INTERIM REPORT OF U.S. PERSONNEL STATIONED IN FOREIGN COUNTIRES

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fl EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT C- /0 7
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON,
'July 15, 1957
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
SUBJECT: Interim Report of U. S. Personnel
Stationed in Foreign Countries
The enclosed report and recommendations on the sub-
ject.by the 'Operations Coordinating Board are transmitted
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herewith fox consideration by the National Security'Council
at its meeting on Thursday, July 14, 1957.
JAMES S. LAY, JR.
Executive Secretary,
cc: The SecretarY of the Treasury
The Director, Bureau of the Budget
The Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
The Director of Central Intelligence
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OPERATIONS COORDINATING BOARD
Washington 25, D. C.
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July 12, 1957
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr: James S. Lay, jr:
Executive Secretary
National Security: Connell
SUBJECT; Interim Report of U. S. Personnel Stationed
in Foreign Countries
. The attadhed Interim Report by the Operations Coordinating
Board of U. S. Personnel Stationed in Foreign Countries wis
concurred in by the Board on July: 10, 1957 for transmittal to
the National Security Council:
Attachment:
Subject Report, 7/13/57
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Elmer B. Staats
Executive Officer
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OPYRATIONS COORDINATING BOND
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July 12, 1957
INTERIM REPORT OF U.S. CITIZENS STATIONED OR RESIDING
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Purpose of the Report
1. The purpose of this report is to
(a) provide an initial factual statement concerning numbers,
trends, and categories of U.S. citizens stationed or
residing in foreign countries;
(b) recommend periodic reporting to the National Security
Council of the number of U.S. citizen personnel and their
dependents in the categories listed in 6(a) below;
(c) recommend development of a report to the National Security
Council of agency actions to keep to a minimum the number of
U.S. citizen personnel and dependents in the categories listed
in 6(a) below; and,
(d) recommend arrangements to develop actions to improve
foreign public attitudes toward U.S. citizens stationed or
residing in selected foreign countries.
Background (See also attached Background Summary)
2. On June 7, 1957, the President approved the development by
the OCR of (a) a factual report on the number of U.S. citizens (including
dependents) stationed or residing in foreign countries and (b) actions
designed to improve foreign public opinion toward such citizens.
3. The OCR has previously had no responsibility for coordinating
agency efforts to restrict the number of U.S. citizen personnel stationed
in foreign countries, except for the five Southeast Asia countries covered
by NSC 5612/1. OCB member agencies have agreed to issue directives
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to conduct surveys for this purpose in Cambodia, and Thailand, and to
make further efforts to utilize non-U.S. citizen contract employees
in Vietnam.
4. An interagency group under the Chairmanship of the Assistant
to the President has been meeting to coordinate efforts to reduce the
number of Federal employees generally. As outlined in the Cabinet
Paper of June 27, 1957, the purpose of the review is "to provide
recommendations for Cabinet discussion and Presidential decision" in
connection with the budget and legislative program.for next year. Such
review does not appear to duplicate or conflict with the recommendations
in this report.
5. The attached tables 1-11 inclusive, which provide the initial
factual statement referred to in 1(a) above, have been compiled from
currently available sources in Washington. Highlights from`these tables
are:
(a) In April, 1957, there were approximately
U.S. citizens (1% of U.S. total.populat stationed or residing
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in foreign countries.
(b) The categories of such U.S. citizens at that date were
approximately -
(1) military personnel and their dependents -
(2) civilian employees and their dependents -
Total (1) and (2)
(3) all others
1,005,668
80,724
1, 084, 492
580,427
(c) Between April 1, 1956, and April 1, 1957, the total of
(b) (1) and (2) increased approximately 60, 500.
(d) The increase noted in (c) was made up principally of an
increase in dependents of 64,429 (military dependents comprising
58, 919), an increase in civilian personnel of 694, and a decrease
in military personnel of 3, 878.
(e) Excluding category (b)(3), over which the Government has
no direct control, the largest concentrations of U.S. citizens in
foreign countries in April, 1957, were:
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'Germany
410,375
Japan'
175,385
France
99,573
U.K.
92,066
Korea
62,734
Ryulcyus
39,-251
Philippines
30,555
Recommendation's
6. The 0O13 recommends that the President approve the following:
(a) That each U.S. Government agency having U.S. citizen
personnel stationed or residing in a foreign country report every
six months to the OCB, on a standard basis, the number of such
U.S. citizen personnel by the following categories (reporting
dependents separately):
(1) Civilian employees and dependents:.
(2) Military attaches, MAAG and mission personnel,
embassy security detachments, and dependents;
? (3) Military personnel assigned to 'commands and dependents;
and,
(4) Personnel performing services for U.S. Government
agencies under personal service contracts and
dependents.
(b) That the 0C13, on the basis of a review of this initial factual
statement, identify for the responsible agencies the countries or areas
representing potential trouble spots requiring study and review by such
agencies; and submit to the National Security Council by September 30
a report of actions being taken by each such agency in each such country
or area to keep to a minimum U.S. citizen personnel in the categories
listed in (a) above.
(c) That the OCB coordinate a review of existing agency
administrative practices having a bearing on and specific ?
actions designed to improve foreign attitudes towards U.S.
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citizens stationed or residing in the countries and areas identified
in (b) above, and report to the National Security Council its findings
and recommendations not later than January 1, 1958. This review
should include such matters as housing and recreational arrange-
ments, briefing and orientation programs, language training, and
further employment of foreign nationals in place of U.S. citizens.
7. Upon allproval of the above recommendations, the OCB will
establish appropriate interagency groups to develop the detailed report-
ing system recommended in 6(a) above and to develop the reports
recommended in 6(b) and (c) above.
Attachments: ?
1. Historical Background Summary of Developments Relating to
the Number of Government Personnel Stationed Overseas.
2. Statistical Tables 1 - 11.
3. Explanatory Notes for Statistical Tables 1 - 7.
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND SUMMARY OF DEVELOPMENTS
RELATING ,TO THE NUMBER OF GOVERNMENTAL PERSONNEL
STATIONED OVERSEAS
\ 1. In July 1956, the President expressed his concern over reports
that "in some instances, the total number of U.S. individuals assigned to
tasks abroad has become too great." This was., contained in State Circular
gi of July'24, 1956, to the Chiefs of missions.
2. State Department Circular 168 of September 5, 1956 which directed --
d ,review by' each mission chief of country programs in connection with the
budget presentatio s.for FY 1958 provided: ?
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"This r view should ensure That the total number of U.S. official
, personnel and contractors (in each country is reduced to the minimum
required tolimplement essential U.S. programs. Reductions in require-
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fllents for personnel may be achieved at the country level by
reorganizilig the aeministration of programs, fields of activity or
ojects. !Chiefs of Mission are therefore inetructed to direct and
?coordinatet careful reviewe of personnel complements in collaboration
with representatives of the agencies concerned and to submit their
recommendations."
