U S faces potential entry in Middle East conflict amid Soviet brinksmanship
UPI reports growing Soviet pressure in the Middle East raising U S risk of involvement despite neutrality aims. Arab attacks on U S facilities including Alexandria threaten regional stability as Israel advances in Sinai and Gulf of Aqaba while Nasser weighs broader power engagement.
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Israel bets on quick win in potential Arab war
United Press International reports US military experts say Israel, though outnumbered, has advantages in training and equipment. They caution a long war would require massive US aid, with Arabs backed by more Soviet arms and funding. Israel’s past swift victories are cited as lessons for today.
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Soviet Union Demands Israeli Retreat Amid Mideast Crisis
The Soviet Union demanded Israel pull back behind old truce lines or face further steps, accusing Israel of aggression and urging UN action. Moscow rejected Johnson neutrality and reiterated support for Arab states, signaling no clear plan yet.
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