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WASHINGTON — Agriculture
Secretary Bob Bergland said Wed
nesday the government takeover of
private traders’ contracts to sell
grain and soybeans to Russia was
necessary to protect farmers from a
disastrous collapse of market prices.
Bergland disputed charges that
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traders but not farmers after Presi
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tracts were not taken over “the
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NASHUA, N.H. — The United
f States could blockade the Persian
Gulf and Cuba if the Russians move
over the Afghanistan border into
Iran, Republican presidential can
didate John Connally said Thursday.
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ing the resources of the Middle
East,” the former Texas governor
said of the Soviet presence in Af
ghanistan.
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munity leaders that the Russians
consider Afghanistan “just a way sta
tion on the way to the Persian Gulf,
the warm water port they've wanted
since the days of Catherine the
Great 300 years ago. ”
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and the Russians made a move to
ward Iran, he would set up a selec
tive blockade of “all of the ship
ments out of the Persian Gulf ex
cept petroleum flowing to United
States allies. However, he said he
would not allow any Iranian oil to
make it out of the Middle East.
Connally also advocated blockad
ing Cuba if the Russians move into
Iran. He said such a naval blockade
of the island should continue until
the Cuban government pulls its
troops out of Angola, Ethiopia and
South Yemen.
Stopping in the first state to hold
a GOP presidential primary, Con
nally had particularly harsh words
for President Carter — saying the
nation’s commander in chief has
shown the Russians “weakness and
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he said. “The Soviets have pose
tioned themselves to fight a ward
resources and we have failed to eves
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