LBJ and Arthur Goldberg, 7/15/67, 9.15A.

Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Arthur Goldberg.

Citation No.: 12002

July 15, 1967
Time: 9:15 AM

Location: Mansion
Speakers: President Johnson and Arthur Goldberg

General Topic: Africa; Business; Civil Disorders; Civil Rights; Congressional Relations; Crime & Law Enforcement; Defense; Diplomacy; Economics; Federal Budget; Legislation; Middle East; Pre-Presidential; Religion; Taxes; United Nations; USSR & Eastern Europe

Topics: Goldberg's Pessimism About UN; UN General Assembly Vote On Jerusalem; US Abstention; Goldberg Advocates Tax Increase; Newark Riots; Gunnar Jarring As Possible Mideast Mediator; Congo; Soviet Actions In Middle East; Tense Hot Line Exchange On June 10, 1967

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