Israelis select Eshkol as leading head of government
An Haaretz poll found Levi Eshkol the public’s top choice for Israeli prime minister with 17 percent support. Moshe Dayan trailed with 19 percent, while David Ben-Gurion had 14 percent. Dayan favored to keep defense portfolio and Abba Eban to remain foreign minister.
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Nasser vows guerrilla war against Israel
Cairo United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser declared defeated Arab forces would wage Vietnam style guerrilla warfare against Israel. He said the struggle would continue, pledged no Soviet troops, and urged preservation of Palestinian rights while rejecting direct peace talks. He claimed U.S. support aided Israel and accused Washington of aiding military operations.
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Gore warns of new crisis if Israel refuses refugees
Senator Albert Gore warned on Meet the Press that another Middle East war could erupt unless Israel accepts responsibility for refugees from Arab territories. He urged a step-by-step peace plan centered on refugee settlement, regional development, and world-power cooperation, while noting no immediate peace and limited Israel Jordan ties. He cited Egypt’s sizable Soviet aircraft support and argued U.S. arms aid to Israel may be necessary without a U.S.-Soviet understanding.
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Aliens in Israel Act for Nation Out of Uniform
More than 500 of the 6,000 volunteers who came to Israel to aid in the war are engaged in registering captured enemy equipment. Unable to join the army but eager to help, they work in Sinai, Jerusalem, and the north to tally and classify vehicles and other gear left by retreating Arab forces. Other volunteers help secure new frontier areas along the Syrian border. An outpost is being set up at Baniyas near Dan, with activity also in the hills east of Lake Kinneret.
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Pentagon Secret Loans Fuels Global Arms Sales
The Defense Department has used anonymous loans from the Export-Import Bank to finance arms sales in Latin America the Middle East North Africa and Southeast Asia. Some 591 million dollars was lent to 14 developing nations via Country-X accounts through mid-1965 to last June 30. Loans are channeled through arms salesman Henry J. Kuss Jr and a Curaçao lender, guaranteed by the Defense Department from a 383 million revolving fund with only 25 percent collateral required.
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Israel Eases Curfew in Old City of Jerusalem
Israel eased the curfew in Jerusalem's Old City setting the curfew hour back to midnight and lasting until 4 am. Curfews on the West Bank remain 9 pm to 4 am. Tel Aviv says talk of returning Israeli-occupied territory hardens enemies' stance.
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Eban Alarmed by Soviet Arms to Arab Armies
New York dispatch reports Israel Foreign Minister Abba Eban saying his government is disturbed by Soviet rearmament of the defeated Arab armies. He indicated Israel may seek additional supplies from the United States or other Western allies, noting alleged Soviet gains in Egypt’s air force and tank units.
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