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...nation's top grownup on his way to work in the Oval Office. "Our children, children anywhere, cannot live happily while there are nuclear weapons on earth," she told the Commander in Chief, who said that ending the threat of nuclear war would make him happy too. Nevertheless, TASS later complained that the meeting had been orchestrated "in such a way as to make it appear that the President ran into the eleven-year-old girl by chance." Seemingly, Moscow's decision to send Katya on the peace mission did not much dampen even the war of words and innuendo...
...statement from the Soviet government published by the official Tass news agency said Moscow "declares itself free from the unilateral commitment made by it to refrain from conducting any nuclear explosions." The self-imposed ban began in August and was extended twice since...
Soviet news media increasingly attacked the U.S. testing program prior to Thursday's blast, which Tass said "cast doubt" on the Reagan administration's reliability as a partner in talks...
...acquittals amounted to less than a full declaration of innocence. Under Italian law, a court may fully absolve defendants or find that they cannot be convicted because of inadequate evidence. The verdicts were celebrated in Sofia and Moscow. The Soviet news agency TASS declared that charges of a Communist plot to kill the Pope had "crumbled to nothing." For his part, Marini vowed to fight on: "The case is still open. We are back to the starting point...
...Washington is annoyed by what it regards as Kremlin stalling in arranging a follow-up to the Geneva summit that is supposed to be held in the U.S. this year, and is seizing on various methods to signal displeasure. If so, Moscow seemed equally displeased: the Soviet news agency TASS called the U.N. restriction an attempt to prevent any thaw in U.S.-Soviet relations...