Russia - Soviet Union
Jun. 06, 1962 - Peanuts for machines A economic, technical, and cultural exchange bet ween the Senegal and the Soviet Union has been settled. Partners of this agreement were the prime ministers of both countries. The Senegal is mostly interested in receiving machines of the Soviet Union and will sent peanuts in exchange. It is not yet known if both countries will also start taking up diplomatic relations. OPS: from left to right: the Prime Minister of the Senegal Mamadu Dia, the Soviet Prime Minister Nikita Khruschev and Foreign Minister Gromyko, during their talks in the Kremlin
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