Nuclear arms limits pass Senate amid SALT debate
The Senate approved a U.S. Soviet five year arms agreement by 88 to 2 and sent the amended plan to conference with the House. The interim pact freezes ICBMs and submarine launchers while noting U.S. and Soviet totals and the possibility of a future treaty with equality language. Senator Jackson defended the amendment as essential for future talks, while Fulbright argued it ignores qualitative U.S. advantages. In Missouri, residency rules for voting differ by county with 28 day and one year standards at issue, affecting registration and presidential voting rights.
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