Brezhnev Won’t Press Nixon on Watergate Visit
Soviet leader Brezhnev told 11 American reporters at the Kremlin he would not raise Watergate during his talks with President Nixon in Washington. He called the affair a domestic matter and said it would be indecent to mention it during the U.S. trip. He stressed historic value in easing tensions, expanding trade, and improving U.S.-Soviet relations.
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Summit forecasts set frame for arms talks with Brezhnev
Washington experts say next week’s Nixon Brezhnev talks will mark a turning point in SALT negotiations. Kissinger predicts a qualitative limit on warheads could shift strategic balance more than weapon counts. Brezhnev seeks tech, grain, and Siberian mineral development while U.S. business eyes oil and gas. Brezhnev to visit Camp David and White House. protests planned but unlikely to meet him.
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