Israel’s Prime Minister Eshkol, who will arrive for an official meeting with President Johnson in Washington on June 1, will spend five to ten days in the United States, it was learned here. Mr. Eshkol will also meet Secretary of State Dean Rusk as well as other top governmental and Congressional leaders. He will also visit several other cities besides Washington during his American stay.
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