Gunter von Conrad, counsel. Kaiser Steel Corp., Mark T. Anthony, vice president and general manager, steel division_.. PUBLIC WITNESSES-Continued Italy-America Chamber of Commerce, Inc., Arthur A. DeSantis, executive secretary, accompanied by: Jones, Bill H., executive vice president, National Livestock Feeders Association Page 1397 947 1056 Katz, Simon, executive vice president, New York Merchandise Co., on behalf of American Importers Association, accompanied by : Gerald O'Brien, executive vice president, AIA; and David Palmeter, Daniels & Houlihan_. Kenna, E. Douglas, president, National Association of Manufacturers; Daniel L. Goldy, chairman, International Committee, Chamber of Commerce of the United States; and Ian MacGregor, chairman and chief executive officer, American Metal Climax, Inc., on behalf of the U.S. Council of the International Chamber of Commerce_ Kennedy, William F., counsel, on behalf of General Electric, International Krauthoff, Louis, chairman, Advisory Committee, Consumer Education 1223 714 1665 1613 Kuhfuss, William J., on behalf of the American Farm Bureau Federation, accompanied by: Donald E. Hirsch, American Farm Bureau Federation___ 1004 1054 Dr. Fruzsina Fedlam, national staff, League of Women Voters; and Leddy, John M., chairman, Advisory Trade Panel, Atlantic Council of the Jacques J. Reinstein_____ Lewis, Robert G., national secretary, National Farmers Union_. Mangum, Robert B., president, Central Foundry Co., accompanied by : McCauley, Alfred R. and Seymour Graubard, Graubard, Moskovitz & Mc- Ernest Wimpfheimer, past president, and director, American Institute McNeill, Robert L., on behalf of the Emergency Committee for American Meany, George, president, AFL-CIO, accompanied by : 1238 909 1024 720 1121 1084 1375 838 Melvillo H. Walker, executive vice president, National Foreign Trade Andrew Biemiller, director, Department of Legislation; and Nat 1135 714 1715 National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, Robert N. Hampton, vice president, Marketing and International Trade.--. 995 PUBLIC WITNESSES-Continued National Electrical Manufacturers Association, Bernard H. Falk, president, accompanied by: Page Theodore Crolius__. 1518 National Farmers Union, presented by Robert G. Lewis, national secretary 1024 National Foreign Trade Council, Inc., Robert M. Morris, president, accompanied by: Melville II. Walker, executive vice president, National Foreign Trade 840 National Livestock Feeders Association, Bill H. Jones, executive vice president 947 National Milk Producers Federation, Patrick B. Healy, secretary. Nationwide Committee of Export-Import Policy, O. R. Strackbein, presi- New York Chamber of Commerce and Industry, World Trade Department, Charles E. Lilien, vice chairman, Chambers World Trade Committee, Norris, Robert M., on behalf of the National Foreign Trade Council, Inc., Melville II. Walker, executive vice president, National Foreign Trade North Atlantic Ports Association, Clifford B. O'Hara, chairman, Federal O'Hara, Clifford B., director, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Anu Lacis, secretary; and C. Thomas Burke, chairman, U.S. section, Olsson, Sture G., chairman of the board, Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia, on Judson Hannigan, president, International Paper Co., chairman, Containerboard Division, American Paper Institute; 964 1498 1216 1590 840 1578 1578 Edwin A. Locke, Jr., president, American Paper Institute; and 1526 Outboard Marine Corp., Vaughan E. Border, director of marketing, accompanied by: Charles O. Verrill, counsel; and Bart S. Fisher, counsel--- 1320 Overseas Development Council: Erb, Guy F., senior fellow.. 873 Hansen, Roger D., senior fellow-- 879 Palmeter, David, on behalf of Robert M. Woletz, chairman, Legislative 1515 Phillips, Christopher H., president, National Council for United States- 1715 PUBLIC WITNESSES-Continued Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Clifford B. O'Hara, director; Anu Lacis, secretary; and C. Thomas Burke, chairman, U.S. section, 1578 Poultry & Egg Institute of America, presented by Harold M. Williams, accompanied by: William J. Austin, chairman of the board__ 1041 Reynolds, James J., president, American Institute of Merchant Shipping, accompanied by: Barbara Burke, legislative assistant_. 1551 Rhodes, Edward M., president, American Chain Association, accompanied by: Wyatt Dawson, chairman of the board; and 1544 Roper, Robert L., executive director, International Executives Association, 1377 Schacht, Henry, president, U.S. National Fruit Export Council___ Charles E. Lilien, . vice chairman, Chambers World Trade Committee, Steinberg, David J., executive director, Committee for a National Trade 1036 1590 Strackbein, O. R., president, Nationwide Committee on Export-Import Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association, Robert C. 3M Co., Harry Heltzer, chairman, board of directors, and chief executive officer 1259 1246 1277 1564 Union Carbide Corp., Richard M. Brennan, director, international trade and tariff, and chairman, International Trade Committee of the Manufacturing Chemists Association___. 