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Optimism on World Wheat Problem Amid Surplus Fears
A. D. Stefferud reports from London where a 29-nation conference debates four plan pillars to stabilize world wheat markets. US Canada Australia and Argentina back two-year cuts in acreages and exports, while Italy seeks internal market safeguards. France risks an unbalanced budget despite guaranteed farm prices. Britain expands acreage and adjusts miller quotas as global talk intensifies. Frederick Murphy remains hopeful that Europe will shed nationalist policy barriers and find a path forward.
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A. D. Stefferud
Associated Press
Soviet
Russia
China
Argentine Bureau of Statistics
London
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Italy
France
Ers
Holland
Switzerland
Wallace
Pacific Northwest
Orient
Wheat Commission
Germany
Spain
Frederick E. Murphy
Europe