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  • to the President; let's wait to see whether he reacts ~D NATIONAL SECURITY COLIN L 1/1~7 / EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Amman, Jordan February 16, 1967 w. w. Rostow White House Washington., D. c. Mr. The 'Dear Mro Rostow: Although
  • , Two days have passed since the Security Council I s Resolution concerning the cessation of military actions in the Near East. ·Facts show that Israel, after the Security Council's appeal, seized considerable territory of the Arab States -- United Arab
  • grossly exaggerated, but actual losses to the Israeli force of about 270 aircraft are not known. Firm information on ground action re­ mains sparse. The Israelis claim they have captured the "outer positions" of Kuntilla in southeastern Sinai and reached
  • Department of ~-r:ate I i i I Action S.5 Info'/.: SiCRH! - RR RUEHC DE RUQMKG 3497A 1331115 I • ., . ... tNY SSSSS R 13 llllZ MAY 67 FM tllEMBASSY Al'1MAN ' .·T 0 RUEHCI ~CSTATE WASK>C . INF 0 RUQMGlV AMEMBASSY ANKARA STATE OR NC er S i 9 R ! 2
  • -- if not from us, then from the USSR. The supersonic jets Jordan wants to buy are not defensive weapons --therefor it is difficult for us to provide them. There is no good solution to this problem and there are disadvantages from every course of action. If we