ritish Writer Exposes Nasser's Genocide Plans

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which have major industrial interests in
Egypt."
According to the correspondent, Nasser's
rocket program and conventional weapons
would be sufficient to secure the total mili-
tary defeat of Israel, but this is not Nas-
ser's only objective, since he has "sworn to
blot out Israel completely." "To leave any
Jewish ghetto in Palestine would be to keep
alive the claim and hope for a Jewish Na-
tional State," Prittie writes. "This is why
Nasser is contemplating using weapons of
genocide against Israel."
Nasser's inner circle of assistants, the

correspondent reports, have been consider-
ing the possibility of a nuclear bomb of the
Hiroshima type, the possibility of bribing
officers of the British Air Force to fly
British-based planes to Cairo with nuclear
bombs, the possibility of using "radioactive
rubbish bomb," and the possibility of
exploding small packages of strontium 90.

Nasser's plans include the removal of
the British from their Middle East bases
so that they cannot come to the aid of
Israel, "if Nasser were to launch an un-
provoked and genocidal attack." Nasser's
intention, Prittie states, is "to close the

Eastern Mediterranean and the Red Sea to
the West." He intends also to build a firm
alliance with the Soviet Union.

Nasser Brands as 'Imperialist'
All Governments Aiding Israel

LONDON (JTA) — "Imperialistic forces,
whether in Israel, Aden or Portuguese
Angola, will not be able to withstand a will
to change now sweeping Africa and the
Arab lands," President Nasser of Egypt
told a rally July 22, according to reports
from Cairo.
He spoke at a meeting on the eve of the
anniversary of the 1952 revolt which ousted

King Farouk II. He said the will of the
Palestinian Arabs who "lost their homes"
in the 1948 war with Israel "would eventu-
ally be stronger than Israel and the im-
perialist forces supporting Israel."

Syria pledged in an official announcement
to coordinate her armed forces with those
of other Arab countries bordering Israel
under unified Arab command. The pledge
was made by Gen. Amin Hafez, chairman
of Syria's Presidency Council and supreme
commander of her armed forces, who said
that "joint military coordination would
enable us to face Zionism and imperialism."

Arab Propagandist Threatens Sen. Keating;
Republican Plank on Immigration
Gets Warning: Stay Out of U. S. Election
Denounced by Religious Leaders;
ened to bring the senator's indication as to whether it is ap-
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Dr.
defeat" in the Novem- propriately registered under the
Liberal Approach Urged by Kennedy Mohammed T. Mehdi, secretary "political
terms of the Foreign Agents Regis-
ber elections.

