Meir says U S peace plans threaten Israel
Israel's Prime Minister Golda Meir told reporters in Jerusalem that Washington's Mideast peace proposals amount to dangerous appeasement of Arab states. She criticized the latest Israeli Jordanian proposal as treasonous and spoke after an emergency cabinet meeting.
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Rogers outlines 1967 war withdrawals for peace plan
Secretary of State William P. Rogers reveals a proposed package including limited border adjustments on the Israeli Jordanian frontier, demilitarized zones on the Israeli Egyptian frontier, and talks on a unified Jerusalem with Israel withdrawing from occupied territories in exchange for a binding peace agreement.
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Meir blasts U.S. plans as path to war not peace
In a Cairo cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Golda Meir attacks ongoing U.S. proposals for Middle East accord as dangerous and biased. She decries border, refugee, and Jerusalem language, warns against recognizing Palestinian refugees and Jordanian roles in Gaza, and urges steadfast Arab unity.
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