Soviet MIRV Tests Draw U.S. Debate On Arms Pact
Washington reports show administration advisers split over continuing MIRV tests as critics warn ongoing testing could jeopardize a strategic arms agreement with the Soviet Union. Officials say Moscow may fear lagging behind and press for similar capabilities. William P. Rogers says the United States must test now to avoid stalling talks.
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ABM Vote Toss-up Shifts in Senate Amid Contested Margin
In Washington a Senate vote battle over the Safeguard antiballistic missile system shows rival estimates of the margin, with opponents claiming 51 senators ready to vote against it while supporters anticipate a close outcome. The White House presses for full deployment, while MIRV development and strategic arms talks complicate the showdown ahead of possible joint House-Senate negotiations.
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