U.S. State Department Office of the Executive Secretariat crisis files. Part 2, The Middle East Crisis, 1967 [mikroform] : lot files 68D135, 69D218, 70D20 / project editor Robert E. Lester.
U.S. State Department Office of the Executive Secretariat crisis files.
M/0337-3
Dil Kodu
İngilizce
Yer Numarası
M/0337-3
Eser Adının Farklı Biçimi
Crisis files. Part 2, The Middle East Crisis, 1967
Middle East Crisis, 1967
Middle East Crisis, 1967
Yayın Bilgisi
Bethesda, MD : UPA collection from LexisNexis, [t.y.]
Fiziksel Niteleme
1 mikrofilm makarası (1169 poz) : pozitif ; 35 mm
Genel Not
Bu seri 19 makaradan oluşmaktadır.
Bibliyografi, vb. Notu
Mikrofilmin indeksi B.I/6613 yer numarasında kayıtlıdır.
İçindekiler Notu
► 0001 : Middle East-background :Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; U.S. assurances concerning Gulf of Aqaba and Straits of Tiran; UN role in crisis; withdrawal of UNEF from Gaza Strip and Sinai; military buildup in Middle East; closure of Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli shipping; withdrawal of Israeli forces from Egypt in 1957; legal status of Straits of Tiran and Gulf of Aqaba; map of gulf area, [February 11, 1957, and May 23-June 1, 1967]
► 0028 : Chron Summary of the Arms Probe with Nasser and Related Events : Chronological summary of arms probe; John J. McCloy; Gamal Abdel Nasser views on U.S.-proposed arms limitation arrangement; UAR sovereignty; development of nuclear weapons by UAR and Israel; Dimona nuclear reactor in Israel; International Atomic Energy Agency; Moscow nuclear test ban agreement; conventional weapons arms race; U.S. and USSR arms sales to Middle East countries; timing of UAR arms probe; collective security; deferral of Israeli arms probe; extracts of Nasser speech on disarmament; Palestinians; UAR Nuclear Power Committee visit to U.S.; mutual restraint; nuclear free zones / principal correspondents R. W. Komer, John F. Kennedy, Dean Rusk, John S. Badeau, Lyndon Baines Johnson, 1963-1964.
► 0222 : Maritime declaration chronology; views of Iranian ambassador to U.S.; Israeli suggestion that UN secretary general visit Cairo and Damascus; UK views on crisis; freedom of passage through Gulf of Aqaba; military planning; views of Japanese and UAR ambassadors to U.S.; USSR views on crisis; chronology of consultations on proposed maritime declaration; Chilean position on maritime declaration; summary of U.S.-USSR negotiations on draft resolution on Middle East / principal correspondents David H. Popper, Richard F. Pedersen, [May 18-June 10, 1967, and November 15, 1968]
► 0326 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Accra to Algiers (Folder 1 of 4) : Evacuation of U.S. personnel and others from Syria to Turkey; Ghanaian position on maritime declaration; assessment of Israel’s political future; labor unrest in Yemen; terrorism; situation in Ethiopia and need for more arms; Algerian views on Arab-Israeli conflict and legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; U.S.-Algeria break in diplomatic relations; evacuation of U.S. dependents from Algeria; USSR military stockpiling in Algeria, [May 18-June 30, 1967]
► 0430 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Amman (Folder 2 of 4) : Maintaining minimal U.S. diplomatic presence in Jordan; evacuation of U.S. personnel from Jordan; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; emergency aid for refugees; Israeli violations of UN cease-fire; U.S. arms sales to Israel and Arab states; status of Jerusalem; Israel military and political position; control of West Bank; Israeli defeat of Jordanian army; Jordan-Syria break in diplomatic relations; return of refugees to West Bank; Israeli treatment of Jordanian refugees; currency situation in Jordan; Saudi and Iraqi troops in Jordan, [May 3-July 8, 1967]
