Ford would have SALT pact by now if elected in 1980
Former president Gerald Ford told a University of Michigan audience that a SALT agreement with the Soviet Union could have been reached in three months had he been elected in 1980. He faulted the Carter administration for revealing proposal details and said public statements hindered possible progress and hardened Senate opposition. Ford reiterated he will not decide on 1980 plans until after the 1978 elections, keeping the field open.
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U S Soviet arms talks advance amid high level diplomacy
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin held a meeting at the State Department at Dobrynin's request to explore resuming strategic arms talks. They discussed sending U S and Soviet negotiating teams to Geneva for renewed detailed discussions ahead of a May Geneva meeting with Andrei Gromyko.
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