World nuclear talks open in Geneva with six week term
U S and Soviet negotiators begin full session in Geneva at the U N Arms Control agency offices. Max Kampelman and Victor Karpov greet across the table as both sides seek a six week bargaining window amid anticipated wide ranging discussions on space weapons and strategic arms.
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Gorbachev Asserts Hopeful Start In Peace Talks
In Moscow Gorbachev, 54, hosts a second day of talks with world leaders following his Kremlin rise after Chernenko’s death. Bush praises potential progress while Thatcher Mitterrand Kohl Koivisto Mulroney meet to discuss Europe and global issues, signaling swift political transition and renewed arms talks optimism.
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