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NSC 4612/1, "U.S. Policy in Nhinland Southeast Asia," dated
September 5, 1956, included in paragraph 26 the following regional courses
of actiOnv.
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Hold or reduce the number of U.S. officials in each cogn-,
try t h. strict minimum consistent with sound implementation of
essen ial programs, in order to head off an adverse political re.,/
actio4 to the presence of a large number of Americans in relatpely
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4.1 In implementation of the above, the OCB Outline Plan of erations
agreed/Up.= surveys to be made in all overseas agencies in an effort to
redUceiTersonnell particularly adMinistrative personnel, in Cambodia and
Thailand. In the case of Vietnam, the OCE agreed upon the folloviing
action:
"While the demand for U.S. technicians by the Vietnamdse Govern-
ment and the necessity of giving adequate technical assistance in
:current and proposed programs involves preasuretor increajed Ameri-
can personnel, every effort should be made to resist such ixessure,
:and where non-American contract employees can adequately pbrform
technical services they should be used as far as possible Every
effort should be made, through tactful and discreet conduet, to
Minimize any possible undesirable reaction due to the preeence of a
large. number of Americans."
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5. Ambassador Rankin has expressed the view that one of the factors
stimulating the May 25 Taipei riots was the large number of U.S. personnel
in Taiwan.
? 6. On October 15, 1956, the President appointed Mr. Frank Nash as
a Special Consultant to the President "to carry out a study or make
recommendations with respect to our system of overseas military bases and
'operating facilities." This study, in which the President directed that
all aspects of the problem of stationing U.S. military personnel should
be examined, is under way and is expected to be completed in the. fall.
? 7. At the May 29, 1957 meeting, the Operations Coordinating Board
(1) discussed the effect of the size of the "lumber of U.S. civilian and
military personnel overseas on the attitude of the local population toward
the Muted States. The Board noted that while existing policy is to
reduce the total number of U.C.. official personnel and contractors to
the minimum required to implement essential U.S. programs as set forth
generally in a message from the President transmitted to the Chiefs of
Missions in State Circular No. 58, July 24, 1956, and in the separate
State Circular No. 168, September 5,?1956, the number appears to have
increased. ?
(2) The Board noted that no complete and regular consolidated reports
are available on the number of American civilian and military personnel
and their families overseas and agreed that the OQB should develop such
reports to facilitate reporting to the President on the implementation of
the policy.
(3) The Board noted also that the Department of Defense has instituted
surveys of the PLAGE and of the Military Attaches with the expectation
that theyjmy be reduced by about 12% in fiscal year 1958. '
8. Subsequent to the OCR meeting, when the President was informed
of the OCB?action, he requested that the OCR report, and its recommenda-
tions in connection thereon, be presented to the National Security Council
as soon as possible as a basis for consideration by the Council and
action by the President.
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LISTING OF STATISTICAL TABLES
Table 1 U. S. Military and Citizen Employees of the U. S. and Their
Dependents and Other U. S. Citizens in Foreign Countries
and Possessions. (SECRET),_
Table 2 U. S. Citizen Employees of the Department of State and Their
Dependents in Foreign Countries and Possessions.
Table 3 U. S. Military and Citizen Civilian Employees of the Department
of Ddense and Their Dependents in Foreign Countries and
Principal Possessions. (SECRET)
Table 4 U. S. Citizen Employees of the International Cooperation
Administration and Their Dependents and ICA Contractors
and Their Del. eiadents in Foreign Countries and Possessions.
Table 5 U. S. Citizen Employees of the U. S. Information Agency and
Dependents in Foreign Countries and Possessions.
Table 6 U. S. Citizen Employees of Other Agencies and Their
Dependents in Foreign Countries.
Table 7 American Citizens (Exclusive of Members of the Armed Forces
and Citizen Civilian Employees of the United States) Resident
in Foreign Countries and Certain Principal Possessions.
Table 8 (a) Sumrszary.i.tnalysis - U. S. Military and Civilian Personnel
and their dependents Residing in Foreign Countries and
Possessions in 1957 Exclusive of DOD Personnel Assigned
to Commands.
Table 9
(b) Summary Analysis - DistribUtion by Assignment of DOD
Military and U. S. Citizen Civilian Personnel and Their
Dependents in Foreign Countries on March 31, 1957.
Summary Analysis - Changes from 1956 to 1957 in Number of
U. S. Military and Civilian Personnel of All Agencies Plus
Private Americans in Foreign Countries and Possessions.
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Summary Analysis - Changes from 1956 to 1957 in
Number of Dependents of U.S. Military. and Civilian
Personnel of All Agencies Plus Private Americans
in Foreign Countries and Possessions.
Summary Analysis - Important Changes in Numb& of
Dependents *a Defense Department Military and
Civilian Personnel in Foreign Countries and Possessions
front January 31, 1956 to January 31, 1957.
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Country
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Year ?
AGENCY
Other U.S.
Agencies*
Total U.S.
Government
Other U.S.
Citizens
All U.S.
Citizens
State
Defense
. ICA
USIA
1
Azores
1956
8
4006
.
NA
Y
4014
3188
7202
1957
8
4227
-
NA
4235
3750
7985
Bermuda
1956
13
8565
-
NA
J
8578 '
8921
17499
1957
13
8597
-
NA
8610
5944
14554
Brazil
1956
265
215
302
75
NA
857
? 9380
10237
1957
233
233
313
76
IA
855
9134
9989
British West Indies
1956
43
345
-
3
NA
391
2251
2642
1957
53
617
-
5
NA.
675
2740
' 3415
Cansda
1956
280
25494
-
NA
25774
158486
184260
1957
273
26062
.
NA
26335
156274
182609
Cuba
1956
173
5184
50
16
NA.
5423
. 4115
9538
1957
188
5377
.64
17
NA
5646
5155
10801
Ethiopia
1956
ao
1207
278
3
NA
1568
1083
2651
1957
85
1083
349
5
NA
1522
2978
4500
Formosa
1956
100
5907
338
32
NA
6377
1853
8230
1957
100
5688
385
42
KA,
1
6215
2323
8538
France
1956
965
80704
253
156
233
82311
" 34767
117078
?
1957
843
98104
227
166
233
99573
38101
137674
Germany 1956
1143
381711
45
498
166
383563
14951
' 398514
? .1957
1203 408411
20
575
166
410375
14845
425220
*1957 figures by country not available for all countries. 1956 figures repeated for 1957 coluthn. The 1957 total an page 4 is actual based on
April 1957 CSC report.
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Country
Year
AGENCY-
Other U.S.
Agencies*
NA
NA
Total U.S.
Government
2816
2591
Other U.S.
Citizens
7838
7971
All U.S.
Citizens
10654
10562
State
330
248
Defense
2326
2169
ICA
72
78'
USIA
88
96 ?
Greeco
1956
1957
--
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?
