On amendments 465 and 467 to restrict imports of beef, veal, lamb, and mutton into the United States, March 31, April 1, 2, and June 17, 1964U.S. Government Printing Office, 1964 - 604 стор. |
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agreements amendment American Australia average beef and veal beef cattle beef imports beef industry calves Canner and Cutter carcass cattle feeders cattle industry cattle prices cattlemen CELLON cents Chairman Committee on Finance CONGRESS THE LIBRARY consumer consumption cost Cotton Mills D.C. DEAR SENATOR dairy David City DEAR SENATOR BYRD decline domestic beef domestic production economy exports factor farm farmers fed beef fed cattle feed grain feedlots figures foreign hamburger HARRY F herd hundredweight imported beef imports of beef income increase labor lamb lean manufacturing lean manufacturing beef legislation livestock livestock industry March March 12 meat imports million pounds mutton Nebr Nebraska operation percent pounds of beef president purchase quotas ranchers retail Secretary FREEMAN Senate Committee Senator CURTIS Senator TALMADGE situation slaughter steers supply Tariff trade Trade Expansion Act U.S. Department U.S. Senate U.S. Tariff Commission United USDA Washington Zealand
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