Israeli leaders lead in kibbutz poll for premiership
An Independent poll in Tel Aviv shows Levi Eshkol as 47 percent favorite for prime minister, Dayan at 19 percent, and Ben-Gurion 14 percent. Dayan favored to retain defense post, Abba Eban preferred for foreign minister. Haaretz conducts the survey for the paper.
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Nasser vows Arab will fight on despite Israel victory
In a long national address Nasser declares the Arab world will not surrender the struggle against Israel. He rejects direct talks with Israel as a condition for peace, pledges to protect Egypts socialist revolution, and to continue backing Palestinian rights amid regional tensions. He cites Vietnamese resistance as a model and warns no power can impose peace on the Arabs.
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Gore warns of new crisis if Israel ignores refugees
Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee warned on Meet the Press that another war could erupt in the Middle East unless Israel accepts responsibility for refugees from seized territories. He urged regional development and world-power cooperation, noting U S aid to Israel and Soviet arms to Egypt in the postwar context.
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Aliens in Israel Aid War Effort With Registration Work
More than 500 of the 6,000 volunteers who came to Israel to aid the war effort are registering captured enemy equipment. Unable to join the army, they work in Sinai Jerusalem and the north, cataloging vehicles and gear left by retreating Arab forces. Others settle new areas captured from Syrians along the Northern Galilee border. Some help establish an outpost in Baniyas near Dan as others operate in the hills east of the Sea of Galilee.
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Pentagon Secret Loans Fueled Arms Sales, Report Claims
The Defense Department allegedly used anonymous loans from the Export Import Bank to fund arms sales in Latin America, the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia. Between 1965 and last June 30, about 591 million went to 14 developing nations via Country-X accounts, with Henry J. Kuss Jr. by arranging lines of credit and the DoD guarantying through a 383 million revolving fund, requiring only 25 percent coverage.
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Israel imposes curfew rules in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem Israel bases curfew rules with curfew set from 7 a m to midnight in the Old City. Information minister Yisrael Galili said such talks about returning occupied Arab territory harden the stance of Israel's enemies in a Sunday newspaper interview.
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Eban says Soviet rearmament of Arab forces alarms Israel
Foreign Minister Eban told a television audience that Israel is troubled by Soviet military support to defeated Arab armies. He claimed Moscow has already rebuilt at least half of Egypts air force and perhaps a larger portion of its tank fleet, suggesting Israel may seek new supplies from the United States or other Western allies.
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