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Safire, William. REAGAN'S
NEXT TERM. The New York Times, January
13, 1985, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section
6; Page 20, Column 3; Magazine Desk.
Letter to the Editor. LEADERSHIP
CHANGE IN RUSSIA. Los Angeles Times, March
18, 1985, Monday, Home Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page
4; Column 4; Letters Desk.
Caution on the
path. (summit meeting between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail
Gorbachev) (editorial). Los Angeles Times,
April 9 , 1985, v104, Tue ed, sec II, col 1, p4.
Summit time blues.
(editorial). The New Republic, May 6, 1985,
v192, p7(2).
SMITH, HEDRICK. AIDE
TO REAGAN SAYS SUMMIT MEETING IS PROBABLE. The
New York Times, May 10, 1985, Friday, Late City
Final Edition, Section A; Page 10, Column 4; Foreign
Desk.
Buckley, William F.,
Jr. A summit in the air? (Ronald Reagan and Mikhail
Gorbachev). National Review, May 17, 1985,
v37, p55(1).
Ignatius, David;
Kempe, Frederick. Reagan and Gorbachev set November
summit meeting to get acquainted, discuss strategic arms
treaties. (Ronald Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev)
(International News). Wall Street Journal,
July 3, 1985, Wed ed, col 1, p18(W) p19(E).
Lewis, Flora. Climbing
to the summit. (planned summit meeting between Ronald
Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev in September) (column). New
York Times, July 8, 1985, v134, Mon ed, col 1,
p19(N) pA17(L).
Crozier, Brian. Conditional
talks. (Ronald Reagan's summit meeting with Mikhail
Gorbachev). National Review, July 26, 1985,
v37, p24(1).
Boyd, Gerald M. President
hoping to end 'suspicions' at summit parley; no major
pacts expected; he wants to assure Gorbachev of U.S.
intentions but also questions Soviet goals. (Ronald
Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev). New York Times,
Aug 25, 1985, v134, Sun ed, sec 1, col 1, p1.
CONINE, ERNEST. SOVIETS
RIDE A CROOKED MILE IN SPACE; THEY LIE ABOUT 'STAR WARS,'
BUT WE SHOULD STILL NEGOTIATE. Los Angeles
Times, August 26, 1985, Monday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 5; Column 3; Op-Ed
Desk.
NELSON, JACK. DESPERATELY
NEEDS VICTORY, AIDES SAY; REAGAN ENTERING CRITICAL PERIOD
OF HIS PRESIDENCY. Los Angeles Times, September
9, 1985, Monday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 1;
Column 3; National Desk.
SMITH, HEDRICK. Impressions
of M. Gorbachev. The New York Times, September
12, 1985, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section
B; Page 10, Column 3; National Desk.
President faces
rocky climb to the summit. U.S. News & World
Report, Sept 16, 1985, v99, p26(2).
Smith , Gerard C. and
Paul C. Warnke. HOPE FOR THE SUMMIT. The
New York Times, September 26, 1985, Thursday,
Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 35, Column
1; Editorial Desk.
Gelb, Leslie H. THE
MIND OF THE PRESIDENT. The New York Times, October
6, 1985, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 6;
Page 21, Column 1; Magazine Desk.
Chaze, William L. Tuning
up for summit. (Geneva arms control summit meeting). U.S.
News & World Report, Oct 7, 1985, v99, p22(2).
Powell, Stewart. The
war of words. (propaganda use by U.S. and Soviet Union).
U.S. News & World Report, Oct 7, 1985, v99,
p34(7).
Knight, Robin. Wooing
of the West. (Mikhail Gorbachev's public-relations blitz
in Europe). U.S. News & World Report,
Oct 14, 1985, v99, p22(2).
Crozier, Brian. The
approaching summit. (Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev
summit meeting in November, 1985). National
Review, Oct 18, 1985, v37, p26(1).
Novak, Michael. Tell
Gorbachev for me. (summit meeting of Mikhail Gorbachev
and Ronald Reagan). National
Review, Oct 18, 1985 v37, p46(1).
Saikowski, Charlotte. US-Soviet
summit dialogue include Afghanistan?. Christian
Science Monitor (Boston, MA), October 18, 1985,
Friday, Pg. 1.
Kalb, Madeleine G. FOREIGN
POLICY: WHERE CONSENSUS ENDS. The New York
Times, October 27, 1985, Sunday, Late City
Final Edition, Section 6; Page 103, Column 1;
Magazine Desk.
Buckley, William F.,
Jr. Geneva coming up. (Ronald Reagan's meeting with
Mikhail Gorbachev). National Review, Nov 1,
1985, v37, p78(1).
Kennan, George F. FIRST
THINGS FIRST AT THE SUMMIT. The New York
Times, November 3, 1985, Sunday, Late City
Final Edition, Section 4; Page 21, Column 1;
Editorial Desk.
CONINE, ERNEST. SUMMIT
DEAL IS WAITING TO BE MADE; EVEN ON 'STAR WARS,' REAGAN
AND SOVIETS CAN STRIKE A BARGAIN. Los
Angeles Times, November 4, 1985, Monday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 5; Column 3; Op-Ed
Desk.
Gergen, David R. Iron
doctrine for 'iron teeth'. U.S. News &
World Report, Nov 4, 1985, v99, p90(1).
Shapiro, Joseph P. How
Reagan prepares for Gorbachev. (preparing for summit
meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev). U.S. News &
World Report, Nov 4, 1985, v99, p33(1).
The key danger
zones on U.S.-Soviet agenda. (Summit Issues, part 2).
U.S. News & World Report, Nov 4, 1985,
v99, p30(2).
GWERTZMAN, BERNARD. U.S.
AIDES DOUBT SUCCESS AT SUMMIT. The New York
Times, November 7, 1985, Thursday, Late City
Final Edition, Section A; Page 1, Column 3; National
Desk.
Chaze, William L. Back
in the game; Reagan's counter-counteroffer to the Soviets
helps set the tone for Geneva. The result: everyone
involved is getting a sharper focus on the summit.
U.S. News & World Report, Nov 11, 1985,
v99, p28(2).
