Eisenhower offers base data exchange signals cautious thaw
World reaction to the Geneva meeting leans toward a cautious thaw as Eisenhower’s proposal to share base information with the USSR aims to ease mutual fears. Analysts note Kremlin tactics have softened and Western access increases, while U.S. bases face limited growth and consolidation.
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