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Vladivostok Arms Race
Bar-Levav, Doron | April 12, 1975 issue

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Discusses the controversy over the arms accord concluded between the United States and the Soviet Union. Quantitative equalization of force levels provided by the Vladivostok accords; Statements in the press that the U.S. has made itself more vulnerable to a Soviet first strike; Allowance for increases instead of decreases in arms levels; Argument that the U.S. would not be jeopardizing its security interests by forgoing competition in a strategic arms race.

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ARMS control -- International cooperation; FIRST strike (Nuclear strategy); NUCLEAR arms control -- International cooperation; UNITED States; SOVIET Union
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