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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1987

Page

14

Soviet turnaround on summit not due to dissension

Moscow says the shift in Soviet stance toward a Washington summit was due to negotiation pace, not internal party disputes. Yeltsin offered resignation after criticizing reform pace, but central leadership supports Gorbachev's line. Shultz visit and Reagan remarks frame the drawn out talks with Shevardnadze.

Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev Washington Communist Party Gorbachev Fyodor M. Burlatsky Central Committee Boris N. Yeltsin Yeltsin U.S George P. Shultz Anatoly I. Lukyanov Lukyanov Politburo Moscow Party Committee Communist Party of the Soviet Union Shevardnadze Shultz Reagan Eduard Shevardnadze George Shultz White House Burlatsky United States Communist Party Central Committee Literaturnaya Gazeta Reykjavik Iceland

Summit Aims To Sharpen Nuclear Pact And U S Image

Soviet political scientist Fyodor Burlatsky says the U S Soviet summit may do more than sign a disarmament pact. He argues the talks could help reshape the enemy image and improve relations as Gorbachev plans a Dec 7 summit in Washington after talks with Shultz.

Moscow Reagan Washington Mikhail S. Gorbachev U.S White House Eduard A. Shevardnadze Shevardnadze Fyodor Burlatsky Soviet Political Science Association

Gorbachev Maintains Firm Grip on Power Ahead of Summit

Washington officials say Mikhail Gorbachev holds a very firm grip on power in the Soviet Union despite signs of Kremlin dissent. Plans for the December 7 Washington summit proceed as U.S. and Soviet negotiators resume Geneva talks on verification and withdrawal of intermediate range missiles ahead of the treaty deadline.

Washington Kremlin Mikhail Gorbachev Soviet Union America Reagan Administration Gorbachev Rozanne Ridgway Reagan Ridgway U.S Richard Lugar Indiana Senate Foreign Relations Committee Boris N. Yeltsin Moscow Communist Party Moscow Eduard A. Shevardnadze Politburo Yeltsin George P. Shultz Britain West Germany Belgium Italy Geneva

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