Claims Settlement Commission of the US to Department of Justice-US Code §,
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Jul 8, 2018
The foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the United States, established and under Reorganization Plan Number 1 of 1954, is hereby transferred to department of Justice as separate agency within that Department.
(public law.96–209, title I, 101, Mar.14,1980, 94 Stat.96.)
22 U.S.Code§ 1622.a
22 U.S.Code§ 1622b
22 U.S.Code§ 1622c
22 U.S.Code§ 1622d
22 U.S.Code § 1622e
22 U.S.Code§ 1622f
22 U.S.Code § 1622g
The plaintiff would like to prove this title 22 U.S.Code §1622. a transfer of Foreign Claims Settlement because between the US and Republic of Vietnam were partnership each other- during, no statutory of the US has deleted a some of Agreements and International Treaties of Republic of Vietnam and the United States that were approved by the United States Congress. Therefore, the evaluation of the international relations is between the United States and the Republic of Vietnam is yet validity in law of the United States of America.
To prove 22 U.S.C. §§ 1571_1604. P.L 329, 81st Congresses-63 Stat- 714. 23,1950-Mutual Defense Assistance Program [7].
H.R. 5490 Foreign Assistance Act of 1963. Hearing before of Representatives- Eighty-Eight Congress-From April 23,24,25, and 29, 1963. A question 3:
Q.1.-How well does the present situations vis-à-vis the Vietcong- in its military, political, economic, and social aspects -compare with 6 months ago? What is the evidence on which your appraisal is based?
A. 1.- The most obvious indication of an improvement of the situation is first the confidence of the people in a system which can give them final victory over communism…
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7.Furthermore, the United States and Viet-Nam are parties to the agreement for Mutual Defense Assistance in Indochina of December 23, 1950 (TIAS 2447; 3 U.S.T. 2756) which was concluded pursuant to P.L. 329, 81st Congress (63 Stat. 714, 22 U.S.C. 1571- 1604). The sovereignty of Republic of Vietnam was approved by the US Congress that both nations are equal in all. Or December 21, 1951. Excerpt From Mutual Security Act of 1951PublicLaw165–82dCongress Chapter 479–1st Session
H.R. 5113
Q. 2.- When the Government of Vietnam and the Government of the United States are working and fighting for the same aim, why is there some mutual irritation, evident and continuous, apparent on both sides? What is the remedy?
A. 2.- One must consider the relationship between the United States and Vietnam as well as the relationship between the United States and the undeveloped countries as contacts between different culture and civilizations and not as a mere temporary pooling of material means to fight against Communist invasion, as people generally think, both among the Vietnam and the America.
Q. 3.- Even go good a friend of Vietnam as Senator Mansfield recently reaffirmed his respect for you, while complaining against “Authoritarian rule.” How do you interpret the Senator’s remarks?
A. 3.- I have already dealt with the problem of democracy underdevelopment which not only Vietnam but all the underdeveloped countries have to face, and with different ways in which these countries have sought to solve this historic problem during the last 20 years. I have said how South Vietnam, while fighting a war and carrying out a revolution, endeavors for its part to reduce this fundamental contradiction between liberty and forced march forward (U.S News& world Report of Feb. 18,1963)
Now I find that if it is unfair to assess the situation in South Vietnam and in Southeast Asia by the Mansfield report, it would be equality unfair to judge our good friend Senator Mansfield only by this collective and hasty report as well as by the publicity accorded it.
H.R. 7885 — Public law, 88–205, approved December 16,1963
Authorized $3,599,050,000 in foreign aid funds for fiscal 1964. The administration had requested $4.5 billion, the House passed $3.5 billion, and the Senate passed $3.7 billion. Major provisions are:
Funds for fiscal years 1964
Development loans…………………………$925,000,000 Development grants…………………………………..$220,000,000 School and hospitals abroad……………………………$19,000,000 Alliance for Progress……………………………………$525,000,000 International organizations……………………………$136,050,000 Supporting assistance…………………………………..$380,000,000 Contingency fund………………………………………..$160,000,000
Military assistance……………………………………$1,000,000,000 Administration………………………………………..$54,000,000 Latin American development……………….$180,000,000 Total………………………………………………….$ 3,599,050,000 Expressed as the sense of Congress that the institution of full investment guaranty programs with all recipient countries would be regarded as a significant measure of self-help by such as countries improving the climate for private investment both domestic and foreign. Also expressed as the sense of Congress that aid should be extended to or withheld from the Government of South Vietnam in the discretion of the President, to further the objectives of victory in war against communism and the return to their homeland of Americans involved in that struggle. Bars assistance under the Development Loan Fund unless the President determines the project is a part of the economic development of the country and specifically provides for appropriate participation by private enterprise. Reduced the development Loan Fund authorization from $1.5 billion to $925 million for fiscal year 1964. Authorizes a total of $220 million in new authority for development
grants and technical cooperation ( excluding Alliance for progress) in fiscal year 1964.
SEC. 406. There are hereby authorized to be appropriated for the fiscal year ending June 30,1964, and for each fiscal year thereafter, such sums as may be necessary for the cost of administering the provisions of this Act FEDERAL CONTROL NOT AUTHORIZED
SEC. 407. No department, agency, officer, or employee of the United States shall, under authority of this Act, exercise any direction, supervision, or control over, or impose any requirements or conditions with respect to, the personnel, curriculum, methods of instruction, or administration of any educational institution. Approved Dec. 16, 1963, 11 a.m.
The statutory is 22 .U.S.C.§2151(a)(b). Sept. 4, 1961
(a)United States development cooperation policy. The Congress finds that fundamental political, economic, and technological changes have resulted in the interdependence of nations. The Congress declares that the individual liberties, economic prosperity, and security of the people of the States are best sustained and enhanced in a community of nations which respect individual civil and economic rights and freedoms and which work together to use wisely the world’s limited resources in an open and equitable international economic system.
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