Nixon Brezhnev sign SALT pact amid public secrecy
In Moscow on May 26 1972 President Nixon and Soviet Leader Brezhnev signed four copies of the SALT agreements after secret corrections were found in one English version. Negotiators recount years of rounds from Helsinki to Vienna, outlining ABM and offensive weapons limits, with final compromises announced May 20.
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New York Times
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National Command Authority
NCA
FBI
Europe
Congress
U.S
United Sttes
Soviet Union
Gerald C. Smith
Semyonov
Eban Says Moscow Talks Fail to Break Mideast Deadlock
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said Nixon's Moscow summit did not move the stalled Jarring peace mission. He noted the deadlock hardened over six months and cited UN Security Council action on December 13, 1971. Egypt's Sadek hailed Soviet ties as a path to Arab victory and military cooperation.
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Moscow
Mideast
United Press International
Abba Eban
Nixon
Middle East
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National Radio
Jarring
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Israel
Kremlin
U.N. Security Council
New York
Egypt
Cairo
Mohammed Ahmed Sadek
Soviet Union
Sadek
Big A
Andrei A. Grechko
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Sian's Rise From Ancient Capital to Modern Boomtown
In Shensi province, Sian rebounded from a past decline to a booming present with population rises to 1.4 million in the city and 2.46 million in the county. The region expands in industry, becoming a textile hub and moving into chemicals, electronics and machine building. Industrial output in 1971 greatly surpassed 1949 levels.
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Sian
China
Ee Shensi
Shensi
Peking
P Bly
Ing
Sran
Soviet French Talks Highlight Security Conference Briefing
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko wrapped a three day visit with discussions alongside French leaders on a forthcoming security conference. A subdued joint communique suggested continued exchanges on the conference subject as the US election looms.
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Gromyko
Georges Pompidou
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Maurice Schumann
Belfast blast injures 18 at Woodvale Arms pub
A bomb blast damaged the Woodvale Arms in Belfast injuring 18 people including two soldiers and 16 civilians. Police said the second blast was a tit for tat attack and troops cleared the area amid unruly crowds as IRA factional divisions and cease fire talks were discussed by officials.
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Woodvale
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