May 23

Aluminum, agriculture, meat.

2561-2837

May 24

May 29

May 30

1

June 12

June 13

June 14

June 15

May 31

June

June 6

June 7

June 8

Minerals, recycling, manganese ore, sulfur, pot-

ash, phosphates, scrap iron and steel, lead, zinc.

General testimony, wine, tools, bearings --
Electrical manufacturers, office equipment, com-
puters, business equipment, marble, granite,
bricks, general testimony, watches, electronics__
General testimony, tires, automobiles, trucks, en-
gineering, propane gas, copper, chemicals_
East-West trade..

Dinnerware, glass, apparel, textile unions, textile__
Iron, steel, wire, fasteners, chain, scissors, shears.
Fruits, vegetables, poultry, eggs, milk, musical
instruments, animal glue, general testimony___.

June 11 Petroleum, stone, glass, clay, general testimony,

foreign source income-

Footwear, leather goods, tires..

Distillers, tobacco, flowers..

Members of Congress--

Senator of the United States, Members of Congress

Summary of testimony.

180

11 12

14

14

4699-4823

4825-4910

4911-5017

14 5019-5169

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CONTENTS

Press releases:

No. 4, dated April 10, 1973, announcing public hearings on adminis-
tration proposals on foreign trade and tariff__

No. 6, dated April 17, 1973, announcing hearings to commence on
May 9 instead of May 7.--

H.R. 6767, a bill to promote the development of an open, nondiscrimina-
tory, and fair world economic system, to stimulate the economic growth
of the United States, and to provide the President with additional
negotiating authority therefor, and for other purposes.

Message of the President transmitting the proposed Trade Reform Act of
1973 (H.R. 6767), dated April 10, 1973_

Summary of proposed Trade Reform Act of 1973 (H.R. 6767).

Section-by-section analysis of the proposed Trade Reform Act of 1973

(H.R. 6767)- - -

Page

1

3

101

114

117

STATEMENTS BY GOVERNMENT WITNESSES

Agriculture, Department of:

Hon. Earl L. Butz, Secretary.

491

Hon. Carroll G. Brunthaver, Assistant Secretary for International

Affairs and Commodity Programs.

512

Commerce, Department of:

Hon. Frederick B. Dent, Secretary---

496

Hon. Lawrence A. Fox, Acting Assistant Secretary for Domestic and

International Business_

491

Council on International Economic Policy:

Hon. Peter M. Flanigan, Executive Director_.

170

Defense, Department of:

Hon. John M. Malloy, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for

Procurement_

474

Interior, Department of the:

Hon. Stephen A. Wakefield, Assistant Secretary for Energy and

Materials__.

474

Labor, Department of:

Hon. Peter J. Brennan, Secretary-

503

Hon. Joel Segall, Deputy Under Secretary for International Affairs--

Hon. Herbert N. Blackman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Trade

and Adjustment Policy__.

491

491

State, Department of:

Hon. William P. Rogers, Secretary-

162

Trade Negotiations, Office of the Special Representative for:

Ambassador William D. Eberle, Special Representative for Trade

Negotiations_

341

Ambassador William R. Pearce, Deputy Special Representative..........

Hon. Frederic W. Hickman, Assistant Secretary for Tax Policy.--- 152, 377
Robert J. Patrick, Jr., Deputy International Tax Counsel
Matthew Marks, Deputy to the Assistant Secretary (Tariff and Trade
Affairs) and Director, Office of Tariff and Trade Affairs__

377

443

STATEMENTS OF PUBLIC WITNESSES

Abel, I. W., Economic Policy Committee, American Federation of Labor
and Congress of Industrial Organizations_

Abelson, Lester S., Barton Brands, Ltd..

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1209

4859

Adduci, V. J., Electronic Industries Association_

Ahlbrandt, Roger S., Specialty Metals Industry.

Adams, Prof. Walter, Michigan State University

Aerospace Industries Association of America, Karl G. Harr, Jr., and
Marshall Garrett___.

Aliber, Robert Z., Public Interest Economics Center-
Alumina Ceramic Manufacturers Association, George P. Byrne, Jr.

Aluminum Association, Irving Lipkowitz_

Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, Howard D. Samuel.
American Association of Port Authorities, Clifford B. O'Hara -

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1164

3267

820

3969

1126

1829

2561

3870

American Chain Association, Edward M. Rhodes, Wyatt Dawson, and
John S. Koch

American Die Casting Institute, David Laine and E. Keller Fox..
American Dinnerware Emergency Committee, Richard S. Reese and James
D. Williams___

839

4110

2951

3751

American Farm Bureau Federation, William J. Kuhfuss, Clifford G.
McIntire, and Donald E. Hirsch.

1426

American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations,
Economic Policy Committee, I. W. Abel, Nat Goldfinger, and Ray
Denison__

American Importers Association, Kurt Orban, Gerald O'Brien, and N.
David Palmeter_

765

Apparel Quota Group, Sid Doolittle, Michael P. Daniels, and Edwin A.
Elbert__.

3892

Machine Tool Group, Wallace E. Anderson, Fred Senn, and Michael P.
Daniels_

American Maritime Association, Alfred Maskin, Thomas H. Boggs, Jr., and
Joseph A. Klausner.

2528

American Mining Congress, Fred W. Peel and Laurence P. Sherfy-
American National Cattlemen's Association, Peter E. Marble_-

American Watch Association, Inc., Richard Trauner and Mark Weiss..
Amtraco Corp., Walter F. Browne--

3180

3654

Anderson, Wallace E., American Importers Association, Machine Tool
Group-

3052

Andresen, Malcolm, Russian Dollar Bondholders Committee of the United
States of America---

3591

Aris Gloves, Inc., Edward L. Merrigan..

1339

ASG Industries, Inc., Eugene L. Stewart_

3769

Ashe, A. J., Rubber Manufacturers Association, Inc., Tire Division__
Atalanta Corp., Max N. Berry and Fred Gipson.--

3364

3643