Nixon Brezhnev Sign Historic Nuclear Treaty
President Nixon and General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev sign a landmark treaty aimed at ending the nuclear arms race. The accord, hailed as a milestone in Cold War diplomacy, seeks to curb arms development and reduce global tensions.
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Nixon Brezhnev sign nuclear arms pact end race
Leaders Nixon and Brezhnev sign a treaty to halt the arms race ending five days of summit talks begun in 1969. The pact freezes land based missiles and ABM sites, requires U.S. Senate ratification, and calls for cancellation of one ABM ring around two sites.
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