Senate ABM votes hinge on few uncommitted senators
Senate debate on the antiballistic missile plan shifts from technical arguments to political maneuvering as a handful of undecided senators—McIntyre Magnuson Williams Gravel Anderson and others—hold the balance. Opponents warn one defection could turn the vote, while administration backers count 45 solid votes with four leaning their way.
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