Bartlett’s Food for Peace Amendment
Survives House and Senate Conference
Senator Bartlett was informed
yesterday by Serftor Fulbright
that House and Senate conferees
on foreign aid bill have agreed to
retain Senator Bartlett’s amend
ment adding fish to food for peace
program.
Senator Bartlett said: “Since the
House had not had an opportunity
to consider this proposal I was not
certain the amendment would be
retained in conference. This ac
ceptance of the amendment by the
conference committee makes me
confident that it will become the
law of the land.’’
The Bartlett amendment has
been characterized by leading fish
ery experts as one of the most im
portant legislative proposals relat
ing to the United States fisheries
enacted in several decades.
The amendment will encourage
the production and marketing of
American fish products by permit
ting purchasers from friendly for
eign nations to obtain long-term
loans up to 20 years at low interest
rates or use foreign currencies in
purchasing American fish prod
ucts.
No other nation gives this in
centive to the marketing of its
domestic fish products. Several
underdeveloped nations such as In
dia in need of high quality pro
tein have expressed interest in
buying fish products from United
States under special credit and
currency exchange advantages pro
vided under the food for peace
program.
“One of the most effective ways
to help the Alaska fisherman,”
Senator Bartlett said, “is to expand
the demand for his products, at
home and abroad.”
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