CLIFT, ELEANOR and
JAMES GERSTENZANG. KEY TO PEACE IS STRENGTH,
REAGAN SAYS; COMMON SENSE CALLED VITAL TO SUMMIT DIALOGUE.
Los Angeles Times, November 12, 1985,
Tuesday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 1; Column 6;
Foreign Desk.
Larrabee, F. Stephen. GOALS
FOR THE SUMMIT MEETING; Firmer Political Relations.
The New York Times, November 14,
1985, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section A;
Page 35, Column 1; Editorial Desk.
Christopher, Maura. Ten
who seek nuclear security at Geneva. Scholastic
Update, Nov 15, 1985, v118, p21(1).
Cohen, Stephen. The
Malchick meets the Lone Ranger. (Mikhail Gorbachev,
Ronald Reagan). New Statesman, Nov
15, 1985, v110, p21(2).
McLaughlin, John. The
summit according to Henry. (summit meeting in Geneva,
Henry Kissinger). National Review, Nov 15,
1985, v37, p24(1).
New hope for a
major breakthrough; successful arms talks, experts say,
are up to President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, the
Soviet leader. Scholastic Update, Nov 15,
1985, v118, p3(1).
Kissinger, Henry A. A
formula from Reykjavik; arms proposals full of peril.
(column). Los Angeles Times, Nov 16, 1986,
v105, Sun ed, sec V, col 1, p1.
COOK, DON and STANLEY
MEISLER. THE SUMMIT AT GENEVA; REPORTER'S
NOTEBOOK: MEDIA INVASION THE BIGGEST GENEVA HAS EVER SEEN.
Los Angeles Times, November 17, 1985,
Sunday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 5; Column 3;
Foreign Desk.
Smith, Hedrick. GENEVA:
A TEST OF TWO WILLS. The New York Times, November
17, 1985, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section
6; Page 44, Column 1; Magazine Desk.
Smith, Hedrick. Geneva;
a test of two wills. (Ronald Reagan and Mikhail
Gorbachev). The New York Times Magazine,
Nov 17, 1985, v135, p44(10).
Lelyveld, Joseph. A
reporter's notebook: 14 words from Reagan. (Geneva Summit
Meeting, Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev). New
York Times, Nov 18, 1985, v135, Mon ed, col 5, p8(N)
pA9(L).
Trewhitt, Henry. Eying
the stakes. (Geneva summit meeting forecasts). U.S.
News & World Report, Nov 18, 1985, v99, p28(2).
Apple, R.W., Jr. Reagan
confers with Gorbachev in Geneva parley; sessions total 4
hours; leaders spending more time alone than anticipated
- aides call it good sign. (Mikhail Gorbachev; Geneva
summit meeting). New York Times, Nov
20, 1985, v135, Wed ed, col 6, p1(N) pA1(L).
Hoffman, David. Leaders
meet in an air of nervous cordiality. Washington
Post, Nov 20, 1985, v108, Wed ed, col 3, pA1.
Saikowski, Charlotte. Reagan,
Gorbachev finally meet at Geneva. Christian
Science Monitor, Nov 20, 1985, v77, Wed ed, col 1,
p1.
LELYVELD, JOSEPH. NOW
JACKSON IS EMBRACING THE NUANCES. The New
York Times, November 21, 1985, Thursday, Late
City Final Edition, Section A; Page 15, Column 1;
Foreign Desk.
NETTER, THOMAS W. IN
GENEVA, THE POLITICS OF FOOD AND THE DINNER DIPLOMACIES.
The New York Times, November 21, 1985,
Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section C; Page
10, Column 1; Home Desk.
TAUBMAN, PHILIP. THE
SUMMIT: WHAT FRUIT WILL IT BEAR?; A SMILING REAGAN IN
SOVIET TV NEWS. The New York Times, November
21, 1985, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 16, Column 1; Foreign Desk.
WEINRAUB, BERNARD. REAGAN
CONTINUES PRIVATE MEETINFS WITH GORBACHEV. The
New York Times, November 21, 1985, Thursday, Late City Final
Edition, Section A; Page 1, Column 6; Foreign Desk.
Cannon, Lou; Lee, Gary
A. Reagan, Gorbachev vow to curb arms race. (Ronald
Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev). Washington Post,
Nov 22, 1985, v108, Fri ed, col 4, pA1.
Kempe, Frederick. Lacking
major accord, Geneva Summit yields an easing of tensions;
Reagan, Gorbachev's rapport startles some; Star Wars,
Afghan issues are shelved; back to normal for Aeroflot?.
Wall Street Journal, Nov 22, 1985, Fri ed, col
6, p1(W) p1(E).
Mendelsohn, Jack. Eyes
down on your summit scorecard. (Reagan-Gorbachev summit).
New Statesman, Nov 22, 1985, v110, p18(2).
Nelson, Jack; Clift,
Eleanor. Two leaders try to charm each other. (Ronald
Reagan; Mikhail Gorbachev; Geneva summit meeting). Los
Angeles Times, Nov 22 , 1985, v104, Fri ed, sec I,
col 4, p1.
Nelson, Jack. 'Constructive'
steps for peace taken, President says; 'understand each
other better' now. (Ronald Reagan; Geneva summit meeting).
Los Angeles Times, Nov 22, 1985, v104, Fri ed,
sec I, col 6, p1.
Rosenberg, Howard. HOWARD
ROSENBERG: SPECULATION TOPS SUMMIT SUBJECTS.
Los Angeles Times, November 22, 1985,
Friday, Home Edition, Calendar; Part 6; Page 1;
Column 4; Entertainment Desk.
SCHMEMANN,
SERGE. REAGAN AND GORBACHEV OPTIMISTIC AFTER
MEETING; RUSSIAN APPEARS UPBEAT. The New
York Times, November 22, 1985, Friday, Late
City Final Edition, Section A; Page 1, Column 5;
Foreign Desk.
SUMMIT FINALE:
PRAISE FROM WEINBERGER; TEXT OF THE JOINT U.S.-SOVIET
STATEMENT: 'GREATER UNDERSTANDING ACHIEVED'. The
New York Times, November 22, 1985, Friday, Late
City Final Edition, Section A; Page 15, Column 1;
Foreign Desk.
