Nixon predicts Reagan victory over Kennedy in 1984
Former President Nixon says Edward Kennedy will seek the presidency in 1984, but Reagan will win. He predicts Kennedy will win the Democratic nomination four years after Chappaquiddick, while Reagan will seek a second term and fulfill tax and inflation cuts to strengthen the U S. position.
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Reagan presses START talks amid Memorial Day speech
President Reagan urged nuclear arms reductions and said START talks with the Soviet Union would begin in Geneva later this month. He pledged U S adherence to SALT II constraints while the Soviets do the same, and spoke at Arlington National Cemetery about reducing arms to a safer world. He warned of a gulf between moral codes and urged firm dialogue to build lasting treaties.
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Kirkpatrick Meets Reagan Over Falklands Policy
U S ambassador to the United Nations Jeane Kirkpatrick spoke with President Reagan for about 40 minutes at the White House on Monday to discuss her stance on the Falklands crisis. Officials said she has not resigned and was invited at her request for the holiday meeting with only National Security Advisor William P. Clark present.
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