2, 3,, dimethylbutane); (f) hydrocodimers; (g) hydropolymers; (h) isooctanes; (i) isoheptanes; (j) isohexanes; (k) isopentane; (1) neohexane; (m) neopentane; (n) triptane (2, 2, 3 trimethylbutane); Co) monomethylaniline; (p) isopropylether; (q) ethyl benzene Page 33 (Rev. 12/1/4 ) 1790 ? Ignition quality (cetane number) improvers for diesel fuels. 1793 Hydraulic fluids, petroleum based, possessing all of the following characteristics: (a) Kinematic viscosity of 4,6 centistokces or greater at 2100F (98,90C); (b) Pour point of -30OF (-34.400) or lower; (c) Viscosity index (V.1) of 130 or higher. (This revision affects item 1793. See ACED PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 5.) * (For additional embargo items, see Part A.) 'It CONFIDENT SAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 34 *RUB R & RUBEt R PRODUCTS (801@899 series) 1801 Butyl synthetic rubber. 1820 Pneumatic tire casings (excluding tractor and farm implement types)$ as follows-, (a) of a kind specially constructed to be bullet proof or to run when deflated; (b) in the following sizes and ply ratings: (1) 8 ply rating and over in the size 9?OO x 16 (2) 10 ply rating and over in the size 3 x 7; (3) 1.2 ply rating and over in the sizes 14,00 x 20 and 12,00x20; (c) wit i off the road treads in the fo3 low fn sizes and ply ratings* (1),6'ply rating and over in the sizes 7,OO x 16; b,50 x 2}and 650 x 19; (2) 8. ply rating and over in the sizes 9,00 x'20,, 7#50 x 20 and 7.00 x 20. 1810 Water lubricated bearings with bearing surface made with Buna N compounds. (For additional embargo items, see Part A;) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONF3DENT1AL t r Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100L%te035 (Rev. 5/22156) *MISCELLANEOUS (901-999 series) 1910, Raw optical glass in the mass (tinted or untinted) as followsr (a) blocks, plates (slabs), pressings and moulds (other than rough- moulded 'lenses and prisms ), with a unit weight of 1.0 kilograms or more; (b) rough moulded lenses with a unit weight of 0.5 kilograms or more; (c) rough-moulded prisms with a unit weight of 0.5 kilograms or more. 1920+ Paper or synthetic film for dielectric use (condenser tissue as follows.- (a) synthetic film 0.0015 inches (.038 mm) or less in thickness; (b) coated paper 0.0015 inches (.038 mm) or less in thickness; (c) uncoated paper 0.0004 inches (.010 mm) or less in thickness. 1930 Nylon parachute cloth. d---..*yo Minimum breaking strength: !.0 lbs per inch warp - and filling; tear strengths 3.5 lbs warp and filling.-: Elongation.- 22% minimum; Air permeabilitys80 to 100 cu ft per minute per sq ft of cloth.) (For additional embargo items, see Part A.) (This revision affects item 1930. See ACED PD 110l(Rev.l) Am, 30.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 (Note- This covers nylon cloth with the following characteristicsg: Nf.mum weight; 1.1 oz per sq yd (35 gr per sq m) j Maximum thickness: 0.0032 inch (0.08 mm); C Approved For Release 2001/03/16 CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 36 U. S. MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST (Part C Section II) METALWORKING MACHINERY (001-099 series) 2001 Vertical boring and turning mills, as follows: Non-automatic types with table diameter 72 inches (1.83 m) up to and including 96 inches (2.50 in). 2002 High precision (fine) boring machines, production types only, capable of an accuracy of 0.0005 inch '(Q00 5 sue) or better. 2003 Horizontal combination boring, drilling, and milling -.chines (horizontal boring machines). Milling and Planing Machines 2050 Horizontal spindle bed type automatic milling machines (cycle type) with tables 20 finches (50 cm) wide and over and/or 48 inches (1.201 m) long and over. 2052 Planing machines, planer milling machines, and combination planer and planer milling machines, with capacity for work pieces 48 inches (1.22 m) up to but not including 72 inches (1.8,A) wide or 15 feet (4.57 m) up to bat not including 20 feet (6.10 i 7 long. bbrming Machines 2070 Fbrging hammers, as follows: (a)' having a falling weight of 3 tons up to and including 6 tons (English or metric); (b) steam, air or mechanical hammers of rated sizes 2s5 tons. up to and including 5 tons (English or metric). 2074 Forging machines as follows (a) forging machines capable of operating on bar stock of a diameter exceeding 3.5 inches (8.9 cm) or of equivalent cross section; (b) forging roll machinery. CODE Approved For Release 2001/03116: CIA-RDP64-00014A000100I L Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 37 CH ICAL AND P THOLEUM `EQUIT-'M N`T (101-199 series) A. MM CAL UIPITF'NT (101-149 s abs.eries_) Compressors, and.Valves. (Rev.12/21/54) Pumps (except vacuum -pumps -and _thoSe_pumps covered by items 1131(a) and 1131(c)) delivering liquids separately or in combination with solids and/or ,gang es . and having all flow contact surfaces made of 10 percent or more chromium or nickel, either separately or combined. 2133"' Pipe valves and cocks having all flow contact surfaces made of 10 percent or more chromium or nickel, either separately or combined, (except the following types of valves (a) check, oneturn and float valves; (b) pressure relief valves designed for working pressures of less than 450 psi (32 kg per sq cm); (c) valves and cocks specially designed for milking machines and for electrical household refrigerators and home freezers). B. PETROLETTM EQUIPMENT (150-199 subseries) 2154 Steel pipe, casing and tubing, as fol1ews s (a) welded or.seth ss steel pipe over. 24 iirches (61 cm) outside diameter, conforming. with.: API s pecifi cations for, line pipe; (b) welded or seamless steel casing aid tubing, conforming with API specifications fqr_ _oi ,_ gantry tubular products. (This revision affects item 2129. See AC EP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) ,fin. 6)). Approved For Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A lbb1-0 