1274 United Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers of 857 Jacob Clayman, secretary-treasurer, Industrial Union Department, 1329 U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Daniel L. Goldy, president, International Systems and Controls Corp_. 717 U.S. Council of the International Chamber of Commerce, Ian K. MacGregor, chairman and chief officer, American Metal Climax, Inc__. -U.S. National Fruit Export Council, presented by Henry Schacht, president 720 1036 U.S. Steel, R. Heath Larry, vice chairman, and chairman, Committee on 1054 William J. Austin, chairman of the board.. 1041 Woletz, Robert M., chairman, Legislative Committee, National Office 1515 857 X COMMUNICATIONS 1561 1559 Page American Institute of American Shipping, James J. Reynolds, president-- 1559 American Institute of Marine Underwriters, Robert W. Hahn, chairman__ American Institute of Merchant Shipping, James J. Reynolds, president__ Beidler, Jack, legislative director, International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace & Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW)----Blackburn, Hon. Ben B., a Representative in Congress from the State of Georgia Border, Vaughan E., director of marketing, Outboard Marine Corp--- Davis, Hilton, general manager, legislative action, Chamber of Commerce 873 1497 1327 1483 737 1670 1561 1670 1327 Electronic Industries Association, William H. Moore, vice president__ Articles: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION "Soviet Radio Beamed to Arabs Backs Those Favoring Oil Ban". Aramco tax statement-- 1559 873 737 1148 1416 "Independence on Foreign Oil Traced to IRS Tax' Ruling". "Aramco Net Put at $3.2 Billion, Hinting No. 1 Oil Producer World Profit Leader”. 1426 1428 "A Different Story-Not Long Ago, It Was Too Much Petroleum That Upset Oil Firms". 1430 "A Grim Economic Forecast". 1437 "Multibillion-Dollar Tax Benefit Seen for Big Oil Firms". 1456 "Occidental Petroleum to Study Feasibility of $500 Million Libya GasProcessing Plant". "The Arabian Fantasy". "Going to the Source-Fuel-Short U.S. Firms Are Eying Arab Lands as Sites for Factories". 1458 1459 "U.S. Plans Close Watch on Japan Export Drive”. "U.S. Had Surplus in '73 Payments, First in 14 Years". "Surplus in U.S. Trade Shrinks but Exports Again Exceeded Imports in February"--. 1460 1467 1468 1469 "Despite Problems--West Germany Boosts Exports 32 percent in January" 1476 "Report of Record Bonn Trade Surplus Nips Modest Recovery of Dollar Abroad". 1476 "German Reserves Seen Plentiful”. 1478 "West Germany Is Seen Headed for Healthy Payments Surplus"- Committee on Finance press releases announcing hearings on the Trade 1479 1483 5 Text of H.R. 10710___ Question submitted by Senator Hansen to Hon. William D. Eberle.. 12 236 403 State Department response to questions of Congressman Blackburn submitted by Senator Curtis_-_ 466a U.S. imports of refrigeration and automotive equipment from selected countries, valued under $1,000,000 each in 1973... 196 Average post-Kennedy roun MFN tariff levels on industrial products-Percentage distribution of total MFN industrial imports by ranges of tariff levels‒‒‒ 257 Estimates of f.o.b. foreign port, of export values, c.i.f. U.S. ports, of Total U.S. domestic and foreign merchandise exports and estimated Domestic and foreign merchandise and Department of Defense mili 257 389 389 391 tary assistance program grant-aid shipments: 1962 to date------ 392, 393 Employment and unemployment rates in industry groups where imports account for 10 percent or more of domestic consumption___. Proportions of total civilian force employed in services, 1960, 1972Nonagricultural employment in the United States-- 412 437 439 U.S. employment in selected industries, 1960–73 448 Employment in chemicals, computers, and aircraft_ 449 Public opinion poll-Overall, the public favors curtailment of U.S. 738 Net tax before and after foreign tax credit in 3 major oil companies in 1970--- U.S. taxes paid by U.S.-based major oil companies in 1972/1962/71___ Net tax before and after foreign tax credit in 3 major oil companies in 1970. U.S. companies heavily dependent on foreign sales and earnings___ U.S. taxes paid by U.S.-based major oil companies__. 1610 1434 1439 1440 1449 1450 1451 1451 U.S. direct foreign investment and rates of return, 1972 and 1971__ 1452 1453 Total earnings and expenses of Aramco_ 1453 Comparison of liftings with dividends to Aramco partners_. 1454 1468 U.S. Tariff Commission determinations on worker petitions for trade adjustment assistance, by industries, years 1963-72. 1485 Trade Adjustment Assistance-Study by National Association of Manufacturers 766 APPENDIX A (PART 1) Charts on U.S. trade, balance of payments, and energy-Prepared by the staff of the Committee on Finance. 353 APPENDIX A (PART 2) Questions submitted in writing to the administration witnesses, with their responses....... 501 APPENDIX B (PART 2) Summary and analysis of H.R. 10710-The Trade Reform Act of 1973_ 535 APPENDIX C (PART 2) Staff data and materials on U.S. trade and balance of payments---- 657 |