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By ALAN DONNELLY

Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA ‘CP)—Canada might have hit its wheat export target of 300,000,000 bushels in the crop year just ended if Russia had been more prompt in making the wheat purchase it promised

Officials say the crop year ended July 31 without Russia tak-

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jin the closing year of a three- | year trade pact that expired eari>

|ery of the rest of its wheat con-

ing delivery of half of the 14,- 200,000 bushels it agreed to buy

ier this year.

Meanwhile. Trade, Minister Churchill, without referring to the Soviet shortfall, said in an inter- view that wheat exports won't be more than 7,000.900-bushels short of the 300,000,000-bushel target.

Officials say they aren't con- cerned about Russia taking deliv-

tract! Canadian \ wheat - board chairman’ W. C. McNamara has said it is just a question of when Soviet ships can take delivery.

TALKS GO ON

Negotiations are continuing here on: a, new trade agreement with Russia, but with no appar- ent signs of Soviet willingness: to bind themselves to future wheat purchases. 4

That tariff treatment is being continued on a temporary basis during the current negotiations.

In another field of interest to Canada’s wheat growers, talks are going ahead in an effort to

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