Sticking point in SALT talks over cruise missile ban
The Soviet proposal to bar US research on cruise missiles stalls SALT II talks. Washington opposes a broad ban citing production and testing needs and secrecy concerns. U.S. ally pressure in Western Europe increases the debate as talks set for September 22.
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Air Force seeks revival of FB111 bomber plan in renamed role
The Air Force urged Defense Secretary Brown to revive production and convert the FBI fighter into a long range nuclear manned bomber. The plan envisions upgrading 65 existing FB111s and adding 100 more, with a projected cost around 7 billion and a range of about 5 700 nautical miles, aiming to penetrate Soviet defenses.
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