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X-WR-CALDESC:During a summit meeting in Vienna\, President Jimmy Carter and
  Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev sign the SALT-II agreement (on 18 June 1979
 ) dealing with limitations and guidelines for nuclear weapons. SALT II was
  a series of talks between United States and Soviet negotiators from 1972 
 to 1979 which sought to curtail the manufacture of strategic nuclear weapo
 ns. It was a continuation of the SALT I talks and was led by representativ
 es from both countries. \n\nSix months after the signing\, the Soviet Unio
 n invaded Afghanistan\, and in September of the same year\, the United Sta
 tes discovered that a Soviet combat brigade was stationed in Cuba. (Althou
 gh President Carter claimed this Soviet brigade had only recently been dep
 loyed to Cuba\, the unit had been stationed on the island since the Cuban 
 Missile Crisis of 1962.) In light of these developments\, the treaty was n
 ever ratified by the United States Senate. Its terms were\, nonetheless\, 
 honored by both sides until it expired.\n\nPhoto credit: Bill Fitz-Patrick
   via Wikipedia
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DESCRIPTION:During a summit meeting in Vienna\, President Jimmy Carter and 
 Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev sign the SALT-II agreement (on 18 June 1979)
  dealing with limitations and guidelines for nuclear weapons. SALT II was 
 a series of talks between United States and Soviet negotiators from 1972 t
 o 1979 which sought to curtail the manufacture of strategic nuclear weapon
 s. It was a continuation of the SALT I talks and was led by representative
 s from both countries. \n\nSix months after the signing\, the Soviet Union
  invaded Afghanistan\, and in September of the same year\, the United Stat
 es discovered that a Soviet combat brigade was stationed in Cuba. (Althoug
 h President Carter claimed this Soviet brigade had only recently been depl
 oyed to Cuba\, the unit had been stationed on the island since the Cuban M
 issile Crisis of 1962.) In light of these developments\, the treaty was ne
 ver ratified by the United States Senate. Its terms were\, nonetheless\, h
 onored by both sides until it expired.\n\nPhoto credit: Bill Fitz-Patrick 
  via Wikipedia
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SUMMARY:1979: Presidents Carter and Brezhnev signed SALT II Treaty.
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