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Nov. 11, 1967 - Security Council hears 12 statements on Middle East Receives two draft Resolutions: The Security Council, in a meeting beginning in the afternoon of Thursday, 9 November, and ending early Friday, 10, November, discussed the situation in the Middle East at the request of the United Arab Republic, and heard statements by the United Arab republic, India, Nigeria Soviet Union, United Kingdom, United States, Ethiopia, Canada, Denmark, Frances, Japan and Argentina. Two draft resolutions were introduced. One was submitted by India, Mali and Nigeria, the other by the United States. Conversing in a Lounge outside the council Chamber are Mr. Vasily V. KUZNETSOV (left), first Deputy Foreign Minister to the USSR, and ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg, Permanent Representatives of the United States to the UN

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Conversing Discussed Draft Ending Ethiopia Goldberg Heard Hears Introduced Kuznetsov Lounge Mali Nigeria Permanent Request Resolutions Situation Statements Submitted Thursday Vasily

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