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MOSCOW tAPl—Represenla- ﬁves of a number of major U.S businesses. convinced following talks with Kremlin leaders tha: i ﬂiey should begin trading with “ Russia. are ready to try to per. - made the U.S. government to l'emove trade obstacles.

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reby one ofa group of: 92 businessmen who began 1'9': turning home from fivc days of i talks. This man. who had long experience in trade talks here. h contrast to the inexperience

many in the group. com-. mented: - "They'll go back and talk to. their congressmen about mak-i

g it easier to trade With the Soviet Union.” 1 .A number of other business- . men of the 63 corporations re- 1 presented in the talks voiced a tautious conclusion that trade Should be developed Not all. however. were convinced,

y a tiny cash trade now exists b e t w e e n the United . States and the Soviet Unmngfﬁ ner cent of the 535.000.000.000 Worth of goods sold to Moscou . by all Western countries leis: gear.

Cattle Rustlers 1 Are Faster Now

. CALGARY (CF) ~-« Cattle l'ustlers are quicker at tzetq aways than they used to be in‘ the days of the "old West." I . Fred Newcombe. secretarv of} the Western Stock Growers‘ A?» . actuation. complained that "it‘s‘ getting like the old bootlegzinz ‘ days" when a rustler was ‘ treated so to n i e n tly when caught that it paid him to con- tinue. rustling

In one recent rustling case.‘ Mr. Newcombe said. a rustler was fined $125—and allovved to; keep $200 worth of stolen beef; in his deep freeze.

"You're getting: money for. nothing. or almost nothing. so} you pay your fine. charge it; against expemes. and go on."t

He complained that a cattle- man had no way of "locking. h!g doors" to keep his property ‘ "Transportation is 3:0 rapid no“ the rustler can be miles away before the theft :s discovered. ' '

Generally. he said. cattle owners think the punishment of I‘ustlerg went out with spankin: children. “\iaybe we should

bring it back.

Moder; Foods Give Cavities To Eskimos

Emmwrov (or) " Eski-t , . apparently, once needed1 dentists like a‘ hole in the head ‘

Now they get cavities like ev- 1 .rynnP else

Dr. C. H. Carley, a senior; federal government dental oi-g licer. said in an interview that '. the Eskimo once existed on or blah—protein, low - carbohydrate diet His teeth rarely decayed ‘ But now, many Eskimos eat the same refined high-carbohydrate foods as other Canadians—and they're paying for it in ca'vi- ties.'

Dr. Carley is one of st\ dent tats employed by the federal health and weltare department to work in vast area ot‘ Northern the Yukon. and the Mackenzw district of; the \‘orthwoSI Tcrritories.

Two of the dcntists. including ‘ Dr Farley. work out of Edmon~ ton. the nthcrs are stationed in i the north. ‘

CUBAN TAKES . LONG VOYAGE 1

LONDON (AP) -— A few t days ago Bernardo Rodriguez Portal. .9 Cuban fisherman.

100 miles off the coast of his native Cuba. Then he drifted inside American territorial ’ waters oft’ Key West, Fla. and was picked up.

Today. after travelling from Miami via Washington to Lon- don. Portal was on his way home via Prague and Shan- i non, lreiand. The total mile-

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to US. airline offi- Approximatety $735. ed tape, lack of diplomatic relations and air connections between Cuba and the United States obliged the [1.5. au- thorities to deport (“Wear-old Portal the hard way.

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