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SINO-SOVIET BLOC AID PROGRAM

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CREST [1]
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General CIA Records [2]
Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 
CIA-RDP79-01048A000100020008-8
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RIFPUB
Original Classification: 
S
Document Page Count: 
10
Document Creation Date: 
November 16, 2016
Document Release Date: 
November 10, 1998
Sequence Number: 
8
Case Number: 
Publication Date: 
October 25, 1956
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OUTLINE
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Approved For Release 2000/05/30 : CIA-RDP79-01048A000100020008-8 TAB Approved For Release 2000/05/30 : CIA-RDP79-01048A000100020008-8 FfsrRelease 2000/0 /3 IA-RDP79-0104BA000 b1 ` r8 President's Citizen Advisors on The mutual security Program MET BLOC AID PROGRAM A. t directed Bloc program for expanding economic nto high gear i pansion advanta. odu+ aped Free World countries us because Bl a. eeds additional raw seater short- production and reserves (bauxite, copper, textile fibers, rubber, diamonds). Can user additional agricultural products which fable an export surpluses in many under- loped countries. e Bloc developing need for export markets for ex- tiding production of industrial goods in order to pay riled imports. ra-Bloc and Bloc-Free World ,r $2.7 billion, of which almost $1 for military aid and about $1.7 billion for o projects. (Annual barter deals; military t for goods or cash, etc. not included.) mutual security aid, in fl 55 and ich $2.3 billion billion for economic pur?pO8 r issson, d $5.5 b aid and $3. S. Intra-BIOC loans since early 1965 r Approved F It8 a q' 2000/05/ n $1.4 billion 48A000100020008-8 Approved For Release 2000/05/30 : CIA-RDP79-0104VA000100020008-8 A. tr USSR, illion military, North Vie- million an+c is , $100 mi $100 ;d, economic, $25 million economic, $25 million to -rth Ti*tns* economic , $325 million economic, $6 million to FroI gin. (chart) combin ince 1955 than $1.2 co, $564 million (includes 100,000- military, $250 million; economic ceramic plant) .tart, eludes airports and rose nomic $132 economic, $124 million (includes. I million Sol plant at ilai) c, $112 million (includes sui c, possibli military. $35 as and gran. eland, ion, and Cambod ,A, Argentina, Approved For Release 2000/05/30 : P79-01048A000100020008-8 50 million Approved For Release 2000/05/3dDP79-01048A000100020008-8 ical assistance provided by Bloc to 15 a untri.es. Notable ox _. les; Natural resource survey - Burma b. dbuilding and airfield con structiou Afghanistan -de vi' ors - Egypt 7. bllio 4 cou planning - India aid ration pro. underdeveloped because the cent increase over 1955. trade fa: roving attr continuity in ow of development capital adonesia are examples of countries have accepted long-term aid from the ' U8 h assuring floe of c .scan be revpted" at "every moment.", 22 under teed to 16 in statement last week highlights doubts as ness of U8 ^id which to "li i.ted by time" rceveloped coon in 1956 Approved For Release 2000/05/30 : CIA,RDP79-01048A000100020008-8 Approved For Releas&2000/05/30 ;a, ~01048 00100020008-8 *0 l o a d . r s awdueed Ind to be snt Approved For Release 2000/05/30 : -01048A000100020008-8 Approved For Release-'2000/05/3 1M-P79-01048*0001 0 0020008-8 industrial pro y is grow border on C4 ban those o s. erdeveloped cou ve growth rates of India and vs-year p bl Du ease twice as fast as China's total natio ict.ion derdeveloped All sand five-year plans 75 kpi4l) at three times ion a during its first five-year plan the next five years China's industrial growth be twice that of India. Chinese rates *&10 ve ;recent y 7. while India has been ahead in y of China has foodgrains. { ad fires-y for duction of such corn cotton India plane a growth China., d's second industrial power (machine tool production exceeds US's). to Ch f Soviet Union and re d r; Approved For Release 2000/05/30 iCAP79-01048A000100020008-8 Approved For Release 2000/0 -f 5 billion of eb: >y to pay cold and y equipment traded to World ivArmts-ed if I 14 RDP79-0104&A000100020008-8 while -1d 75 sill ion (da.st c non-monetary product., . ?d countries to grease kg*. ad a existin i1 and grants to of I pare* sloped countr *trial k capital and trained per di to obtain sufficient Cap., Fr" World a sal Ow d co lack s hats Approved For Release 2000/05/30 ;q4?- -01048A000100020008-8 Ogic Approved For Release2000/05/30 : (kY, - -01048*000100020008-8 stable surpluses. taking such surplui Burmese tal. etch: ? : Egyptian for development for combatting Communist subversion 4-d is helping to sere various underde to ive to the underdeveloped countries because support police Ed countries. character of much of the Bloc progr inuity in flow of plans. is essential in their Approved For Release 2000/05/30RP79-01048A000100020008-8 -Approved For Releasel'2000/05/3( A RDP79-01048A000100020008-8 since issuance of first edit in "40 -m 12 percent of Soviet loans within dual loans, all for econ .c purposes, have tI goods for economic 1047-1 ndustrial and consumer imports. td. $28 million leaned in September 1956 to foodstuffs and raw Approved For Release 2000/05/30 CI RDP79-01048A000100020008-8 Approved For Release 2000/05/30 CIA-RDP79-01048A000100020008-8 this total is as fo iows s A b# ~A .w 6, pi 1955, c loan $190 are in joint at 5 a,, granted In four 1 year from 1953, were provided - to rice chronic Indebtedness to Wes` and -d con r big we a 5m n4 As in the ca of art to of this types, it will act only as pal- ale and inefficiency Caused availab of fa and low on costs and makes ex-- tivo, Approved For Release 2000/05/30 : C A-i P79-01048A000100020008-8

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