Global outlook for 1967 shaped by Cold War shifts
UPI correspondents survey 1967 forecasts across Asia Europe and the Middle East. Expect slower Soviet China tensions, NATO reforms, Israel Arab pace, and Western Europe seeking economic independence amid Vietnam war strains. Leaders Kisaku Sato Brezhnev De Gaulle Kiesinger face internal pressures and regional flashpoints.
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