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 59. Encourage other free nations to contribute available resources to promote the economic growth of free Far Eastern countries.

60. EcnourageEncourage [sic] private investment to provide an increasing share of American investment capital and technical know-how required for economic growth; and encourage less developed countries to improve their investment climate for attracting U.S. capital.

61. Encourage free Far East countries to orient their economies toward the Free World and to rely primarily on non-Communist markets and sources of supply for trade, technicians, capital development and atomic development.

62. Take all feasible measures to increase the opportunities of such countries for trade with each other and with the United States and other Free World countries, bearing in mind that these countries' long-range political and international orientation is likely to be influenced by the degree to which they have fair access to U.S. markets.

63. In administering P.L. 480 in the area, due regard should be shown to Asian reliance on traditional markets for the disposal of commodity exports; utilize local currency proceeds to the best advantage in support of projects furthering U.S. interests.

64. The United States should continue to apply is financial control against, and its embargo on trade with Communist China and North Korea, and its embargo on exports to North Viet Nam. Rh