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GOLDWATER: The Bandwagon The Senator insists that he is still "just pooping around the country" raising funds for the party. But "Draft Goldwater" committees are sprouting like winter wheat, should be established in every state by mid-October. Some states already have Goldwater groups clear down to the precinct level, waiting only until Barry formally announces his candidacy-probably in January-to move into high gear...
...Should the deal be used as a starter to bigger East-West trade? > Should the U.S. try to replace Russia as the chief supplier of wheat to the satellites...
Push for More. The Administration figured that a wheat deal could lead to considerable thawing in the cold war, and was weighing various initiatives that could stem from it. A top White House aide sat down with a reporter and listed some of the points being debated in the White House...
...Should the U.S. try to extract a political price for the wheat? In return for U.S. help in keeping Russian bellies full, perhaps Khrushchev could be talked into a promise not to launch any new cold war adventures for a while...
With all the questions came a few second thoughts. Two of the biggest U.S. wheat dealers dropped out of the Ottawa negotiations at week's end, said they wanted to dicker separately with the Russians. Even enthusiastic supporters of the deal conceded that much more was needed to really solve the farm-surplus and the gold-outflow problems. But a big U.S. wheat sale would have some advantages. Most of all, it would dramatically demonstrate to all the world the sorry economic state of Communism in Russia. The evidence is already visible in Leningrad and other Russian cities, where...