Security Council A -Oion - on''
Israel Criticized Severely
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JTA)
:--Criticism of the United Na-
tions Security Cou-ncil continued
to mount for its action in push-
ing through a resolution cen-
suring Israel over the Kibya in-
cident without first awaiting the
outcome of the Jordan-Israel
direct talks invoked by Israel
under the armistice and without
coupling its action with an in-
sistence on measures to reach
a peace settlement.
The resolution was steamroll-
ered through the Council be-
fore most of its members had
an ,opportunity to make them-
selves fully acquainted with the
nature and significance of Is-
rael's dramatic move in making
mandatory a face-to-face Jor-
dan-Israel meeting under Article
12 of the armistice agreement.
Although Israel Ambassador
Abba S. Eban flew to Washing-
ton for a last-minute conference
with Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles during which he
explained the Israeli move, the
Big Three's only concession was
to add to their resolution draft .
a paragraph formally taking
note of the Israeli action and in-
structing Maj. Gen. Vagn Ben-
nike, UN truce supervision chief
to; note in his report to the
Council, any agreements reached
at the projected meeting.
much concerned 'with this na-
tion's position in the United
Nations with respect to the cen-
suring of Israel regarding the
Kibya . incident." Stating that
such incidents as Kibya were
deplorable on either side and
that the United Nations must
prevent such violations of the
truce, Sen. Kennedy asked:
"But, more important, does not
this incident present the United
Nations and the United States
with an opportunity to urge
more vigorously a more effective
and permanent peace in the
Near East."
The resolution did not
escape criticism within the
United Nations itself. The
Greek delegate, explaining his
vote for the resolution, said he
had been able to give it only
"limited enthusiasm."
The New York Times edi-
torial called upon the Security
Council to ensure action on Is-
rael's call for a direct meeting
with Jordan. "The United Na-
tions must do what it can to
force the two peoples together
and to place the blame where
it belongs if its summons to
negotiations is disregarded,"
the Times said.
Zionists groups, here and
abroad, strongly criticized the
Security Council action mainly
First criticism in official because it failed to call for a
Washington of the Security peace settlement and because,
Council action came from while deploring the death of
Senator John F. Kennedy of Arabs at _Kibya, it failed to ex-
Massachusetts, who expressed
press any sympathy over the
concern over the American
hundreds of Israeli victims of
support of the resolution. In a
Arab attacks:
letter to Secretary of State
In Washington, State Depart-
Dulles, Sen. Kennedy urged ment sources said the Depart-
tliN government to seek a ment was closely following de-
United Nations resolution veopments in the United Nations
calling for permanent peace involving Israel and felt that
negotations and settlements in
Israel was within its rights in
the Near East.
invoking Article 12 of the armis-
The Senator said he was "very tice agreement.
Canadian MP David Cron Blasts
11cCarthyism' in Igor Gouzenko Case
RritiSh Court,Sentenees Auti:Semite
For Threatening . Jewish • Firm
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-3
Friday, December 4, 193
LONDON, (JTA) . Hugh Wil-
son Cowie, 35, who was court-
martialled in 1945 for having I
voluntarily aided the Germans
while _he_ was a prisoner_ of war,
was-.-'sentenced in Manchester
AsSizes-tO three years imprison-
ment for demanding. money un-
der threats from a Jewish busi-
nessman. - •
The prosecution • proved that
Cowie . had told Bernard Green-
HENRI GOLDBERG, Conductor
field. he was investigating JeW-
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