19 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
1
Community question and answer column covers street drainage damage, bone dishes sourcing, origin of smithereens, refrigerator temperatures, TV show status, ambulance payment responsibility, and IRS regional address guidance. Officials respond with practical info and references to U S Department of Agriculture and local offices.
President Johnson declared that troops must be withdrawn from conquered Middle East territory but tied the pullback to negotiations for a general Arab-Israeli peace. He addressed Arab refugees, freedom of passage, and recognition of Israel in a major U S policy statement.
Soviet Premier Kosygin demanded Israel be condemned and withdrawn from Arab territories at a special U.N. emergency session as President Johnson urged international cooperation to avert a nuclear war. U.S. Ambassador Goldberg called the charges entirely false while Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban blamed Soviet policy for the troubles.
Senate ethics findings question if testimonials for Sen. Thomas J. Dodd were personal benefits. Sen. Monroney argues funds appeared to back campaign needs, not personal use, amid discussion of censure for Dodd on misused political funds and travel costs.
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured Manhattan with a small group, walking briefly on Wall Street and Fifth Avenue. His car carried Ludmila Gvishiani and top diplomats as 130 protesters gathered near the Soviet Mission, while Kosygin praised the sights during the 2.5 hour, 36 mile cruise.
King Hussein of Jordan said no conclusive evidence linked British and U S planes to aiding Israel in the Arab-Israeli war. He refused to accuse any nation, urged clarification on who assisted Israel, and opposed turning the conflict into a broader East-West confrontation.
Maj. Gen. Salay Yacout, prisoner in a camp near the coast, said Israelis fought to defend their existence and that Egypt’s Sinai buildup aimed to repel aggression. He claimed Egyptian troops stayed defensive, had no orders to attack, and was wounded returning to Cairo after the war began June 5.
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