Food experts say season holds no danger for major famines
Washington reports food officials and agricultural experts say the world’s first growing season in five years faces no broad famine danger due to record wheat stocks and rising grain supplies. They caution hundreds of millions still face hunger, while a few regions show uncertain crops especially in the Soviet Union and China.
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