► 0685 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Ankara to Baghdad (Folder 3 of 4) : Turkish reaction to Arab-Israeli war; Turkish position on maritime declaration; Turkey representing U.S. interests in Iraq; Turkish denial of overflight rights for transport of Soviet MiGs to Iraq; evacuation of U.S. personnel to Turkey; USSR arms shipments to UAR via Algeria; U.S. request that Algeria use influence with UAR and Syria to ease tensions; evacuation of U.S. personnel from Iraq; Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; arms limitations in Middle East; U.S. air force base in Libya; military buildup in Middle East; USSR rearming of Arab countries; USSR naval traffic in Mediterranean; Israeli ship anchored outside Eritrean port; Greek position on maritime declaration; views of Greek Prime Minister Konstantine Kollias on Greek political situation and need for U.S. aid; Richard M. Nixon visit to Greece; living conditions in Cairo, Egypt; Iraqi obligation to take military action if Israel should attack Syria; maintaining minimal U.S. diplomatic presence in Iraq; flow of oil cut off from Iraq to U.S. and UK; U.S. strategy in Middle East; Iraqi oil nationalization; Belgium representing U.S. interests in Iraq; assessment of internal Iraq situation; Iraq-UAR relations, [May 16-June 30, 1967]
► 0917 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Bamako to Budapest (Folder 4 of 4) : Charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; Malian views on crisis; Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; U.S. position on Middle East; views of Australia, Thailand, and Communist China on Cambodia’s territorial integrity; U.S.-Lebanon diplomatic relations; Lebanese internal security; Israel-Lebanon relations; Lebanese military plans; evacuation of U.S. personnel and citizens from Lebanon; potential effects of crisis on flow of oil to U.S. and UK; evacuation of U.S. personnel from UAR; living conditions in Cairo, Egypt; U.S.-UAR break in diplomatic relations; Syrian troops in Lebanon; security for Jewish quarter of Beirut, Lebanon; warning issued by Arab organization to airlines dealing with Israel; U.S. strategy in Middle East; Lebanese military capability; UNRWA aid for refugees; Jordan-Lebanon relations; Romanian and USSR Middle East policy; potential for Lebanese civil war; status of Jerusalem; Yugoslav views on crisis; visit of Chief Justice Earl Warren to Yugoslavia; mob violence against U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya; GDR “solidarity” with UAR; sources of oil for FRG in case of Middle East oil shutdown; FRG views on crisis; position on maritime declaration of FRG and Belgium; Belgian and Romanian views on crisis; U.S.-Argentina trade talks, [May 19-June 30, 1967]
► 0028 : Chron Summary of the Arms Probe with Nasser and Related Events : Chronological summary of arms probe; John J. McCloy; Gamal Abdel Nasser views on U.S.-proposed arms limitation arrangement; UAR sovereignty; development of nuclear weapons by UAR and Israel; Dimona nuclear reactor in Israel; International Atomic Energy Agency; Moscow nuclear test ban agreement; conventional weapons arms race; U.S. and USSR arms sales to Middle East countries; timing of UAR arms probe; collective security; deferral of Israeli arms probe; extracts of Nasser speech on disarmament; Palestinians; UAR Nuclear Power Committee visit to U.S.; mutual restraint; nuclear free zones / principal correspondents R. W. Komer, John F. Kennedy, Dean Rusk, John S. Badeau, Lyndon Baines Johnson, 1963-1964.
