The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 08, 1956, Page 11, Image 11

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    Statesman. Salem. Ore, FrL, Jane 8. 56 (Sec. llt
U.S. Juggles
Tariffs With
21 Countries
WASHINGTON III The SUte
Department anBouaced Tbortday a
large lumber of Uriff reductions
obtained and panted by the United
State In bargaining with XI other
countries.
Tbey art the product of four
months of aegoUationa at Geneva
and the department said "free-
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world trade ia general will be bet
ter off for their having takea
place."
None of the Uriff reductions
ranted by the United States apply
to imports from Communist na
tions. Tariff concessions granted by
the United States included:
Scotch whisky, vermouth, certain
chemicals, aluminum, steel bars
and tubes, automobiles and parts,
airplanes and parts, unsweetened
chocolate, oriental-type cigarette
leaf tobacco, smoked sardines,
sheet and plate glass, calculating
machines, wrapping paper, carpets
and rugs, fish oils, woven silk fab
rics, piano accordions and synthet
ic rubber.
Other Ceacesstoas
Other countries granted conces
sions on American goods including:
Citrus fruit and products, animal
tallow and lard, beer, shrimp, oy
sters, plastic resins, antibiotics, in
secticides, photograph film, syn
thetic textile f a b r i e s. machine
tools, various iron and steel prod
acts, tobacco and tobacco products,
heavy machinery, refrigerating
nd air conditioning equipment, of
fice machinery, motor vehicles,
airplanes, electrical equipment,
canned fruits and vegetables and
petroleum products.
Foreign imports on which the
United States gave concessions
amounted to 677 million dollars in
1954; other indirect cuts brought
this total to 811 million dollars.
No Estimate
The United States obtained di
rect concessions on American ex
ports valued at 400 million dollars
in 1954; there was no estimate of
Indirect benefits.
The United States tariff cuts
were limited to 15 per cent of ex
isting rates, and the reductions
must be no more than S per cent a
year in tht next three years. Cuts
granted by other countries on
American goods ranged from a few
percentage points to 100 per cent.
With few exceptions, the depart
ment said, the cuts obtained by the
United States will take effect all at
once within the next few months.
In terms of trade coverage, the
largest negotiations the United
States carried on at Geneva were
with the United Kingdom. Next
came Canada. Italy, the Federal
Republic of Germany and Benelux
Belgium, The Netherlands and
Luxembourg.
Other participating countries
were Australia, Austria, Chile,
Cuba, Denmark, Dominican Re
public, Finland, France, Haiti, Ja
pan. Norway, Peru, Sweden and
Turkey.
Appointment
Given to Cain
By President
WASHINGTON W - President
Eisenhower has given an appoint
ment for Thursday to Harry P
Cain, member of the Subversive
Activities Control Board (SACB)
and frequent critic of the admin
istration's loyalty - security pro
gram. Press Secretary James C. Hag
erty said the appointment for 3:30
p. m. was made at the request
of Cain, former Republican sena
tor from Washington.
Eisenhower was told at a news
conference two weeks ago that
Cain tied complained that he was
unable to get his views regarding
the President.
Asked at that time whether he
would see Cain, Eisenhower re
plied with a crisp "yes."
Cain said recently he did not
expect reappointment to the SACB
in view of his criticism of the
loyalty - security program. His
term expires in August.
He also has expressed the opin
ion that men around Eisenhower
were keeping the president in the
dark as to the actual workings
of the program.
He could not be reached Wed
nesday night for comment on his
appointment with Eisenhower.
Grace, Prince
Return Home
MONTE CARLO. Monaco
Prince Rainier III and Princess
Grace sailed home from their
honeymoon Wednesday night.
The captain of the royal yacht
said the prince and princess are
feeling fine, but that the princess
had been bothered by seasickness
during rough seas in the Medi
terranean.
The rnyal couple expected to
disembark in the morning. They
were married here April 18-19.
Bulpaniii Quoted
As Foreseeing No
War Possibility
LONDON I Premier Nikolai
Bulganin was quoted by the Mos
cow radio Wednesday as saying
there is nowhere a possibility of
war breaking out and Russia is
cutting her armed forces for that
reason.
Rulganin made the statement
Saturday in an interview with a
rming correspondent for the Mex
ico City newspaper Excelsior. The
radio quoted him as saying:
"Nobody wants war. In Europe,
Britain will notstart a war, the
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