7296
8101
?
?
7296
-8101
Greenland
1956
1957
?
_
7296
8101
Iceland
1956
1957
45
43
5175
,5338
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?
13
11
NA
NA
5233
5392
1412
600
6642
5994-
Iran
1956
1957
295
293
930
813
745
757
64
82
NA
NA
. 2034
1945
2588
3260..
4622
5205
16204
19360
82
53
122
137
113
113
17631
20346
27373
28327
45004
48673
: Italy
1956
1957
Ill?
683
Japan
1956
1957
480
468
169213
/74497
- 60
83
164
164
173
173 ?
170090
175385
11057
10135
181147
? 185520
Korea
1956
1957
130
140
69132
61325
1090
1230
61
39
NA
NA
70413
62734
1760
1$19
72173
64553
4Libya
1956
1957
78
83
8994
10255
227
280
11
14
NA
NA
9310
10632
SO2
1064
10112
11696
kmrocco
1956
1957
100
120
18121
20925
5
7
59
73
NA
NA
18285
21125
3703
2819
21988
23944
Netherlands-
1956
1957
180
160
446
614
2
?
16
13
NA
NA
644
787
2531
2288
3175
3075
Norway
1956
1957
98
98
1161
1039
10
?
16
14
NA
NA
1285
1151
3281
3445
4566
4596
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Country
Year
AGENCY
Other U.S.
Auncins*
i Total U.S.
' Government
Other U.S.
Citizens
All U.S.
Citizens
2933-
3828
State
Defense
197
275
ICA .
681
713
USIA
40
54
Pakistan
1956
1957
198
210
NA
NA
1116
1252
1817
2576
Philippines
1956
328
31933
505
170
211
33147
34113"
67260
1957
3.9
29339
445
177.
211
30555
34719
65274
Ryukyus
1956
_
36185
?
40
20
36245
NA
36245
1957
?
39177
? ?
54
20
39251
NA
- 39251
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Saudi Arabia
1956
80
1622
_
,
NA
1704
7890
9594
1957
90
1555
?
?
NA
1645
7894
9539
Spain
1956
213
3304
78
56
46
3697
11432
15129
1957
210
6501
102
56
46
6915
13011
19926
Thailand
1956
180
759
705
101
NA
1745
2387
4132
1957
220
673
885
-98
NA
1876
2700
4576
Turkey
1956
213
5180
563
38
NA
5994
7074
13068
1957
213
5992
625
46
NA
6876
4251
11197
United Kingdom
1956
370
81431
30
55
130
82016
15427
97443
1957
410
91441
17
68
130
92Q66
17028
109094
Vietnam
1956
200
753
501
80
NA
1534
1188
2722
1957
215-
781
726
70
NA
1792
1200
2992 _
Undistributed
1956
6148
17727
5043
1207
2022
32157
183308
215465
1957
6698
12400
5547
1255
2234
28034
194076
222110
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AGENCY
Country
Year
State
Defense
ICA
USIA
Other U.S.
' Total U.S.
Other U.S.
All U.S.
Agencies*
Government
Citizens
Citizens
TOTAL - Agency
1956
13856
991427
11667
3184
3114
1023248
565976
1589224
1957
13884
1050969
12906
3407
3326
1084492
580427
1664919
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U. S. CITIZEN EMPLOYEES OF THE DEPARTIENT OF STATE AND
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Emoloyees
Dependents Total
12/31
12/31
12/311 12/31
12/31
12/31
Country
1955
195 6
1955
1956,
1255
1956
Aden
4
14
6
6
10
10
Afghanistan
23
33
35
50
58
83
Algeria
9
12
14
18
23
30
Angola
3
4
5
6
8
10
Argentina
55
62
83
93
138
155
Australia
33
35
50
53
83
88
Austria
198
180
292
270
490
450
Azores
3
3
5
5
8
8
Bahamas
5
6
8
9
13
15
Belgium
70
69
105
104
175
173
Belgium Congo
11
12
17
18
28
30
Bermuda
5
5
8
8
13
13
Bolivia
26
33
39
50
65
83
Brazil
106
93
159
1110
265
233
British Guiana
3
5
8
British Honduras
1
1
2
2
3
3
British Malta
2
4
3
6
5
10
British W. Indies
17
21
26
32
43
53
Burma
32
31
48
47
80
78
Cambodia
34
42
51
63
85
105
Canada
112
109
168
164
280
273
'Ceylon
20
'23
30
35
50
58
China?Formosa
40
40
60
60
loo
100
Chile
41
55
62
83
103
138
Colombia
36
45
54
68
90
113
Costa Rica
21
23
32
35
53
58
Cuba
69
75
104
113
173
188
Czechoslovakia
15
1/4
23
21
38
35
Cyprus
130
119
195
179
325
298
Denmark
ho
37
60
56
100
93
Dominican Rep.
18
26
27
39
45
65
Ecuador
33
41
50
62
83
103
Egypt
80
83
120
125
200
208
El Salvador
23
27
35
41
58
68
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Country
Employees
12/31
1956
Dependents
12/31
1955
12/3].
19S6
Total
12/31
1955
12/r
1956
12/31
1955
England
148
164
222
..zto
370
410
Ethiopia
32
34
48',
51
80
85
Finland
23
23
35
35
58
58
France
386
337
579
506
965
843
Fre 14 Indies
3
4
5
6
8
10
Fre W. Africa
ll
9
.17
14
28
23,
Germany
457
481
686
722
1143
1203
Gold Coast
7
8
11
12
18
20
Greece
132
99
198
149
330
248
Guatemala
32
31
48
47
80
78
Haiti
16
21
24
32
ho
53
Honduras
20
23
30
35
50
58
Hong Kong
109
122
164
183
273
305
Hungary
20
22
30
33
50
55
India
113
124
170
186
283
310
Iceland
18
17
27
26
45
43
Indonesia
62
66
93
99
155
165
Iran
118
117
177
176
295
293
.Iraq
44
62
66
93
110
155
Ireland
14
15
21
23
35
38
Israel
53
49
80
74
133
123
Italy
444
273
666
410
1110
683
Japan
192
187
288
281
480
468
Jordan
26
25
39
38
65
63
Kenya
12
14.
18
21
30
35
Korea
52
56
78
84
130
140
Kuwait
4
4
6
6
lo
10
Laos
20
31
30 47
50
78
Lebanon
60
56
90
84
150
140
Liberia
18
19
27
29
45
48
Libya
31
33
47
50
78
83
Luxembourg
16
16
24
24
40
40
Malaya
11
19
17
29
28
48
Mexico
177
184
266
276
443
460
Morocco
4o
48
60
72
100
120
Mozambique
4
4
6
6
10
10
Netherlands
72
64
108
96
180
160
Net. W. Indies
8
7
12
11
20
18
New Caledonia
It
4
6
6
10
10
New Zealand
14
12
21
18
35
30
Nicaragua
20
26
30
39
50
65
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Country
Dependents
Total
75loyees
1231
5
12/31
1956.
