BETWEEN SESSIONS OF THE CENTO MEETINGS IN WASHINGTON YESTERDAY (WEDNESDAY), THE FOREIGN MINISTERS OF BRITAIN, PAKISTAN, TURKEY AND IRAN MET WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

THE PRESIDENT INVITED THEM INTO THE CABINET ROOM FOR A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF ECONOMIC AND MILITARY MATTERS CONCERNING THE ALLIANCE, AND THEN MET SEPARATELY WITH TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTER, FERIDUN CEMAL ERKIN. THEY DISCUSSED THE CYPRUS QUESTION, AND ERKIN SAID LATER THAT THE U.N. FORCES MUST INTERVENE MORE ACTIVELY IN CYPRUS.