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/0337-12
Dil Kodu
İngilizce
Yer Numarası
M/0337-12
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 (1035 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 : Secret. Director of intelligence and research, Arab-Israeli Crisis, research
memorandums [intelligence notes]. Folder 1 of 2 : Events leading to June 1967 Arab-Israeli hostilities; Syrian-supported terrorism; Arab and Israeli mobilization; military actions on UAR, Jordanian, and Syrian fronts; postwar situation; Israeli intentions toward and administration of occupied territories; relief for and resettlement of refugees; UN role in crisis and its aftermath; comparison of Arab and Israeli military capabilities; USSR military aid to Arab countries; United Arab Command; Palestine Liberation Army; Israel defense force; military forces of UAR, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Algeria; advanced weapons development in Israel and UAR; performance characteristics of Arab and Israeli military equipment; African attitudes toward Israel; NATO ministerial meeting; détente; USSR activities in Middle East; Muslim and non-Muslim Africa; Latin American attitudes toward
Israel; Arab and Israeli statements on roles of outside powers in crisis; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; U.S. postwar position in North Africa; Algerian disillusionment with UAR and USSR; threatened stability of moderate Libyan regime; UAR-India relations; Indian role in crisis; Indian troops in UNEF; Indira Gandhi; USSR tactics in UN to secure Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories; Romanian neutrality on crisis; alignment of Yugoslavia with USSR; dissent overcommunist position in crisis; GDR efforts to exploit situation in Middle East; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; Turkish views on crisis; U.S. and USSR arms shipments via Turkey; probable effects of multilateral action to break Straits of Tiran blockade; USSR reaction to maritime declaration; USSR role in crisis; Israeli political situation; Moshe Dayan; North Vietnamese support for Arabs; probable positions of Western European countries and Canada on maritime declaration and participation in multilateral naval force; USSR propaganda in period preceding crisis; Polish views on crisis; Near East and South Asian countries’ UN positions on Arab-Israeli issue; USSR oil exports to Western Europe; East Asian attitudes toward UN debate on Middle East; UK withdrawal from its island dependencies off southern Arabia; Communist views on economic aid to Arab countries; statements arising from meeting of Arab Communists; Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee resolution on Middle East / principal correspondents Thomas L. Hughes, U Thant; George C. Denney Jr., [May 23–August 21, 1967, and January 15, 1968].
► 0331 : Secret. Director of intelligence and research, Arab-Israeli Crisis, research memorandums [intelligence notes]. Folder 2 of 2 : Appointment of new commander-in-chief of UAR armed forces; effects of USSR-Israel break in diplomatic relations; dim prospects for direct Arab-Israeli negotiations; precarious status of Syrian regime; Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin; post-defeat outlook for Middle Eastern Arab countries; chronology of events relating to Arab-Israeli crisis, November 1966–June 1967; USSR position on Middle East settlement in UN General Assembly; French views on crisis; USSR rejection of four-power consultation proposal of Charles de Gaulle; USSR military aid to Arab countries; estimates of arms inventories and acquisition efforts of Arab countries and Israel; UAR government reorganization; Israeli and Jordanian views on future of West Bank; refugees; prospects for peace negotiations; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; public Arab and Israeli statements on development of crisis / principal correspondents: Thomas L. Hughes; George C. Denney Jr., [May 31-December 12, 1967]
► 0484 : Top Secret/Nodis-correspondence regarding the Arab-Israeli dispute : Israeli decision not to move against UAR troops unless UAR blockades straits of Tiran; U.S.-UAR relations; U.S. policy in Middle East; Syrian supported terrorism; UAR military buildup; UNEF; U.S. commitment to Israel’s security; Tanzanian views on crisis; UAR use of poison gas in Yemen; U.S. and USSR advocacy of restraint for all parties; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; Israeli request for statement of solidarity from U.S. and coordination between U.S. and Israeli forces; cancellation of shah of Iran’s visit to U.S.; U.S.-Saudi Arabia relations; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; attack on USS Liberty; mission of Moroccan foreign minister to U.S.; Dutch position on Maritime Declaration; UN moratorium proposal; cancellation of secretary of state Dean Rusk’s visit to Denmark; U.S.-Morocco relations; Israel-Syria cease-fire / principal correspondents Avraham Harman, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Levi Eshkol, Julius K. Nyerere, Mohammad Albadr, Alexei Kosygin, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Dean Rusk, Eugene V. Rostow, [May 17–June 10, 1967]
► 0629 : Memoranda to and from the Middle East task force : Structure of Middle East control group and task force; naritime declaration; task force procedures; Israeli objectives; evacuation of U.S. citizens from Middle East countries; U.S. policy in Middle East; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; notice to U.S. mariners of danger to shipping in Middle East; Israeli request to purchase U.S. half-track personnel carriers; ban on travel of U.S. citizens to Middle East; U.S. aid for refugees and victims of conflict; relaxation of travel restrictions on U.S. citizens; treatment of UAR nationals in U.S.; policy on resident students and trainees from countries that have broken diplomatic relations with U.S.; contingency planning for naval force; policy on U.S. supply of arms to Middle East countries; U.S. economic aid to countries that have broken diplomatic relations with U.S.; Middle East peace settlement; UN role in crisis; arms control; repatriation and resettlement of refugees / principal correspondents Lucius D. Battle, Dean Rusk, Stanley J. Siegel, Barbara M. Watson, June 1967.