Hoffman, David. Tense
turning point at summit; key Reagan-Gorbachev handshake
calmed atmosphere. (Mikhail Gorbachev; Geneva summit
meeting). Washington Post, Nov 23,1985,
v108, Sat ed, col 4, pA1.
SHOGAN, ROBERT. SUMMIT'S
SUCCESS MAY BOOST REAGAN POLITICAL STOCK ON ARMS CONTROL.
Los Angeles Times, November 24, 1985,
Sunday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 4; Column 1;
Foreign Desk.
Simes, Dmitri K. THE
SUMMIT -- SOMETHING OF A SUCCESS. The New
York Times, November 24, 1985, Sunday, Late
City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 23, Column 1;
Editorial Desk.
Chaze, William L. Weighing
the odds on the summit. U.S. News & World
Report, Nov 25, 1985, v99, p33(1).
Levin, Bob. The
star wars summit. (Geneva Summit Meeting). Maclean's,
Nov 25, 1985, v98, p22(2).
Sidey, High. When
history reaches a peak; future Soviet-American relations
are at stake as Reagan and Gorbacehv meet. (Mikhail
Gorbachev). Time, Nov 25, 1985, v126,
p30(3).
Posner, Michael;
Lewis, Peter; McDonald, Marci; North, David. Raising
toasts to a new era. (analysis of Geneva Summit Meeting,
1985). Maclean's, Dec 2, 1985, v98, p32(4).
Thomas, Evan. Fencing
at the fireside summit; with candor and civility, Reagan
and Gorbachev grapple for answers to the arms-race
riddle. (Mikhail Gorbachev, Geneva Summit Meeting)
(includes related article on tropical fish in house used
by Ronald Reagan). Time, Dec 2, 1985, v126,
p22(8).
Trewhitt, Henry. Back
to earth, summit foes face the same old problems. U.S.
News & World Report, Dec 9, 1985, v99, p35(1).
1986
President Reagan
and General Secretary Gorbachev meet in Geneva. (Mikhail
S. Gorbachev) (transcript). Department of State
Bulletin, Jan, 1986, v86, p1(16).
Staying tuned for
the 'summer summit'. (Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald
Reagan). Newsweek, Jan 13, 1986, v107,
p36(2).
Dancing the
test-ban tango. (U.S. and Soviet Union on arms control).
U.S. News & World Report, March 24, 1986,
v100, p7(1).
Reston, James. A
more realistic summit; its goals will be more modest.
(second meeting of Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev)
(column). New York Times, April 13, 1986,
v135, Sun ed, sec 4, col 1, pE25(N) pE25(L).
Wallace, James. In
peril: arms pact, summit; there's still time, but
superpowers' thrust and parry dim chances. U.S.
News & World Report, April 14, 1986, v100,
p31(3).
LELYVELD, JOSEPH. ALLIED
ANXIETY; ON ARMS CONTROL, EUROPE WOULD PREFER TO SPEAK
FOR ITSELF. The New York Times, June
8, 1986, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 4;
Page 1, Column 1; Week in Review Desk
HUNTER, ROBERT E. IS
REAGAN PULLING A BLUFF WITH SALT II?. Los
Angeles Times, June 15, 1986, Sunday, Home
Edition, Opinion; Part 5; Page 4; Column 3; Op-Ed
Desk.
DOLE, BOB. MOVEMENT
ON ARMS CONTROL IS NOT JUST REAGAN'S 'LUCK'. Los
Angeles Times, July 29, 1986, Tuesday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 5; Column 1; Op-Ed
Desk.
Manning, Robert A. A
sudden thaw in the cold war. (arms control talks might
resume soon). U.S. News & World Report,
June 30, 1986, v100, p8(2).
Cannon, Lou. President
will urge post-election summit; praise for Gorbachev's
arms proposals. (Ronald Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev). Washington
Post, July 4 , 1986, v109, Fri ed, col 1, pA26.
GWERTZMAN, BERNARD. REAGAN
SAID TO OFFER TO SHARE 'BENEFITS' OF 'STAR WARS' PLAN.
The New York Times, August 2, 1986,
Saturday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Page
4, Column 4; Foreign Desk.
GWERTZMAN, BERNARD. SPEAKING
TERMS; Reagan and Gorbachev Tone Down the Rhetoric.
The New York Times, August 3, 1986, Sunday,
Late City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 1, Column
1; Week in Review Desk.
CONINE, ERNEST. SOVIETS'
ECONOMY IS SICK -- AND OURS?; REAGAN'S SMUGNESS AT
KREMLIN'S PROBLEMS IS OUT OF PLACE. Los
Angeles Times, August 26, 1986, Tuesday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 5; Column 3; Op-Ed
Desk.
WEINRAUB, BERNARD. WASHINGTON
TALK: The Presidency; Lame Duck? Did Someone Say Lame
Duck?. The New York Times, August
28, 1986, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section
B; Page 10, Column 3; National Desk.
GELB, LESLIE H. DANILOFF
AND THE SUMMIT: A NEW TEST FOR REAGAN. The
New York Times, September 17, 1986, Wednesday,
Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 10, Column
1; Foreign Desk.
Watson, Russell. A
chill in the air; a controversial bargain springs
Daniloff from prison; but the affair damages the ability
of the superpowers to deal on more important issues.
(Nicholas Daniloff). Newsweek, Sept
22, 1986, v108, p20(7).
BOYD, GERALD
M. PRESIDENT, AT U.N., VOICES NEW 'HOPE' ON ARMS
CONTROL. The New
York Times, September 23, 1986, Tuesday, Late
City Final Edition, Section A; Page 1, Column 6;
Foreign Desk.
Gelb, Leslie H. Keeping
score; three major questions for President. (Ronald
Reagan-Mikhail Gorbachev meeting). New York Times,
Oct 1, 1986, v136, Wed ed, col 4, p1(N) pA1(L).
Kempster, Norman; and
Don Shannon. Reagan, Gorbachev to hold talks in
Iceland; session seen as preliminary to a summit. (Ronald
Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev). Los Angeles Times,
Oct 1, 1986, v105, Wed ed, sec I, col 6, p1.
