Castro shows flexibility leaning toward U S ties
Intimates say Fidel Castro is less opposed to warming relations with the United States. Analysts note a shift since September, with private conversations indicating a more flexible stance and interest in dialogue before or after the Nixon administration exits.
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Soviet Union may retire medium range missiles in shift
US defense sources say the Soviet Union appears to be retiring 140 to 884 missiles with 1000 to 2000 mile ranges, removing many from European and Asian sites. They flag no retirements among ICBMs, while the US contemplates Titan II cuts amid possible arms control talks.
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Castro shifts policy amid Moscow summit concerns
Theberge cites Castro’s fear that a U S Soviet understanding at the Moscow summit could undermine Cuba’s activity interests. The shift appears tied to worries that a broader U S Soviet accord may sideline Havana’s regional aims and influence.
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