► 0796 : Legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; UK views on crisis; tripartite declaration of 1950; desire of Jordan to stay out of any Arab-Israeli conflict; visit of UN Secretary General U Thant to Cairo, Egypt; UAR use of poison gas in Yemen; Syrian-supported terrorism; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; EIMAC; UN role in crisis; probable USSR reaction to crisis; Arab and Israeli troop movements; Jordanian views on crisis; U.S. advocacy of restraint for all parties, May 1–21.
► 0883 : USSR press and propaganda on crisis; visit of UN Secretary General U Thant to Cairo, Egypt; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; administration of Gaza Strip; Syrian-supported terrorism; military buildup in Middle East; travel restrictions on U.S. citizens, May 22.
► 0926 : USSR role in crisis; Jordanian views on crisis; UAR-Jordan relations; Jordan-Syria break in diplomatic relations; tripartite declaration of 1950; French views on crisis; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; four-power consultation proposal of Charles de Gaulle; UK and Saudi Arabian views on crisis; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; UN role in crisis; Turkish views on crisis; Syrian-supported terrorism; U.S. policy in Middle East; evacuation of U.S. dependents from Tel Aviv, Israel, and Damascus, Syria; instructions for new U.S. ambassador to UAR; Voice of America; UAR mobilization; USSR views on crisis / principal correspondents Lyndon Baines Johnson, Eugene V. Rostow, May 23.
► 0331 : Secret. Director of intelligence and research, Arab-Israeli Crisis, research memorandums [intelligence notes]. Folder 2 of 2 : Appointment of new commander-in-chief of UAR armed forces; effects of USSR-Israel break in diplomatic relations; dim prospects for direct Arab-Israeli negotiations; precarious status of Syrian regime; Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin; post-defeat outlook for Middle Eastern Arab countries; chronology of events relating to Arab-Israeli crisis, November 1966–June 1967; USSR position on Middle East settlement in UN General Assembly; French views on crisis; USSR rejection of four-power consultation proposal of Charles de Gaulle; USSR military aid to Arab countries; estimates of arms inventories and acquisition efforts of Arab countries and Israel; UAR government reorganization; Israeli and Jordanian views on future of West Bank; refugees; prospects for peace negotiations; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; public Arab and Israeli statements on development of crisis / principal correspondents: Thomas L. Hughes; George C. Denney Jr., [May 31-December 12, 1967]
► 0484 : Top Secret/Nodis-correspondence regarding the Arab-Israeli dispute : Israeli decision not to move against UAR troops unless UAR blockades straits of Tiran; U.S.-UAR relations; U.S. policy in Middle East; Syrian supported terrorism; UAR military buildup; UNEF; U.S. commitment to Israel’s security; Tanzanian views on crisis; UAR use of poison gas in Yemen; U.S. and USSR advocacy of restraint for all parties; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; Israeli request for statement of solidarity from U.S. and coordination between U.S. and Israeli forces; cancellation of shah of Iran’s visit to U.S.; U.S.-Saudi Arabia relations; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; attack on USS Liberty; mission of Moroccan foreign minister to U.S.; Dutch position on Maritime Declaration; UN moratorium proposal; cancellation of secretary of state Dean Rusk’s visit to Denmark; U.S.-Morocco relations; Israel-Syria cease-fire / principal correspondents Avraham Harman, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Levi Eshkol, Julius K. Nyerere, Mohammad Albadr, Alexei Kosygin, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Dean Rusk, Eugene V. Rostow, [May 17–June 10, 1967]
► 0629 : Memoranda to and from the Middle East task force : Structure of Middle East control group and task force; naritime declaration; task force procedures; Israeli objectives; evacuation of U.S. citizens from Middle East countries; U.S. policy in Middle East; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; notice to U.S. mariners of danger to shipping in Middle East; Israeli request to purchase U.S. half-track personnel carriers; ban on travel of U.S. citizens to Middle East; U.S. aid for refugees and victims of conflict; relaxation of travel restrictions on U.S. citizens; treatment of UAR nationals in U.S.; policy on resident students and trainees from countries that have broken diplomatic relations with U.S.; contingency planning for naval force; policy on U.S. supply of arms to Middle East countries; U.S. economic aid to countries that have broken diplomatic relations with U.S.; Middle East peace settlement; UN role in crisis; arms control; repatriation and resettlement of refugees / principal correspondents Lucius D. Battle, Dean Rusk, Stanley J. Siegel, Barbara M. Watson, June 1967.
