Date set for arms talks and SALT II stance
President Reagan announced a June 29 start for a new START talks round with the Soviets in Geneva. He pledged U S restraint on SALT II while the Soviet Union remains compliant, and urged a nuclear arms reduction toward lower levels during a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery. Brezhnev rejected a negotiated freeze in a May reply.
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Hunger strike ends as refusenik husband wins U S visa
Lois Becker Frolova learns Andrei Frolov will emigrate to the United States after Soviet officials grant a visa. She will continue fasting until his release on Friday and remains cautious awaiting official word and details about the others.
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Reagan faces gender split over record in new polls
A Boston Globe report cites ABC and Harris polls showing 61 percent of men versus 42 percent of women favorable to Reagan, with women more upset by economic policy and war risk. Dems target turnout of women and Black voters to gain in fall elections. Republicans argue a rebound may occur in May polls.
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