TRANSMITTAL SLIP DATE TO: ROOM NO. BUILDING REMARKS: 3 FROM: ROOM NO. BUILDING EXTENSION Llease 2061/b3/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CA@ ff& For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Page 39 GENERAL INDTBTRIAL EQUI lr (301-399 series) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 rrppved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 C ON i IAL Page 40 (Rev, 1/21/55) TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT (101-499 series) Vessels 21401 Dredges and specialized dredge equipment and components, such as grabs, buckets, cutters, ladders, centrifugal pumps, and floating and shore pipelines. ? h0 'Ice47breakers of under 2000 shaft hp and similar vessels designed for breaking ice having any of the following: (a) bo=ar propeller; (b) special hull shape; (c) propulsion plant permitting quick reversing and development of maximum power at all speeds; (d) stern saddle arrangements for towing operations; (e) excessive electrical supplies and pumping f?,cilities. 2415 Qther vessels (exclusive of types covered by item 1417), as follows (and hulls, or parts of hulls therefor): (merchant ships having (1) a gross tonnage over 7000 gross registered tons, independent of speed, or (2) an operating speed loaded of over 12 knots; (b) deleted (see item 2416); (c) merchant ships, n.e,s.; (d) other vessels, n.e.s., over 40 feet (12 m) in length or over 50 shaft hp (or equivalent). (Note: Sub-item 2415a is subject to a special understanding.) 2416 ,4ishing vessels and hulls therefor, with length between perpen- diculars over 50 fee-, (15 m), (except those covered by items 1416 and 3416). Automotive Equipment (except tires) ) tomotive vehicles or chassis, having front'and rear drives, n-e.s,; and specially designed parts therefore 7. cars ?rith a load capacity of 80 tons or over. (This revision affects item 21416. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Reve 1) Am, 8.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 MNFEDENTIAL Page 41 (Rev. 11/1/54) ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION INSTRUMENTS (501-599 series) Other Electronics and... Precision. Instruments 2565- Electronic automatic controlling units,:whether or not including associated regulating units, designed to regulate flow by con- tinuous action as a function of one or more industrial process variables and capable . of. operating a regulating valve by pneumatic, hydraulic or electric means in response to an AC:. or DC, voltage produced by a me?asuring.unit in the process stream. (Notes "Controlling unite means the unit comprising those elements which apply control action to the regulating unit in relation to the deviation, which it determines by comparing (by using an electronic feed back stabilized amplifier) the desired value with the value'of the controlled condition'as indicated by the measuring unit.) 2550' Continuous measuring pH equipment of the following types,, whether separate or as components of other pH.equipsnents (a) electrode assemblies of the flow or immersion type which include a resistance thermometer element and a glass electrode of 250 megohm or higher at 25?C designed for use with amplifiers covered by subitem (b); (b) amplifiers which include automatic temperature compensation as a function of the amplifier and are deslgneda- erate with an s input current of 10 ampers. (amendment (This revision affects items 2568 and 2550. See ACEP PD No: 1101(Rev.1) Am-4.) DNFIDENTIA.L Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001001000AW 2 CONF IAL Rev. :L/21/} I1ETAJLS, MINERALS AND THEIR MANUFACTURES (601-699 series) Metal and Mineral Manufactures 2601? Anti-friction bearings (ball, roller, needle) and parts, as follows: (a) steel alloy "normal" bearings of the following kinds, regardless of dimensions: (1) double-row ball; (2) angular contact ball; (3) separable ball; (L.) ball thrust; (b) all other steel alloy "normal" bearings with inner-ring bore diameter from 10 mm. (12.7 mu. outer diameter, if without bore) up to and Including 150 mm.; (c) steel alloy bearing parts as follows, when useable only for bearings covered by sub-items 2601(a) and (b) above: steel alloy outer rings; inner rings; separators; and sub-assemblies. (See also items 1601 and 3601.) Basic Metals and Mill Products Note: See also "Chemicals" for some metal chemical compounds.) 2635? Aluminum metal and alloys, n.e.s., as follows: (a) crude forms (primary and secondary), including ingots, p.gs, blooms, slabs, billets, blocks, grains, granules, lumps, notched bars, pellets, wire bars, (except hard alloys covered by item 1636); (b) scrap; (c) deleted. (See item 1636(c)). (N ote*. It was understood that it would be impossible from the control point of view to separate scrap under item 1636 from scrap under item 2635 and that accordingly no exports of scrap in any form would be authorized.) 2636- Nickel bearing alloy steels, n.e.s., as follows: (a) nickel bearing alloy steels (other than in the forms specified in sub-item (b)) having a nickel content of 6 percent or more and containing a combined nickel-chromium content of 22 percent or more; (b) nickel-bearing alloy steel tubing of the non-stabilized type, having a nickel content of 6 percent or more and containing a combined nickel-chromium content of 22 percent or more, with both of the following characteristics: (i) outside diameter of 20 mm, or more but not exceeding 57 mm. and (ii) wall thickness of 2 mm. or more but not exceeding 2.5 mm (Note: non-stabilized nickel-bearing alloy steel tubing means such to iig which does not contain columbium, tantalum or titanium.) 2671- Titanium carbide. (This revision affects item 2636. See ACEP PIS No* 1101 (Rev.1) Am, 8.