Dartmouth conference signals chill in U S Soviet ties
An unofficial five day Dartmouth conference in Jurmala Latvia drew prominent Russians and Americans. Georgi Arbatov led the Soviet delegation with ties to Brezhnev while the American side included Helmut Sonnenfeldt Joseph Sisco and David Rockefeller. The group issued a communique urging renewed effort to ease tensions.
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Soviet Tass cites Carter as constructive on arms control
The Tass news agency criticized President Carter's SALT proposals as unilateral and vocalized that the White House remains in an uncon structive stance. Tass commentator Yuri Kornilov urged resuming talks and a new treaty with strict equality, while noting Soviet enthusiasm for continued dialogue and mutual understanding. American and Soviet delegates exchanged views at a high level, with American breeziness about Brzezinski sparking nostalgia for Nixon and Ford.
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