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- Do we expect the CIA to verify Nuclear growth in USSR when they have trouble seeing what is going on in Cuba? There's linkage in verification issues. 1
- Liberal House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, is giving the Soviets an idea what's in President Ronald Reagan's poker hand in critical Geneva Arms Talks. The nuclear freeze action in the house weakens president's hand. 1
- President Jimmy Carter plans to enter the SALT II missile agreement with the very dangerous Soviet Union. He thinks the Soviet bear is tame enough to expose our children to the large critter and is putting the U.S. guns away. 1
- President Jimmy Carter ties the U.S. eagle to a huge soviet bear with Salt II Treaty chain. The simple zoo worker gives the eagle advice 1
- President Jimmy Carter's Secretary of State, Cyrus Vance resigned. The president looks at Vance's shambled office, with all the foreign disasters he was involved in revealed and comments what a great job Vance had done. What a mess. 1
- President Jimmy Carter's White House claims to be able to verify Salt II but can't see Soviets camped out in their front yard. 1
- President Jimmy Carter, signing a SALT 2 agreement with the Soviet Union is like an old high school prank pulled on unsuspecting Americans..putting sugar in a salt shaker at the malt shop. 1
- President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader, Yuri Andropov, are engaged in an arms wrestling event. House Speaker Tip O'Neill is chaining President's arm so he can't win. 1
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- Two boxing gloves ready to go again. US Salt Two glove is torn and bloody, Soviet glove has tacks showing violations. Another round? 1
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