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001ooi p *1AL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 43 (Rev.6/29/56) CHEMICAiS AND PETROLEUM PRO1 JCTS (701-799 series See also Metals, Minerals and their Manufactures"' for some metal chemical compounds*) CHEMICALS (701 767 a aeris 2764 Deleted. (See item 3764..) (This region affects item 2764n See ACEP PD No. 1103. (Revel) Am. 33.) CONFIDEN Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 44 RUBBER. AND RUBBER PRODUTS (801-899 series) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 MIS CPLLANEOUS (901-999 series) Page 45 'CON PTIDR- T I.AL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 10,1 I / A / l-z: Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 c0RfR1VFor Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Pag3 46 U. S. MASTER EXPORT SECURITY LIST (Part C Section 1II) ZTA,I YORKni G MACHINERY (001-099 series Drilling; and Tapping Machines CODE 3008' Multi-station i .chine tools in which the work piece i.s Q(?)-4A(part) indexed or transferred successively from station to station. Grinding Machines 3010 / External cylindrical grinding machines, centerless SW (whether or not automatic sizing), 3011 " Internal cylindrical grinding machines, .mechanical or Q(`P)l4A(part) hydraulic feed, production types only automatic feed, automatic sizing, or ce i-less), 3012 Combined internal and external cylindrical grinding S(.X) machines. 3017 " Singlea-s7, :: d1e surface grinders, n.e.sQ, with table SW width of 12 inches (300 mm) or more, 3018 ' Crankshaft, crankpin and camshaft grinders, with Q(.P)-1 ,(part) capacity for shafts )8 inches (1,22 m) long dr over, (exc. those not exceeding 5 metric or English tons toweight and designed for or equipped with a wheel head motor not exceeding 12 hp). Iathes 3034' Axle lathes S (X-) Milling and Planing Machines 3050 4 Automatic milling machines (cycle type) with tables S (X) 20 inches (50 cm)wide and over and48 inches (1.24m) long and over (except horizontal spindle bed type covered by item 2050), 3055 Horizontal draw cut shapers, hydraulic or mechanical, S(X) with a stroke of 10 inches (25 cm) or more. Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONEIDF,NTIAL AoorovedAi For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001- Page a 47 NETADVORKING MACHINERY (001-099 series) a continued Attachments and Accessories COLE 3067 Metal cutting and working tools (not incorporating SW ) diamonds) for machine operations, as follows: (a) broaching tools, (except those covered by item 1087); (b) gear cutting tools, exw cept hobs); J (c) forging roll sets. 3068 Carbide and carbide-tipped cutting tools or dies for SW ) metalworking machinery, as follows. (a) standard design; (b) special design; (c) inserts (tips), Forming Machines 3072 Presses,, mechanical and hydraulic with rated pressures Q(p)-I.tA(part) 1000 tons or less, (Notes The "tons" mentioned are those commonly used in tiemeta3-forming industry of the exporting country,) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page b8 (. 9/1/55) CMUCAL MD PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT (101-199 series) A. CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT (101-149 subseries) Specialized Processing Etc uiMent 31O?V 'Equipment for the production of chlorine (gaseous Q(P)44k(part) or liquid), sodium or magnesium. 3120 V Processing equipment operating at pressures over S M 6 reir. a F.rw \ X0312} Cast iron shafts for pyrites roasters. ssor?s Puns and Valves ./ ,3?x.32 V um p pss noes.. all types9 designed to produce a Q(P) vacuum of 0.1, mm of mercury pressure absolute or lose; and specially designed parts. Other Chemical Ecuipaneffint Pipe and tubing made of or lined with polyethylene. S (X) J U. PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT (150-199 subseries) 3154J Welded or sea less steel pipe of 24 inches (61 ) S(x) outside diameter or less, conforming with API specifications for line pipeo (This revision affects item 3132. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 17.) CONFIDENTIAL J Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 0 DP 00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 or Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0 Page 50 G' 'RAL INDIE TRIAL EQUIPMENT (301-399 series) CODE Me tallur ;i. cal, Mill and Foundry . Equi Amen t 3302Y Casting equipment, as follows: (a) die-casting and centrifugal casting machines (except special artillery casting machines as cover by item 108&); (b)-equipment or plants for continuous casting of metals into partially processed. mill product forms. SW Construction and Conveying Machinery 3323'i Power-operated excavators, shovels of the excavator *Q,(?)--!A(part) type, and cranes (except those covered by item 1325)4 S(R) wee supplement to AMT Program Determination Nos 502 (Revision 1) for U.S. licensing guide. (This revision affects item, 3323. See ACTT PD No. 1101(Rev,,l) Am. 1.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL age 551, (Rev. 1 21/55) TRANSPORTATION EQUI M-JT (401-)199 series Vessels 3416 Fishing vessels, as fol l o;.wws (a) steel bonito and tuna vessels over 50 feet (15 m) but under 130 feet (40 m in length between perpendiculars, either fitted with sponsors platforms for line fishing or of the long line type; (b) cutters (i.e., small coastal fishing vessels), having the following characteristics: (1) motor driven; (2) fitted with sailing equipment; (3) length between perpendiculars over 50 feet (15 m) but not over 81 ft. 3 in. (25 m); (4) beam not over 21 ft, 2in. (6.4 m); (5) draught not over 8 ft, l in. (2*5 m); (6) engine not over 120 hp, including a normal electric ggenerr tor. not over 5 KV, (See also items 1416 and 2416. ) Marine E cent (except motors) 3430 Galvanized steel cable, rope, strand or cord, of all types S(W) with or without a textile or fibre core, containing one or more strands composed of three or more threads or wires, pro- vided that any one such thread or wire has a tensile strength (breaking strength) of 180 kg per sq mm or more. 3441 Marine steam boilers, n.e.s., having a capacity to generate S(W) less than 11'1bs. of