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Rostow, a conservative Democrat, former State Department official and longtime professor at Yale University Law School, came under fire from the White House last summer when he and Paul Nitze, the INF negotiator whom Rostow supervised, recommended that the U.S. pursue an informal proposal that Nitze had discussed with Yuli Kvitsinsky, the Soviet INF negotiator at Geneva. As one Administration official recalls, it offered "the glimmer of a damned good outcome." William Clark, Reagan's National Security Adviser, criticized both Rostow and Nitze for not staying in closer contact with the White House. Nitze responded with a question...
...delivered his address in calm, measured tones, it soon became clear that his words were truly directed to an audience outside the Soviet Union. He publicly confirmed an offer that Soviet negotiators at the Geneva talks on intermediate-range nuclear forces (INF) in Europe had only been hinting at in their informal discussions with U.S. diplomats. The Soviet Union, Andropov said, would be willing to "reduce hundreds of missiles" aimed at Western Europe if the NATO alliance reversed its decision to deploy 572 Pershing II and cruise missiles in five West European countries starting late next year. According to Andropov...
Possible adjustments in the Soviet negotiating position surfaced last month just as the latest session of the talks on intermediate-range nuclear forces (INF) was drawing to a close. The Soviet negotiators still rejected President Reagan's proposal for a "zero option," under which NATO members would reverse their decision to deploy new nuclear weapons if the Soviets dismantled all 333 of their SS-20s everywhere in the U.S.S.R., including the far east, plus the 280 aging SS-4 and SS-5 missiles. Instead, during informal chats over coffee and orange juice, the Soviets let it be known that...
...base at Greenham Common, 50 miles west of London, that has been designated as a site for cruise missiles. There to record the scuffles between demonstrators and police was a Soviet television crew. Said a senior U.S. State Department official: "They are hoping that popular opposition will derail the INF talks, so they can get zero from the American side for free...
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