Kremlin sees mixed signals as Geneva talks loom
Soviet leaders show cautious optimism and internal dissent on arms talks with the United States. Chernenko, aged 73, seeks a breakthrough while balancing military and foreign policy limits. The Kremlin shifts from demanding space weapons talks to accepting Euromissile realities.
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William J. Eaton
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World poll suggests 1985 may be rough year
Gallup survey of 27 nations finds Americans expect more international discord in 1985 with 34 percent predicting a troubled year and 15 percent anticipating peace. Colombians show higher war fears while Greeks remain most optimistic. public views on U S and USSR roles vary.
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George Gallup Jr
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Colombia
U.S.S.R
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