Bulgaria Holds Tight to Moscow Ties in 1984
Sofia reporting on Bulgaria shows deep Soviet dependence with 80 percent of trade with the USSR and long term commitments. Officials note a bread shortage, shift from agriculture to industry, and a cautious push toward coexistence that keeps Bulgaria politically bound to Moscow. Diplomats cite internal power strains among Stalinists, moderates, and current leaders while Westerners face restricted access and surveillance in daily life.
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Richard O'Regan
Sofia
Bulgaria
Nikita Khrushchev
Ucurope
Mocserny
Com
Funiam
Cormunism
United States
Kremlin
Bularia
Moscow
Bulagia
Tris
Soviet Union
Europe
Western
East
Teodor Zhivkov
Legation
Zhivkov
Plains Farmers Host Spanish Team At Sorghum Fields
Spanish officials studying sorghum prospects visit High Plains fields to assess production, storage, and marketing. Elbert Harp of Abernathy notes rising world feed grain purchases by Spain but limited U.S. sorghum use. The group tours Gulf Coast facilities and will attend a Washington conference with U S and European grain leaders.
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Spain
High Plains
Asan
U.S
Elbert Harp
Abernathy
GSPA
Juan Ar‘eheibia Rocha
Ministry of Commerce
Francisco Gonzales Palazon
Rivera
Harp
Com
Gulf Coast
Minneapolis
Hubert Dyke
U.S. Feed Grains Council
Washington, D.C
Alan Golberg
Europe
Rome
Italy
Goldberg
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Ireland
Greece
Germany
Colombia
Japan
Bill Nelson
R. G. Peeler
Hereford
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