SCHMEMANN, SERGE. SUMMIT
DIPLOMACY: WHO WON AND WHO LOST; KEEPING SCORE: A LIMITED
SUCCESS FOR GORBACHEV. The New York Times, October
1, 1986, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 1, Column 4; Foreign Desk.
GORDON, MICHAEL R. SOVIET
CALLED UNSURE ON U.S. ARMS AIM. The New York
Times, October 3, 1986, Friday, Late City Final
Edition, Section A; Page 3, Column 4; Foreign Desk.
CLIFT, ELEANOR. WHITE
HOUSE SCALES BACK EXPECTATIONS FOR SUPERPOWER TALKS IN
ICELAND. Los Angeles Times, October
4, 1986, Saturday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 9;
Column 1; Foreign Desk.
WEINRAUB, BERNARD. U.S.
AIDES UPBEAT ON ICELAND TALKS. The New York
Times, October 4, 1986, Saturday, Late City
Final Edition, Section 1; Page 1, Column 3; National
Desk.
Goshko, John M. Iceland
seen as dress rehearsal for full summit. (with Mikhail
Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan). Washington Post,
Oct 2, 1986, v109, Thu ed, col 3, pA18.
GORE, ALBERT, JR. The
Elements Of a Deal. The New York Times, October
5, 1986, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 4;
Page 21, Column 1; Editorial Desk.
GWERTZMAN, BERNARD.
TOWARD THE SUMMIT; En Route ro
Reykjavik, Reagan May Have One Eye on History. The
New York Times, October 5, 1986, Sunday, Late
City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 1, Column 1;
Week in Review Desk.
Powers, Thomas. BREAKING
THE ICE; WITH DANILOFF DONE, HOW DO WE READ REYKJAVIK?.
Los Angeles Times, October 5, 1986, Sunday,
Home Edition, Opinion; Part 5; Page 1; Column 1;
Opinion Desk.
Church, George J.;
DeMott, John S. Summit hopes; arms-control
expectations create pressure to solve the Daniloff
affair. (includes a related article on the detention of
Nicholas S. Daniloff). Time, Oct 6, 1986,
v128, p18(4).
CONINE, ERNEST. SHORT-RANGE
MISSILES SHOULD BE NEXT ON ARMS AGENDA. Los
Angeles Times, October 6, 1986, Monday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 5; Column 1; Op-Ed
Desk.
The speech by
Reagan on Iceland. (Ronald Reagan; meeting with Mikhail
Gorbachev). New York Times, OCT 7, 1986,
136, Tue ed, col 1, pA13(L).
'A base camp before
the Summit.' (Ronald Reagan-Mikhail Gorbachev meeting in
Iceland) (editorial). Washington Post, Oct
8, 1986, v109, Wed ed, col 1, pA26.
ROBERTS, STEVEN V. WASHINGTON
TALK; SUMMIT MEETINGS AS LOCAL POLITICS. Washington Talk;
Summit Meetings as Local Politics. The New
York Times, October 8, 1986, Wednesday, Late
City Final Edition, Section A; Page 32, Column 3;
National Desk.
Simes, Dmitri K. There's
profit to be had in Iceland; Reagan's in a strong
position to soothe critics on all sides. (summit between
Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev) (column). Los
Angeles Times, Oct 8 , 1986, v105, Wed ed, sec II,
col 3, p5.
Walcott, John and
Frederick Kempe. Summit could ease arms-pact
stalemate. (Iceland meeting between Ronald Reagan and
Mikhail Gorbachev) (International News). Wall
Street Journal, Oct 9, 1986, Thu ed, col 1, p36(W)
p38(E).
Eaton, William J. Soviets
upbeat in Iceland, drop 'imperialist' charges; seek
'green light' for a full-scale summit. (Mikhail Gorbachev
and Ronald Reagan summit meeting in Reykjavik). Los
Angeles Times, Oct 10, 1986, v105, Fri ed, sec 1,
col 6 , p1.
TOTH, ROBERT C. PROBLEMS
IN AFGHANISTAN, ELSEWHERE COMPLICATE PUSH FOR ARMS
CONTROL; REGIONAL ISSUES MAY HAMPER GORBACHEV. Los
Angeles Times, October 10, 1986, Friday, Home
Edition, Part 1; Page 16; Column 1; Foreign Desk.
Garthoff, Ramond L. The
ad hoc summit. (Iceland). Los Angeles Times,
Oct 12 , 1986, v105, Sun ed, sec V, col 1, p1.
Gwertzman, Bernard 'Core'
advisers, 3 or 4 on each side, stay close to Reagan and
Gorbachev. (Ronald Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev). New
York Times, Oct 12, 1986, v136, Sun ed, sec 1, col
1, p10(N) p10(L).
Hoffman, David; Lee,
Gary A. Summit progress reported; leaders focus on
arms pact; aides attack other issues. (Reykjavik summit).
Washington Post, Oct 12 , 1986, v109, Sun ed,
col 4, pA1.
Nelson, Jack. 2
expert groups named at summit; Reagan, Gorbachev order
panels to confer on arms, other divisive issues. (Mikhail
Gorbachev). Los Angeles Times, Oct 12, 1986,
v105, Sun ed, sec I, col 5, p1.
Schmemann, Serge. Gorbachev
puts Russia's best face forward; a date in Iceland.
(Mikhail Gorbachev-Ronald Reagan mini-summit in Iceland).
New York Times, Oct 12 , 1986, v136, Sun ed ,
sec 4, col 1, pE1(N) pE1(L).
Taubman, Philip. Kremlin
adviser calls offer on nuclear tests a 'trick.' (Georgi
A. Arbatov) (includes related article on Anatoly
Dobrynin). New York Times, Oct 12 , 1986,
v136, Sun ed, sec 1, col 1, p8(N) p8(L).
Reagan's agenda -
beyond arms; a date in Iceland. (Mikhail Gorbachev-Ronald
Reagan mini-summit). New York Times, Oct 12,
1986, v136, Sun ed, sec 4, col 3, pE1(N) pE1(L).
Cannon, Lou. Reagan-Gorbachev
summit talks collapse as deadlock on SDI wipes out other
gains. (Strategic Defense Initiative). Washington
Post, Oct 13 , 1986, v109, Mon ed, col 1, pA1.
