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October 05, 1962 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1962-10-05

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The cornerstone laying cere- corporation formed by Amibec
monies for the Tel Aviv Hilton, to build the Tel Aviv Hilton.
which will be Israel's largest
hotel, brought together leaders
of the Israel government, Hil-
ton Hotels International, Ami-
bec, and prominent American
and Canadian Jewish leaders.
A highlight was the place-
ment of a special scroll in the
base of a corner pillar of the
new 446-room hotel.
Israel Minister of Commerce
and Industry Pinchas Sapir wel-
comed the guests and partic-
ularly Emmanuel Sella, presi-
dent of Amibec, the developers
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of the hotel project, and the
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(Continued from Page 1)
cation of American policy on
Kennedy approved a plank of Israel's defense needs. Rep.
JERUSALEM—One third of the Los Angeles Democratic plat- Halpern is a co-sponsor of the
the 450,000,000 pounds (about form pledging efforts to preserve K e a t i n g-Halpern amendment
$250,000,000) loaned by the U.S. Arab-Israel peace by trying to adopted in this year's Foreign
Government since the establish- prevent an arms race "while Assistance Act to discourage
ment of Israel have been repaid, guarding against the dangers of further aid to nations like
Pinhas- Sapir, Minister of Com- a military imbalance resulting Egypt which use their own re-
merce and Industry told the from Soviet arms shipments."
sources to buy Soviet arms.
press Tuesday.
President Kennedy asked the
The Soviet Union last winter
He disputed the contention augmented its arms supply to the State Department to reply, on
of a recent state bank survey United Arab Republic, Syria, and his behalf, to Rep. Halpern's
that most of the financing for Iraq with the latest jets and mis- "hot potato." The Department
industry came from the govern- siles. Israel could no longer ob- was on the spot, knowing the
ment's development budget tain adequate defensive arms White House would carefully
asserting that funds from those from France because of the lim- observe its answer. Thus came
budgets amounted to not more ited range of French productive the first inkling of the new
than 15 per cent of the loans. capacity. Indeed, the Soviet policy.
He added that all development weapons furnished to the Arabs
Assistant Secretary of State
loans to industry were linked had in instances become . more Phillips Talbot told Rep. Hal-
either to the dollar or to the sophisticated than provided to pern that Israel's security had
cost of living index.
actual satellites in the Sino- become "a matter of deepest
The Minister said that in Soviet bloc.
concern" a n d revealed that
view of the satisfactory profit
Israel turned in desperation America was supplying Israel
position of industry in Israel to the State Department and with "significant amounts of
generally, industry would be got nothing but the same old (military) equipment as well as
asked to absorb an additional evasive line. Nasser was de- credit facilities for . . . pur-
wage bill in January to meet scribed as actually more peace- chases."
the regular cost of living al- ful. He wanted the Russian jets
Because of Kennedy's inter-
lowance increase due them. He and rockets only for domestic vention, U.S. authorities now
added that while it was felt propaganda purposes. But if for the first time concede that
that most firms could success- Israel obtained balancing arms, an arms imbalance exists; also,
fully absorb the rise there was in the State Department view, that it is in the American na-
no reason to charge industry the situation would escalate into tional interest and the cause
as a whole with making ex- an arms race.
of peace to discourage Arab
cessive profit.
aggression by selling arms to
The State Department mean- Israel.
He predicted that exports this while
This established a prece-
planned
to
greatly
in-
year would total $280,000,000. crease loans and grants to Nas- dent in American involvement
Israel's security as part of
ser while he diverted his own with
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resources to buy more Russian
The
Hawk