► 0222 : Maritime declaration chronology; views of Iranian ambassador to U.S.; Israeli suggestion that UN secretary general visit Cairo and Damascus; UK views on crisis; freedom of passage through Gulf of Aqaba; military planning; views of Japanese and UAR ambassadors to U.S.; USSR views on crisis; chronology of consultations on proposed maritime declaration; Chilean position on maritime declaration; summary of U.S.-USSR negotiations on draft resolution on Middle East / principal correspondents David H. Popper, Richard F. Pedersen, [May 18-June 10, 1967, and November 15, 1968]
► 0326 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Accra to Algiers (Folder 1 of 4) : Evacuation of U.S. personnel and others from Syria to Turkey; Ghanaian position on maritime declaration; assessment of Israel’s political future; labor unrest in Yemen; terrorism; situation in Ethiopia and need for more arms; Algerian views on Arab-Israeli conflict and legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; U.S.-Algeria break in diplomatic relations; evacuation of U.S. dependents from Algeria; USSR military stockpiling in Algeria, [May 18-June 30, 1967]
► 0430 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Amman (Folder 2 of 4) : Maintaining minimal U.S. diplomatic presence in Jordan; evacuation of U.S. personnel from Jordan; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; emergency aid for refugees; Israeli violations of UN cease-fire; U.S. arms sales to Israel and Arab states; status of Jerusalem; Israel military and political position; control of West Bank; Israeli defeat of Jordanian army; Jordan-Syria break in diplomatic relations; return of refugees to West Bank; Israeli treatment of Jordanian refugees; currency situation in Jordan; Saudi and Iraqi troops in Jordan, [May 3-July 8, 1967]
► 0685 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Ankara to Baghdad (Folder 3 of 4) : Turkish reaction to Arab-Israeli war; Turkish position on maritime declaration; Turkey representing U.S. interests in Iraq; Turkish denial of overflight rights for transport of Soviet MiGs to Iraq; evacuation of U.S. personnel to Turkey; USSR arms shipments to UAR via Algeria; U.S. request that Algeria use influence with UAR and Syria to ease tensions; evacuation of U.S. personnel from Iraq; Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; arms limitations in Middle East; U.S. air force base in Libya; military buildup in Middle East; USSR rearming of Arab countries; USSR naval traffic in Mediterranean; Israeli ship anchored outside Eritrean port; Greek position on maritime declaration; views of Greek Prime Minister Konstantine Kollias on Greek political situation and need for U.S. aid; Richard M. Nixon visit to Greece; living conditions in Cairo, Egypt; Iraqi obligation to take military action if Israel should attack Syria; maintaining minimal U.S. diplomatic presence in Iraq; flow of oil cut off from Iraq to U.S. and UK; U.S. strategy in Middle East; Iraqi oil nationalization; Belgium representing U.S. interests in Iraq; assessment of internal Iraq situation; Iraq-UAR relations, [May 16-June 30, 1967]
► 0917 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Bamako to Budapest (Folder 4 of 4) : Charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; Malian views on crisis; Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; U.S. position on Middle East; views of Australia, Thailand, and Communist China on Cambodia’s territorial integrity; U.S.-Lebanon diplomatic relations; Lebanese internal security; Israel-Lebanon relations; Lebanese military plans; evacuation of U.S. personnel and citizens from Lebanon; potential effects of crisis on flow of oil to U.S. and UK; evacuation of U.S. personnel from UAR; living conditions in Cairo, Egypt; U.S.-UAR break in diplomatic relations; Syrian troops in Lebanon; security for Jewish quarter of Beirut, Lebanon; warning issued by Arab organization to airlines dealing with Israel; U.S. strategy in Middle East; Lebanese military capability; UNRWA aid for refugees; Jordan-Lebanon relations; Romanian and USSR Middle East policy; potential for Lebanese civil war; status of Jerusalem; Yugoslav views on crisis; visit of Chief Justice Earl Warren to Yugoslavia; mob violence against U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya; GDR “solidarity” with UAR; sources of oil for FRG in case of Middle East oil shutdown; FRG views on crisis; position on maritime declaration of FRG and Belgium; Belgian and Romanian views on crisis; U.S.-Argentina trade talks, [May 19-June 30, 1967]
Reprodüksiyon Notu
Mikrofilm. Bethesda, MD : University Puclications of America (UPA), [t.y.]. 1 mikrofilm makarası : pozitif ; 35 mm. 1967
Konu
Emeği Geçenler
Lester, Robert E., prj. ed.
Kurum Adı
United States. Department of State.
University Puclications of America (UPA)
University Puclications of America (UPA)
Eseri Alıntıla
Referansları kullanmadan önce gözden geçirmeniz ve varsa gerekli düzeltmeleri yapmanız önerilir.
Dijital Kaynak
MARC Görünümü
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505 |t► 0028 : Chron Summary of the Arms Probe with Nasser and Related Events : Chronological summary of arms probe; John J. McCloy; Gamal Abdel Nasser views on U.S.-proposed arms limitation arrangement; UAR sovereignty; development of nuclear weapons by UAR and Israel; Dimona nuclear reactor in Israel; International Atomic Energy Agency; Moscow nuclear test ban agreement; conventional weapons arms race; U.S. and USSR arms sales to Middle East countries; timing of UAR arms probe; collective security; deferral of Israeli arms probe; extracts of Nasser speech on disarmament; Palestinians; UAR Nuclear Power Committee visit to U.S.; mutual restraint; nuclear free zones /|rprincipal correspondents R. W. Komer, John F. Kennedy, Dean Rusk, John S. Badeau, Lyndon Baines Johnson,|g1963-1964.
