Sugar crisis linked to loss of Cuban supply and policy debate
The article examines how Cuban sugar losses and U.S. policy, notably the 1962 sugar act and world market dynamics, triggered a price surge. Rep. Harold D. Cooley argues for a country by country allocation to restore stability while critics blame the Cuban absence for shortages and rationing pressures.
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Harold D. Cooley
D N.C
House Agriculture
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
United States
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Lawrence Myers
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