Church, George J. Iceland
cometh; when is a trade not a trade? when a summit is not
a summit. (Reagan-Gorbachev meeting). Time,
Oct 13, 1986, v128, p26(5).
Duffy, Brian. Big
issues at a small summit. (Reykjavik mini-summit meeting).
U.S. News & World Report, Oct 13, 1986,
v101, p14(4).
Gwertzman, Bernard. Reagan-Gorbachev
talks end in stalemate as U.S. rejects demand to curb
'Star Wars'; no U.S. summit date; understanding on many
arms issues are left hanging the end. New York
Times, Oct 13, 1986, v136, Mon ed, col 6, p1(N)
pA1(L).
Kempe, Frederick;
Walcott, John. Impasse in Iceland; collapse of the
summit over star wars dashes hopes for arms cuts; setback
after extended talks is unlikely to influence coming U.S.
elections; the last chance for Reagan?. Wall
Street Journal, Oct 13 , 1986, Mon ed, col 6, p1(W)
p1(E).
Levin, Bob. Thawing
out the cold war. (Reykjavik summit). Maclean's,
Oct 13, 1986, v99, p28(3).
Nelson, Jack. Summit
ends in failure after deadlock on 'star wars' issue;
impasse halts progress on arms control. (Reagan and
Gorbachev in Iceland). Los Angeles Times,
Oct 13 , 1986, v105, Mon ed, sec I, col 6, p1.
Watson, Russell. Here
we go again; Reagan's advisers are charting a game plan
for Reykjavik. An insider's view of what it says. Newsweek,
Oct 13, 1986, v108, p24(5).
APPLE, R. W., Jr. SUMMIT
AFTERMATH: CAMPAIGN HOPES AND SPACE RESEARCH; POLITICIANS
SAY G.O.P. HAS LOST A CAMPAIGN PLUM. The New York Times, October
14, 1986, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 13, Column 1; National Desk.
DISAPPOINTMENT
IS EXPRESSED IN WORLD CAPITALS OVER ICELAND TALKS, BUT
ALSO HOPE. The New York Times, October
14, 1986, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 12, Column 1; Foreign Desk.
GWERTZMAN, BERNARD. THE
ROAD AHEAD; EACH SIDE BLAMES OTHER FOR FAILURE, BUT
MEETING MAY STILL YIELD SUCCESS. The New York Times, October
14, 1986, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 11, Column 5; Foreign Desk.
Reykjavik: what
might have been. (Reagan-Gorbachev summit). Washington
Post, Oct 14 , 1986, v109, Tue ed, col 1, pA1.
Weinraub, Bernard. In
Iceland: how grim ending followed hard-won gains. (U.S.
government officials describe summit). New York
Times, Oct 14, 1986, v136, Tue ed, col 5, p1(N)
pA1(L).
Lee, Gary A. Gorbachev
blames Reagan; Soviet leader says U.S. didn't offer
anything new. (Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan,
Reykjavik summit). Washington Post,
Oct 15 , 1986, v109, Wed ed, col 3, pA1.
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GWERTZMAN, BERNARD.
SECOND THOUGHTS; THE OFFICIAL VIEW ON ICELAND IS
STILL CHILLY, BUT THAWING. The New York Times, October
19, 1986, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section
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Lamar, Jacob V., Jr.;
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did the President play his cards right at the summit?
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NUCLEAR ROLLER
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AP, WASHINGTON. REAGAN
CAN'T GRASP DETAILS OF ARMS TALKS, ASPIN SAYS. Los
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MARSHALL, TYLER. EUROPE
SEES U.S. FOREIGN POLICY AS OUT OF CONTROL. Los
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1987
CONINE, ERNEST. A
PRESIDENTIAL SALVAGE JOB AWAITS; REAGAN'S NEXT TWO YEARS
COULD UNDO PROGRESS OF THE FIRST SIX. Los
Angeles Times, January 5, 1987, Monday, Home
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Desk.
Bethell, Tom. PUT
PRINCIPLE BEFORE LOYALTY; BACKING REAGAN COME-WHAT-MAY
HURTS CONSERVATIVE CAUSE. Los Angeles Times, March
3, 1987, Tuesday, Home Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page
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MEHREN, ELIZABETH and
BETTY CUNIBERTI. EMERGENCE AS STRATEGIST COULD
LEAD TO BACKLASH; FIRST LADY TAKING OVER A POLITICAL ROLE.
Los Angeles Times, March 4, 1987,
Wednesday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 1; Column 4;
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HUNTER, ROBERT E. CHECK
THE TEETH IN GORBACHEV'S GIFT HORSE. Los
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McMANUS, DOYLE. ADMINISTRATION
SPURNS NIXON, KISSINGER VIEW. Los Angeles
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Trewhitt, Henry. European
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Leventhal, Paul L. and
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LONGSTRETH, THOMAS K.
and JOHN E. PIKE. INF AGREEMENT COULD TAKE EYES
OFF THE BIGGER PRIZE. Los Angeles Times, August
4, 1987, Tuesday, Home Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page
5; Column 1; Op-Ed Desk.
ROBERTS, STEVEN V. WASHINGTON
TALK; Reagan and the Russians: The Joke's on Them.
The New York Times, August 21, 1987,
Friday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 1,
Column 4; National Desk.
GERSTENZANG, JAMES. MUST
RECOVER POPULARITY; AIDES DEBATING BEST ROLE FOR REAGAN
IN 1988 RACE. Los Angeles Times, September
4, 1987, Friday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 1;
Column 1; National Desk.
KEMPSTER, NORMAN. U.S.-SOVIET
SUMMIT EXPECTED BY LATE NOVEMBER. Los
Angeles Times, September 10, 1987, Thursday,
Home Edition, Part 1; Page 6; Column 1; Foreign
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BRODER, JOHN M. and
ERIC LICHTBLAU. U.S.-SOVIET AGREEMENT FACES
BATTLE FOR RATIFICATION, SENATORS PREDICT. Los
Angeles Times, September 19, 1987, Saturday,
Home Edition, Part 1; Page 8; Column 1; Foreign
Desk.