steam per sq. ft. (54 kg per sq m) of tubular heating surface at pressures of 450 psi (32 kg per sq cm) or more, and feed rater heaters for such boilers, Railway Equiment 3470 Diesel electric, diesel, and electric locomotives, as (a) general service (line) switching and industrial o .re motives of r gauge greater than 4 ft 8 in (Lh42 Im) s. an individual axle load. greater than 12 metric tons; (b) parts specially designed for the above 1ocootives~, Flat cars with a load capacity of 40 tons or over, Tank cars (rail) with a load. capacity of over 10 tons 344'7?l`i Raii? ay rail; of 70 1,1)6- Or Tlno 'e per Unear yard (35 kg or more 9?:r eter) , (This revision affects item 3416. See ACEP PD No, 1101 (Rev, 1) Am. 8. ) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100IR"1 S(AX) 00W 0IAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 52 TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT - continued Railway Ec uient - continued 3479,/ Well cars with a load capacity from 40 tons up to, but not including, 80 tons. 3481'/ Automatic (block type) railway signal systems (except CTC system covered by item 11i81);; and ppecially designed for such systems e CODE S(x) S(X) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001001000% *nZ, Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Page 53 (Rev? 9/1/55) ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION EQUIPMENT (501-599 series) Radios Radar, and Other Telecon aunications Apparatus CODE 351 Radio trotters, transmitter amplifiers and S M sub-assemblies therefor,, n.e.s. 3519 ' Deletes . ' (See item 1523). (This revision affects item 3517? See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) M. 17.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 54 ELECTRONICS AND PRECISION EQUIPMENT (501-599 series) - continued Supplementary Equipment and Components for Radio ar an nicat ons pnara us CODE 3522 Capacitors, as follows $ S (x ) (a) fixed capacitors in excess of 0,5 microfarad, having DC working voltage in excess of 1 600 volts,, (except those for power factor correction}; (b) radio, frequency capacitors, either fixed or variable, rated in excess of 5 amperes at 1,000 kilocycles; (c) all vacuum and gas capacitors; (d) ceramic dielectric capacitors, or harts thereof,, having a declared tolerance of t bmmperature co- efficient of capacitance of plus or minus 20 percent of the nominal capacitance or less; (e) polyethylene'tetraphthalate dielectric capacitors; (f) tantalum electrolytic capacitors 3525' Measuring and testing equipment, n.e.s., rated for use Q( ) at frequencies of 30 kilocycles and above. (Note., It is understood that no member Government s.zou d authorize unusually large exports of these instruments to the Soviet Bloc.) 3535 Reactors (made of materials covered by item 1631),, n.e.s., S( ) as fQliows a (a) transformers, (ems power supply and power distribution types); (b) chokes and coils. Electronic Valves (Tubes) 3514 Valves (tubes), electronic n,e,s,, and diodes (and Q(x) specialized parts therefor), as follows: (a) valves capable of continuous plate dissipation of 1,000 watts or greater; (b) valves rated for operation at frequencies of 100 megacycles or more per second; (c) television camera tubes, standard commercial broadcast types only; (d) crystal diodes, incorporating germanium or silicium (silicon) of a kind designed to operate at frequencies below 250 megacycles per second. (Notes To the extent practicable., exports of the above M-ms will be limited to amounts normally required as replacements for equipment which the exporting country previously supplied to the Soviet Bloc,) Approved For Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100 M (Rev. 2/21/55) MFTAL? MI . . IS AND THEIR MA NUFA CTURFS (601-699 series) - Cont I d . CoN ppd For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000.1001( ,QQ1 .9 3601 1Anti-friction bearings parts as follows: SW needle rollers (See also items 1601 and 2601.) Basic Metals and Mill Products ,(Note: See also itChemicals't for some metal compounds.) (- 3636 Alloys, as follows: (a) alloys containing 2 percent or more, but less than S(X) 6 percent molybdenum, (exc t those covered by item 1635(a)); (b) nickel bearing alloy steels, n.e.s., containing S(X) 4 percent or more nickel.. 3640%/ Ferro-chrome (low carbon') containing a dmum of 0.03 Q (P) -4a (Part ) percent carbon, 3641'3 Bismuth: metal and alloys. Q(P) 36504 Lead, as follows t S (X) (a) ores, concentrates, bullion and matte; (b) lead and lead base alloy (including antimonial lead), as folks (1) metal in the form of ' pigs, slabs, shot, bars, and other primary shapes; (2) secondary lead in pig and slab form; (3) scrap and old metal. 3652 J Copper and copper base alloy semifinished and finished Q(P) N-1 products, a .follows: (a) wire (uncovered). (b) cable (uncovered); (c) insulated wire (single strand conductor), of a diameter of 0.014 inch (0.35 non) or less. (This revision affects item 3652. See ACFP FD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 10.) CONFMr,hr TAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CON FTD1 TIAL Page 56 M TATS, MINERAlS AND THEIR MAN!TFA!CTUREs (601-699 series) Basic Metals and Mill Products - Continued 36544 Magnesium and, magnesium-- ase..alloys (except those covered by item 1654), as followas (a) magnesium and magnesium base alloys (primary) in the forms of billets, blocks, ingots., notched bars, powder, slab, sticks, and crystals; (b) scrap and old metal; (c) magnesium and magnesium base ?alloys (secondary); (d) magnesium alloys in. semifabricated forte; as followaas (1) wrought or worked material fabricated by rolling, drawing , extruding'. forging., i t,- extruding, pressing' graining, atomizing, and powder metallurgy; (2) cast material produced by casting in sand, die, metal, or plaster moulds. 3661Nickel and nickel base alloys (i.e., alloys containing 30 percent or more nickel) in t ei -foll,ov&ng zrought (sew.