12/31
1955
12/31
1956
12/31
1955
12/31
1956
Nigeria
9
9
114
14
23
23
Norway
39
39
59
59
98
98
Pakistan
'179
84
119
126
198
210
Panama
37
35
56
53
93
88
Paraguay
22
25
33
38
55
63
Peru
33
314
50
51
83
85
Philippines
131.
153
197
230
328
383
Poland
21
20
33
30
54
50
Portugal
29
32
44
46
73
80
Rumania
15
15
23
23
38
38
Saudi Arabia
32
36
48
54
80
90
Singapore
36
141
54
62
90
103
Southern Rhodesia
3
5
5
8
8
13
Spain
85
8/4
128
126
213
210
Surinam
2
4
3
6
5
10
Sweden
53,
143
77
65
128
108
Switzerland
73
72
110
108
183
180
Syria
214
30
36
45
60
75
Thailand -
72
88
108
132
180
220
Tunisia
9
15
'114
23
23
38
Turkey
85
85
128
128
213
213
Uruguay
27
28
1.1
142
68
70
USSR
143
44
65
66
108
110
Union S. Africa
40
34
60
51
100
85
Venezuela
54
62
81
93
135
155
Vietnam
80
86
120
129
200
215
Yugoslavia
46
56
69
84
115
140
Other (Undis.)
4
6
10
5535
55143
8'Z
83U
1583.6
1.7874
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COB Staff
June 21, 1957
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it-t-'--------waar
Country
pjjj.
Perpc,ennel
' -3.
popmactomts*
. i
Employees
Civilian
Depamients*
Approxima :
? Total
9/30
P 6
3/31
l?
1/31
?6
1/31
9/30
? 6
3/31
3.? 7_
1/31
3.? 6
1/31
? 7
? .6
Afghan. 16
14
-
--
Algeria 1
1
_
Antarctica 5
19
_
Argentina, 30
34
5
Aruba 5
- 4
-
Australia 33
36
7
6
Austria 46
- 149
4
ii
Azores 1666
1734
1843
2028
191
184
306 .
231
4006
4227
Bahama 280
14
-
Bahrein 17
16
-
Island
Belgium 136
I17
205
36
36
NA
-
377
Bermuda 3145
3162
4695
4690
407
377
318
368
8565
8597
Bolivia 36
37
7
7
Bonin Is. 20
23
2
2
?
szil 195
172
-
, 30
20
21
-
-
215
233
'lit. W. 332
601
-
-
15
16
-
-
345
617
Indies
: u? 22
24
-
ambodia 64
67
1
anada 15233
15622
9629
9845
359
302
273
293
25494
26062.
eylon 9-3d4
1
1
bile 54
Si
9
1
olombia 80
74
10
9
ostaRica 26
19
3
2
ba 2087
2108
2556:
2736
229
245
312
288
5184
537'7
yprus 27
29
-
zachoslo- 3
vakia
3
1
1
Denmark 80
79
20
15
Dominican 20
22
4
4
Republic
cuador . 55
? 47
5
4
...,.t 64
60
8
7
Salvador 37
30
3
2
a, itrea 568
1007
577
-
20
19
-
-
1165
1026
thiopia 42
56
-
1
pland 22
i
23;
3
2
* Detail for all countries Not Available.
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Personnelc,
Military
D ? cnklentcr
Civilian
N ee 'TOW
Civilian
D 2..dants*
Approximate
ountry
930
331
131
1/31
930
331
1/31
1/31
1. 6
1. 7
1056
1.57
156
r57
1. 6
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I ormosa 4122
35
5907
5688
3870
1764
1758
21
25
-
1 angst) 51083
52203
26034
41524
2379
2451
1208
1926
80704
98104
-rmany 242965
755
128040
151860
5468
5302
5238
6494
381711
40R411
, ?See . 1083
1161
1067
859
78
53 -
98
96
2326
2169
, eenland 7258
7849
-
' 216
38
36
-
-
7296
8101
... atemala 38
33
10
9.
1 -iti 21
20
4
3
1.onduras 29
26
4
4
1 songKong 29
31
4
Is
16
17
?
?
I
I c eland 4604
4588
-
149
254
23t
317
363
5175
5398
1 dia 47
.51
5
1 donesia 36
33
-
-
tan 442
487
414
231
74
95
_
-
930
813
41
45
1
1
?rag
eland 7
7.
-
..
i srael 37
47
-
.?
taly- 8807
9878
6802
8563
390
469
205
450
16204
19360
apan 102104
99872
55057
61922
6940
6782
5112
5921
169213
174.497
ordan 10
11
-
-
rea 68810
60770
-
160
322
395
-
-
69132
61325
1.os 17
25
1 banon 23
34
4
2
1 beria 7
11
-
bia 5303
5866
3417
3898
274
362
-
129
8994
10255
alayan 25
29
3
3
.Area
(incl.
Singapore)
: lta 25
, 23
-
1
xico 33
26
18
20
orocco 10579
11311
5548
7715
1219
1158
? 775
741
18121
20925
ethers. 421.
493
-
93
25
28
-
-
446
614
.Zealand 11
10
1
1
caragua 33
23
1
1
orway 274
281
861
734
26
24
_
-
1161
1039
:altistan 112
109
-
33
85
103
_
-
197
275
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Country
121ilitaryMILi'....ry
.
111-r-Klentrt*, ?
Civiii.:11
PrintekroA
9/30
i?6
l'Innaty:
3/31
P7
liviliar_
ri-ef,s*
1/31
1* 6
1/31
1*
Approximate
sersonnel
9/30
1?6
3/31
?
1/31
1
1/31
? 7
i?6 1. 2' _
Panama 38
_
12
-
Paraguay 30
33
-
-
.
Peru 76
72
' 11
11
.
Philipp. 8854
9433
22.833
18380 481
548
765
978
31933
29339
Poland 18
20
-
1 .
Portugal , 74
17
11
12
Rumania 2
2
-
1
?
3u93ia 43
48
-
Ryukyus 24721
25406
8284
.10035 2060
2080
1120
1656
36185
39177
(Okinawa)
3audiArab..1398
3.337
-
192. 32
26
-
-
1622
1555
Spain 1537
2040
927
3521 482
486
358.
.454
3304
6501
Sweden 27
29
8
5
Switzer. 19
21
4
4
'trio. 20
20
2
2
Aangler 17
15
2
2
.
'Thailand 436
. 430
319
237 4
6
-
-
759
673
Tunisia
8
8
Turkey 3022
3720
1979
2002 127
138
52
132
5180
5992
Un.So.Afr. 9
9
1
1
Unitedrc.43171
42744
36789
47049 1076
1149
395
499
81431
91441
Uruguay 32
41
4
4
'Venezuela 111
103
4
4
?
