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Israel May Ask for Submarines to Balance
Russian Subs Given Egypt, B-G Says on TV

LONDON, (JTA)—Israel may anent, he said, was a stopping

ported it has learned at the

Nations in New York
ask the Western Powers for of warfare and then cooperation. United
that President Eisenhower's

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submarines to balance the Rus- In return, Israel would offer
sian subs delivered to Egypt, peace and cooperation. He could message was an answer to a
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Premier David Ben-Gurion in- not visualize the same situation letter from the King. The King
had
protested
the
U.S.
stand
arising
which
had
led
to
the
dicated in a television interview
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broadcast by Britain's Indepen- recent Sinai-Gaza campaign and favoring "innocent passage" for
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all
shipping
in
the
gulf.
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The
Arab
refugees
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ficially asked any of the West-
all-
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sources in the United Nations
ern Powers for arms to balance be accepted back in Israel headquarters, the Eisenhower
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unless the Jewish refugees
Russian submarine deliveries,
who have since arrived are letter made three points:
Ben - Gurion said: "We may
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1. The United States respects
ask." Pressed about what kinds expelled, Ben - Gurion said.
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Arabian
territorial
sov-
"We
are
not
going
to
do
that,"
of arms Israel would want, Ben-
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ereignty in Saudi waters; 2.
Gurion said: "Well, first of all, he added. He confirmed that
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believes
differences
between
negotiations
had
been
going
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defensive arms against sub-
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on between Israel and some the Arabs and Israel on rights
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marines and perhaps also some
of the refugees, although he of shipping in the gulf can be
submarines."
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hopeful. Yet he settled peacefully under inter-
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, The Premier indicated his be- wasn't too
national law, the United Nations
continued,
"one
ought
always
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lief that the three Egyptian
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Charter, and UN resolutions; 3.
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undersea crafts were being to be in some hope."
It
hopes
force
will
not
be
used
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Israel, the Premier stated,
operated by crews from outside
by any party to the dispute.
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could
absorb
another
2,000,000
s
Egypt. Asked where he thought
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these subs would operate, he
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said possibly the Mediterranean,
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the Red Sea or the Gulf of policy of a Great Power
Aqaba, but that was a question which had to let them out.
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Asked to comment on the
for the Egyptian command, "or
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recent
changes
in
the
Kremlin
perhaps some command of some
high
command,
he
doubted
Great Power." He emphasized
that if these U-boats interfered that the changes would make
with Israeli shipping in the much difference in the Soviet
An urgent appeal for passage
Gulf of - Aqaba, Israel would Union's foreign policy.
of
the Administration's Civil
He
thought
that
a
Middle
East
have to answer with the same
means—"not only from beneath settlement could be reached Rights Bill "without amend-
the waters but perhaps from without agreement among the ment" has been sent to Sena-
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above."
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be trusted and that he talked rectifications by mutual consent. tors, sent in the name of the
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future
of
Israel,
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peace while he planned war,
Petal Soft
Michigan Conference for Civil
the Israel Premier said that Gurion said, lay mainly in the Rights, urged the lawmakers to
efforts
which
Jews
in
Israel
Col. Nasser could "test our
oppose any attempts to change
sincerity and sit down and were ready to make for the de- the Administration Bill, which
see whether we mean peace velopment of the country; build- has received bi-partisan support
For Garden Needs!
or not." While he did not ing it up, conquering the desert, and has already been passed by
necessarily trust Col. Nasser, integrating the immigrants and the House.
fostering science. The major
the Premier noted, he was
The telegram also was sent
ready to "negotiate peace problems in this sphere, he said to Senate Majority Leader
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so
in
conclusion,
were
integration
with anybody who is ready
Johnson
and
Senate
Minority
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of the immigrants and cultiva-
to negotiate peace."
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Leader Knowland. Among the
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What Israel wanted • from tion of the desert.
The Israel Premier played organizations which signed the
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Egypt in the form of a settle-
telegram
were:
Michigan
Con-
down the importance of recent
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Syrian border clashes stating he ference of NAACP Branches,
did not see them as new war- Prince Hall Masons of Michi-
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fare. "But it is worrying us," he gan; Michigan Labor Commit-
admitted, "because it may be tee for Human Rights, National
due to an internal struggle in Council of Negro Women, Mich-
different groups in Syria and igan Anti-Defamation League of
perhaps also to the instigation Bnai Brith, Church of All
People, Americans for Demo-
of some foreign power."
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JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Israel ese-American Citizens Associa-
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raised with the United States tion.
the issue of the ever-increasing
wave of Saudi Arabian threats Beirut Daily Charges
against freedom of navigation in
the Gulf of Aqaba, and Wash, Arabs Are Responsible
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ington• has indicated it will take for Fate of Refugees
up _ the matter with Saudi
BEIRUT, (AJP) — Comment-
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Arabia, informed sources rej. ing on the Jordan crisis and the
a
l
difficulties encountered by King
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It is understood that Israel
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tastiest hors d'ouvres, meat views with gravity Saudi Hussein from the Palestinians
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the western part of his king-
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and dairy trays delivered Arabian threats, particularly in in
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dom, the Beirut daily L'Orient
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light of a reported agreement pointed out this week that the
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with Egypt for Saudi Arabia 500,000 refugees living in un-
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to fortify the islands of Tiran employment and misery in that
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and Sanafir at the entrance to part of the country are sub-
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Finest Bar-B-Q'd
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the gUlf. Israeli legal experts jected to unbridled incitement.
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are now studying the implica- "Could any strong regime with-
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tions for Israel of the recent stand- the propaganda being
Specialists in
transfer to- Saudi Arabia by spread among these refugees?"
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Egypt of the two islands which the paper asked. "The respon-
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in 1951 were "leased out" to
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sibility of the Arab govern-
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Egypt by King Saud to establish ments here is very great. For
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CONFIRMATIONS
a blockade against Israeli ship, eight years, these governments
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ping.
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have been applying to the refu-
Israeli informants said it was
Delicious & Eye Appealing
gees an abstract of inhuman
"significant" that the Saudi-
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policy. Under the pretext of
Egyptian campaign against Is-
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raeli navigation in the gulf cultivating the refugees in long-
for their homes in Palestine,
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Multi-colored saran seat
for the purpose of maintain-
the largest assortment of adopted a policy of silence and
ing
a
menacing
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HOME MADE appetizers about sending a test ship the frontiers with Israel," L'Ori-
through
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Suez
Canal,
ap-
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parently creating an impres- ent added, "these governments
Beer and Wine to Take Out
sion in the Arab world that have systematically rejected all
Israel had abandoned the idea attempts at organization and
employment for the refugees.
of such a test altogether.
"All the responsibility for the
White House officials de-
situation in Jordan," L'Orient
clined comment on a pub-
lished report that President concludes, "falls on the Arab
governments, and particularly
Eisenhower has dispatched a
special personal letter to King on those amongst them which
fostered among the refugees an
Saud of Saudi Arabia at-
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nothing
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use of the Aqaba Gulf by tine problem and has no rela-
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