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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1963)
t Russian Wheat-Buying Mission Heads For U.S. For Negotiations MOSCOW (UPU A Soviet mission was expected to leave for the United States today or Tuesday, to negotiate the pur chase of up to $250 million worth of American wheat to help make up for poor Soviet harvests. The Soviet government has only hinted to the public that serious grain shortages are forc ing the purchase, the largest single business deal between the. United States and the U.S.S.R. since World War II. Izvestia, the government newspaper, said on Thursday, the day after President Kenne dy announced he had authorized the deal, that such authoriza tion had been made. It did not say that Moscow would buy, but such an inference should have been clear to astute readers of the Soviet press. Head of the mission is Deputy Trade Minister Sergei Borisov. He and three other officials were being issued visas today and were scheduled to fly to New York shortly afterwards. The sales will be on a com mercial basis, not government to government, with payment in gold or dollars. The Russians are said to have sold hundreds of millions of dol lars worth of gold in the bank ing centers of Western Europe during the past month to pay for the wheat they are buying from the United States, Canada and Australia. Borisov headed the Soviet del egation to Canada. While in Ot tawa closing the deal for 8 mil lion tons of Canadian wheat, lie made contact with U.S. w heat dealers. t Freeman Estimates Deal Will Save $200 Million WASHINGTON tUPI - Ag riculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman estimates the United States will save about $200 mil lion in storage costs by selling U.S. wheat to Russia. 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Appearing on a television pro gram Sunday, Freeman said he was convinced the sale would be advantageous to the United States by improving wheat farmers income, reducing the U.S. balance of payments def icit and strengthening wheat prices. He termed as "a bit ridicu lous" Richard M. Nixon's criti cism of lite sale. Freeman im plied that the unsuccessful 1960 presidential candidate was try ing to use the issue to inject himself into the 1964 election campaign. Freeman also discounted the contention of Sen. Barry Gold water. R-Ariz., that political considerations such as Russian removal of her troops from Cuba should be attached to the deal. Such provisions. Freeman said, "would be a deterrent to ward the strengthening and im proving" of U. S. - Soviet relations. HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Monday. October 14, 1963 PACE-3 tut "aftti.'r -"nf "-ik-h'vrafi 1 i yf- HO HUM! 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