Nasser Not Counting On Large Soviet Food Aid
Cairo sources say President Nasser should expect little if any food from the Soviet Union if U S aid is cut, as Soviet Deputy Premier Shelepin warns Egypt’s needs will be met on a realistic basis. He cites home agricultural problems and abroad commitments, saying Russia cannot be a rich uncle.
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Britons Increase Travel To United States in 1964
Britain reports a 30 percent rise in travel to the United States with 154,862 British residents visiting for business or pleasure during the first eleven months of 1964. The announcement from the government cites this growth in bilateral tourism and business travel.
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