U.S. Stands Firm on Syrian-Israel Dispute
Nathan J. Kaufman Named Common
Pleas Judge by Governor Williams
Late Reports on Page 1
treat from their original posi- who was given the Council floor
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., ton was variously ascribed to before its last adjournment,
Nathan J. Kaufman, who has years. He is a graduate of Cen-
(JTA)-American diplomac y, the fear that unless Arab made it abundantly clear that
which recently has been the re- agreement was forthcoming no the Israel delegation had taken served for several years as an tral High School, the old College
cipient of much unfavorable resolution would be possible, or part in no conversations, dis- Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, of the City of Detroit ani De-
.,,..vue ...s1
. c7zas
,i 7 named Common troit College of Law and has
criticism over the gyrations of desire to offset the powerful ap- cussions or negotiations, during ozT
Pleas Judge by practiced law here since 1929.
its Middle East policies, was peal to the Arabs represented the day and that the Israel gov-
Governor W i 1-
praised in many United Nations by the Soviet opposition to the ernment had not been consulted
liams. He suc-
quarters for the firmness it dis- resolution, or to an effort to on a matter of such vital im-
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c eeds Judge
played in the Syrian-Israeli dis- placate the Arabs over the rough portance to the country. He
Neal Fitzgerald,
pute over the Bnot Yaakov hy- handling they had received on wanted to make it clear, he said,
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who becomes
droelectric project before the Se- colonial issues. that the agreement reported by
Circuit
Court
curity Council.
Dr.
Malik
as
"just
around
the
It appeared to many observ-
Judge today.
When Arab opposition to the ers here that the British and corner" which was, apparently,
three-power d r a f t resolution French were prepared to reverse "receding into the future," did
Judge K a u f-
Be Sure
which denied Syria a veto right themselves on the assurances not include Israel.
man, formerly a
to See
union
official,
is
over developments in the de- given the Israelis in order to
Dr. Malik conceded this in a
45. He lives
militarized zone and referred reach an agreement with the profuse reply in which he as-
settlement of the dispute to UN Arabs, and then force this serted that he had not been in
with his famil3
Jack
Kaufman
at 3353 Law-
truce chief Major Gen. Vagn agreed solution upon the Israelis. contact with the Israel govern-
Markowitz
Bennike, received sufficient sup-
ment nor did he know of any- rence. He is active in Congre-
The Israelis have no partic-
port from the Soviet Union, Na- ular liking for the Big Three
one who had. gation Beth Abraham. He has
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tionalist China and Pakistan to resolution, but had accepted it
A point on which the Arabs headed the 15th Congressional
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Lebanon, a member of the Coun-
Syria would have no veto
to the chief of staff to maintain . years.
cil, offered "compromise" texts right. If the British and the demilitarized character of
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veto right over Israeli projects
of the armistice agreement.
- Res. TU. 3-3960
States delegation stood firm
Friday, January 1, 1954
in the demilitarized zone, then
The Security Council author-
and refrained even from con-
Israel will fight that resolution
ized the truce chief, Major Gen.
sideration of the Lebanese
with all means at its com-
Vagn Bennike, to return to Pal-
proposals for modifying the
mands.
estine. The Council gave no in-
three-power draft in a man-
(After a meeting with Assist- structions to Gen. Bennike but
ner to imply that Syrian con-
ant Secretary of State Henry instead chairman Kyrou told
sent was necessary for proj-
Byroade in Washington last him "all our blessings go with
ects in the demilitarized zone.
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week Israel Ambassador Abba you in your difficult task."
Henry Cabot Lodge, chief
Eban declared that he had re-
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Subsequently, Dr. Charles Ma-
lik of Lebanon reported that
the recess had been "eminently
successful" and proclaimed that
agreement on an amended draft
resolution was "just around the
corner." He said agreement had
been reached on a delegation
level on many points but gov-
ernments had to be consulted
for instructions. He therefore
proposed a recess for one week.
He was supported in this by
Britain and France. The United
States reiterated its earlier sup-
port of the Colombian motion to
adjourn until Jan. 11. The Leb-
anese motion was carried with
only the United States and Co-
lombia in opposition.
Israel Not Consulted
Just how much agreement was
reached during the recess nego-
tiations remained undisclosed.
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