U N debate on Middle East crisis drags on
James Reston argues the U N discussion will be long and dull as superpowers fail to win two thirds, and Arabs, Israelis, and Soviets face the wreckage of the war. He sees costs in oil, social needs, and Mideast stability while Johnson and Kosygin seek private talks.
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