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Rusk eyes Soviet plan to avert surprise attacks
In MoscowDean Rusk said the United States is interested in a Soviet plan to avert surprise attacks by stationing inspectors at strategic points in the East and West He backed an aerial open skies inspection concept but warned any East West nonaggression pact would require NATO unity France and West Germany reservations plus guaranteed Allied access to Berlin. Rusk met Gromyko and Home in a series of sessions described as very good and business like A bipartisan Senate group also met Kremlin deputies in the first such US Soviet parliamentary exchange.
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