Word: mutually
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...have been hailed by Reagan shared that view. Dwight Eisenhower had an uncanny instinct for outrunning events and using them, hence his proposal for an international agency to guide peaceful development of atomic energy ("atoms for peace") and a scheme to open the U.S. and Soviet Union to mutual military surveillance ("open skies"). "I'm tired of dealing with mature men already set in their prejudices," protested Ike, who was then...
...added, "We are willing to begin immediately direct and frank conversations." U.S. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick described Ortega's charges as "paranoid and ridiculous," but reiterated the U.S. commitment to negotiate. She cited a five-point U.S. plan, outlined by Enders last August in Managua, that includes a mutual nonaggression treaty and an end to Nicaraguan support of Salvadoran rebels...
...main reason for the growth of the movement is increasing concern that political leaders of both superpowers?especially since the shelving of the SALT II treaty in 1980 and the failure to resume talks since then?have moved, with mutual belligerence, toward a direct confrontation that could trigger a nuclear war. Those worries were, in a sense, symbolized by a rhetorical exchange between Ronald Reagan and Leonid Brezhnev last week that probably did more to augment superpower tensions than to ease them. Speaking to the 17th Congress of Soviet Trade Unions, the medal-bedecked Soviet leader announced that Moscow...
This does not mean nuclear war is inevitable. A danger, yes?probably an increasing danger, given the deterioration in U.S.-Soviet relations. Yet even if those relations get much worse than they now are, the superpowers' mutual...
Except for Lansbury, who joined the company for the movie, they have all been together since Papp had the idea a couple of years ago that Pirates might make a few weeks of fun in the summer of 1980 for Central Park's outdoor theater. Their mutual loyalty is so strong that the five principals-Azito's role is smaller-agreed to an almost unheard-of pay scheme by which each of them took an equal and relatively small salary so that Papp could afford to make the film (hence Ronstadt's remark about acting without being...