Ford says SALT pact would have been reached in three months
former president Gerald R. Ford in Ann Arbor says a new strategic arms pact with the Soviet Union would have been achieved within three months if he had won the 1980 election. He criticizes Carter's handling of negotiations and warns that public details hinder diplomacy and hardliners in the Senate. Ford notes his own tentative SALT plan restricted missiles to 2400 and argues for arms reduction rather than growth.
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United States and Soviet Union discuss resuming arms talks
Secretary of State Vance met with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin at the State Department at Dobrynin’s request. They discussed restarting strategic arms talks in Geneva later this month ahead of a May meeting between Vance and Gromyko.
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