Resolution expressing support for the Vladivostok agreement on strategic arms and providing the advice of the House on follow-on strategic arms control measures.

States that the House of Representatives commends the agreement reached at Vladivostok on November 24, 1974.

Provides that it is the advice of the House that the President should make every possible effort to complete the negotiations resulting from the Vladivostok agreement in principle and in addition to reach further agreements including, but not limited, to the following: (1) mutual restraints on the pace and character of development and deployments by the United States and the Soviet Union of strategic weapons systems within mutually agreed limitations of the Vladivostok agreement and of the final accords to be negotiated on the basis of the Vladivostok agreement; (2) a commitment to negotiate mutual reductions to lower levels than those contained in the Vladivostok agreement, both in the total numbers of strategic delivery vehicles and in the numbers of missiles capable of carrying multiple, independently targetable reenty vehicles; and (3) a mutual commitment to continue negotiations on a timely basis to achieve further mutual limitations with regard to military forces and armaments not presently limted as part of the 1972 United States-Soviet Union strategic arms control agreements and the Vladivostok agreement.