Gorbachev Schedule for White House Summit Visit
A detailed schedule covers Gorbachev and Shultz arriving at Andrews Air Force Base tea at the Soviet Embassy a White House ceremonial welcome Oval Office talks treaty signing and state dinners with events at the State Department and Soviet Embassy.
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George P. Shultz
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State Department
George Bush
Bush
No Embassy Dispute Predicted as Gorbachev Visits
Nearly two decades after the 1969 embassy pact the Washington Moscow buildings remain unfinished. Gorbachev will stay at the old Soviet embassy in Washington during the summit. Mount Alto potential eavesdropping site faces U S opposition and a Congress add on bill.
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United States
Soviet Union
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Moscow
U.S
State Department
Gorbachev
Mount Alto
Yuri Dubinin
House
Senate
Congress
White House
Pentagon
FBI
Issues Other Than Treaty Up For Discussion At Talks
Washington AP report outlines Reagan and Gorbachev focusing on regional conflicts in Afghanistan Central America and southern Africa alongside arms control. Emphasis on regional issues human rights and bilateral ties with talks on embassy status emigration and potential air traffic agreement.
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
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Central America
Africa
United States
Moscow
Nicaragua
Angola
Cambodia
Persian Gulf
Gorbachev
George P. Shultz
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
U.S
Senate Gearing For Examination Of Treaty
The Senate plans detailed hearings on the U S Soviet INF treaty eliminating intermediate range missiles with Gorbachev to be questioned at the Soviet Embassy. Hearings by Foreign Relations and other committees will begin mid January with Shultz and Carlucci as witnesses as discussions aim for a March Senate debate.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gorbachev
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Intelligence Committee
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Pell
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Hatch
Bob Dole
Kansas
Geneva
Reagan Charges Soviet Flouting of ABM Treaty at Krasnoyarsk Radar
The president outlined a tough stance accusing the Soviet Union of violating the 1972 ABM treaty by moving radar sites beyond permitted areas and likely conducting illegal anti missile tests. He warned this is not a friendly summit but a serious confrontation with old enemies.
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Krasnoyarsk
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