Viet Nam 752
..652
-
128 1
1
-
-
753
781
Yugoslavia. 9Q
906.
'
-.
Undistritt-2371
utad
102
12211
9182 - 17
30
515.
875
15194
10189'
Totals 619776
615898
330851
389770 ,23353
23372
'17447
21929
991427
1050969
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OCB Staff
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THEIR DEPENDENTS AND EMPLOYEES OF ICA CONTRACTORS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS IN
FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND POSSESSIONS
Cjy. Emp0
nip. IwollICA
Cont,Empd?
sontnEmpn De?-
TOTAL
--
Country
6 30
/30
.430 4/30
6/30
4/30
6/30
4 30
6 30
30
2956
Jle
1*
?
'
? .
, ?
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I?I 0 I?I
g
?
88
?
63
59
95
236
_
304 '
Afghanistan
55
83
39
Austria
14
21
14
-
-
35
23 '
Belgium
2
3
-
-
-
5
-
Bolivia
84
127
153
20
19
30
29
261
303
Brazil
113
169
173
8
10
12
15
302
313
Burma
-
2
-
-
-
3
Cambodia
50
75
91
13
162
20
243
158
557
Ceylon
7
10
27
-
-
17
45
Chile
37
55
61
6
6
9
9
107
117
Colombia
33
50
62
10
11
15
16
108
130
Costa Rica
29
43
40
7
14
11
21
90
102
Cuba
15
23
31
5
5
7
8
50
64
Denmark
3
5
-
-
8
-
Dominican
12
18
13
-
-
30
22
Republic
Ecuador
53
80
82
-
3
133
142
Egypt
103
155
74
12
18
-
288
124
El Salvador
37
55
58
-
-
92
96
Ethiopia
64
96
127
47
55
71
83
278
349
Formosa
-85
128
138
50
62
75
93
338
385
France
79
119
109
22
18
33
27
253
227
Germany
17
25
12
1
2
-
45
20
Greece
29
43
47
-
-
72
78
Guatemala
44
66
88
20
21
30
31
160
199
Haiti
37
55
54
1
1
2
2
95
93
Honduras
40
60
63
1
-
1
-
102
105
India ,
145
218
237
60
79
90
118
513
592
Indonesian
99
148
176
31
40
46
60
.324
393
Republic
Iran
219
328
337
79
78
119
117
745
757
Iraq
91
137
111
22
25
33
38
283
248
Israel
56
84
51
25
23
38
34
203
142
Italy
20
30
24
13
5
19
8
82
53
Japan
24
36
41
6
-
9
60
83
Jordan
86
129
92
7
2
10
3
232
158
Korea
182
273
418
254
213
381
320
1090
1230
Laos
58
87
125
6
16
9
24
160
249
Lebanon
60
90
80
17
16
26
24
193
173
Liberia
66
99
92
10
12
15
18
190
184
Libya
90
135
167
J.
1
1
1
227
280
Mexico
33
50
45
5
3
8
4
96
82
Morocco
4
5
-
-
5
7
Nepal
37
56
55
-
-
93
92
Netherlands
1
1
-
-
2
-
Nicaragua
28
42
39
3
4
4
6
77
75
Norway
4
6
-
-
10
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THEIR DEPENDENTS AND EMPLOYEES OF ICA CONTRACTORS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS IN
FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND POSSESSIONS
Civ. Emp._...,
Emp. Do .*ICA ContSp..
Cont.Emp.
Deo,
TOTAL .
Country 6/30
1956
4/30
1957
6/30
1956
4/30
1957
6/30
1956
4/30
1957
6/30
1956
4/3C
1957
6/30
)956
4/30
195%
Pa1ciste.n 152
172
227
258
121
113
181
1%
681
713
Ihnama 46
42
69
63
13
10
20
15
148
130
Paraguay 45
45
67
67
-
2
3
112
117
Ibru 64
74
96
111
10
11
15
17
185
213
Philippines 150
142
' 225
213
52
36
78
54
505
445
Portugal 4
1
6
2
2
-
3
-
15
3
Saudi Arabia 1
-
1
-
-
-
-
-
2
-
Spain 31
32
47
48
-
9
-
13
78
102
Thailand . 114
130
171
195
168
224
252
336
705
885
Tunisia -
3
4
-
-
-
-
-
7
Turkey 95
116
143
174
130
134
195
201
563
625
United Irdpgdom 12
7
18
10
-
-
-
.
'30
17
Uruguay 9
10
14
16
1-
.Z.
1
-
25
26
Venezuela 6
6
9
8
-
. -
-
-
15
14
Vietnam 161
184
242
277
39
106
59
159
501
726
Yugoslavia 21
21
31
32
1
5
' 1
? 8
54
66
(A11 Other. 70
CO
105
121
12
7
18
10
205
218
(Undis 0
.
.
Totals 3322
3532
4984
000
1344
1629
2017
2445
11i667
12,906
* These figures are estimates based on a factor of 1.5 dependent per
employee.
Source: International Cooperation Administration
OCR Staff
Juno 21, 1957
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U. S. CITIZEN EMPLOYSES OF THE U. S. INFORMaTION
fl 'AGENCY AND DEPENDLNTS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND
POSSESSIONS
?
Country
Citizen
EMployees
Dependents
Total
June 30-
1956
May 31
1957
June 3g
1956
May 31
1957
june 30
1956
May 31
1957
Afghanistan
8
H
ta r iv -a to iv N .0 0% 1-1 H 1.1 1-, lo
V t- 4-- .F%- tO 0% 49 k r 1 k a 3 .t*" *- tkl CC? .0 1--1 0 0% 01 1/4.0 %.i.) 0% 1-1 -.1 V' N.) -a Lo -.2 -.3 0 .0 H H 0.4.- 0. ta) 0 N 10-4
13
2
21
9
Algeria
2
3
o
5
2
Argentina
9
15
7
24
19
Austria
28
.46
39
69
Australia
4
7
4
.74
11
1
Belgium
4
7
5
11
11
Belgium Congo
2
3
4
5
8
Bolivia
5
11
13
17
Brazil
27
46
45
73
76
British W. Indies
1
2
4
3
5
Burma
19
31
22
50
41
Cambodia
18
28
12
46
32
Ceylon
4
7
12
11
19
Chile
6
10
14
16 .
21
China
11
18
29
29
42
Colombia
4
7
18
11
25
Costa Rica
3
5
3
8
5
Cuba
6
? 10
12
J16
17
Denmark
6
10
10
16
17
Dominican Republic
2
3
o
5
1
Ecuador.
7
12
7
19
13
Egypt
26
43
39
69
66
El Salvador.
3
5
5
8
8
Ethiopia
1
2
2
3
5
Finland .
