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...meeting a re-election asset for Reagan. One of his few campaign weaknesses has been the nagging worry that he had let relations between the nuclear superpowers drift into a dangerous limbo. Simply appearing on TV with Gromyko should win him points from voters for at least trying to restart a dialogue...
...could deliver a devastating first strike. Unlike the INF talks, the START negotiations were never formally ended. But after the deployment of U.S. Pershing II and Tomahawk missiles in Europe began, the Soviets contended that they would have to reassess the global nuclear balance before proposing a date to restart START. Twenty-two months later they still show no signs of ever doing...
...relations was equally vague. It said that "the first need is for solidarity and resolve among us all." It then stated a determination "to pursue the search for extended political dialogue and long-term cooperation with the Soviet Union and her allies." Noting that the U.S. "has offered to restart nuclear-arms-control talks anywhere, at any tune, without preconditions," it expressed the hope that the Soviet Union "will act in a constructive and positive...
...fire-department paramedics at the scene of the accident immediately started cardiopulmonary resuscitation, fluids and drugs were given intravenously, and air was blown into his lungs repeatedly. At Louis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital, an emergency team labored over Jimmy for three hours. They used electric shock five times to restart his heart, put him on a respirator, and with heat lamps slowly warmed his body to 91° F in order to prevent further tissue damage...
...South African hostilities against the Angolan government and to Pretoria's support for the antigovernment forces of Jonas Savimbi's National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA). "The governments of Cuba and Angola," the communiqué went on, "reiterate that they shall restart, on their own decision and exercising their sovereignty, the implementation of the gradual withdrawal [of Cuban troops] as soon as the conditions...