► 0796 : Legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; UK views on crisis; tripartite declaration of 1950; desire of Jordan to stay out of any Arab-Israeli conflict; visit of UN Secretary General U Thant to Cairo, Egypt; UAR use of poison gas in Yemen; Syrian-supported terrorism; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; EIMAC; UN role in crisis; probable USSR reaction to crisis; Arab and Israeli troop movements; Jordanian views on crisis; U.S. advocacy of restraint for all parties, May 1–21.
► 0883 : USSR press and propaganda on crisis; visit of UN Secretary General U Thant to Cairo, Egypt; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; administration of Gaza Strip; Syrian-supported terrorism; military buildup in Middle East; travel restrictions on U.S. citizens, May 22.
► 0926 : USSR role in crisis; Jordanian views on crisis; UAR-Jordan relations; Jordan-Syria break in diplomatic relations; tripartite declaration of 1950; French views on crisis; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; four-power consultation proposal of Charles de Gaulle; UK and Saudi Arabian views on crisis; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; UN role in crisis; Turkish views on crisis; Syrian-supported terrorism; U.S. policy in Middle East; evacuation of U.S. dependents from Tel Aviv, Israel, and Damascus, Syria; instructions for new U.S. ambassador to UAR; Voice of America; UAR mobilization; USSR views on crisis / principal correspondents Lyndon Baines Johnson, Eugene V. Rostow, May 23.
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)
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Referansları kullanmadan önce gözden geçirmeniz ve varsa gerekli düzeltmeleri yapmanız önerilir.
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505 |t► 0001 : Secret. Director of intelligence and research, Arab-Israeli Crisis, research
memorandums [intelligence notes]. Folder 1 of 2 : Events leading to June 1967 Arab-Israeli hostilities; Syrian-supported terrorism; Arab and Israeli mobilization; military actions on UAR, Jordanian, and Syrian fronts; postwar situation; Israeli intentions toward and administration of occupied territories; relief for and resettlement of refugees; UN role in crisis and its aftermath; comparison of Arab and Israeli military capabilities; USSR military aid to Arab countries; United Arab Command; Palestine Liberation Army; Israel defense force; military forces of UAR, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Algeria; advanced weapons development in Israel and UAR; performance characteristics of Arab and Israeli military equipment; African attitudes toward Israel; NATO ministerial meeting; détente; USSR activities in Middle East; Muslim and non-Muslim Africa; Latin American attitudes toward
Israel; Arab and Israeli statements on roles of outside powers in crisis; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; U.S. postwar position in North Africa; Algerian disillusionment with UAR and USSR; threatened stability of moderate Libyan regime; UAR-India relations; Indian role in crisis; Indian troops in UNEF; Indira Gandhi; USSR tactics in UN to secure Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories; Romanian neutrality on crisis; alignment of Yugoslavia with USSR; dissent overcommunist position in crisis; GDR efforts to exploit situation in Middle East; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; Turkish views on crisis; U.S. and USSR arms shipments via Turkey; probable effects of multilateral action to break Straits of Tiran blockade; USSR reaction to maritime declaration; USSR role in crisis; Israeli political situation; Moshe Dayan; North Vietnamese support for Arabs; probable positions of Western European countries and Canada on maritime declaration and participation in multilateral naval force; USSR propaganda in period preceding crisis; Polish views on crisis; Near East and South Asian countries’ UN positions on Arab-Israeli issue; USSR oil exports to Western Europe; East Asian attitudes toward UN debate on Middle East; UK withdrawal from its island dependencies off southern Arabia; Communist views on economic aid to Arab countries; statements arising from meeting of Arab Communists; Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee resolution on Middle East /|rprincipal correspondents Thomas L. Hughes, U Thant; George C. Denney Jr.,|g[May 23–August 21, 1967, and January 15, 1968].