TOTH, ROBERT C. ANALYSIS;
RHETORICAL OVERKILL MARKS END OF WASHINGTON TALKS.
Los Angeles Times, September 19, 1987,
Saturday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 1; Column 5;
Foreign Desk.
CONINE, ERNEST. TALKS
NEEDED ON CONVENTIONAL FORCES. Talks
Needed on Conventional Forces. Los Angeles
Times, October 5, 1987, Monday, Home
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Desk.
Watson, Russell. Waiting
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Summit). Newsweek, June 22, 1987,
v109, p18(2).
Aaron, David. VERIFICATION:
WILL IT WORK?. The New York Times, October
11, 1987, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section
6; Page 37, Column 1; Magazine Desk.
APPLE, R. W., Jr.
A President Set Back.
The New York Times, October 24, 1987,
Saturday, Late City Final Edition, Section 1; Page
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Tass Account
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NELSON, JACK. MISSILE
PACT FACES BIG HURDLES, ADELMAN SAYS. Missile
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Angeles Times, November 3, 1987, Tuesday, Home
Edition, Part 1; Page 6; Column 1; Foreign Desk.
GOLDMAN, MARSHALL I. A
PREVIEW OF COMING ATTRACTIONS; WITH CONSERVATIVES ON THE
ATTACK, CAN GORBACHEV HANG ON?. Los Angeles
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Desk.
Carmody, John. THE
TV COLUMN, NBC Lands Gorbachev Interview. The
Washington Post, November 24, 1987, Tuesday,
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Brinkley, Joel. Aides
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summit experience. (Ronald Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev
summit meeting). New York Times, Nov 28,
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GETLIN, JOSH. TWO
OBJECTIVES HE LONG OPPOSED; REAGAN TO LOBBY INTENSELY FOR
ARMS PACT, DEFICIT CUTS. Los Angeles Times, November
29, 1987, Sunday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 1;
Column 5; National Desk.
Roberts, Steven V. Political
Memo; Is the President in Favor Of a Bush Nomination?.
The New York Times, December 1, 1987,
Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section B; Page
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BALZAR, JOHN. GOP
CANDIDATES SPLIT BY PROPOSED NUCLEAR ARMS TREATY.
Los Angeles Times, December 1, 1987,
Tuesday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 16; Column 1;
National Desk.
ROBERTS, STEVEN V. WASHINGTON
TALK: THE PRESIDENCY; How the Music Slows as the Last
Dance Nears. The New York Times, December
2, 1987, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section
B; Page 10, Column 3; National Desk.
Times Wire
Services, WASHINGTON. CONSERVATIVES FIRE
BACK AT REAGAN; SEN. DOLE JOINS IN; ANTI-SOVIET BLOC
TARGETS ARMS PACT. Los
Angeles Times, December 4, 1987, Friday, Late
Final Edition, Part 1; Page 1; Column 5; Late Final
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DIONNE, E. J., Jr., Arms
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New York Times, December 6, 1987, Sunday, Late
City Final Edition, Section 1; Part 1, Page 1,
Column 4; National Desk.
Garthoff, Raymond L. M.
GOBACHEV GOES TO WASHINGTON. Los Angeles Times, December 6,
1987, Sunday, Home Edition, Opinion; Part 5; Page 1;
Column 1; Opinion Desk.
Gordon, Michael R. 'Star
Wars' curbs not summit issue, Soviet aides hint; I.N.F.
pact gets priority; Russians give no indication they've
dropped demand for a limit on testing. (summit meeting
between Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan; nuclear
ballistic missiles). New York Times, Dec 6,
1987, v137, Sun ed, sec 1, col 6, p1(N) p1(L).
Church, George J. The
odd couple; will Reagan and Gorbachev come with a
surprise or two? (Washington, D.C. Summit, includes
related article on arms control verification by Russians
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n23, p14(3).
Walsh, Kenneth T. Next
attraction: the Gipper and Gorby show. (Reagan and
Gorbachev at the summit). U.S. News &
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CONINE, ERNEST. THE
REPUBLICAN RIGHT IS WRONG; IT'LL PAY AT THE POLLS FOR
BELITTLING REAGAN'S ACHIEVEMENT. Los Angeles
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Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 7; Column 3; Op-Ed
Desk.
ROBERTS, PAUL CRAIG. DON'T
TEMPT REAGAN TO GILD HIS LAST YEAR. Los
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Thatcher, Gary. Superpower
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ABRAMSON, RUDY. THE
WASHINGTON SUMMIT; BUT SEEDS WERE PLANTED AT GLASSBORO IN
'67; TALKS AT TOP: RISKY VENTURES. Los
Angeles Times, December 9, 1987, Wednesday,
Home Edition, Part 1; Page 25; Column 1; Foreign
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After the signing:
'persevering' and 'history.' (addresses by Reagan and
Mikhail Gorbachev after signing the missile treaty) (The
Summit) (transcript). New York Times, Dec 9,
1987, v137, Wed ed, col 1, p8(N) pQ22(L).
Cannon, Lou;
Oberdorfer, Don. Reagan, Gorbachev sign nuclear
missile treaty; leaders pledge progress on cutting
strategic arms. Washington Post, Dec 9,
1987, v111, Wed ed, col 5, pA1.
DOWD, MAUREEN. THE
SUMMIT; Reporter's Notebook: Schedule? What Schedule?.
The New York Times, December 9, 1987,
Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page
21, Column 3; Foreign Desk.
Remmick, David. Gorbachev:
'light a fire' for U.S.-Soviet rapport; Soviet strikes
populist tone in embassy speech. (includes excerpts of
Reagan's and Gorbachev's speeches) (transcript). Washington
Post, Dec 9 , 1987, v111, Wed ed, col 1, pA1.
Shipler, David S. Reagan
and Gorbachev sign missile treaty and vow to work for
greater reductions; mood of warmth; as summit talks
begin, the attention shifts to strategic arms. (the
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Wed ed, col 6, p1(N) pA1(L).
Apple, R.W., Jr. 2
leaders discuss long-range arms and Afghan war; an air of
optimism, but some officials warn that the talks are
still delicately poised. (Ronald Reagan, Michael
Gorbachev) (The Summit). New York Times, Dec
10 , 1987 v137, Thu ed, col 6, p1(N) pA1(L).
