Anti Missile Plans Stir Washington Debate
Washington debate over Sentinel antimissile defense continues after McNamara era plans. Critics warn the system is obsolete or insufficient against Soviet forces, while proponents cite deterrence benefits and potential leverage in talks. The issue links to costs, poverty, and national security as campaigns unfold.
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