7
12
15
19
23
Formosa
12
. 20
26
32
42
France'
59
97
106
156
166
French W. Indies
1
2
2
3
3
Germany
188
310
380
498
575
Great Britain
21
34
46'
55
68
Greece
33
53
67
86
96
Guatemala
6
10
4
16
12
Haiti
3
5
5
8
7
Hondorus
3
5
5
8
9
Iceland
5
8
7
13
11
Indonesia
20
33
25
53
48
India
63
105
124
168
199
Iran
' 24
40
53
64
82
Iraq
12
20
34
32
50
Italy
46
76
85
122
137
. Israel
5
8
5
13
9
Japan
62
102 ?
98
164
164
Jordan
3
' 5
7
8
11 ?
Kenya
3
5
5
8
9,
Korea
23
38
15
61
39
*This is an estimate based on a factor of 1.5 per employee. The 1957
figure is an actual figure.
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Country
? Citizen
Employees
May 31
1957
Denendepts
June 30 I
1956* I
May 31
1957
Total
June 3Q
1956
May 31
1957
*June 30 .
1956
Laos
8
11
13
6
21
17
Lebanon
16
18
26
33
42
51
Liberia
1
2
2
3
3
5
Libya
4
. 5
7
9
11
14
Malaya
15
14
25
12
40
26
Mexico
20
20
32
38
52
58
Morocco
23
27
39
69
62
96
Nepal
1
1
2
Netherlands
- 6
6
10
7
16
13
New Zealand
2
2
5
3
7
5
Nicaragua
2
2
3
5
5
7
Norway
6
7
10
7
16
14
Nigeria
3
4
5
7
8
11
Okinawa
15
18
25
36
40
54
Pakistan
33
40
54
65
87
105
Panama
4
5
7
7
11
12
Paraguay
2
2
3
3
5
5
peru
5
5
a
15
13
20
Philippines
64
60
106
117
170
177
Portugal
4
3
7
3
11
6
Rhodesia
2
l'
3
3
5
4
Spain
21
18
35
38
56
56
Sudan
1
2
2
1
3
? 3
Sweden
5
6
9
14
14
20
Switzerland
4
7
6
2
10
9
Syria
8
2
13
2
21
4
Thailand
38
36
63
62
101
98
Trinidad
2
2
3
2
5
4
Tunisia
2
4
3
9
5
13
Turkey
14
18
24
28
38
46
Uruguay
5
6
8
6
13
12
Union of S. Africa
3
.3
5
13
8
16
Venezuela
5
5
8
10
13
15
Vietnam
30
31
50
39
80
70
West Africa
5
6
8
6
13
12
Yugoslavia
17
16
28
16 ?
45
32
Totals
1200
1290
1984
2117
3184
3407
*This is an estimate based on a factor of 1.5 per employee.
figure is an actual figure.
Source: U. S. Information Agency
OCB Staff, July 5, 1957
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Table 6
F
Agency
Austria
France
Dep.
Germany
Emp.
Dep.
Italy
Emp.
Dep.
Japan
Emp.
Dep.
F1414m.
Emp
Dep.
Rxallerta
Emp.
Dep.
Spain
Emp.
Dep.
U.K.
Emp.
4
Depl,
Other
Emp.
Dep.
Total
6565-6
Total Apr. 1957 1
Emp.1Dep. Total iChange
Emp.
Dep.
Emp.
Treasury
Justice
.
?
'Interior
Agricu1.
Commerce
Labor
ff.E.W.
Amer. Bat.
Mon. Comm.
AEC
1. GAO
NMI
VA
-
-
2
-
1
1
_
-
-
-
3
-
2
2
-2740
_
-
13
5
-
4
812
-
13
_
24
-
19
721
-
6
-
19
_
36
7
5
4
1
10
5
-
_
14
-
1O]2
31
7
_6
2
15
7
-
-?-
21
-
8
-
4
3
6
3
7
3
-
-
18
12
-
6
4
9
4
10
-
4
-2537
-
7
5
15
5
12
-
1
-
-
-
10
7
22
7
18
-
2
-
-
-
6
-
8
3
15
-
4
45
9
-
12
4
22
-
-
-
-
67
812
_
-
-
_
7
-
-
3
10
10
4
1
46.112
-
1
4
-
3
15
-
151
61
2,
91
.28
2!
6
-,
4;
22
-
1
59
75
103
238
154
14
15
-
9
-
1
88
112
154
168
357
42
231
21
22
-
13
-112
2
283
301
349
351
719
113
455
139
42
126
121
3
1 4.
115 1172 ; 287
1 1
1241 186 ; 310
.
112 168 280
164 246 410
353 529 882
22 33 55
232J318 530
51 76 127
4
19.28!47t,
701105 175
441 66 110
441 66 110
i
12j 3
;
/4
/9
-69
/59
/163
- 58
! ,175
i
i
1 -22
1
/ 5
/49
-fl
-2
0
.
1
1 Totals.
-----------
5
9
94
139
67
99 16 1:47
70
03
85
126
8
12
19
27
48
72
808
1210r 3114 9.331 11995 3326 /212
;
1
Source: United States Civil Service Commission, Employment Statistics Office
*Estimated =basis of 1.5 dependents per employee.
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Table 7 Paco 1
AMERICAN CITIZENS EXC US/VE OF MEMBs. OF THE
ARMED FORCES AND CITIZENS CIVILIAN EMETWEES* OF
'THE UNITED STATE5.1 RESIDENT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
AND CERTAIN PRINCIPAL POSSESSIONS
(As of January 1, 1957)
r
Country
Heads of
Families
Dependents
Total
Change Since
Jan. 1. 1956
Afghanistan
294
271
565
' -, '158
Algeria
110
63
173
" 13
Argentina
1669
1561
3230
Australia
2899: ?
3-504
6403
" 1054
Austria
1719
852
2571
" 373
Azores
716
3034
3750
". 1..562
Belgium
1481
2827
I? ,1 5
Belgian Congo
.1346
819 '
1471
2290
." :552
Bermuda
934
5010
5944
,Y.' 2977
Bolivia
582 ?
752
1334
/ 180
Brazil
4275
4859
9154
- 246
Burma ?
R32
615
0
British W. Indies
. 16g
2
2740
4g5
Cambodia
284
111
395
" 395
Canada
59429
87845
,
156274
- 2212
Ceylon
188
196.
384
89
Chile
1124-
1444.
2568'
193
China (Formosa)
1007 .
1316
2323
" 470
China (HongKong)
804
1010
1814
" 105
Colombia
1918
2470
5898
" 564
Costa Rica
984
852.
1836
" 397
Cuba
1988
3167
5155
" 1040
Czechoslovaaa
154
189
343
" 2
Denmark
855
600
1455
- 15
Dominican Republic
2501
2738
5239
/ 299
Ecuador
315
258
1423
" 47
Egypt
482
174
656
- 2320-
E1 Salvador
583
599
1182
It 9
Ethiopia
1602
1376
2978
/:.Y.1895
Finland
498
170
668
ft 13
Formosa (see China)
France
9928
28740
38101
" 3334
(
f:3. These fivres, however, do include the U.S. citizens and their dependents
. employed by Department of Defense contractors, constructing bases, etc.
abroad.
