TNAG-0145-FCO40-181-Exports-of-textiles-to-United-States-of-America-1969 — Page 86

ȘTINUE TO EC PREFERABLE TO UNILATERAL ACTION. FOR EXAMPLE, HAVE PUBLICLY EXPRESSED THE VICH A THE FAT ON SEVERL COON. 101, AND I RIPHASIZE NOW, THAT A LOW INITIATIVE

I NEEDED IN THE AREA OF INTERNATIONAL ACRLEMENTS IF THE WAITED STATES IT TO BE RESPONSIVE TO THE OVERALL PROBLEMS OF TEXTILE AND APPAREL ILPORTS, AND I HAVE EXPRESSED THE HOPE THAT ARRANGEMENTS DITWEEN THE TRADING NATIONS ON TEXTILES COULD BE REACHED. I JGGL. TED.ON JANUARY 27 IN A (PLECK BEFORE TIF MATIONAL COTTON COUNCIL OF AMERICA THIS NEED FOR NEW INITIATIVE BY ALL CONCERNED, REFEMRING IOT ONLY TO THOLE WITHIN OUR OWN INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATE: AND WITHIN OUR OWN COVERNMENT, BUT ALSO BY THE INDUSTRIES AND GOVERNMENTS OF EXPORTING COUNTRIES AS WILL, I ALSO SAIL THAT BEFORE OUR GOVERPKENT WILL ALLOW

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OUR TEXTILE INDUSTRY TO RE DESTROYED IT WILL CONSIDER THE IMPOSITION OF WHATEVER LIMITATIONS ARE REQUIRED TO PRE:ERVE IT. I WI.H YOU EVERY SUCCESS IN RESOLVING AT THE NEGOTIATIFO TABLE THE CIFFICULT PROBLENS WITH PECARE

10 LOT ONLY TEXTILE IMPORTS BUT ALIÓ OTHER CRITICAL IMPORT ROPL-

BAC. I KNOW THAT UNLEST HE ACHIEVE A GREATER DEGREE OF CUCCE IN NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENTS OF THESE TRADE ISSUES THERE WILL BE GREATLY INCREASED PRESSURES FOR THEIR SETT LEMEKT THROUGH MORE RIGID AND FAR LE MUTUALLY SATISFACTORY

ISTHOFF.

MILOUN D. MILLS, CHAINAN

COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND KEANS.

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