-fabricated) forms? rings. (See also item 1661.) (Rev. 1/21/55) !font F d. CODE Q(x)-4B Q(P) (This revision affects item 3661. See A-CCEP PD No. 1101 (Rev.l) Am. 8.) NFIDENTIA.L Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0 0O1-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 57 (Rev.11/28/56) CHEMICALS AND PETROLIIJM PRODUCTS (7O1?799 series) See also OMetals9 Minerals and t eir anu ac ures4" for some metal chemical compounds.) A. CHEMICALS (701-767 subseries) ---1715 Deleted. (See item 1715) -3716 d Carbon blacks.,, channel blacks). CODE Q (P) 14A (Part) / 3717,,/ Cellulose, purif .ed 9 containing not less than S(X) 88 pe r?cent alphacellulose o 3720 JPluorinated hydrocarbons, as follows-0 Q(P)o4A(Part) (a) Diehlor?odifluorcmethane (Fm12) 9 (b) Tr?ichloromonofluoromethane (Fo11)q (c) Monobromotrifluoromethane (Fm13-B?I)g (d) Dibromodifluoromethane (F-12=B-2); (e) Deleted. (See Part~A9 item l7(g)o); (f) Deleted. (See Part A. item 17(h)0)0 3724,,/ Fur?fural4 3725 / ,2mlt?Dinitrophenolo 3790*' Polyethylene,, as follows a (a) with average.molecular weight above 10,000r (b) with average molecular weight 10,,000 or less. 3752 %Y Potassium tetroxide o 3753 Phenol. 3755 , Siloxanes (other than those covered by item, 1755) and silicon(e) greases. 3760 J Tit anium tetrachloride m 3761V Sulphur (from whatever source) a Crude,, crushed., grounds refined sublimed or flowersi and sulphur dusts., spray concentrates or other preparations icontaining 85percent or more sulphur. 376 J ,Toluene o Q(P)- 4A(Part) SW Q(P)414A(Part) S($) Q(P)- 4A(Part) S(X) Q(P)-4A(Part) Q(x) Q(P)??14A(Part) Q (P) 3766 ' Polyvinylbutalo Q(P)-4A(Part) Item 3750 in I/L reads "Polyethylene*. (This revision affects item 37150 See ACEP PD No. 1101(Revol) Am. 350) Approved For Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A0(PQIQppA1-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 58 CHEMICALS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS (701-799 series)-Continued 3768 `'' Crude petroleum. (Note: Governments should limit shipments to minor quantities, for example under special servicing arrange- ments. See also Doc. 1627 for a special understanding concerning this item.) 3769 Distillate fuel oils, including diesel oil. 3772 Residual fuel oil. (Note: Governments should limit shipments to minor quantities, for example under special servicing arrange- ments. See also Doc. 1627 for a special understanding concerning this item.) (Note: Governments should limit shipments to minor quantities, for example under special servicing arrange- ments. See also Doc. 1627 for a special understanding concerning this item.) B. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS (768-799 subseries) CODE Q (Z)-1 B Q(X)-1 B Q(X)- Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001001e IATIAL @ff For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001 P Age 59 RUBBER AND RUBBER PRODUCTS CODE (8O1-g99 series) :'Ml ''ztural rubber, including latex. '%,(X)? ,B `ote: Recognized as presenting special problems.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 or Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0ge 60 KO CELLANEOUS CODE (901-99q series) 3929' Uncoated paper for dielectric use (condenser tissue), over 0*0oo4 inches (0.010 mm,) up to and including 0.0015 inch (0e038 mm.) in thickness. SW CO i' 1DELY I Ar . Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 61 U.S. MASTER, EXPORT SECURITY LIST (Part C Section TV) M E T A L W O R K I N G MACH fl Y (001 9 series) CODE* 4022 Contour band sawing and band filing machiness (a) capable of using blades less than 5/161' wideg (b) designed to permit operator to select rate of cutting speed, and to vary such speed while in operation, and to maintain at all times the desired rate of speed with a variation of less than 2%. Irate n&L cylin4 rica, as o (96 sixingi ce er essb :d3 gamack i e Q(P)-4A In addition to the above unilaterally controlled item, the following I/L III items in this category have been adjudged (wholly or partially) to meet the 'indicated standard for a higher U.S. level of control than surveillance; 4.An 3008, 3011, 3018, 3072 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Page 62 CHEMICAL MID PETROLEUM EQUIPM M CODE* (101-199 series) The following I/L III items in this category have been adjudged (wholly or partially)to meet the indicated standard for a higher U.S. level of control than surveillances 4 -- 3107 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 AEor Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001-0Page 63 ELECTRICAL & POIVER-GENERATING EQUIPMENT (201-299 series) 4201 Combustion gas-turbine engines under 2000 h.p., except aircraft, including specially fabricated parts, (compressors, combustors and/or after-burners, turbines, fuel distribution and ignition system and controls, heat exchangers (regenerators)), whether for, or as'a part of, a complete gas-turbine engine. CODE Q(P) -4A 4203 Steam boilers, stationary, having a capacity to generate Q(P)-4A 15,000 pounds of steam per hour or more at pressures more than 250 psig (17.5 kg/CM2) and specially fabricated parts. 4217 Resistance welders, 3 -phase type only, and specially Q(P-ILA fabricated parts. CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 64 (Rev. 10/21/55) GENERAL INDUSTRIAL, EQUIPMENT--(301-399 series) CODE* 4306 Off-the-road trucks, wagons., and trailers of over 10 cu. yd. (7.6 cu m) struck capacity, 4332 Tractors, diesel or gasoline powered. (a) two-wheel drive, 70 brake hp or over,- (b) four-wheel dive, 70 brake hp up to 100 brake hp, (c) tracklaying type, 110 drawbar hp and over, Q (P) -4A Q(P)?4A 4333 Abrasives, as folios (a) silicon carbide, boron carbide** and fused aluminum Q(P)-4A, oxide; (b) grinding wheels and other abrasives containing silicon carbide or fused aluminum oxide,- except the following* (1) sheets, cut strips, discs and el s with backing of kraft and/or rope paper, when the backing weighs 140 gram per square meter (0.25 lbs. per square yard) or less and when the largest dimension does not exceed 32 oma (12.6 inches),- (2) sheets, cut strips, discs and belts with textile backing, when the backing weighs 210 grams per square meter (0.4 lbs. per square yard) or less and when the largest dimension does not exceed 32 am. .6 inches); (3) abrasives in paste form when the abrasives are re- claimed or, if primary abrasives are used, when they constitute less than 50 percent of the weight,- t4)? dental abrasives, as follows.