U S Destroyers Enter Black Sea Amid Soviet Protests
UPI reports that the United States sent destroyers Dyess and Turner into the Black Sea to exercise passage rights under the Montreux Convention. The voyage drew Soviet protest from Izvestia and Tass, who call it provocative and unlawful, while U.S. officials label it routine.
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Scranton stirs alarm in Israel during Mideast trip
Former Gov. William Scranton crossed the Allenby Bridge on the last leg of his Mideast fact finding trip and suggested U.S. policy should be more even handed. Israeli officials viewed his remarks as a possible shift away from unwavering support for Israel. He said he felt encouraged after Cairo and praised Jordanian leaders as reasonable while declining to confirm the continued force of President Johnson's five points.
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