Editorial: US, Too, Shares Burden Of Finding Mideast Peace
The United Nations General Assembly will convene an emergency session to address the Middle East situation.Kosygin is en route to New York and there is speculation President Johnson may attend. The session, called by the Soviet Union, seeks UN censure of Israel and withdrawal of Israeli forces from Egypt Syria and Jordan. The piece argues Soviet diplomacy aims to regain influence lost after the Arab defeat.
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Vietnam
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Aqaba
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Times
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Fureé
Jerusalem
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West Bank
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Gaza Strip
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
David Ben- Gurion
Moshe Dayan
GOP Criticism Poor Substitute for National Crisis
A Republican policy paper attacks the Johnson administration for delaying action on the national emergency strikes. Yet Rep. Gerald R. Ford and Rep. John J. Rhodes reluctantly back the administration’s plan to avert a national railroad strike. The piece argues the choice is between compulsory arbitration and national chaos. It warns against exploiting the issue for politics and urges constructive, flexible diplomacy in Middle East, Vietnam, and broader security questions.
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Gerald R. Ford
House
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
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Why Private Roads in Edgewood Open or Not
Readers debate Edgewood traffic and private road status as White Oak Road could affect Chandler Drive. A City Editor letter and others object to private streets, citing travel times, community ties, and paving fairness amid broader Cold War era anxieties and political sentiment.
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Kosygin Eyes Talks With Johnson On UN Visit
Washington observes Kosygin s United Nations trip as a test for possible private talks with President Johnson. The Soviet premier seeks to press Arabs on Israel gains while Washington debates how to handle joint U.S Soviet interests amid Vietnam and Middle East tensions.
How Can You Be So Sure Katzenbach Questioned
Ralph McGill criticizes critics of U S foreign policy in a column arguing that confidence in Vietnam and Middle East actions is misplaced. He highlights Katzenbach as a principled figure and warns against blind certainty, urging clear questions about policy and power amid regional tensions.
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Denmark
Middle East
Aussie
Vietnam
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Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Israel Holds Key Jordan River Front in Narrow War
Israel remains in control of Gaza and Jordan River high ground as war ends with a swift air campaign. The piece argues US and UN restraint, noting Israel’s air power, French fighter sales, and the geopolitical stakes if a broader intervention occurs. It critiques UN action and predicts continued Israeli control with air superiority.
Potomac Fever and Senate Debate Echoes and Oddities
The piece sketches heated Senate debate as Dodd faces trial and ethics questions loom. It notes the Crime Commission links alcohol to many crimes and odd quips about martinis. Also mentions a 22 inning Senators win over the White Sox and a bizarre calf valve heart transplant report.
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