Brezhnev Shows Toy Cannon as Emigration Talks Continue
A 14 member U S Senate delegation in Moscow met with Leonid Brezhnev who demonstrated a toy cannon labeled his new weapons system. Officials said talks on emigration for trade yielded no breakthroughs but offered clearer positions. Brezhnev emphasized arms restraint and peaceful purposes, while Javits and others pushed for greater émigré freedoms and debated Export-Import Bank credit limits. The visitors planned three days in Leningrad before returning to Washington.
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U.S. and Soviet teams restart SALT talks in Geneva
After an eight week recess, United States and Soviet negotiators resumed discussions in Geneva aiming for a new nuclear arms agreement by year end. Chief envoys Johnson and Semenov seek limits on delivery systems and verification amid disputes over submarines, bombers, and cruise missiles. Brezhnev may visit Washington if progress continues.
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