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Omission of Reference to Israel Arms
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and encouraging their legitimate
national aspirations."
Mr. Javits expressed hope for
avoidance Of partisan politics on
the Israel arms issue. He said
that some people held that the
Republican platform stand on
Israel was better than any
promise of arms, but noted that
he did not.necessarily share this
viewpoint. Mr. Javits was asked
if, in a New York Senate race,
he would be satisfied to run
for the Senate on this plank.
He replied that he was not sat-
isfied to run on this plank, or
the other party's plank, but
rather on principles for which
he has stood.
Republican advocates of U.S.
arms for Israel have tacitly ac-
cepted the decision of the Plat-
form Committee to omit refer-
ence to milts- and - are hailing
the platform as the best that
could be obtained under the cir-
cumstances.
The New Yoi- k delegation,
which sought arms for Israel, is
now stressing the plank's pledge
"to support the independence of
Israel against armed aggres-
sion". A measure of embarrass-
ment exists in Jewish Republi-
can circles because of the con-
trast between the Republican
plank and the one adopted by
the Democrats in Chicago, open-
ly advocating the supply of Am-
erican arms to Israel.
Bernard Katzen,head of the
Jewish Division of. the Repub-
lican National Committee, ap-
peared before t h -e Platform
Committee, praising the policy
of the Administration toward

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Israel. He quoted past assur- gan delegation to the Repub-
ances by President Eisenhower lican National Convention and
and Secretary Dulles, and rec- a member of its credentials com-
ommended - that the platform mittee, was enthusiastic about
should note "traditional sup- the Israel plank in the platform.
port" of Israel the Republi- He thought • it was better than
can Party. He said the "present the Democratic because it
relative peace" in the Middle pledged protection of Israel's
East was brought about by independence, a 1 t h o u g h it
failed to promise arms for Is-
Dulles.
Attention was focused here by - rael's defense.)
Republican leaders on the com-
(Ethel Merman was one of
numcation f r o m Secretary the entertainers at the conven-
tulles to Bnai Brith President tion. Rabbi Naiditch, who wrote
Philip Klutznick, expressing a 'book, "Eisenhower and the
State Department opposition to Jews," gave the prayer at Tues-
Saudi Arabian 'discrimination day evening's session.)
against U.S. Jews.
G. L. W. Smith on the Scene
Chairman of the platform sub-
Jewish names were dragged
committee considering the Is- into the Harold E. Stas.sen
rael plank was Thruston B. "Stop-Nixon" campaign.
Morton, former Assistant Secre-
Gerald L. K. Smith, the no-
tary of State for Legislative Af- torious anti-Semite, charged
fairs. While in the State Depart- that "Goldsmith of the Wal-
ment, Mr. Morton argued dorf" "manipulated" Stassen's
against arms for Israel, and campaign. Denial of this charge
justified such shipinents to the was accompanied by the revela-
Arabs. He said it was not neces- tion that the man, at first un-
sary for a Republican plank to identified, was Arthur J. Gold-
go into detail on steps like arms smith, a wealthy New York
for Israel, Or to spell out mea- business man who lives at the
sures to be taken in this con- Waldorf.
In San Francisco, Goldsmith,
nection.
Mr. Morton expressed appre- who had started a drive for
ciation for Bernard Katzen's General Eisenhower's nomina-
vigorous defense of Dulles' tion for the Presidency in 1952,
but who is constantly being at-
policies.
Alfred Lilienthal, spokesman tacked by conservative Repub-
for an extreme anti - Zionist licans, said the charge that he
group said that Mr. Morton, "manipulated" Stassen's drive
having been Assistant Secretary - "is a lot of hooey."
Goldsmith said Stassen "is
of State, was only too well
aware of "pressures" by Zion- not a man who can be manipu-
ists to prevent the United lated.". He said he had per-
States from arming Egypt last sonally opposed Nixon.
Goldsmith headed a campaign
year. Emphasizing that he was
a Republican active in past supporting Stassen for the .Re-
campaigns, Mr. Lilienthal said, publican Presidential nomina-
"it would be national suicide" tion in 1948. He said he is
if the Republicans now adopt "proud to have the hostility of
"a pro-Zionist plank on the Gerald Smith."
Earlier, Drew Pearson re-
Middle East."
I. L. Kenen, _executive di- vealed that Sidney Weinburg,
rector of the American Zion-. head of the banking firm of
ist Committee for Public Af- Goldman-Sachs, came out • "in
fairs, said of Lilienthal: "He support 'of Nixon publicly,
besmirches the patriotism of though privately he's been just
those who exercise the in- the opposite."
alienable right of petition. He Democrats Reiterate Pledge
apologizes f or Communist To Supply Arms to Israel
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—The
collaboration." Mr. K en en
presented a specific program Democratic National Committee
along the lines submitted at on Monday reiterated its party
Chicago and which was sub- pledge. to supply -defensive arms
sequently embodied in the to Israel.
The question as to whether
Democratic platform. He 'ex-
plained the importance to the Democrats advocated arms
American, security of arms' for Israel was raised following
press reports in Israel stating
supplies for Israel.
John Gunther, a spokesman that the final /party platform
for the liberal "Americans omitted the clause pledging
for Democratic Action," ad- arms to the Jewish state. A
vocated arms for Israel. He Democratic Committee spokes-
said it was regrettable that man termed those reports "com-
Mr. Lilienthal . "came before pletely unfounded." He said the
you to' question the good Democratic Platform specifi-
faith" and "impugn motives" cally states:
"The Democratic Party will
of friends of Israel. He point-
'ed out that the United States act to redress the dangerous im-
had no real friend in the balance of arms in the area
Middle East except Israel. If created by the shipment of
America had given arms to communist arms to Egypt, by
Egypt, he said, they might selling or supplying defensive
now be used against the West. weapons to Israel."
Jacob K. Javits, Attorney
General of New York State,
told the platform committee of
"the new danger which now
exists in the Middle East." He
warned that "Nasser may de-
cide next, after the Suez Canal
seizure, to marshal his own and
the other Arab nations to march
against Israel."
T w o Republican senators,
stating that they were acting
on behalf of constituents, sub-
mitted proposed planks favor-
ing Israel. They were Sen.
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