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Giants accused of manipulating world grain prices
Senate investigators say four large U.S. firms Cargill Bunge Continental and Dreyfus control data that sets world grain prices. A 1967 memo alleges false reporting to influence EEC levies subsidies and U.S. price actions. Testimony by firm representatives is expected this week.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Agriculture Department
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Cargill
Bunge
Continental
Dreyfus
Richard Gilmore
Rotterdam
Netherlands
European Economic Community
Brussels
Gilmore
United States
Chicago Grain Exchange
Alan W. Trick
Hamburg
West Germany
Moscow
Dick Clark
D-Iowa
Trick
Hamburg Grain Exchange
Tricks