Russia Sours on UN Move as Israel Withdrawal Demands Rise
In New York the UN General Assembly faces a battle over a proposed draft on the Middle East crisis. Russia led by Kosygin seeks a condemnatory resolution but may fail to achieve broad support. The US backed plan calls for mutual recognition and refugee solutions without insisting on Israeli troop withdrawal. Jordan's King Hussein arrived to push for Israel's full withdrawal from Jerusalem and adjacent territories.
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Battle plans captured reveal Egyptian air raid plans
Israeli sources released documents claimed as captured orders showing the Egyptian Air Force planned from May 17 to bomb Israeli air fields and the port of Eilat and to use napalm bombs in one attack. No confirmation from Egypt was obtained.
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Johnson Kosygin talks widen East West scope
New York report notes that John son and Kosygin linked Vietnam the Middle East and arms control in UN era discussions. The talks may ease impasses on bombing North Vietnam and could slow further military moves while broad settlement efforts proceed. AAP NYT News Service 1967.
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Refugees Crowd Suez Town As Gaza Exodus Increases
Refugees march and shout slogans as about 700 Gaza Strip residents arrive at Ballah camp near Suez Town. Daily influx at Allenby Bridge adds 3,000 Jordanian and UN relief plans for two meals and medical care. About 125,000 fled the western bank of the Jordan River.
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Vietcong Shell US Airfield Near Saigon in Crossfire
Vietcong guerrillas shelled Dau Tieng air base near Saigon with about 100 mortars, wounding 40 Americans and pushing total US casualties to around 80 killed and 34 wounded. In the central highlands, US paratroops hunted the 24th regiment amid jungle fighting, while airfield bombers targeted railroad yards and a SAM site west of Hanoi.
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Flags of Arab nationalist groups seen in Crater Town Aden
British troops guard Crater Town as flags of Arab nationalist groups and the United Arab Republic fly from buildings. Royal Marine Commandos report sniping along the northern pass road. Twenty four British soldiers killed last week were buried in a large desert cemetery near Aden, the biggest such ceremony since the Korean War.
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Second Summit Meeting Between Johnson Kosygin
New York Sunday report on the Glassboro talks lasting over 54 hours. Johnson and Kosygin agreed to meet again this afternoon in New York, with Rusk and Gromyko to continue discussions. They discussed nuclear nonproliferation, the Middle East, and Vietnam.
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Israeli Officer says Egyptian tank column started Middle East war
A high ranking Israeli Army officer told a United Nations news conference that an Egyptian task force of about 200 tanks began moving toward Israel around 24 miles north of the port of Filet at 6 or 7 am on June 5. An Israeli armored column moved out to meet them, and Syria reported heavy casualties in Beirut while Moscow cited air force command as a factor in Israel's rapid victory.
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US Cancels Egypt Aid Programs Amid US AID Move
The United States has cancelled its technical assistance programmes to the United Arab Republic. The aid amounted to about 892857 Australian dollars annually as reported by AAP-Renter.
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