505 |t► 0222 : Maritime declaration chronology; views of Iranian ambassador to U.S.; Israeli suggestion that UN secretary general visit Cairo and Damascus; UK views on crisis; freedom of passage through Gulf of Aqaba; military planning; views of Japanese and UAR ambassadors to U.S.; USSR views on crisis; chronology of consultations on proposed maritime declaration; Chilean position on maritime declaration; summary of U.S.-USSR negotiations on draft resolution on Middle East /|rprincipal correspondents David H. Popper, Richard F. Pedersen,|g[May 18-June 10, 1967, and November 15, 1968]
505 |t► 0326 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Accra to Algiers (Folder 1 of 4) : Evacuation of U.S. personnel and others from Syria to Turkey; Ghanaian position on maritime declaration; assessment of Israel’s political future; labor unrest in Yemen; terrorism; situation in Ethiopia and need for more arms; Algerian views on Arab-Israeli conflict and legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; U.S.-Algeria break in diplomatic relations; evacuation of U.S. dependents from Algeria; USSR military stockpiling in Algeria,|g[May 18-June 30, 1967]
505 |t► 0430 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Amman (Folder 2 of 4) : Maintaining minimal U.S. diplomatic presence in Jordan; evacuation of U.S. personnel from Jordan; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; emergency aid for refugees; Israeli violations of UN cease-fire; U.S. arms sales to Israel and Arab states; status of Jerusalem; Israel military and political position; control of West Bank; Israeli defeat of Jordanian army; Jordan-Syria break in diplomatic relations; return of refugees to West Bank; Israeli treatment of Jordanian refugees; currency situation in Jordan; Saudi and Iraqi troops in Jordan,|g[May 3-July 8, 1967]
505 |t► 0685 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Ankara to Baghdad (Folder 3 of 4) : Turkish reaction to Arab-Israeli war; Turkish position on maritime declaration; Turkey representing U.S. interests in Iraq; Turkish denial of overflight rights for transport of Soviet MiGs to Iraq; evacuation of U.S. personnel to Turkey; USSR arms shipments to UAR via Algeria; U.S. request that Algeria use influence with UAR and Syria to ease tensions; evacuation of U.S. personnel from Iraq; Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; arms limitations in Middle East; U.S. air force base in Libya; military buildup in Middle East; USSR rearming of Arab countries; USSR naval traffic in Mediterranean; Israeli ship anchored outside Eritrean port; Greek position on maritime declaration; views of Greek Prime Minister Konstantine Kollias on Greek political situation and need for U.S. aid; Richard M. Nixon visit to Greece; living conditions in Cairo, Egypt; Iraqi obligation to take military action if Israel should attack Syria; maintaining minimal U.S. diplomatic presence in Iraq; flow of oil cut off from Iraq to U.S. and UK; U.S. strategy in Middle East; Iraqi oil nationalization; Belgium representing U.S. interests in Iraq; assessment of internal Iraq situation; Iraq-UAR relations,|g[May 16-June 30, 1967]
505 |t► 0917 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Bamako to Budapest (Folder 4 of 4) : Charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; Malian views on crisis; Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; U.S. position on Middle East; views of Australia, Thailand, and Communist China on Cambodia’s territorial integrity; U.S.-Lebanon diplomatic relations; Lebanese internal security; Israel-Lebanon relations; Lebanese military plans; evacuation of U.S. personnel and citizens from Lebanon; potential effects of crisis on flow of oil to U.S. and UK; evacuation of U.S. personnel from UAR; living conditions in Cairo, Egypt; U.S.-UAR break in diplomatic relations; Syrian troops in Lebanon; security for Jewish quarter of Beirut, Lebanon; warning issued by Arab organization to airlines dealing with Israel; U.S. strategy in Middle East; Lebanese military capability; UNRWA aid for refugees; Jordan-Lebanon relations; Romanian and USSR Middle East policy; potential for Lebanese civil war; status of Jerusalem; Yugoslav views on crisis; visit of Chief Justice Earl Warren to Yugoslavia; mob violence against U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya; GDR “solidarity” with UAR; sources of oil for FRG in case of Middle East oil shutdown; FRG views on crisis; position on maritime declaration of FRG and Belgium; Belgian and Romanian views on crisis; U.S.-Argentina trade talks,|g[May 19-June 30, 1967]
533 |aMikrofilm.|bBethesda, MD :|cUniversity Puclications of America (UPA),|d[t.y.].|e1 mikrofilm makarası : pozitif ; 35 mm.|m1967
650 |aArap-İsrail Savaşı, 1967|xDiplomatik ilişkiler|xTarih|vKaynaklar.
