Export policy questioned over Soviet wheat sale impact
U S senators voiced concern over export controls after a large Canadian wheat sale to the Soviet Union. Senator Milton Young noted 4000 per cent value in government holdings while critic Ganstan yl hriaht urged reassessment of current policy amid allied moves toward Communist countries.
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Washington
Wests
Reuter
United States
Cajon
Youre
Senate Foreign Relations
Ganstan Ylhriaht
U.S
Market Boost Excess Wheat Stocks Sold Today
The Wheat Board reports excess Australian stocks sold since August 18 totaling about 800 million bushels in grain or flour. A major deal with an international grain house amounts to 81 million bushels with option to rise to 64 million. Most wheat and flour will go to eastern Europe and Siberia, not to usual Wheat Board shipping routes.
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Australia
Moroney
Sibeie
Wheet Board
Australian Wheat Committee
London
Khrushchev cites fertiliser shortage behind Soviet grain shortfall
Soviet leader Khrushchev blamed a chronic fertiliser shortage for poor grain harvests and a record wheat order to Canada. He urged domestic production first and criticized Volgo-Den farm officials for planted fertiliser missteps, noting US farmers use far more fertiliser per acre.
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Krushchev
Soviet Union
Canada
Volsogead
Associated Press of America
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VolgoVon
Sivict Crocnment
Irve
Edad Cvu
Kroshehee
United States
Rasieg
Irog
Wuwers consider cash sale of 64 million bushels
Moroney notes the option to take the full 64 million bushels could yield 40 to 50 million pounds from a single sale. He emphasizes the deal is all cash on shipment with no credit arrangements. The Australian sale, following a large Canadian wheat sale to Russia, signals a major boost to world wheat trade.
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Russia
Oliwa
Moroney
King Goes Home After Afghan Royal Visit
King Mohammed Zuter and Queen Homaira return to Afghanistan after a two week US tour ending with a farewell at Fordug University. They depart from Bunker Hill Air Force Base en route to Kabul.
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Lafayette
Indiana
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
United States
Pordug University
Associated Press of America
Mohammed Zuter
Homaira
Hidden Variety Lists New Travel Routes For Tours
A travel feature highlights spice of variety in itineraries. It discusses Caribbean and Panama routes expanding voyages to include new tourist highlights and off beat sealanes. The piece emphasizes diversifying traditional trans work routes with colorful destinations.
Orient aT Orient aT Industry House Travel Agents
A fragment lists contact points in the National Circuit with references to Barton and telephone 72511 and mentions authorised travel agents at Industry House. The text reads like an advertisement or directory snippet for travel services.
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Passenger causes emergency by stubbing cigarette at London airport
A passenger extinguished a cigarette in an air liner vent triggering a full emergency at London airport. The plane landed safely with 124 British holidaymakers from Rimini, Italy, after the pilot radioed for help. An airline spokesman said no precautions were breached when smoke was seen from a rear vent. The passenger misread the vent as a panel.
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P.reuter
Rimini
Maly
Paaliray
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