505 |t► 0331 : Secret. Director of intelligence and research, Arab-Israeli Crisis, research memorandums [intelligence notes]. Folder 2 of 2 : Appointment of new commander-in-chief of UAR armed forces; effects of USSR-Israel break in diplomatic relations; dim prospects for direct Arab-Israeli negotiations; precarious status of Syrian regime; Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin; post-defeat outlook for Middle Eastern Arab countries; chronology of events relating to Arab-Israeli crisis, November 1966–June 1967; USSR position on Middle East settlement in UN General Assembly; French views on crisis; USSR rejection of four-power consultation proposal of Charles de Gaulle; USSR military aid to Arab countries; estimates of arms inventories and acquisition efforts of Arab countries and Israel; UAR government reorganization; Israeli and Jordanian views on future of West Bank; refugees; prospects for peace negotiations; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; public Arab and Israeli statements on development of crisis /|rprincipal correspondents: Thomas L. Hughes; George C. Denney Jr.,|g[May 31-December 12, 1967]
505 |t► 0484 : Top Secret/Nodis-correspondence regarding the Arab-Israeli dispute : Israeli decision not to move against UAR troops unless UAR blockades straits of Tiran; U.S.-UAR relations; U.S. policy in Middle East; Syrian supported terrorism; UAR military buildup; UNEF; U.S. commitment to Israel’s security; Tanzanian views on crisis; UAR use of poison gas in Yemen; U.S. and USSR advocacy of restraint for all parties; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; Israeli request for statement of solidarity from U.S. and coordination between U.S. and Israeli forces; cancellation of shah of Iran’s visit to U.S.; U.S.-Saudi Arabia relations; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; attack on USS Liberty; mission of Moroccan foreign minister to U.S.; Dutch position on Maritime Declaration; UN moratorium proposal; cancellation of secretary of state Dean Rusk’s visit to Denmark; U.S.-Morocco relations; Israel-Syria cease-fire /|rprincipal correspondents Avraham Harman, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Levi Eshkol, Julius K. Nyerere, Mohammad Albadr, Alexei Kosygin, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Dean Rusk, Eugene V. Rostow,|g[May 17–June 10, 1967]
505 |t► 0629 : Memoranda to and from the Middle East task force : Structure of Middle East control group and task force; naritime declaration; task force procedures; Israeli objectives; evacuation of U.S. citizens from Middle East countries; U.S. policy in Middle East; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; notice to U.S. mariners of danger to shipping in Middle East; Israeli request to purchase U.S. half-track personnel carriers; ban on travel of U.S. citizens to Middle East; U.S. aid for refugees and victims of conflict; relaxation of travel restrictions on U.S. citizens; treatment of UAR nationals in U.S.; policy on resident students and trainees from countries that have broken diplomatic relations with U.S.; contingency planning for naval force; policy on U.S. supply of arms to Middle East countries; U.S. economic aid to countries that have broken diplomatic relations with U.S.; Middle East peace settlement; UN role in crisis; arms control; repatriation and resettlement of refugees /|rprincipal correspondents Lucius D. Battle, Dean Rusk, Stanley J. Siegel, Barbara M. Watson,|gJune 1967.
