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Arms disagreements ignored in Moscow pact revealed
White House documents released show the United States and Soviet Union sweeping several disagreements under the rug to push a nuclear arms limit at the Moscow summit signed May 26 by Nixon and Brezhnev. Disputes cover NATO missile definitions heavy ICBMs and allied limits, with both sides stating no real disagreement despite unilateral interpretations.
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