- (i) unmounted wheels up to 1 inch (25,4 mm) in diameter where the arbor hole is less than 0,08 inches (2,03 mm)* (ii) wheels up to I inch (25.4 mm) in diameter and points mounted on a mandrel less than 0.093 inches (2-36 mm) in diameter, (iii) metal strips less than 5/32 of an inch (307 mm) in width coated-with abrasive grain,- (iv) flexible metal discs up to 3/4 of an inch (19-Q5 mm) in diameter, coated on one side with abrasive grain. See also item 4742 (#). (a-) s-, G. ~ .37 4334 Deleted. (See item 1354(b)0) In addition to the above unilaterally controlled items, the following I/L III items in this category have been adjudged (wholly or partially) to meet the indicated standard for a higher U.S. level of control than surveillance-. 4As 33239 3715 (This revision affects item 4333(a)0 See ACEP PD 1101(Rev. 1) Am. 190 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 :CIA-RDP64-00014A0001001 94EOTIAL 'q,~:'r Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 T iAi'?:.,:;RTAT'IoN EQUIPI4ENT (401-I99 series) 4409 Automotive parts and gasoline engines (except _ battery boxes., ball and roller bearings and par, fires, inner tubes, and fan belts). I413 Larding mats for aircraft. Page 65 QWtA Q(I)- B ? Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 MISSING PAGE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT MISSING PAGE(S): Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 COTJF7:DENTIAL (Rev. ge 1267 /18/57) 1619 METALS, MINERALS AND THEIR MANUFACTURES (601-699 series) Steel blooms, slabs, billets, and hot-rolled bars specially prepared for the production of shells and projectiles. Q(X)-bB 1620 Deleted. (See item 1757). 4652 Copper and copper-base alloy semifinished and finished Q(P) N-1 products, as follows: (a) wire (covered), except insulated wire (single strand conductor., of a diameter of 0.014 inch (0.35 mm) or less; (b) cable ( covered). 4653 Deleted. (See item 1715). 4651 Steel products, semifinished and finished, n.e.c.: Q(X) carbon steel and alloy steel, including stainless. In addition to the above unilaterally controlled items, the following I/L III items in this category have been adjudged (wholly or partially) to meet the indicated standard for a higher U.S. level of control than surveillance: 4A: 3610 14B: 3651 (This revision affects item 14654. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am. 41.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 68 (Rev, 6/l0/57) CHEMICALS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS f7O1m 7 99 series) 4737 Phospnorus, and phosphorous oxychloride and trichioride CODE* Q(X)?4B 4741 Carbon black, channel. Q(P)m4A 4742 Boron compounds and mixtures, n,e,s., as follows. Q(P)-4A(Part) (a) boron carbide, n,e.say (b) boron nit ride$ 4743 Ethyl cellulose. 4744 Deleted. (See item 1.740), Q(P)v4A *In addition to the above unilaterally controlled items, the following I/L III items in this category have been adjudged (wholly or partially) to meet the indicated standard for a higher U.S. level of control than surveillances 4A8 3716, 3720,'3724, 3750, 3752, 3755, 3761, 3766 4Br 3768, 37692 3772 (This revision affects item 4742, See ACEP PD No. 1101(Rev.l) Am, 37.) Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 69 RUBBER AND RUBBER PRODUCTS (801-899 series) 1806 Synthetic S-type cold rubber (copolymer of butadiene and styrene polymerized at reaction temperature of 500 F or lower), *The following I/L III items in this category have been adjudged (wholly or partially) to meet the indicated standard for a higher U.S. level of control than surveillances: 4B8 3801 This revision affects item 4806. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev-1) Am. 36.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 ~ ~ or Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001001000010 70 (Rev. 5/11/56) MISCELLANEOUS (901-999 series) CODE 4913 Metal bridges, portable and knockdown, and specially Q(X)-4B fabricated parts. 1.911 Miscellaneous military and naval equipment, naeoc4, and Q(X)44B specially fabricated parts, naeoco (This includes, but is not limited to pontoons; paravanes; ammunition bags; boxes and lockers; cartridge bags and belts, daggers; field baking equipment; saber chains; sabers; scabbards; military swords; camouflage nets; kitchen mess equipment; ground heaters, portable; bayonets. 4915 Military apparel of all types and materials ' (new and Q(X)-4B used), excepts underwear and undergarments; socks, stockings, and anklets; handkerchiefs; neckties; trouser belts and suspenders; gloves and mittens (other than electrically heated); shoes, boots, slippers and overshoes (other than'electrically heated and specially insulated); rain hats; sweaters, mufflers, and scarves; leggings-.cotton trousers, and cotton shirts (other than Army and Marine Corps fatigue and field types); wearing apparel manufactured in the U.S. for any uniformed academies, police forces, customs officials, etc., pro- vided not identical to any US military apparel; and other military outer wearing apparel that has been dyed or otherwise altered so that it can be readily distinguished from parts of the U.S. Amy, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard uniforms 1916 Parts and accessories, noe,c., specially fabricated, for military watercraft, except converted. (U.S. Note; This excludes any item; covered in Part B.) Q(X)_4B 4917 Mechanical cotton pickers and specially designed parts. Q(X)-4B (This revision affects item 4917. See ACED PD No. 1101 (Rev.1) Am. 29.) