Israel Presses for Territorial Guarantees After War Victory
Johnson administration officials acknowledge Israel’s strong position to demand concessions, including land, as it seeks permanent borders and security guarantees. U.S. faces delicate balance between supporting Israel and preventing broader Arab territorial upheaval while addressing Arab dissatisfaction and aid needs.
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Cairo Confusion Grows Amid Fighting and Air Alerts
Cairo radio and streets buzzed as air alerts sounded and reports of an Israeli advance spread. Egyptian troops near Cairo Airport reinforced positions while Algerian and other soldiers were rumored to be en route. Officials warned of continued fighting as embassies and railways drew crowds and casualties remained unconfirmed.
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Israeli armored forces push across Sinai in first war day
Reports from AP describe Israeli columns driving through the Sinai desert toward the coast with tanks trucks and air support. Arab forces withdraw as Israeli air power dominates, while troops seize airfields and establish forward positions amid heavy fighting and casualties.
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6th Fleet May Get Duty
Washington sources speculated the 6th Fleet could aid the United Nations in policing a truce. No concrete plan exists, but U.S. ships in the eastern Mediterranean might enforce ceasefire terms and transport U.N. troops, conduct reconnaissance, and perform administrative tasks in the war zone.
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Jordan Denies Knowledge of Warplanes Over Its Territory
London AP reports Jordan officially denied all knowledge that U S or British warplanes operated over its territory during the war with Israel. A Jordanian military intelligence director disclosed the disclaimer at a meeting with foreign attachés in Amman on Wednesday.
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Tunis Critics of Russia Seen as Arab Ally Target Moscow
Tunis newspapers denounce the Soviet Union for backing a ceasefire at the United Nations Security Council. They portray Moscow as an ally of the Arabs, arguing such support hinders Arab efforts to press Israel.
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Victory by Israel Leaders Reported In Triumphant Press Event
Tel Aviv leaders Dayan Rabin and Hadar spoke at a news conference detailing Israel’s rapid military success. They claimed the Gulf of Aqaba was reopened, an Egyptian army of eighty thousand shattered, and the Suez Canal within reach, with no Arab air activity to spark alerts.
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Israeli Heroes in Sinai and News Commentary
Fragmented OCR yields mixed quotes on Israeli leaders and Egyptian forces. The text references Rabin and Dayan, air cover shortages, and a blackout context, with criticism and self mocks about language and identity amid Sinai resistance.
U S Moves to Guard Vietnam Oil Supply
Defense Secretary McNamara says contingency plans are in place to ensure U S troops in Vietnam and elsewhere do not face a petroleum pinch from the Middle East crisis. About 85 percent of U S Southeast Asia and Western Pacific oil purchases come from the Middle East, and reserves are considered sufficient to cover any shortfalls.
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Texas oil output may rise to ease Arab supply cuts
Texas could raise oil output to offset Arab supply cuts, said Railroad Commission Chair Tin C. Langdon. He cited potential production of 1 to 1.4 million barrels per day versus the prior 2.75 million, with transport hurdles looming. Blumenfield resigns as Johnson aide and negotiator for Bendix Intervision.
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