The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, August 31, 1983, Page Page 5, Image 5

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    Wednesday, August 31 , 1933
Dally Ncbrcskan
Missile plan
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The United States, until now, hs3
refused to even consider including the
medium-range missiles on British and
French soil in arms reduction talks,
absurdly clakning thct thesa weapons
are solely for defensive purposes and
that the Soviet Union is the only nation
pursuing a monopoly on such missiles
in Europe. A continuing refusal by UJ5.
negotiators to count the NATO
weapons and a blanket refusal of the
Soviets latest offer would indicate
that the West is not interested in
nuclear parity in Western Europe or
anywhere else, and could sink the
Geneva talks.
We, of course, cannot discern the
motivation behind Andropov's
proposal. It may be a play for public
opinion in the West, a response to
threat or a sincere essay at arms
reduction.
Whatever the motivation, the offer
presents an opportunity for genuine
progress in Geneva and for the United
States to soothe the rankled masses of
its Western European allies.
U.S. negotiators should take
Andropov's offer into serious
consideration. More' missiles in
Western Europe would not be a boon
for anyone who wishes to avoid
nuclear conflict
Editorial
Policy
Unsigned editorials represent
official policy of the fall 1083 Daily
Nebraskan. They are written by this
semester's editor in chief, Larry
Sparks.
Other staff members will write edi
torials throughout the semester. They
will carry the author's name after the
final sentence.
Editorials do not necessarily
reflect the views of the university, its
employees or the NU Board of
Regents.
The Daily Nebraskan's
publishers are the regents, who
established the UNL Publications Board
to supervise the daily
production of the newspaper.
According to policy set by the
regents, the content of the
newspaper lies solely in the hands of
its student editors.
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