INF Treaty Verifies Pact Costs Cheating for Now
The INF agreement aims to curb ground launched missiles with on site inspections, satellite surveillance, and observer teams. It requires dismantling SS-12M SS-23 and SS-20 missiles within years and authorizes extensive monitoring for 13 years, while preserving other nuclear weapons.
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Conservative lawmaker defends missile treaty in White House ceremony
Rep. William Dickinson a conservative on the House Armed Services Committee says fellow conservatives oppose the U.S.-Soviet missile treaty too harshly. He notes conservatives may demand bold action yet acknowledge reality, while Reagan faces criticism from Conservative Caucus leader Howard Phillips and fundraiser Richard Viguerie who call him an apologist for Gorbachev.
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Demonstrators in Lafayette Park vent opposition to arms pact
A diverse crowd gathered near the White House on the day Mikhail Gorbachev arrived to protest Soviet arms policy and U.S. missile spending. Ukrainian activists, AIDS researchers, and other groups pressed varied causes as National Park Police managed the one-block demonstration site amid chants and signs.
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Afghan conflict haunts INF treaty talks as rivals push views
Senate debate on Afghanistan as a key hurdle to the INF pact continues. Cerasimov rejects linked treaties while analysts say progress on Afghanistan could boost ratification chances for START and INF. Rebels outside the White House seek a face saving exit, urging Moscow to recall troops, amid intense political pressure.
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Gorbachev listens for new words in talks with Reagan
Gorbachev pushes for new words as talks with Reagan progress on arms control. The ceremony marks a signing on a treaty to scrap hundreds of missiles, with on site verification and inspections to follow. Officials note双方 differences remain on photographe SS-20 missiles and verification details while preparatory steps proceed.
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Reagan in superb health amid summit with Gorbachev
President Reagan, 78, is described as in superb health by his physician. Army Col John Hutton said Reagan is full of energy and running on 16 cylinders as talks with Mikhail Gorbachev proceed. A Kremlin team of three doctors checked local hospitals and White House facilities beforehand. First Lady Nancy Reagan is recovering well from breast cancer surgery eight weeks ago.
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Rally for Soviet Jews draws 200000 in Washington
Organizers say the weekend rally shows only a beginning as they press the Soviets for emigration freedom Hebraic language recognition and end to jamming Voice of Israel. Morris Abram says concrete steps toward progress are hoped from the summit. FAA bans banner planes and photo flights over DC during the summit for safety and security.
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