U.S. Soviet ABM accord shaped by negotiators
Washington outlines the first phase of the SALT talks ending in May with a treaty to allow both nations to deploy 150 to 200 defensive ABMs on their territories. Administration officials disclosed main elements to Congress after private briefings, noting broader offensive limits would follow in phase two.
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Talks to reopen on Soviet debt repayment to U.S.
The State Department announced an agreement in principle to restart negotiations over Russia's World War II lend-lease debt to the United States. The last talks ended in 1952 with a $500 million gap. U.S. demand was $800 million while the Soviets offered $300 million.
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