Bishops Warn Realism But Hopeful On Nuclear Talks
Washington AP bishops warn against miracle expectations for next week's U S Soviet summit urging realism yet望 for progress. Cardinal Bernardin and Bishop Malone endorse dialogue while pressuring deep cuts in arsenals and questioning Star Wars policy amid ongoing nuclear tensions.
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America
James Malone
Youngstown
Ohio
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Malone
Joseph Bernardin
Chicago
Bernardin
Reagan
U.S
Reagan expected to gain in popularity from Geneva summit
U S optimism runs high that President Reagan will return with a popularity surge regardless of outcome. Scholars say meetings with the Soviet leader create a rally around the flag effect even without arms control deals. Observers expect a short term rise of 5 to 10 percent unless a major achievement follows.
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Geneva
Stephen Hess
Brookings Institution
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Eisenhower
Hess
Lyndon B. Johnson
Glassboro
N.J
Alexei Kosygin
Johnson
Stephen J. Wayne
George Washington University
Wayne
Gorbachev
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