Nuclear tests and Sino Soviet arms talks eyed for Moscow trip
The report notes President Nixon's planned May trip to Moscow with Kissinger possibly joining to set the agenda on nuclear testing. It cites SIPRI figures through 1970 showing United States and Soviet tests well over 500 combined underground tests, plus non signatories France and China conducting above ground tests. China claims 13 tests with 12 successes and hints at a Japan pact to ban nuclear weapons if diplomacy resumes.
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FBI expands overseas offices and staff
The FBI has increased its international presence from 90 to 96 agents, with 965 agents posted across ten overseas posts called legal attaches. Hoover persuaded Congress to authorize two new abroad offices to strengthen ties with police agencies abroad, while overseas intelligence is typically attributed to the CIA.
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