Tom Johnson Sits In On Johnson White House Talks
Washington AP reports Wyatt Thomas Johnson Jr. 26, a White House Fellow and assistant press secretary, attended a secret war and peace session with President Lyndon B. Johnson and top advisers. He records meetings and contemplates staying in the White House or returning to Macon Georgia to journalism. He praises the President as a teachers and notes his pathway from Macon Telegraph and News to Harvard business studies.
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Soviets fear Syria may strike Israel this spring
Soviet officials worry Syria could attempt a revenge attack on Israel this spring amid talk of April as a rash moment. Moscow doubts it can leverage Damascus, while Syria rejects UN peace efforts and favors political means over force. The Kremlin views Syria as socialist aligned but notes Arab bitterness after June's war and warns against a new global confrontation.
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