VII. United States “Escape Clause” Actions under Article XIX of the General Agreement (1950–1951) and Section 7 of the Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1951 (1951–1952); the President’s Report to the Congress on Trade Agreement Escape Clauses, January 10, 1952
Editorial Note
The first “escape clause” action by the United States under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade began in 1950.
[704] The Chargé in Belgium (Millard) to the Secretary of State
Brussels, December
27, 1951—7 p. m.
394.31/12–2751: Telegram
[705] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Belgium
Washington, December
28, 1951—6:47 p. m.
394.31/12–2151: Telegram
[706] The Ambassador in Italy (Dunn) to the Secretary of State
Rome, December
29, 1951—10 p. m.
394.31/12–2951: Telegram
[707] The President to the Chairman of the United States Tariff Commission (Ryder)
[Washington,] January 5, 1952.
International Trade Files, Lot 57 D 284, Box 161, “Escape Clause”
[708] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Belgium
Washington, January 6,
1952—2:52 p. m.
394.31/1–652: Telegram
[710] Report of the President to the Congress of the United States Pursuant to Section 6(b) of the Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1951
undated
International Trade Files, Lot 57 D 284, Box 161, “Escape Clause”
[711] The Ambassador in Belgium (Murphy) to the Secretary of State
Brussels, January
15, 1952—5 p. m.
394.31/1–1552: Telegram