Summit plans not yet set for Reagan Gorbachev meeting
White House officials say a 1980s U.S. Soviet summit could occur in late November but no plans are in motion. The Washington Post reports Moscow offers October or November as tentative windows. Shultz and Shevardnadze talks in September may fix dates. Kohl offers to scrap missiles eases obstacles to an arms deal seen as a prerequisite.
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Soviet Pilot Claims Near Collision Over New York
Federal aviation officials found no radar evidence of a near collision with a Soviet Aeroflot jetliner near Kennedy Airport. The Soviet Embassy demanded explanation as Aeroflot disputes details and the investigation continues with tape review.
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