Hot Line Used After Ship Attack
The White House confirmed the Washington to Moscow hot line was used by President Johnson and Premier Kosygin several times this week. Most recently on Thursday morning after an American ship was attacked by Israeli torpedo boats off the Egyptian coast. Johnson sent a message to Moscow to explain carrier aircraft from the 6th Fleet were heading to the stricken vessel.
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Nasser Call Tapped: Israel cites U S British plot claim
Israeli Arabic Radio Service aired a recorded conversation allegedly between King Hussein of Jordan and President Gamal Abdel Nasser claiming American and British support for Israel. The broadcast followed Egyptian air force defeats and included assertions about U S and British aircraft carriers in the conflict.
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Cold War Hotline Talks Between Johnson Kosygin
Christian said Kosygin inaugurated crisis use of the hot line after the war began and Johnson responded the same day. Since then a number of messages have been exchanged via the instant communications link by Johnson and Kosygin. He declined to elaborate beyond Thursday's exchange.
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