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AMERICAN CITIZENS (EXCLUSIVE OF MEMBERS OF THE
ARMED FORCES AND CITIZENS CIVILIAN FNPIDYEES* OF .
?
THE UNITED STATES) RESIDENT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
AND CERTAIN PRINCIPAL POSSESSIOhS
(cent 'd)
Heads of
Change Since
Country
Families
Dependents
Total
Jan. 1. 1956
,
Germany
8439
6406
14845
- 106
Great Britain
8760
8268
17028
/ 1601
Greece
4265
2706
7971
" 133
Guatemala
1166
1682
2848
" 676
Haiti
672
558
1230
- 122
Honduras
968
882
1850
" 151
Hungary
220
294
'514
/ 26
Iceland
355
245
600
- 812
India
2129
272
5611
/ 114
Indonesia
852
1129
1981
" 16
Iran
1338
1862
3260
IT 672
Iraq
525
688
1213
IT 197
Ireland
6644
4888
11482
- 148
Israel
1620
810
2430
it au
Italy
20963
7662
28327
/ 954
Japan
5828
4287
10135
- 917
Jordan
74
? 29
103
IT. 202 '
Korea
1E009
410
1819
/ 59
Kuwait
156
125 ?
281
it 75
Laos
. 111
55
166
It 166
Lebanon
1398
1491
2889
" 315
Liberia
456
640
1096
- 50
Libya
477
587
1064
/ 262
Luxembourg
98
162
260
'
TI 87
Malaya (Incl.Singapore)
391
620
1011
- .14
Mexico
18711
31531
52242
/ 3774
Morocco
1709
1100
2819
- 884
Netherlands
1263
1025
2288
II 243
New Zealand
/478
813
1291
/ 195
Nicaragua
495
557
1052
- 121
Norway
2102
1343
' 3445
/ 164
Okinawa
401
288
689
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i
0 ARMED FORCES AND CITIZENS CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES* OF
THE UNITED STATES) RESIDENT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
AND CERTAIN PRINCIPAL POSSESSIONS .
(cant 'd)
_
Heads of
Change Since
Country
Families
Dependents
Total
Jen. 1. 1956.
Pakistan
1207
1369
2576
/ 759
Palestine
710
371
1081
- 29
Panama
1552
? 2595
. 4157
- a
Paraguay
185
289
474
7
Baru
1540
2503
4043
1012
Philippines
13835
20884
34719
" 606,
Fbland
3036
4544
7580
- 21
Portugal
857
438
1295
Il 14
Rumania
? 400
/ 3
Saudi Arabia
3627
4267
7894 ?
" 4
Spain ,
7182
.5929
13011
" 1579
Sweden
1406
1193
2599
" 116
Switzerland
3725
2138
5863
n 712
Syria
223
111
334
- 180
Thailand
1234
1466
2700
/ 313
Turkey
1921
2314
4251
- 2823
Tunisia
85
66
151
/ 12
Trieste
125
100
225
" 71
Union of South Africa
1267
1343
2430
" 83
Uruguay
536
510
1046
" 35
USSR
96
89
185
" 23
Venezuela
6590
9616
16206
" 1397
Viet Nam
1200
11 12
Yugoslavia
1050
476
. 1526
It 388
ahem Undistributed in
10353
" 818
British, French,
Netherlands and Portu-
guese Possessions
?
?
. .
TOTA2
313-an
/ 1/4451
Source: Passport Office
of the Department of Stat; estimates derived from
. American Consular
Reports.
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Table 8
(a) SUMMARY ANALYSIS - U.S. MILITARY AND
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL AND THEIR DEPENDENTS
RESIDING IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND POSSESSLONS
In 1957 EXCLUSIVE OF DOD PERSONNEL ASSIGNED
AGENCY
TO COMMANDS
% OF TOTAL
TOTAL
STATE
13, 884
26. 0
DEFENSE*
19, 803
37.1
ICA
12,906
24.2
USIA
3,407
6.4
ALL OTHER US AGENCIES
3,326
6.3
TOTAL
53, 326
100. 0%
*Includes Attache, MAAG, and Mission military personnel, Embassy
military security detachments, an estimate of US civilian employect
assigned to these functions, and an estimate of the dependents of
all these personnel.
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(b) SUMMARY ANALYSIS - DISTRIBUTION /BY
ASSIGNMENT OF DOD MILITARY AND U.S.
CITIZEN CIVILIAN PERSONNEL AND THEIR
DEPENDENTS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES ON
MARCH 31, 1957
ATTACHES ?
3,141
Military Personnel
1,
088
Est. Military Dependents
1,
613
Civilian Personnel
220
Est. Civilian Dependents
220
MAAGS and Missions
Military Personnel 7,856
Est. Military Dependents 7, 209
Civilian Personnel 394
Est. Civilian Dependents 394
15,853
EMBASSY GUARD 809
ASSIGNED TO COMMANDS
Military Personnel 606,145
Est. Military Dependents 380, 948
Civilian Personnel 22,758
Est. Civilian Dependents 21, 315
1; 031,166
TOTAL 1,050, 969
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SAJIAMAItY ANALYSIS -
CRANGFS FR0M-1956- to- 1957-IN-NUMER OF U.S. MMTARY AND CIVIIIANTERSONNEL OF-ALL AGENCIES
'PLUS PRIVATE AMERICANS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND POSSESSIONS
TABLE 9
1956
1957
Change
of Change
If tylbitl
6
19;7
Period Covered
-U:S._GoVernment Civilian
? 'State
5535
5543
10
.8
12/31/55 to 12/31/56
Defense
23353
23372
4 19
4
9/30/56 to 3/31/57
IDA: Employees(3532)
(4 210)
,:
, 4 6
Contractor
M2424).
(1629)
(4. 285)
4 20
Total
4666
5161
f 495
4. 10
.8
6/30/56 to 4/30/57
MIA
1200
1290
f 9ti
. + 7.5
.2
6/30/56 to 5/31/57
Others
1250
1331
I. _.$.1
:. 4 6.
.2
6/30/56 to April
/
1957
? Total U.S./Civilian
36004 .
36697
4. 69.3
+ 1.5
(6)
? ILS. ..Government Military
619776
615898
.... Ira
..5
94
9/30/56 to 3/31/57
U.S. Government
655780
652595
7 3185
7 .5
100
I'Tots'
Private Reads of Families
260348
269051
4 8703
'.. 4. 3.3
'Total All U.S.
916128
921646
4 5518
' 4 .6
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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
CHANGES FROM 1956 to 1957 IN NUMBER OF DEPENDENTS OF U.S. milariARy AND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL
OF ALL AGENCIES PLUS PRIVATE AliERICAN,S IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES AWD POSSESSIONS
a
TABLE 10.
