Senate probes Soviet grain sales shift to broad look
Senate hearings on last summer's U S grain sales to the Soviet Union will begin next month, with the permanent investigations subcommittee planning an overall review rather than narrow focus. Officials say China may seek over 200 million in U S agricultural goods this year, while early 1973 exports show lower totals. Descentants of the Teton Sioux meet White House negotiators asking for a yes or no on returning to 1868 treaty provisions.
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Phnom Penh receives convoy despite Mekong river fire
Six tankers and an ammunition barge reached Phnom Penh with supplies after avoiding rocket and cannon fire along the Mekong. The Ever Success was abandoned after being set ablaze. no casualties. Vira 2 was also set afire but saved by its crew. In Hanoi a U S team sought graves of 20 POWs and began talks on remains of 23.
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