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 a~a> ao vz Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 NE' IFor Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001 00100001 -0 Page 71 -INTERPRETATIVE NOTE NO. 1 MACHINES AND EQUIPUENT SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR MANUFACTURING AI 2ENTS Metalworking chinery ategory The following is an illustrative list of machi.nA- and equipment specially designed for manufacturing armaments (item 1086): shell lathes cartridge case lathes bomb spinning lathes shell banding presses bomb nose and tail forging machines shell tapping machines armour plate drilling machines artillery casting machines bomb nose and tail boring machines gun jump screw lathes rifle working machines shell nosing presses shell loading or filling mammies shell forming presses cartridge case presses tank turret bearing grinding machines aircraft skin milling machines gun boring., turning., and rifling machines gun barrel straightening presses armor plate quenching presses Jst engine compressor case boring machines Jet engine compressor and turbine disc turning machines Jet engine rotor grinders shell and shell case extrusion and draw presses gun barrel rifling and broaching machines; and "reaching tools gun barrel trepanning lathes. CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 YFAFor Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A0001001qq99'q (Rev.10/27/55) INTERPRETATIVE NOTE NO. 2 (REVISED) (ball, roller needle) zaid parts o I. SPECIAL BEARINGS - Description wS ecialgp beariggss For this purpose, the term. 1Pspecial" bearings means all ball and roller (including needle) bearings having any of the following characteristics -a (1) "Special materials - i.ea, with rings, balls, rollers, or pins made from any steel alloy or other material except the :following.- low-carbon steel, SAE-52100 high carbon a omium steel; SAE-4615 nickel-molybdenum steel; or national equiva- lents, (Partial illustrative examples of ltspecial9Q materials for this purpose arres high-speed tool steels stainless steels. monel; beryllium). (2)' ?PSpecialq# heat treatment - i.e., processed by special heat treatment for the purpose of stabilizing the bearings for use at normal operation temperatures over 150?C (3020 F). (3) OSpecia.10 tolerances - i.e., tolerances closer than grade ABEC-5 (or national equivalents) List I item 1601 (c) (1) contains an exemption for"llow quality" and F9 l ity bear^i balls made of Nnormal" chrome steel. For purposes o that exempttions the following definitions apply. (1) 9BNormal9@ chrome steel means standard chrome steel containing. (a) not more than 1 percent of carbon, (b) not more than 1065 percent of chrome; and (c) no other alloying elements except those present as impurities or in such low quantities as not to modify the basic characteristics of the alloy. (2) Low ual i. z! balls means bearing balls with tolerances no closer tan those in the table below (or any comparable DDIN11 standards).- (This revision affects Part II. See ACEP PD No. 1101 (Rev. 1) Am, 20Q) CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014AO001 00100001 -0 Anti-friction bearings Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 73 -All Ball Sizes Under 314 M 34 mm0 to 76 mm. 76 mme & over (Under 1 11/32?) (1 11/32" to 3") (3" and over) (a) (b) (c) 0000?08 mm0 ? 0.00127 mm. (000002") (000005") 0.0127 mm0 000254 mm0 0.0508 mm. (0.-0005") (000011) (0.002") (3) NCycle quality" balls means bearing balls of a diameter 1/8 inch (d mm to Inc (6035 mm), to tolerances not better than 0800016 inch (00004 mm) per carton. Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 'G 0 W7, I D E N T I A L Page 74 LIST ANNEX B (contd.) Interpretative Note No. 2 (Revised) (contd.) II. E: List I item 1601 (b) (1) contains an exemption for "low-cualitY11 balls made of "normal" chrome steel, For purposes of that exemption, following definitions applys 1. "Normal" chrome steel means standard chrome steel containing (a) not more.than 1 per cent of carbon. (b) not more than 1.65 per cent of chrome, and (c) no other alloying elements except those present as impurities or in such low quantities as not to modity the basic characteristics of the alloy. 2. "Low-quality" balls means bearing balls with tolerances no closer than those in the table belows 34 mm. to 76 mm. 76 mm. & over E (1 11/32" to 3") 1 (3" and over) Under 34 mm, (Under 1 '11/32" (a) 1. Sphericity 2. Variation per Carton 3. Variation per Shipment .0.00508 mm. (0.0002") 70.0127 mm. (0.0005") (b) bearing, the (0) 10.0127 mm. (0.0005") eO.0254 mm. .(0.001") &0.0508 mm. (0.002") Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 ADDroved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64=00014A000100100001-0 E N T I A L Page 75 LIST i;NNEX B (contd.) Interpretative Note No. 2 (Revised) (contd.) III. "SPECIAL" BEARINGS - DESCRIPTION "Si)ecia1" bearings: All ball and roller (including needle) bearings having any of thb: following special characteristics: (1) "keoial" materials i.e. as follows; (a) Rings, balls, rollers, or pins made from any steel alloy or other material except the followings low carbon steel; SAE-52100 high carbon chromium steel; SAS-4615. nickel-molybdenum steel; or national equivalents. (Partial illustrative examples of "special" materials for this purpose area high-speed tool steels; stainless steels; monel; beryllium). (b) Retainers and separators made from any material excegt pressings, stampings, or maohinings of the following metals: mild steel; brass or bronze; ferritio malleable cast iron. (Partial illus- trative examples of "special" materials for this purpose area plastics; impregnated materials.; cast iron other than ferritio malleable type). (2) "Special" heat treatment - i.e. processed by special heat treatment for the purpose: of stabilizing the bearings for use at normal opera- tion temperatures over l50V).