505 |t► 0796 : Legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; UK views on crisis; tripartite declaration of 1950; desire of Jordan to stay out of any Arab-Israeli conflict; visit of UN Secretary General U Thant to Cairo, Egypt; UAR use of poison gas in Yemen; Syrian-supported terrorism; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; EIMAC; UN role in crisis; probable USSR reaction to crisis; Arab and Israeli troop movements; Jordanian views on crisis; U.S. advocacy of restraint for all parties,|gMay 1–21.
505 |t► 0883 : USSR press and propaganda on crisis; visit of UN Secretary General U Thant to Cairo, Egypt; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; administration of Gaza Strip; Syrian-supported terrorism; military buildup in Middle East; travel restrictions on U.S. citizens,|gMay 22.
505 |t► 0926 : USSR role in crisis; Jordanian views on crisis; UAR-Jordan relations; Jordan-Syria break in diplomatic relations; tripartite declaration of 1950; French views on crisis; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; four-power consultation proposal of Charles de Gaulle; UK and Saudi Arabian views on crisis; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; UN role in crisis; Turkish views on crisis; Syrian-supported terrorism; U.S. policy in Middle East; evacuation of U.S. dependents from Tel Aviv, Israel, and Damascus, Syria; instructions for new U.S. ambassador to UAR; Voice of America; UAR mobilization; USSR views on crisis /|rprincipal correspondents Lyndon Baines Johnson, Eugene V. Rostow,|gMay 23.
533 |aMikrofilm.|bBethesda, MD :|cUniversity Puclications of America (UPA),|d[t.y.].|e1 mikrofilm makarası : pozitif ; 35 mm.|m1967
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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.
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710 1 |aUnited States.|bDepartment of State.
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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 (1035 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 : Secret. Director of intelligence and research, Arab-Israeli Crisis, research
memorandums [intelligence notes]. Folder 1 of 2 : Events leading to June 1967 Arab-Israeli hostilities; Syrian-supported terrorism; Arab and Israeli mobilization; military actions on UAR, Jordanian, and Syrian fronts; postwar situation; Israeli intentions toward and administration of occupied territories; relief for and resettlement of refugees; UN role in crisis and its aftermath; comparison of Arab and Israeli military capabilities; USSR military aid to Arab countries; United Arab Command; Palestine Liberation Army; Israel defense force; military forces of UAR, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Algeria; advanced weapons development in Israel and UAR; performance characteristics of Arab and Israeli military equipment; African attitudes toward Israel; NATO ministerial meeting; détente; USSR activities in Middle East; Muslim and non-Muslim Africa; Latin American attitudes toward
Israel; Arab and Israeli statements on roles of outside powers in crisis; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; U.S. postwar position in North Africa; Algerian disillusionment with UAR and USSR; threatened stability of moderate Libyan regime; UAR-India relations; Indian role in crisis; Indian troops in UNEF; Indira Gandhi; USSR tactics in UN to secure Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories; Romanian neutrality on crisis; alignment of Yugoslavia with USSR; dissent overcommunist position in crisis; GDR efforts to exploit situation in Middle East; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; Turkish views on crisis; U.S. and USSR arms shipments via Turkey; probable effects of multilateral action to break Straits of Tiran blockade; USSR reaction to maritime declaration; USSR role in crisis; Israeli political situation; Moshe Dayan; North Vietnamese support for Arabs; probable positions of Western European countries and Canada on maritime declaration and participation in multilateral naval force; USSR propaganda in period preceding crisis; Polish views on crisis; Near East and South Asian countries’ UN positions on Arab-Israeli issue; USSR oil exports to Western Europe; East Asian attitudes toward UN debate on Middle East; UK withdrawal from its island dependencies off southern Arabia; Communist views on economic aid to Arab countries; statements arising from meeting of Arab Communists; Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee resolution on Middle East /|rprincipal correspondents Thomas L. Hughes, U Thant; George C. Denney Jr.,|g[May 23–August 21, 1967, and January 15, 1968].
