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Shultz Says U S Soviet Arms Stalemate Needs Private Talks
Secretary of State George Shultz warned the U S Soviet arms control stalemate will persist without resumed private diplomacy after a Geneva summit. He cited public exchanges over a nuclear test ban and noted plans to renew direct talks with the Soviets, including possible discussions when Anatoly Dobrynin returns to Washington. Shultz spoke in Rome and on his Vatican visit, urging allied support for anti terrorism efforts and criticizing public over private negotiation patterns.
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