COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES KF27 1195a LEONOR K. (MRS. JOHN B.) SULLIVAN, Missouri, Chairman THOMAS L. ASHLEY, Ohio PHILIP E. RUPPE, Michigan JOHN D. DINGELL, Michigan CHARLES A. MOSHER, Ohio THOMAS N. DOWNING, Virginia PAUL N. MCCLOSKEY, JR., California PAUL G. ROGERS, Florida GENE SNYDER, Kentucky JOHN M. MURPHY, New York EDWIN B. FORSYTHE, New Jersey WALTER B. JONES, North Carolina PIERRE S. (PETE) DU PONT', Delaw ROBERT L. LEGGETT, California DAVID C. TREEN, Louisiana MARIO BIAGGI, New York JOEL PRITCHARD, Washington GLENN M. ANDERSON, California DON YOUNG, Alaska E (KIKA) DE LA GARZA, Texas ROBERT E, BAUMAN, Maryland RALPH H. METCALFE, Illinois NORMAN F. LENT, New York JOHN B. BREAUX, Louisiana MATTHEW J. RINALDO, New Jersey FRED B. ROONEY, Pennsylvania DAVID F. EMERY, Maine ERNEST J. CORRADO, Chief Counsel FRANCES STILL, Chief Clerk SUBCOMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE THOMAS X, DOWNING, Virginia, Chairman THOMAS L. ASHLEY, Ohio PAUL N. MCCLOSKEY, JR., California JOHN D. DINGELL, Michigan CHARLES A. MOSHER, Ohio GLENN M. ANDERSON, California PIERRE S. (PETE) DU PONT, Delaware FRED B. ROONEY, Pennsylvania GENE SNYDER, Kentucky PAUL S. SARBANES, Maryland DAVID C. TREEN, Louisiana BO GINN, Georgia JOEL PRITCHARD, Washington JOSHUA EILBERG, Pennsylvania DON YOUNG, Alaska DAVID F. EMERY, Maine PHILIP E. RUPPE, Michigan, er oficio LEONOR K. SULLIVAN, Missouri, er oficio LEN SUTTER, Counsel (II) CONTENTS 303 285 NATIONAL SECURITY/ECONOMIC BENEFITS July 9, 1975. August 1, 1975.. Adams, Bruce, Common Cause.. Bank, Richard K., Director, Office of Maritime Affairs, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, Department of State. Bennett, Dr. John J., Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Blackwell, Robert J., Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs, Maritime Administration, Department of Commerce Brand, Herbert, president, the Transportation Institute.. Carl, Robert, Special Assistant for Transportation to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Installations and Logistics.-- Clark, Earl W., codirector, Labor-Management Maritime Committee. ment, Operations and Traffic Affairs, Department of the Treasury - Jantscher, Gerald R., research associate in the economic studies program, Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.. Klausner, Joseph, counsel, American Maritime Association. Labor-Management Maritime Committee, prepared statement- America. Loree, Philip J., chairman, Federation of American Controlled Maskin, Alfred, executive director, American Maritime Association.. May, Albert E., vice president, American Institute of Merchant Moore, Rear Adm. Sam H., Commander, Military Sealift Command. Reynolds, James J., president, American Institute of Merchant Simpkins, Talmage, executive director, AFL-CIO Maritime Com- Spector, Eugene P., research director, National Maritime Union.. Sunley, Emil, Associate Director, Office of Tax Analysis, Department Vahey, Robert, the Transportation Institute.. Vastine, J. Robert, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Trade, Depart- Waldmann, Raymond J., Deputy Assistant Secretary for Transporta- tion and Telecommunications, Bureau of Economic and Business 205 365 185 390 359 305 307 Wall, Shannon J., cochairman, Labor-Management Maritime Com- mittee; president, National Maritime Union. Wheeler, Lawrance A., Director, Office of Maritime Affairs, Navy Yourch, Eugene A., executive secretary, Federation of American Controlled Shipping-- Growth of Soviet Merchant Fleet and its Significance for U.S. Maritime Policy - Reply to questions of Mr. McCloskey. Commerce Department: Appendix to statement of Robert J. Blackwell. Makes Lots of Friends but Little Sense, article from Forbes, July 15, 1975.. Administration may seek aid for U.S.-flag tanker industry- Jr.--- Subjects for future consideration.