LBJ Bypassing Senate on Middle East Policy Shift
President Johnson moves to consult private citizen panels on Middle East policy, bypassing Senate leaders. The State Department named two panels led by former ambassadors Galbraith Hare and Yost to discuss crisis steps with key aides Battle and Sisco. Senate leaders express no clear plan and await White House action while Javits and Tydings press for guarantees and security concessions for Israel.
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