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Topics and types of documents include various correspondence dealing with import quotas and legislation; news clippings; journal articles; and Cost of Import Restrictions to American Consumers, American Importers Association. Correspondents include American Importers Association; and Matthew J. Rinaldo (news release).

Topics and types of documents include various correspondence regarding steel import quotas and legislation; petition; and Steel Pipe News, Fall 1971. Correspondents include American Institute for Imported Steel, Inc. (statement); and American Iron and Steel Institute (booklet).

Topics and types of documents include letter signed by members of Congress requesting volunteer quota regulations on imported footwear; booklets; reports; press release; copy of H. R. 17021 to provide for orderly trade in textile articles; news release; news clippings; and various correspondence dealing with textiles and footwear imports and legislation.

Topics and types of documents include letter signed by members of Congress requesting volunteer quota regulations on imported footwear; booklets; reports; press release; copy of H. R. 17021 to provide for orderly trade in textile articles; news release; news clippings; and various correspondence dealing with textiles and footwear imports and legislation.

Topics and types of documents include various correspondence regarding imports and exports of animal skins and legislation.

Topics and types of documents include various correspondence regarding trade and quality stabilization legislation.

Topics and types of documents include various correspondence regarding the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 and employment layoffs at the R. C. A. Corporation.

Topics and types of documents include various correspondence dealing with Rhodesian chrome ore trade and legislation; news clippings; and fact sheet on "Rhodesian Chromium and United States Foreign Policy." Correspondents include American Iron and Steel Institute.

Topics and types of documents include various correspondence regarding sugar trade and legislation; and sugar quota given to Ireland. Correspondents include Frederick G. Dutton; Embassy of Ireland, Washington, D.C.; Charles Fuchs and Company Sugar Brokers; and United States Cane Sugar Refiners' Association.

Topics and types of documents include various correspondence dealing with import quotas; and concern that the bill was too protectionist and would lead to retaliatory action by other countries. Correspondence includes International Trade Club of Chicago (statement); Port of New York Authority; American Farm Bureau Federation; and Council on International Relations and United Nations Affairs (statement).