from a special correspondent Official circles view the Middle East crisis as being effectively sealed off by a secret understanding between Washington and Moscow. They believe this understanding was reached at the end of the Glassboro summit between Johnson and Kosygin. The eagerness of the Soviet Union to make a compromise of the Vietnamese situation by negotiations has been extended to the Middle East, and their failure to maibtain a line of solidarity with the victims of aggression there certainly seems to indicate a deal with the imperialists that the Yugoslavs suspect - much to their own agreement.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 6, 9 August 1967
Soviet - U.s. Deal on Middle Hast?
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