Gerstenzang, James. 'Ron,
Mikhail' more friendly than in past. (Ronald Reagan,
Mikhail Gorbachev). Los Angeles Times, Dec
10, 1987, v107, Thu ed, sec I, col 1, p1.
Nelson, Jack;
Gerstenzang, James. Progress is slow on Afghan, arms
issues; Reagan, Gorbachev to resume talks on final day;
aides work through the night. (Ronald Reagan, Mikhail
Gorbachev). Los Angeles Times, Dec 10, 1987,
v107, Thu ed , sec I , col 1 , p1.
Two leaders meet.
Two hearts also? (Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan)
(editorial). New York Times, Dec 10, 1987,
v137, Thu ed, col 1, p30(N) pA30(L).
WATTENBERG, BEN. AREN'T
THE SOVIETS STILL EXPANSIONIST AT HEART? NO, SAYS RONALD
REAGAN. Los Angeles Times, December
10, 1987, Thursday, Home Edition, Metro; Part 2;
Page 11; Column 1; Op-Ed Desk.
Exchange of
farewells: 'common ground' and 'justified hopes.'
(Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan speak) (The Summit)
(transcript). New York Times, Dec 11 , 1987,
v137, Fri ed, col 2, p10(N) pA22(L).
Two leaders.
(Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan) (editorial). Christian
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1, p15.
Apple, R.W. But
tougher issues await a new round. (arms control). New
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1, pE1(N) pE1(L).
Isaacson, Walter. We
meet again; why all the world loves a summit.
(Washington, D.C. Summit Meeting, 1987). Time,
Dec 14, 1987, v130, n24, p16(2).
MacFarquhar, Emily. Putting
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Dec 14, 1987, v103, n24, p22(3).
DIONNE, E. J., Jr., Bush
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Mandelbaum, Michael. Superpowers
in sync. (at Washington Summit). U.S. News
& World Report, Dec 21, 1987, v103, n25, p22(4).
McLoughlin, Merrill. Gorbachev's
tour de force. (at the Washington Summit). U.S.
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p33(5).
Sancton, Thomas A. The
spirit of Washington; with big smiles and some
frustrations, detente makes a comeback. (Washington, D.C.
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n25, p16(6).
Thomas, Evan. 'The
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Dec 21, 1987, v110, n25, p14(2).
Watson, Russell. Behind
all the smiles; the summit was tougher than it looked on
TV, but the two leaders did inch ahead on arms control.
(Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan , Washington, D.C.
Summit Meeting, 1987). Newsweek,
Dec 21, 1987, v110, n25, p16(7).
But will we still
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Dec 21, 1987 v103, n25, p20(2).
Sidey, Hugh. Reagan
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1988
Medvedev, Roy. A
RESOLUTION FOR THE WORLD. Los Angeles Times, January
3, 1988, Sunday, Home Edition, Opinion; Part 5; Page
1; Column 1; Opinion Desk.
HUNTER, ROBERT E. CHANGING
ROLES FOR MILITARY POWER; U.S. AND SOVIETS MUST REDESIGN
FORCES TO FACE NEW CHALLENGES. Los Angeles
Times, January 5, 1988, Tuesday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 7; Column 3; Op-Ed
Desk.
ROBERTS, STEVEN V. WASHINGTON
TALK: THE PRESIDENCY; Waning Days Cast New Glow Over
White House. The New York Times, January
29, 1988, Friday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 14, Column 3; National Desk.
Visit of General
Gorbachev of the Soviet Union. (remarks of Ronald Reagan,
George P. Shultz, Mikhail Gorbachev, etc.) (The
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MORRIS, ROGER. WILL
GORBACHEV SHOW GOOD FAITH AND RESTRAIN NICARAGUA?.
Los Angeles Times, February 5, 1988,
Friday, Home Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 9; Column
3; Op-Ed Desk.
MARKHAM, JAMES M. FOR
NATO, REASSURANCE; Nuclear Deterrence Affirmed by Reagan.
The New York Times, March 4, 1988, Friday,
Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 6, Column
1; Foreign Desk.
SHIPLER, DAVID K.
Reagan goes to Moscow May 29. St. Petersburg
Times (Florida), March 24, 1988, Thursday, City
Edition, NATIONAL; Pg. 1A.
SHIPLER, DAVID K. The
Next Superpower Summit May Be Unrehearsed. The
New York Times, March 27, 1988, Sunday, Late
City Final Edition, Section 4; Page 3, Column 1;
Week in Review Desk.
Church, George J. The
road to Moscow. (planning the Moscow summit meeting
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April 4, 1988, v131, n14, p18(3).
LAKE, ANTHONY. Reagan
Disproves A Lame-Duck Myth. The New York
Times, April 24, 1988, Sunday, Late City Final
Edition, Section 4; Page 25, Column 1; Editorial
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RASKY, SUSAN F. Senate
Begins Debate on Missile Treaty. The New
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Final Edition, Section A; Page 3, Column 4; Foreign
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HOUGH, JERRY F. WE'RE
FAR FROM A SUMMIT WORTH CELEBRATING. Los
Angeles Times, May 20, 1988, Friday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 7; Column 2; Op-Ed
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Saikowski, Charlotte. Mutual
stakes in a successful summit. (Moscow Summit, 1988).
Christian Science Monitor, May 23, 1988, v80,
n124, Mon ed, col 1, p3.
Gumbel, Peter. Reagan's
visit is a side topic in Soviet Union: interest in
weekend summit is overshadowed by talk of June's Party
meeting. (Ronald Reagan; Communist Party conference)
(International News). Wall Street Journal,
May 24, 1988, Tue ed, col 1, p31(W) p35(E).
ULAM, ADAM B. WHAT'S
BEHIND THIS AMAZING TURN?; PERESTROIKA, BUT ALSO REAGAN'S
TENACITY, READINESS TO NEGOTIATE. Los
Angeles Times, May 25, 1988, Wednesday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 7; Column 3; Op-Ed
Desk.
HUNTER, ROBERT E. ARMS
CONTROL, NOW LESS CENTRAL, DEMANDS SHREWDNESS. Los
Angeles Times, May 26, 1988, Thursday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 11; Column 2; Op-Ed
Desk.
