Shultz wins European backing for missile deployment
Secretary of State George P. Shultz, returning from a 12 day European tour, appears to have stiffened allied resolve to deploy 572 new cruise missiles and Pershing 2 rockets in Europe next year. He won support in West Germany France Britain Italy and the Netherlands amid domestic opposition and warned 1983 will be challenging for the Western alliance.
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Andropov Eyes Wedge With West On Nuclear Issue
Western experts anticipate Yuri Andropov will press a split with the United States and Europe over nuclear arms in a major speech planned for the Soviet Union’s 60th anniversary. He will stress internal discipline, note cadre changes, and hint at domestic economic weakness while proposing a reduction of SS-20 missiles if NATO delays Pershing 2 and cruise missiles.
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