U N Security Council to Meet Over Jordan-Israel Clash
The United Nations Security Council was summoned to urgent session in New York over Jordan's accusation of reckless aggression by Israel following a raid on Jordanian border villages. The call came from U S Ambassador Arthur Goldberg at Jordan's request, with details noted for Page A8.
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Johnson in Bethesda for throat and abdomen surgery
President Johnson entered Bethesda Naval Hospital for corrective surgery on his throat and abdomen. Doctors said he was in good shape for the two operations. The report also covers Gemini 12 splashdown near Cape Kennedy and a political note on post-election GOP plans.
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Blonde Rose Queen for Pasadena Tourney Named
Barbara Hewitt of Altadena was chosen as the 1967 Rose Queen from seven finalists for the 78th Tournament of Roses in Pasadena. The 19-year-old, 5 foot 4 inch dancer plans to become a teacher. The royal court includes six princesses and public appearances begin December 1 at the Queen's Breakfast.
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Israel Raid as Warning in Middle East Tangles
The report notes Israel’s latest raid into Jordan and the broader flare of Middle East tensions. It cites Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian actions, Soviet diplomacy, and shifting alliances as regional powers test and respond to Israel’s military moves amid a fragile truce.
Viewpoint on Syria Israel and shifting Middle East power
The text describes a murky Middle East balance with Syria Egypt and Jordan entangled in tense rivalries. It notes Western reliance on limited Arab League defenses and quotes Ben Gurion on potential actions if Egyptian arms were found to be vast. It highlights fear of broader conflict and the need for UN and diplomacy to reshape the regime and ensure peacekeeping efficacy.
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