505 |t► 0331 : Secret. Director of intelligence and research, Arab-Israeli Crisis, research memorandums [intelligence notes]. Folder 2 of 2 : Appointment of new commander-in-chief of UAR armed forces; effects of USSR-Israel break in diplomatic relations; dim prospects for direct Arab-Israeli negotiations; precarious status of Syrian regime; Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin; post-defeat outlook for Middle Eastern Arab countries; chronology of events relating to Arab-Israeli crisis, November 1966–June 1967; USSR position on Middle East settlement in UN General Assembly; French views on crisis; USSR rejection of four-power consultation proposal of Charles de Gaulle; USSR military aid to Arab countries; estimates of arms inventories and acquisition efforts of Arab countries and Israel; UAR government reorganization; Israeli and Jordanian views on future of West Bank; refugees; prospects for peace negotiations; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; public Arab and Israeli statements on development of crisis /|rprincipal correspondents: Thomas L. Hughes; George C. Denney Jr.,|g[May 31-December 12, 1967]
505 |t► 0484 : Top Secret/Nodis-correspondence regarding the Arab-Israeli dispute : Israeli decision not to move against UAR troops unless UAR blockades straits of Tiran; U.S.-UAR relations; U.S. policy in Middle East; Syrian supported terrorism; UAR military buildup; UNEF; U.S. commitment to Israel’s security; Tanzanian views on crisis; UAR use of poison gas in Yemen; U.S. and USSR advocacy of restraint for all parties; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; Israeli request for statement of solidarity from U.S. and coordination between U.S. and Israeli forces; cancellation of shah of Iran’s visit to U.S.; U.S.-Saudi Arabia relations; charges of U.S.-UK involvement in war on behalf of Israel; attack on USS Liberty; mission of Moroccan foreign minister to U.S.; Dutch position on Maritime Declaration; UN moratorium proposal; cancellation of secretary of state Dean Rusk’s visit to Denmark; U.S.-Morocco relations; Israel-Syria cease-fire /|rprincipal correspondents Avraham Harman, Lyndon Baines Johnson, Levi Eshkol, Julius K. Nyerere, Mohammad Albadr, Alexei Kosygin, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Dean Rusk, Eugene V. Rostow,|g[May 17–June 10, 1967]
505 |t► 0629 : Memoranda to and from the Middle East task force : Structure of Middle East control group and task force; naritime declaration; task force procedures; Israeli objectives; evacuation of U.S. citizens from Middle East countries; U.S. policy in Middle East; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; notice to U.S. mariners of danger to shipping in Middle East; Israeli request to purchase U.S. half-track personnel carriers; ban on travel of U.S. citizens to Middle East; U.S. aid for refugees and victims of conflict; relaxation of travel restrictions on U.S. citizens; treatment of UAR nationals in U.S.; policy on resident students and trainees from countries that have broken diplomatic relations with U.S.; contingency planning for naval force; policy on U.S. supply of arms to Middle East countries; U.S. economic aid to countries that have broken diplomatic relations with U.S.; Middle East peace settlement; UN role in crisis; arms control; repatriation and resettlement of refugees /|rprincipal correspondents Lucius D. Battle, Dean Rusk, Stanley J. Siegel, Barbara M. Watson,|gJune 1967.
505 |t► 0796 : Legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; UK views on crisis; tripartite declaration of 1950; desire of Jordan to stay out of any Arab-Israeli conflict; visit of UN Secretary General U Thant to Cairo, Egypt; UAR use of poison gas in Yemen; Syrian-supported terrorism; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; EIMAC; UN role in crisis; probable USSR reaction to crisis; Arab and Israeli troop movements; Jordanian views on crisis; U.S. advocacy of restraint for all parties,|gMay 1–21.
505 |t► 0883 : USSR press and propaganda on crisis; visit of UN Secretary General U Thant to Cairo, Egypt; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; administration of Gaza Strip; Syrian-supported terrorism; military buildup in Middle East; travel restrictions on U.S. citizens,|gMay 22.
505 |t► 0926 : USSR role in crisis; Jordanian views on crisis; UAR-Jordan relations; Jordan-Syria break in diplomatic relations; tripartite declaration of 1950; French views on crisis; withdrawal of UNEF from UAR; four-power consultation proposal of Charles de Gaulle; UK and Saudi Arabian views on crisis; legal status of Gulf of Aqaba; UN role in crisis; Turkish views on crisis; Syrian-supported terrorism; U.S. policy in Middle East; evacuation of U.S. dependents from Tel Aviv, Israel, and Damascus, Syria; instructions for new U.S. ambassador to UAR; Voice of America; UAR mobilization; USSR views on crisis /|rprincipal correspondents Lyndon Baines Johnson, Eugene V. Rostow,|gMay 23.
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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