Mexican diplomat offers to mediate U.S. Cuba ties
Mexican Foreign Minister Rabasa met with President Ford and Secretary Kissinger, offering to mediate if asked as the United States weighs lifting Cuba sanctions. Rabasa indicated Ford and Kissinger are studying a possible easing of the 10 year old policy ahead of an OAS meeting. He suggested Mexico may help invite Cuba to a March 1975 hemispheric ministers meeting in Buenos Aires.
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Kissinger And Sakkar Hold Talks On Middle East Peace
Secretary of State Kissinger and Saudi Foreign Minister Sakkar said they made progress in two hour talks on stages of Middle East peace negotiations. They discussed oil production declines and a potential final settlement framework with Israel. Rabin visits Washington September 10 as US weighs pressure for Arab-Israeli accommodation.
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Europe’s corn buying amid drought seen as speculative
Nine-nation Common Market boosted U S corn purchases for the 1974 crop to about 9.4 million metric tons or 368.6 million bushels for the year beginning Oct 1, up from 5.2 million tons a year ago. An Agriculture Department official described the surge as speculative and predicted much of the corn would not be shipped. New export listings by USDA covered the week ended Aug 18.
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