Apollo Soyuz linkup stirs mixed views nationwide
United Press International surveys show varied reactions to the Apollo Soyuz linkup. Some hail it as a forward step for peace and cooperation, while others criticize costs and question political impact. Respondents in New York, Concord, Minneapolis, Seattle, Birmingham and more weigh the symbolism against fiscal and strategic concerns.
Grain sale to Soviet Union seen below one billion dollars
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz said the Soviet Union may buy less than a billion dollars worth of U S grain this year and welcomed the sale as beneficial for farmers and consumers. He cited a small rise in food prices and gave projections for 1975 gains, noting the sale would be a minor share of total American farm exports.
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