Pages 220-223 from FCO 82-1724

The document is a summary of a meeting discussing the Reykjavik Summit. Shultz briefs the Council on the outcome of the summit, emphasizing that despite some disappointments, it should not be seen as a failure. He highlights the progress made on strategic and intermediate-range forces, but acknowledges the lack of agreement on SDI and changes to the ABM Treaty. Shultz emphasizes the need for allied strength, cohesion, and reasonableness in pursuing arms control. The document also mentions discussions on human rights, verification, testing, space, and strategic defenses. Shultz concludes that there should be no criticism of the President's efforts, and that the US should continue to build on the progress made at Reykjavik. There is an appreciation for the efforts of the President and Secretary Shultz, and a call for follow-up negotiations.