651 |aAmerika Birleşik Devletleri|xDış ilişkiler|vKaynaklar.
651 |aAmerika Birleşik Devletleri|xDış ilişkiler|zİsrail|vKaynaklar.
651 |aİsrail|xDış ilişkiler|zAmerika Birleşik Devletleri|vKaynaklar.
651 |aOrta Doğu|vKaynaklar|y1967.
700 1 |aLester, Robert E.,|eprj. ed.
710 1 |aUnited States.|bDepartment of State.
710 2 |aUniversity Puclications of America (UPA)
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090 |aM/0337-3
245 00|aU.S. State Department Office of the Executive Secretariat crisis files.|nPart 2,|pThe Middle East Crisis, 1967|h[mikroform] :|blot files 68D135, 69D218, 70D20 /|cproject editor Robert E. Lester.
246 30|aCrisis files.|nPart 2,|pThe Middle East Crisis, 1967
246 |aMiddle East Crisis, 1967
260 |aBethesda, MD :|bUPA collection from LexisNexis,|c[t.y.]
300 |a1 mikrofilm makarası (1169 poz) :|bpozitif ;|c35 mm
336 |aMetin
337 |aMikroform
338 |aMikrofilm
500 |aBu seri 19 makaradan oluşmaktadır.
504 |aMikrofilmin indeksi B.I/6613 yer numarasında kayıtlıdır.
505 |t► 0001 : Middle East-background :Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; U.S. assurances concerning Gulf of Aqaba and Straits of Tiran; UN role in crisis; withdrawal of UNEF from Gaza Strip and Sinai; military buildup in Middle East; closure of Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli shipping; withdrawal of Israeli forces from Egypt in 1957; legal status of Straits of Tiran and Gulf of Aqaba; map of gulf area,|g[February 11, 1957, and May 23-June 1, 1967]
505 |t► 0028 : Chron Summary of the Arms Probe with Nasser and Related Events : Chronological summary of arms probe; John J. McCloy; Gamal Abdel Nasser views on U.S.-proposed arms limitation arrangement; UAR sovereignty; development of nuclear weapons by UAR and Israel; Dimona nuclear reactor in Israel; International Atomic Energy Agency; Moscow nuclear test ban agreement; conventional weapons arms race; U.S. and USSR arms sales to Middle East countries; timing of UAR arms probe; collective security; deferral of Israeli arms probe; extracts of Nasser speech on disarmament; Palestinians; UAR Nuclear Power Committee visit to U.S.; mutual restraint; nuclear free zones /|rprincipal correspondents R. W. Komer, John F. Kennedy, Dean Rusk, John S. Badeau, Lyndon Baines Johnson,|g1963-1964.