1956
1957
Chtge
% of Change
% of Total
U.S. Govt.
1957
Period Covered
U.S. Government Civilian
8321
17447
(4984)
(2017)
7001
. 1984
1864
830.
21929
(5300)
?2144.5/
7745
2117
1995
I 0
t -0
4 4482
p:316 )
4428)
4. 744
4: 133
4 131
. --
4. 26
4. ?
4 21 .
+ lb
4
1- 7,
4 7
47 15
4 ifr
. + 3..8
.1
.4. 1 ,2.-
I
} 10
-2
5
.2.
. 5
.5
(10)
90
12/31/55 to 12/31/56
9/30/56 to 3/31/57
6/30/56 to 4/30/57
6/30/56 to 5/31/57
6/30/56 to April
1957
9/30V56 to 3/31/57
. State
Defense _
ICA: Employees
Contractor
Total
USIA
Others
Total U.S. Civilian
42127
389770
36617
330851
41 510
4-58919
ii.S. Government Military
Total U.S. Government
3E)7468
-105628
431897
3t1176
164429
4
100
!Private U.S. Dependents '
Total All U.S.
673096
743273
470177
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TABLE 11,
Important Changes in Number of Dependents of Defense
Department Military and Civilian Personnel in
Foreign Countries and Possessions from
January 31. 1956 to January 31. 1957
Military Dependents
Major Increases:
France -:4 up 15;490 77 59% increase
Germany 77 up 26;820 7 21% increase
Japan -- up 6865 .... 11% increase
Italy ?7 up 1;761 77 26% increase
Morocco.,-7 up 2;167 77 40% increase
Okinawa 77 up 1751 77 20% increase
-
Spain --- up ?2594 -- 269% increase
U. K. --- up 10,260 -- 28%'inerease
Major Decreases:
Iran --down 183 77 44% decrease
Greece ---'down 208 -- 20% decrease
_
Norway -- down .127 77 14% decrease.
Philippine- down 3,453 -- 16% decrease
Thailand -- down 82 -- 25% decrease
Civilian Dependents
Major Increases:
7760% increase
France up ?718
Germany ant. up 1,256 77 24% increase
Italy up 245 119% increase
Japan -- up 809 -- 16% increase
Philippines- up 213 sr, 27% increase
Okinawa -- up 536 50% increase
Turkey -- up 80 -- 150% increase
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Major Decreases:
No large individual decreases repotted.
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WB Staff
July 3, 1957
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EXPUNATORY NOTES FOR STATISTICAL
TABLES 1 . 7 ON U.S. MILITARY AND
CITIZEN EMPLOYESS AND THEIR
DEPENDENTS AND CUM U.S. CITIZENS
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND POSSESSIONS
GENERAL
1. These tables report the number of U. S. military and citizen
civilian 'employees and their dependents and other U.S. citizens resident ?
in foreign countries and possessions. Table 1 gives the picture in 30
foreign countries and possessions having the largest concentration of
U.S. citizens. The other tables give the picture by agency for each
country insofar a?his information was immediately available. In addition
to the official U. S. military and bitizen civilian employees and their
dependents the report includes other priVate U.S. citizens resident in the
foreign countries and the employees of U.S. contractors and their dependents
in order to give the full picture of the presence Of Americans in fOreign
countries and possessions because from the standpoint of local public opinion
the presence of private Americans maybe just as important as the presence
of official personnel and it should be taken into account.
20 Sources of Information Used in this Report. This report is '
based on information received from the Departments of State and Defense,
the International Cooperation Administration and the U.S. Information Ageney
concerning their personnel stationed abroad and the dependents of such
personnel. The information with respect to the employment abroad of U.S.
citizens by agenoies other than those mentioned above is drawn from published
reports of the U.S. *Civil Service Commission, which were supplemented by
current, and as yet, unpublished figures on employment as of the end of
April, 19570
3. Sources of Error in the Report. The report has certain defects
from a statistical point of view which introduce errors that cannot be
estimated but which it is believed are sufficiently small in the aggregate
that they do not affect the overall order of magnitude of the figures with
respect to the largest groups of Americans in a given country or the total
number of Americans in that country. These errors are due to the following
causes:
(a) the employees of contractors working for the Department of
Defense and the dependents of such employees are not currently
reported by.the Department of Defense and appear in the totals of
private U.S. nationals appearing in Table 7 which is based on American
Coneular reports. (The State Department indicates that this category
of personnel may be inadequately reported.)
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Tables 1, 3 and 11 ire
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Table 10
Table 11
Summary Analysis - Changes from 1956 to 1957 in
Number of -Dependents of U.S. Military and Civilian
Personnel of All Agencies Plus Private Americans
in Foreign Countries and Possessions.
Summary Analysis - Important Changes in NUmbei of
Dependents Of Defense Department Military and
Civilian Personnel in Foreign Countries and Possessibns
from January 31, 1956 to January 31, 1957.
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(UNCLASSIFIED
when Tables 1, 3 and
11 are detached)
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(h) the figure for military personnel does not give the detailed
breakdown among coMbattanti MAAG, and military attache personnel.
.(e) the varying sources and differing definitions used among
the several agencies with respect to categories of personnel being
reported make various categories in the report not mutually exclusive
and a.certain amount of duplication results.
(d) varying periods are covered by the statistics.
(e) U.S. official civilian personnel may be over-stated due to
the use of authorized T.O. rather than actual strength of personnel
in the country.
(f) the countries detailed in Table 1 are the countries on which
-information was available on Department of Defense military and civilian
personnel and their dependents and does not necessarily include all
the countries on which the fUll picture should be set forth because of
an acute problem of local public opinion concerning the presence of
U.S. nationals in that country..
Table 1 . "U.S. Military and Citizen Employees of the U.S. and Their
Dependents an6. Other U.S. Citizens in Selected Foreign Countries
and Possessions Having Largest Concentrations of U.S. Citizens "
14. The totals appearing on this table include dependents insofar as
is known. No category of Americans resident abroad has been omitted from
this tabulation. As noted above, the column headed "Other U.S. Citizens"
in some instances may duplicate personnel also reported under the column
headed "ICA" in regard to ICA contract employees and their dependents.
The 30 countries listed in this table are those countries for which the
detail on military dependents was available and they are also those countries
in Which the largest concentration of U.S. nationals occur because of the
large proportion of military personnel. among the Americans resident in these
countries.
.Table "U. S. Citizen Ehployees of the Department of State and Their
Dependents in Fbreign Countries and Possessions"
5. The figures appearing in the two columns headed "Dependents" are
estimated on the basis of 105 dependents per. American employee.
Table 3 "U.S. Military and Citizen Civilian Employees of the Department of
Defense and Their Dependents in Foreign Countries and Principal
Possessions"
6. The column headed "Military Peraonnel" includes combat, MAO
personnel and military attache personnel.
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