Mr. Speaker. yesterday. President Johnson set out in clear terms and with unmistakable precision the means our Government feels necessary to reach the goals of peace and freedom in the Middle East. The rights and duties he declared are certainly not new to the international relations. We have always urged territorial integrity. justice for refugees. innocent maritime passage. controls on arms assistance. and national political independence. These are not innovative ideas in American foreign policy. In sharp contrast. Premier Kosygins speech bristled with barbs of condemnation and reproach. The Russian Premier sought to cast undue blame on Israel and called for imposition of impossible and unwarranted preconditions to peace.
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