Peace plan sparks crisis in US Israel relations
Washington reports a heated dispute over a US proposal to resolve the Arab–Israeli conflict. Israel demands fuller details while Abba Eban accuses the State Department of withholding specifics as Israel’s Rabin returns for talks.
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Oil Interests Warn Nixon on Mideast Policy Shifts
A White House meeting on December 9 included David Rockefeller John J McCloy and Robert B Anderson among top American industrial leaders with oil interests in Kuwait and Libya. Nixon asked for their views on the political situation in the Middle East ahead of a National Security Council review. Henry Kissinger attended the session.
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Reaffirmed Refugee Pact Aims Mutual Sovereignty Accord
The two nations would sign a mutual agreement recognizing sovereignty territorial integrity and political independence and the right to live in peace. A signed document would be deposited with the UN and endorsed by the Security Council as four powers Britain France the United States and the Soviet Union concert future efforts to ensure adherence.
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