Arms disagreements ignored in Moscow pact paper reveal
White House documents released show the United States and Soviet Union expressing unilateral interpretations during the Moscow SALT talks. Disputes included NATO limits, heavy ICBM definitions, and U S access to allied technology, with both sides failing to secure firm compromises before the May 26 signing.
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SALT pact faces Republican critique on Soviet fleet
Sen Henry Jackson says the agreement allows Russia to keep 22 older G subs armed with shorter range missiles while the White House pushes ahead with modernization of offensive nuclear arms. Ziegler quoted as noting a Tuesday briefing. Phase Two of SALT may begin next fall if Congress approves the pact.
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