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September 20, 1957 - Image 13

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1957-09-20

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Strictly Confidential I

By PHINE A S J. BIRON
The visit , of Loy Henderson icy . . . Under these circum- died by our statesmen. While
to Lebanon for the purpose of stances, so maintains the King of
nobody, realistically, believes
studying the Syrian situation
was far from a howling success the Arabia's save-state, nothing that Israel has any intentions to
. . . The personable diplomatic should be undertaken by the attack Syria and Cairo radio
emissary of President Eisenhow- United States which in the eyes keeps up a barrage of propa-
er returned to Washington with- of the Arabs would show any ganda about Israeli plans to
out having solved the Syrian tendency on the part of Wash- march into Syria . . . Trained
mystery ... To Secretary Dulles' ington to consolidate the State observers are convinced that
question as to whether Syria of Israel . . . In other words Nasser will follow up his Syrian
was irrevocably in the Com- the slogan that Zionism is more success with coup d'etat in Jor-
munist camp, Henderson did not of a threat than Communism dan and that Saudi Arabia, not-
have the answer . . Nor did is being peddled to Washing- withstanding its new military
Henderson find out the position ton by the Arab governments equipment from • t h e United
, of King Saud in the pressure who have the ear of our State States, is not and will never be
able to resist Nasser's political
game which Egypt is playing Department.
This is the low down on our and military strategy . . . As for
with Syria . . . The only offi-
cial action of Washington in the present zig-zag line towards the Lebanon it cannot withstand
new Middle East crisis was to present situation in the Middle any military coup either by
proclaim arms delivery by air East . . . This is also the rea- -Egypt-Syria or for that matter
to Jordan . . . In which way the son why the Eisenhower doc- from any contingent of Bedouins
other words it is generally
military strengthening of Jor- trine is not being implement-
dan can halt the communizing ed ... And when we say imple- agreed by those in the know
of Syria has not been explained. mented we do not mean the use that the arming of-Saudi Ara-
It is an open secret that our of military or naval force by bia- and Jordan cannot affect the
State Department has not reach- the United States in the Middle present crisis in one way or
ed a decision on how to coun- East . . . We merely submit that another . . . The only military
teract the Soviet-Nasser axis according to the Eisenhower strength which could be counted
which has now been enlarged Doctrine, Syria should have upon to stop a Moscow-inspired
into a Moscow-Cairo-Damascus been classified as Communist- Egypt-Syrian coup is that rep-
alliance . . . In effect Syria has dominated instead of being cud- resented by Israel and Iraq.
become a satellite of Egypt, re-
linquishing her control over her
own army . . . Saud, on the oth-
er hand, while not very happy
about Nasser's increased mili-
tary power in the Middle East
is playing a rather strange po e
litical hand . . . Because of his
friendly relations with Wash-
ington, he has been trying to
reassure President Eisenhower
that Syria can be recaptured
from Soviet influence . . . He
has advised President Eisen-
hower to disregard the arrogant
anti-American statements which
Damascus has been broadcast-
ing but to have patience . .
But -more than anything else,
King Saud is said to have urged -
Washington to refrain from
showing concern for Israel .. .
Saud, obviously, holds the opin-
ion that all 'Arab states, irre-
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Texan's Wind Tunnel to Aid Technion

TEL AVIV, (JTA) — The
release of pressurized air at
more than 600 miles an hour
marked the formal dedication
of the Haifa Technion aeronaut-
ical laboratories in the presence
of Charles Bender of Texas, who
presented the technical school
with the supersonic windtunnei,
which has a top windspeed of
2,800 miles per hour.
Bender, who appeared for, the
ceremony .in a colorful cowboy
costume, described his many
years of interest in the 'Haifa
Institute of Technology.
In a special message to the

Will Repatriate 100
Palestine Arabs

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—One hun-
dred Palestine Arab refugees
currently living in Lebanon will
be repatriated to Israel within
the next few months under the
terms of an agreemeht reached
in the Israeli-Lebanese Mixed
Armistice Commission. The ref-
ugees, all of whom have close
relatives living in the Jewish
State, will be repatriated under
Israel's longstanding policy of
reuniting Arab families, some
of whose members remained in
Israel.

donor, Prime Minister Ben-Gur-
ion lauded Bender's generosity
and aid to Israel science.. "I
consider the training of scien-
tists and technicians as one of
Israel's most vital needs," he
said. "Your contribution in
widening the scope of Tech-
nion's research activities is of
inestimable benefit for current
and future technological devel-
opment in Israel."

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ADL Leader Issues
Desegregation Charges

The South's "fierce resistance"
to desegregation was charged
here this week with posing a
threat to American civil liber-
ties, with undermining "the
right of free men to freedom of
association and freedom of ex-
pression."
Alexander F. Miller, national
community service director of
the Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith, told the 47th an-
nual conference of the National
Urban League that "the angry,
self - appointed guardians of
white supremacy" are using a
large arsenal of weapons to
maintain segregation.
Among them he listed "so-
cial pressure, economic strang-
ulation, the Passage of crip-
pling state and local legisla-
tion,
Miller noted that these same
weapons have been used time
and -again in the past, to ."keep
minority group members from
getting ...an equal share at the
fruit offered by the tree of free-
dom."
He emphasized that the prob-
lem in the South today, as else-
where, is not integration, but
the enjoyment of equality of
opportunity f• everyone — "to
live in the neighborhood of his
choice — to have his children ,
freely attend the community
schools — to have an oppor-
tunity to get any job for which
he is qualified."

Exponent Editor Resigns
PHILADELPHIA (AJP) —
Henry W. Levy, editor of the
Jewish Exponent, Philadelphia,
resigned from his post. Levy,
who is planning to make his
headquarters in New York, has
spent many years in social and
public relations activities in
New York, Baltimore and Phila-
delphia.

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