***RABIN, JEFFREY L. TWO
CANDIDATES TIE RACE FOR CONGRESS TO REAGAN COATTAILS;
FORMER AIDE LITTLEFAIR CASTS HIS SIGHTS ON BIGGER FISH.
Los Angeles Times, May 26, 1988, Thursday,
South Bay Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 12; Column 1.
GAFFNEY, FRANK J.,
JR., BEWARE A START FRAMEWORK; UNSOUND STEPS
TAKEN IN SUMMIT HASTE MAY NOT BE RECTIFIED. Los
Angeles Times, May 27, 1988, Friday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 7; Column 1; Op-Ed
Desk.
GERARD, JEREMY. For
TV Mammoths, Chasing a Mouse in Moscow. The
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Final Edition, Section C; Page 30, Column 3;
Cultural Desk.
Roberts, Steven V. President
challenges Gorbachev to improve human rights record.
(Mikhail Gorbachev). New York Times, May 28,
1988, v137, Sat ed, col 4, p1(N) p1(L).
SHIPLER, DAVID K. TWO
JOURNEYS; REAGAN'S EVOLUTION: A CHANGE OF HEART AS WELL
AS TATICS?. The New York Times, May
29, 1988, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section
4; Page 1, Column 1; Week in Review Desk.
And now for the
'photo-op summit'. (Moscow meeting of Ronald Reagan and
Mikhail Gorbachev). U.S. News & World Report,
May 30, 1988, v104, n21, p8(2).
MORRIS, ROGER. REAGAN'S
PASSAGE IS WORLD'S AND OURS; COLD WAR HURT BOTH
SUPERPOWERS; NOW IT'S BEST LEFT BEHIND. Los
Angeles Times, May 30, 1988, Monday, Home
Edition, Metro; Part 2; Page 7; Column 1; Op-Ed
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Nelson, Jack; Parks,
Michael. Upbeat summit stresses rights; Reagan,
Gorbachev talks called friendly, productive by both
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May 30, 1988, v107, Mon ed, sec I, col 5, p1.
Reuters, MOSCOW. AS
TALKS OPEN, PROTESTERS HAVE THEIR SAY. Los
Angeles Times, May 30, 1988, Monday, Home
Edition, Part 1; Page 11; Column 4; Foreign Desk.
Roberts, Steven V. Reagan
and Gorbachev begin summit parley in the Kremlin; 'strike
sparks' on rights issue; cordiality fades; Soviet leader
annoyed president even raised religion, migration.
(Moscow summit; first meeting between Ronald Reagan,
Mikhail Gorbachev). New York Times, May 30,
1988, v137, Mon ed, col 6, p1(N) p1(L).
Toth, Robert C. Reagan
widening of rights issues could cause friction. (human
rights in the Soviet Union; Moscow Summit). Los
Angeles Times, May 30, 1988, v107, Mon ed, sec I,
col 5, p1.
Washington
Post, MOSCOW. PRESIDENT IS A
PROVERB-IAL STORYTELLER WITH RUSSIANS. Los
Angeles Times, May 30, 1988, Monday, Southland
Edition, Part 1; Page 14; Column 1; Foreign Desk.
KELLER, BILL. Moscow
Summit: Looking for the Good News; Reporter's Notebook;
For Soviet Journalists, Finding the Right Angle Was Never
This Rough. The New York Times, May
31, 1988, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition, Section
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Nelson, Jack;
Gerstenzang, James. Progress reported on strategic
arms issues; no breakthrough yet on START but Gorbachev
is 'ready to sign' before Reagan leaves office.
(Strategic Arms Reduction Talks; Moscow Summit). Los
Angeles Times, May 31, 1988, v107, Tue ed, sec I,
col 3, p1.
Goodman, Walter. MOSCOW
SUMMIT: Review/Television; Summit Coverage: Is Camera
Turning Cruel?. The New York Times, June
2, 1988, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 18, Column 4; Foreign Desk.
RAINES, HOWELL. THATCHER
SALUTE TO REAGAN YEARS. The New York Times, June
2, 1988, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 9, Column 1; Foreign Desk.
Reuters, MOSCOW. MOSCOW
SUMMIT; Joint Document: 'Realistic Approach' to Reducing
Nuclear Risk. The New York Times, June
2, 1988, Thursday, Late City Final Edition, Section
A; Page 17, Column 1; Foreign Desk.
ROSENTHAL, ANDREW. SUMMIT
AFTERMATH; From a Beauty Shop: A 'Fantastic' Summit.
The New York Times, June 3, 1988, Friday,
Late City Final Edition, Section A; Page 10, Column
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Levine, Art. The
Devil in Gorbachev; Would Congress Balk at Deals With the
Antichrist?. The Washington Post, June
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common coming of age in superpower summitry. (Moscow
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June 6, 1988, v104, n22, p16(3).
Marlow, Shirley. NEWSMAKERS: BATTLE
FOR 2 BLACK HEROES PUSHED. Los Angeles Times, June
9, 1988, Thursday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 2;
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Medvedev, Roy. Leading
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v107, Sun ed, sec V, col 1 , p1.
Behind the scenes
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Wilson-Smith, Anthony.
Farewell to the "evil empire." (Moscow
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Holbrooke, Richard C. For
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Crozier, Brian. Summit
semantics. (Moscow Summit). National Review,
July 8, 1988, v40, n13, p22(1).
BUTTERFIELD, FOX. Talks
to End the War in Angola Are Resumed on Governors Island.
The New York Times, July 12, 1988, Tuesday,
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FREEDMAN, LAWRENCE. IN
SEARCH OF THE GRAND COMPROMISE. The New York
Times, November 6, 1988, Sunday, Late City
Final Edition, Section 7; Page 1, Column 1; Book
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Haig, Alexander M.,
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5, 1988, Monday, Home Edition, Part 1; Page 1;
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Constable, Pamela. SOVIET
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On December 8, 1987 Reagan and
Gorbachev signed the INF Treaty in Washington
U.S. President Ronald Reagan and
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev sign the Washington INF Treaty,
which eliminates intermediate-range missiles in Europe.