Nuclear arms race persists after U.S.-Soviet pact
The AP reports despite the arms limitation agreement the nuclear race continues. The Soviet lead in ground forces and naval buildup is noted while MIRV development accelerates. U.S. plans include Trident submarines and the B1 bomber, with Congress wary of costs and timelines.
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