Glassboro summit centers world as Johnson and Kosygin meet
In Glassboro New Jersey President Lyndon Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin held a five hour plus secret talks on the Vietnam Middle East and nuclear nonproliferation. They agreed to a Sunday follow up and planned a nonproliferation treaty push.
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Optimism Cautions Over Summit Talks
Glassboro reports mixed optimism as Johnson and Kosygin hold a five hour session with no aides and announce a Sunday follow up. Secretaries plan to meet next week on a draft nuclear weapons treaty while U.S. Soviet tone improves and analysts weigh Jerusalem to world peace prospects.
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Johnson says no new agreements with Kosygin at summit
President Johnson reported no new deals with Soviet Premier Kosygin after their Glassboro talks. He spoke at a $500-a-plate Democratic fundraiser in Los Angeles amid antiwar protests, saying he and Kosygin share a desire for world peace and promising further talks.
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UN Debates Middle East as Reds Split on Action
At the UN emergency session in New York the Communist bloc split into three positions on Israel. Romania urged direct negotiations while Saudi Arabia pressed for unity against Israel. The Soviet line sought condemnation and troop withdrawal, Cuba urged Arabs to fight if needed, and Romania called for Israel to withdraw while respecting sovereign states. Johnson and Kosygin in Glassboro agreed on one point that Israel exists as a nation.
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