Carter keeps underground tests option open in test ban push
President Carter says he wants an instant ban on all nuclear testing but White House officials indicate he will not unilaterally halt underground tests. He seeks an international agreement and a broad SALT accord addressing cruise missiles and the backfire bomber. Brezhnev and Gromyko statements are viewed as supportive of a wider ban.
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Bell Seen Likely to Be Confirmed Attorney General
Senate leaders from both parties expect Atlanta lawyer Griffin B Bell to win confirmation as attorney general by a substantial margin despite a lengthy debate. The full Senate planned up to eight hours of discussion on Carter’s nominee as the last cabinet post to be filled.
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