Reagan optimistic as arms talks begin in Geneva
President Reagan announced START talks with the Soviet Union will start June 29 in Geneva. He pledged to honor existing treaties while the Soviets show equal restraint and spoke at Arlington Cemetery during Memorial Day ceremonies. The U S and Soviet teams will be led by Edward Roway and V P Karpov.
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Budget stalls new House legislation
Washington AP reports a deadlock in the House over a 1983 budget blueprint delays gaining congressional approval for a plan to curb government red ink. As Congress returned from Memorial Day, leaders pledged action though divisions persisted, and the Budget Committee debated a fresh plan amid weak prospects for quick consensus.
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Senate Unanimous Move Skips Midnight Vote On Housing Bill
Senate negotiators faced procedural delays as a housing bill neared passage at midnight. Senator Dole urged speed noting non deductible sessions, and Howard Baker warned unanimity could bypass rules. The chamber ultimately voted unanimously to proceed and passed the bill after brief deliberations.
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