Detente withstands Soviet dissent pressure warns Kissinger
Washington officials defend detente amid New York academy warning that Americans may quit joint projects with the Soviet Union. Kissinger argues human liberty matters but should not derail ongoing scientific co operation. Weinberger touts detente as better than public denouncements while Mills warns against closing ideas markets.
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Poseidon missiles to be modified after test failures
Navy Secretary John W. Warner said all Poseidon missiles in the U.S. submarine fleet will be modified after a series of test failures. The plan, outlined in a letter to Congress, spans about three years and aims to replace missiles without disrupting patrol cycles. Despite defects in tests, Warner stated reliability remains high and U.S. defense interests are not threatened.
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