IN THE NEWS: STRACHEY MEETS SOVIET FOOD SHIPS

The transcript discusses the influence of political leaders and film stars, highlighting Tyrone Power's tour in South Africa. It then shifts to the topic of Soviet trade with Britain, focusing on the import of food items like salmon and crab, and the positive impact on British trade relations.

What was one of the reasons for Tyrone Power's visit to South Africa?

• To attend a political summit

• For a holiday and goodwill mission

• To conduct a business deal

• To promote a new movie

What did the Soviet cargo ship Sarpedon bring to Liverpool?

• Coal and steel

• Wheat and barley

• Salmon and crab

• Textiles and machinery

Why is the trade with Russia considered good news?

• It strengthens military alliances

• It involves the exchange of food and manufactured goods

• It boosts tourism

• It helps in cultural exchange

What did Mr. Strachey and his wife think of the Soviet food they sampled?

• It was bland

• It was excellent

• It was too salty

• It was spicy

What historical event is hinted at in the last section?

• The launch of a new film

• The arrival of the Grimsby Motor Trawl

• The signing of a peace treaty

• A political election