505 |t► 0222 : Maritime declaration chronology; views of Iranian ambassador to U.S.; Israeli suggestion that UN secretary general visit Cairo and Damascus; UK views on crisis; freedom of passage through Gulf of Aqaba; military planning; views of Japanese and UAR ambassadors to U.S.; USSR views on crisis; chronology of consultations on proposed maritime declaration; Chilean position on maritime declaration; summary of U.S.-USSR negotiations on draft resolution on Middle East /|rprincipal correspondents David H. Popper, Richard F. Pedersen,|g[May 18-June 10, 1967, and November 15, 1968]
505 |t► 0326 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Accra to Algiers (Folder 1 of 4) : Evacuation of U.S. personnel and others from Syria to Turkey; Ghanaian position on maritime declaration; assessment of Israel’s political future; labor unrest in Yemen; terrorism; situation in Ethiopia and need for more arms; Algerian views on Arab-Israeli conflict and legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; U.S.-Algeria break in diplomatic relations; evacuation of U.S. dependents from Algeria; USSR military stockpiling in Algeria,|g[May 18-June 30, 1967]
505 |t► 0430 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Amman (Folder 2 of 4) : Maintaining minimal U.S. diplomatic presence in Jordan; evacuation of U.S. personnel from Jordan; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; emergency aid for refugees; Israeli violations of UN cease-fire; U.S. arms sales to Israel and Arab states; status of Jerusalem; Israel military and political position; control of West Bank; Israeli defeat of Jordanian army; Jordan-Syria break in diplomatic relations; return of refugees to West Bank; Israeli treatment of Jordanian refugees; currency situation in Jordan; Saudi and Iraqi troops in Jordan,|g[May 3-July 8, 1967]
505 |t► 0685 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Ankara to Baghdad (Folder 3 of 4) : Turkish reaction to Arab-Israeli war; Turkish position on maritime declaration; Turkey representing U.S. interests in Iraq; Turkish denial of overflight rights for transport of Soviet MiGs to Iraq; evacuation of U.S. personnel to Turkey; USSR arms shipments to UAR via Algeria; U.S. request that Algeria use influence with UAR and Syria to ease tensions; evacuation of U.S. personnel from Iraq; Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; arms limitations in Middle East; U.S. air force base in Libya; military buildup in Middle East; USSR rearming of Arab countries; USSR naval traffic in Mediterranean; Israeli ship anchored outside Eritrean port; Greek position on maritime declaration; views of Greek Prime Minister Konstantine Kollias on Greek political situation and need for U.S. aid; Richard M. Nixon visit to Greece; living conditions in Cairo, Egypt; Iraqi obligation to take military action if Israel should attack Syria; maintaining minimal U.S. diplomatic presence in Iraq; flow of oil cut off from Iraq to U.S. and UK; U.S. strategy in Middle East; Iraqi oil nationalization; Belgium representing U.S. interests in Iraq; assessment of internal Iraq situation; Iraq-UAR relations,|g[May 16-June 30, 1967]
505 |t► 0917 : Arab-Israeli crisis: “By Post,” Bamako to Budapest (Folder 4 of 4) : Charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; Malian views on crisis; Gulf of Aqaba as international waterway; U.S. position on Middle East; views of Australia, Thailand, and Communist China on Cambodia’s territorial integrity; U.S.-Lebanon diplomatic relations; Lebanese internal security; Israel-Lebanon relations; Lebanese military plans; evacuation of U.S. personnel and citizens from Lebanon; potential effects of crisis on flow of oil to U.S. and UK; evacuation of U.S. personnel from UAR; living conditions in Cairo, Egypt; U.S.-UAR break in diplomatic relations; Syrian troops in Lebanon; security for Jewish quarter of Beirut, Lebanon; warning issued by Arab organization to airlines dealing with Israel; U.S. strategy in Middle East; Lebanese military capability; UNRWA aid for refugees; Jordan-Lebanon relations; Romanian and USSR Middle East policy; potential for Lebanese civil war; status of Jerusalem; Yugoslav views on crisis; visit of Chief Justice Earl Warren to Yugoslavia; mob violence against U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya; GDR “solidarity” with UAR; sources of oil for FRG in case of Middle East oil shutdown; FRG views on crisis; position on maritime declaration of FRG and Belgium; Belgian and Romanian views on crisis; U.S.-Argentina trade talks,|g[May 19-June 30, 1967]
533 |aMikrofilm.|bBethesda, MD :|cUniversity Puclications of America (UPA),|d[t.y.].|e1 mikrofilm makarası : pozitif ; 35 mm.|m1967
650 |aArap-İsrail Savaşı, 1967|xDiplomatik ilişkiler|xTarih|vKaynaklar.
651 |aAmerika Birleşik Devletleri|xDış ilişkiler|vKaynaklar.
651 |aAmerika Birleşik Devletleri|xDış ilişkiler|zİsrail|vKaynaklar.
651 |aİsrail|xDış ilişkiler|zAmerika Birleşik Devletleri|vKaynaklar.
651 |aOrta Doğu|vKaynaklar|y1967.
700 1 |aLester, Robert E.,|eprj. ed.
710 1 |aUnited States.|bDepartment of State.
710 2 |aUniversity Puclications of America (UPA)
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