--. Additional questions for the record by Chairman Downing.. Additional questions submitted by Chairman Sullivan... Admiral Moore's response to questions from the Committee.. Emergency planning and resource allocation... Impact of diversion of U.S.-flag vessels.. List of vessels certified, features for particular vessels, and Marginal adequacy of the U.S.-flag merchant marine. Number of maritime trained people needed for operation of one Soviet merchant shipping activities. Downing, Hon. Thomas N.: Comment by (on request of State Department) - McCloskey's questions and response. Labor-Management Maritime Committee: Monthly shipyard employment, July 1974 to February 1975...- Subsidy and trade.. Dry cargo, container, and tanker vessels, by groupings and as registered by member companies, March 1, 1975.. Additional question by Mrs. Sullivan. International Ocean freight transactions, 1969–73. Reply to additional question from Mr. McCloskey- Reply to questions by Chairman Downing- 122 301 294 221 210 219 228 217 231 225 Additional material supplied by-Continued Treasury Department--Continued Reply to several questions of Mr. McCloskey Summary of administrative waivers of navigation laws admin- istered by the Customs Service under the Act of December 27, Annual Report of the Council of Economic Policy (U.S. Foreign Excerpt from International Economic Report of the President.- 151 Communications submitted for the record Baldwin, Velma N.: Letter of May 2, 1975, to David Cohen. Bennett, John J.: Letter of July 10, 1975, to Hon. Thomas N. Letter of June 14, 1974, to Robert J. Blackwell. Letter of March 13, 1972, to Andrew E. Gibson. Cohen, David: 306 309 309 Downing, Hon. Thomas N.: Letter of June 12, 1975, to Dr. John J. Hood, Edwin M.: 316 315 181 201 Letter of September 2, 1975, to Hon. Paul N. McCloskey, Jr.... 275 270 Ruppe, Hon. Philip E., and Hon. Paul N. McCloskey, Jr.: Letter of June 23, 1975, to Raymond J. Waldmann with questions.. Letter of June 23, 1975, to David Cohen, Letter of June 26, 1975, to David Cohen. Tolbert, William R., Jr.: Republic of Liberia; Executive Order No. IV. 203 Letter of September 3, 1975, to Hon. Paul N. McCloskey, Jr., and Letter of September 10, 1975, to Hon. Paul N. McCloskey, Jr., and Letter of September 10, 1975, to Hon. Thomas N. Downing - 150 Letter of September 12, 1975, to Hon. Paul N. McCloskey, Jr., and Letters of September 12, 1975, to Hon. Thomas N. Downing -125, 142,204 Letter to Paul N. McCloskey and Philip E. Ruppe of Septem- Letter of September 30, 1975, to Hon. Paul N. McCloskey, Jr., and Wiswall, Dr. F. L., Jr.: Letter of June 12, 1975, to Philip J. Loree.-- 191 American Maritime Association on construction-differential subsidy.- 708 Blackwell, Robert J., Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime Affairs, Department of Commerce Flynn, John F., Deputy Director, Procurement and Systems Division, 753 Page 753 853 891 753 887 753 687 687 768 853 853 768 853 993 1017 1008 1018 988 768 761 Statement of-Continued Gutmann, Richard W., Director, Procurement and Systems Acquisi tion Division, General Accounting Office Inc. American Legion... ment and Systems Acquisition, General Accounting Office- Shipping-- Inc. Shipping Sticht, J. Paul, president of R. J. Reynolds Industries, Inc.-- Blackwell's comments on 11 recommendations. tract MA/MSB-291 between the Maritime Subsidy Board and Ships being built in 1978.. Questions of Mr. Downing Worldwide commercial shipbuilding--- Average hourly earnings in shipbuilding and repair. delivery schedule.- Various government supports to maritime industries. Resolution No. 91 of the American Legion.. Resolution No. 534 of the American Legion. AMPTC organizes conference of Arab oil transport companies.. article from Seatrain, March 1975. Washington Post of August 24, 1975 as Instrument of U.S. Policy, article by David Fouquet.- York Times of March 11, 1975.. of July 14, 1975---- 910 922 923 925 903 929 916 919 924 902 917 901 920 933 890 889 890 730 732 720 722 730 728 746 |
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