missile is one of
MI I I 1111 IIMI — I MI MI MO 11 ■
arms. The Department was neu- America's latest
weapons. It
tral to a friend, Israel, but has just been adopted
by the
I friendly to a "neutral," Egypt.
U.S. Marine Corps to replace
I
I Career officers trotted out the the Terrier missile. Just as the
cliche-ridden excuses against Marine motto, Semper Fidelis,
I
I giving
Israel even the purely indicates a keeping of the faith,
I
I defensive ground-to-air missiles Kennedy has vindicated t h e
it so desperately needed. Israel's trust of a small, isolated foreign
I
I cities were wide open to de- nation.
I
I struction by Nasser's heavy jet
bomber squadrons. Israel was
I
I
the only nation in the world `American Jewish
when you give Barton's
I chocolates, candies, I menaced by Soviet-armed foes World' Celebrates
that had turned to Washington
Choose from
50th Anniversary
I pastries.
our big, new selection. I for help and been rebuffed.
The State Department still
MINNEAPOLIS, (JTA) —
I This week's feature: I wished
to avoid offending Nas- Fifty years of publishing was
I
I ser although the whole Egyptian observed this week by the
defense establishment had be- American Jewish World with its
I
I come inextricably linked with Golden
Anniversary edition, part
Soviet military supply and of its annual Rosh Hashanah
I
I the
training system. Soviet tech- edition.
nicians, whose presence in Cuba
Founded in June 1912 as the
the Department, were Jewish Weekly, the name was
I
I horrified
ignored in Egypt.
in 1915 to the present
I
I This was the background changed
one. L. H. Frisch, vice-president
when President Kennedy desig- of the American Jewish Press
I
nated Myer Feldman, already Association, is editor and pub-
I
I his deputy special counsel at lisher of the Twin Cities-based
the White House, to assist also weekly. A graduate of the Uni-
Real French CHOCOLATE
PETITS FOURS—Luscious lay- I on matters of Jewish interest.
versity of Minnesota, he has
ers of pastry with butter-
cream fillings in 5 out-of-this- I Feldman's status at the White been associated with the week-
world flavors. All chocolate
House is on a much broader ly throughout the 50 years.
I covered.
I and higher level than the lim- Among the many personal
ited capacities of former Presi-
I
Box of 24, $1.95 I dential aides like David K. Niles greetings are congratulatory
from President John
I
I and Maxwell Rabb. Feldman is messages
F. Kennedy, Governor Elmer
not
only
well-informed
but
pos-
I
I sesses the courage to express L. Andersen, Senator Hubert
H. Humphrey, Senator Eugene
convictions.
I
I his The
State Department sought J. McCarthy; University of Min-
I
I to minimize Feldman's recent nesota President 0. Meredith
to Israel, announcing that Wilson; John Cowles, president
I
I visit
he
went
only as a private citi- of The Minneapolis Star and
Exclusively at
Bernard E. Ridder,
I
I zen and was not necessarily re- Tribune;
flecting any official American president of The St. Paul Dis-
I view. The President noted the patch and Pioneer Press; the
Rabbinical Associa-
I attempts to undermine one of Minnesota
his closest advisers. Meetings tion and other national and
I were subsequently held at the local figures in educational,
At 10 Mile Rd.
Across from
White House in which Jewish political, civic and industrial
Dexter Davison Mkt.
I leaders
were given Kennedy's circles.
18309 Wyoming nr. Curtis I personal assurance that Israel's
Philanthropic Record
interests would not be ignored.
Barton's Confections a n d
The first indication of a dra- More than $2,160,000,000 had
Baked Delicacies Are Also I
Available at Crow le y's I matic policy change came when been raised by central Jewish
Street Floor.
Rep. Seymour Halpern, New community organizations in the
I York Republican, wrote a per- United States from 1946 through
Open Sundays
sonal letter to Kennedy, detail- 1961'. About half of this amount
I ing
and Evenings
the Arab military build-up. was raised during the past
Rep. Halpern requested clarifi- decade.
EN um NE E. Is Inv ED

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

Cornerstone Placed for Tel Aviv Hilton

IISIAAar

Kennedy, U.S. Officials Recognize
Arab-Israel Imbalance of Arms

Report One-Third
of U.S. Loans to
Israel Are Repaid

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