Soviet plans new Arab policy outlined in Moscow meeting
Soviet and East European leaders drafted a plan spanning politics diplomacy and military to adapt to the Middle East shift. The secret eight-nation summit in Moscow discussed the Israel advance on Sofia and a possible new stance toward the United States Britain and France, with draft provisions and some objections from Romania.
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Armistice China pacts no longer valid say Israel and France
JERUSALEM Israel said victory over Syria and Jordan nullified previous armistice accords and it will not return to earlier frontiers. In Peking China denounced France as Israel’s ally and urged Arab nations to resist imperialism to the end, while citing U N mediators and power politics.
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Casualty figures in Arab-Israeli war remain secret
Tel Aviv dispatch notes total casualties still unknown as fighting drags on. Israel cites 500 wounded from Jordanian shelling near Jerusalem. Jordan reports 3,000 killed overall, with no breakdown. Newsmen among the dead include two Americans and a Brit. Red Cross aid arrives in Amman to evacuate soldiers. Refugee flows surge into Jordan across the River Jordan. bridges damaged hinder transport. Egyptian troops reportedly captured in Sinai as Israel claims moving toward the Suez Canal.
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Ceasefire Ends Conflict on Syrian Front
UN ceasefire efforts faltered as Israel pressed advance from Massadah to Quneitra, capturing Golan heights and seizing territory while Syrian forces retreated toward Damascus. Reports described mixed UN rebuttals, Israeli gains, and civilian celebrations near the Sea of Galilee amid ongoing diplomatic disputes.
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Tape voice deemed Nasser’s in controversial call
A London report says US electronics expert Professor Lawrence Kervin confirmed the taped telephone conversation between President Nasser and King Hussein of Jordan. The tape was cited by Israel as proof of a Nasser Hussein link in their offensive.
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