(30;L.?F) (3) "s-ecia1"tolerances - i.e. having dimensioned tolerances or runnin accuracies higher than those classified as "normal" (or "standard"I under, International Standards Organisation standards or under equi- valent.nationll standards (e.g. American Standards Association "Grade I"; British Standards Institute "292"; German Standards Insti- tute "DIN-620"; and Italian Standards Institute "UNI 654-65719- W "Special" internal fit-up - i.e. having internal clearances differing from those classified "norm,,:,l" or "standard" by the International Standards Organisation or under equivalent national standards (sub- jeot to such exceptions as may be determined for specific types and sizes). (5) "Special" operating characteristics - i.e. having "smooth running", "quiet running", "low torque'! or other special operating character- istics requiring special inspections. (6) "Special" design or configuration - i.e, differing in design or con-- figuration from the types set out is the table overleaf., Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Page 76 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 6FARIVGW0 3KiN SPEC.IFKATIONS_(NORMAL) SPEGCAfilaF15 s. TYPES QE ROULEMEN_ S: NOPorX1U%) AtgiULAR AOIAU BALL BEARINGS ROULFk ES AIXAUX) m NMI '. 1#88 W22 63~2Z 6300NR 6300ZNR 6400 THRUST BE INGS 2BALBUTEE S A BILL 2200 2300 SERIES; 51100 SERIE; 51200 5 OO Qj 53200 53300 533300U 552300 5340OU 3 HERICAL ROLLER BEARINGS (SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROW) SP FDJLFMEN A RO LE MUR UNE LT NO DUX RANGES DE ROULEMIX ram mabglam 7200 MOO 734D '5400 54200 54300 34400 54200U 543000 ? 5440OU WMATAOE, 70097.?8 J A ILL ; 20200 21300K 213OO 2130OK-H 2130OK-AH SERIE: 2030 22200K 21200, 22200 K- H 22200K-AH 20400 3 22 30 0 g2 K- HH{ K~Apl I " 22 23100K 2 l ( y 231000 ~ 2 1K'H c-API I 4 ROLLER THRUST ~ARNdG$ (,~P RI ? L TAP?R~D A Q? Y~,Ij~.~1 BUTEES A ROULEAUX (SPHERIOUES, GONIOUES ET OYLINDRIOUES{ SERIE+ 29300 T-60-W T-IOOW 29400 fLINDRIGAt HOLLER BEARII~?,~ 5 ROULEMENTS A ROULEAUX OYLINDRIOUES 0 S"RI S N-200 NF?200 NH?200 -NJ-200 .NP-20ONU-200 NUJ-200 SERE N-300 NF-300 NH-300 NJ-300 NP-300NIA-300 NUJ-300 N-400 NF-400 NH- ?p,y NP-40oNU-4OO NW-400 H- N~ NU-220ONUJ-2200 ~ NH NJ- NU-2300 NUJ-2300 c 7 TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS ROULEMENTS A ROULEAUX GONIOUES LLRJN HRJN FWA LLRJB MMRJE HHRJB FLOS Grove I"For Releas6t001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014AO00100100001-0 M u~oo wv-nm TU MMWpI EN! arE~T = ADM ARE &% M UM =LT, TRZ COxBRS'dAAT1i11X8 U1W OO mxp 70 Cam ALL EQMVALY T SMM ON OTHER A17MILM EV')TV"Nft ..- j~{ EIMIT yO~ SSTEf DWEaMsE+?LE4 LEE 11iPNATI0IOIDEPINT E'A9PI14UKR A 70UPEE ERRIR9 OU WWI $lATIORASYk EC17NA4ilRfEY, j tre Eo-ueae m M= D=ams gag A Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 77 (Rev. 11/1/54) Interpretative Note No. 3 Molybdenum Compounds The following is an illustrative list of molybdenum compounds containing more than 35 percent molybdenum, covered by part (d) of item 1658. Name Formula Ferromolybdenum 1 Fe3Mo Molybdenite f - S2 Mb Molybdic Anhydride Mo 03 Molybdenum Chloride cl3 fd Calcium Molybdate Mo O4Ca Molybdenum Silicide Molybdenum Hexafluoride F6 Mo Molybdenum Oxychloride Moo2 012 Molybdenum Oxyfluoride MoO2 F2 Molybdenum Trisulphide S3 Mo Molybdenum Bioxyde Mo 02 Molybdenum Hydroxyde Mo (OH)3 Molybdic Acid Mo O)4H2 Molybdenum Carbonyl Mo (CO)6 Sodium Molybdate Mo o4 Na2 Potassium Molybdate Mo 013K2 Ammonium Molybdate Mo 0l(NH4)2 Trimolybdates Mo o3 R2 0 content Mo % 36 60 67 47. over 35 60 46 48 57 50 75 6I over 35 36 over 35 over 35 over 35 over 35 if atomic weight of the element R is 60 or less Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Iswr Molybdenum Chloride Molybdenum Bromide Molybdenum Oxychloride Molybdenum Sesquioxyde Molybdenum Sesquisulfide Methyl Molybdate Magnesium Molybdate Paramolrbdates Paraznolybdates C ?n tent Formula Mo % C 12 Mo 57 Br2 Mo 37 Moo Cl 65 Mo203 over 35 Mo2.S3 over 35 Mo O4(C)2 over 35 Mo o4 Mg 35 7Mo 03 3R20 12Mo q3 3R20 Page 78 (Rev. 11A/54) over 35 if atomic weight of the ele- ment R is 145 or less over 35 if atomic weight of the ele- ment R is 250 or less 1/ Covered also by part (c) of item 1658. Covered also by part (a) of item 1658. 3/ An alloying powder containing: Molybdenum 60 percent, Silicon 30 percent, Iron 10 percent. Approved For Release 2001/03/16: CIA-RDP64-00014A00010a .... 1_%F AL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL Page 79 INTERPRETATIVE NOTE NO. 4 Equipment for the Production of Military E~cplosives Specialized Components The following is a list of key specialized components used in the manufacture of military explosives, as covered by item 1118(b); A. Dehydration presses. D. Extrusion presses for the extrusion of small arms, cannon and rocket propellants. C. Cutting machines for the sizing of extruded propellants. -D. Sweetie barrels (tumblers) 6 feet and over in diameter and having over 500 pounds product capacity. NOTE: For an explanation of the above definitions, see Document No. 1811.18/1. CONK DENTIAL Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 Approved For Release 2001/03/16 : CIA-RDP64-00014A000100100001-0 CONFIDENTIAL INTERPRETATIVE N07E NOa 5 Page 80 VESSELS m INCORPORATION OF GYROSCOPIC EQUIPMENT (Item 1485) The following types of gyro-compasses (sub-item 1485(a)) for navigational purposes only and the requisite associated navigational repeaters (sub-item 185(d)),, when installed in new vessels or left in second-hand vesselsp do not subject the vessels to embargo under sub-items 1416 (f) or 1117 (d) (8) g TIM 1. Admiralty 2. .Admiralty 3. Anschutz 4. Ansohutz 5. Brown 7. 8. 9. 10. U. 124 Brown Hokuhin Hokushin Plath Plath Sperry Sperry 1005.+ 10.5 III-T IV-T A B A B KK51 KrK5l. 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