general of the so-called "Action
American Jewish Committee, Committee on American-Arab Re-
tration Act."
WASHINGTON (JTA) — At-
"Despite your objection to the
torney General Robert Kennedy American Jewish Congress, the lations," an Iraqui citizen, drew a extremism of Goldwater and lofty
denounced U.S. immigration laws National Community Relations Ad- sharp rebuff when he sought to reference to your conscience, in Hebrew Corner
— the McCarran-Walter Act — as visory Council, Anti-Defamation intervene in the American election your •continuous attack on hte
discriminatory and cruel in testi- League of Bnai Brith, Jewish War campaign in an attempt to pressure Arabs in favor of Israel, you show Israel's Agriculture
mony yesterday before the House Veterans of the United States, the Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, New both extremism, as well as disre-
Farming is playing an important
role in our economy since the begin-
Immigration Subcommittee. He Social Actions Committee of the York Republican, into adopting a spect for he feelings of 80 per ning
of the settlement of Eretz
called for an entirely new and lib- Union of American Hebrew Con- pro-Arab stand.
cent of your constituency," Dr. There were several reasons:
to the beginning of the State
eral approach.
Dr. Mehdi had threatened to Mehdi stated in a telegram to Sen. * we Up
gregaions, Jewish Community Re-
were limited in our capacity to
picket the senator's offices and Keating.
Kennedy testified in support of lations Council of Greater Phila-
penetrate into various areas of the
country in the form of broad mu-
"expose" him as "a captive in-
a bill first sent to Congress by his delphia, and the New York section
"If there were 2,000,000 Arabs
development.
strument in the hands of Zionist in New York, instead of 2,000,000 * nicipal
brother, the late President John F. of the National Council of Jewish
Our decision to experiment in com-
pressure groups." He also threat- Zionist Jews, you would be blast- bining with the Zionist enterprise a
Kennedy, and now backed by Pres- Women.
new social order, the returning to
ident Johnson. The bill would
ing Israel and praising the Arabs. toil the land.
The agricultural settlement of the
eliminate the national origins
Your present activities on behalf * land
had an important defensive as-
quota system. Kennedy said the
of Israel, which is for the purpose pect.
The agricultural settlement of the
racist system of establishing quo-
*
reactivation of the Klan is a sub- of .receiving the Jewish vote, re- land was the cheapest and quickest
By MILTON FRIEDMAN
tas based on ethnic and national
of absorbing new immigrants.
(Copyright, 1964, JTA, Inc.)
ject of concern to Federal law en- flect your disrespect for the feel- form
origin was a world-wide source of
Most of the immigrants came from
ings and position of the over- * countries
WASHINGTON—Jewish
commu-
forcement
officials
who
need
local
in Eastern Europe that were
embarrassment to the Unite d
whelming majority of the people mostly agricultural countries.
nal agencies are assisting police cooperation.
States.
The
establishment
of the state of
authorities in many areas of the
The KKK was formed in 1865 in of New York," the telegram of Israel did not change this approach, on
The attorney general termed United States in surveillance of
the
Iraqui
said.
the
contrary
it
was
even
strengthened.
Tennessee as a social club. The
the immigration law a present
were many reasons:
- of violence hoods and ritual were something
Sen. Keating replied: "Since There
the
growing
dangn
The
Arab
farmers
left
the country.
"source of anguish to many of our from extremist :fight-wing hate
The financial ban by the Arab
of a joke. The group quickly trans- you are not an American citizen
own citizens with relatives abroad."
formed itself into a terrorist yourself, I question your qualifi- Countries.
Large spaces of land were opened
He said the biased provisions groups.
Civil rights Incidents, rioting, organization against the Recon- cations to speak for the citizens before us drew us to farming for
caused "loss to the economic and
financial
and defensive reasons.
of
New
York
or
of
any
other
and extremist manifestations are struction Government and the
The hundreds of thousands of new
creative strength of our nation as
state on this issue. Furthermore, immigrants
expected
to
intensify
during
the
demanded to be settled
The
KKK
helped
restore
Negroes.
a whole." He described the present
it would seem inappropriate for and wanted work.
immigration regulations as "incon- election campaign. That is the white domination in the South by you, as an Iraqui citizen, to take
The first years of the State were
years of farm expansion. Hundreds
sistent with our principle and out opinion of experienced observers intimidation and brutality.
new settlements were erected.
The KKK declined but was re- any part whatsoever in a United of In
of step with our history." 'This na- of the national scene.
rural resettlement the achieve-
States
election.
While
it
is
unlikely
that
extrem-
vived
in
the
1920's
with
new
tar-
ment
of the State was manifold that
tion was built by immigrants of
of
the
Zionist work for 70 years
ism
will
be
specifically
directed
to
picketing
of
me
by
your
"As
gets—Catholics and Jews. It was
courage and ability who come from
before the State.
against Jews or the Jewish com- strongest in Colorado, Indiana, committee, I am not familiar with
In the course of a few years the
many lands," he stated.
munity, the Jewsh defense agen- Ohio, Oregon, Texas, West Virginia its activities and would appreciate local farms became the almost com-
The new bill would end the na-
plete source of our farm produce.
tional quota system over a five- cies are on the alert. They are and Alabama. The KKK held many having a report from you on its Translation of Hebrew Column, pub-
lished
by Brith Ivrith Olarnith,
membership
and
finances,
and
an
carefully
observing
developments.
public offices. It had spread from
year period. Quotas would be re-
Jerusalem.
duced 20 per cent per year, and re- The files of the Anti-Defamation the South to oppose the candidacy
distributed on a fair basis. Those League of Bnai Brith have been of Al Smith, a Catholic, who ran
with the greatest ability to contri- made available to police in various unsuccessfully as Democratic Pres-
bute to the welfare of the United localities. Inquiries pertained to idential nominee.
States would get first preference. such groups as the ascending Ku
The Klan is now feverishly
%
However, the new bill would in- Klux Klan and the declining Amer- recruiting in such states as Penn-
crease the total eligible to enter ican Nazi Party.
sylvania and California. In Mis-
A real danger Is seen in the sissippi, the Klan has published
the United States each year by
resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan. advice: "Stock up on rifles, shot-
only 8,000—from 157,000 to 165,-
nt?Pin InrM — re-.1?P
Federal officials have expressed guns and pistols, all of standard
000.
s
*
*
concern over the growing mo- make, and lots of ammunition."
NEW YORK (JTA) — The mentum of the KKK in the
Klansmen were also told to
American Immigration and Citi-
South and elsewhere.
"form an organization with next-
zenship Conference, composed of
Although the KKK is still gen- door neighbors, but wear distin-
35 religious, welfare and labor or- erally fragmented and lacks guishing marks, such as caps of
ganizations, including many large national unity, there is evidence of the same color, so you won't be
Jewish groups, has denounced the increased cooperation, membership firing at your own people."
Republican Party's platform plank growth, and seizure of power by
dealing with immigration as "in- violent leaders. Many KKK units
nocuous to the point of being today are heavily armed. Many Conservative Parley Hits
meaningless."
have recruited disgruntled military USSR Anti-Semitism;
The immigration plank in the veterans. The KKK today directs
Republican party would urge "im- engagements against civil rights Welcomes Vatican Action
migration legislation seeking to demonstrators with walkie-talkie
MEXICO CITY (JTA) — A res-
reunite families and continuation and two-way auto radios.
117 . 7; rti31140P
olution urging the Soviet Union
of the 'fair share' refugee pro-
The KKK is no longer comical. to halt all discriminatory prac-
n1 1
gram."
It is becoming a movement with a tices against Jews and Judaism
While the GOP convention was potential for extensive terrorism. was approved unanimously at the
915
still under way in San Francisco, The Federal Bureau of Investiga- closing session of the fifth con-
it was disclosed, the executive tion is active, aware of the menace vention of the World Council of
committee of the American Immi- from this quarter.
Synagogues.
gration and Citizenship Confer-
The more activist members of
The resolution also called on
ence sent a telegram to Republi- the White Citizens Councils have
can leaders denouncing the plank dropped out of these groups to Soviet authorities to undertake
vigorous educational efforts against
and calling upon them "promptly
join the KKK. In some Southern anti-Semitism and all forms of re-
to issue a forthright statement in
support of an American immigra- communities, local police are sus- ligious discrimination in Russia.
*
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tion policy that would do away pected of being either KKK sym-
Another resohition, adopted by
►
with the discriminatory national pathizers or actual clandestine the world group of Conservative
origins quota system and correct members.
Judaism, welcomed steps taken
But
there
is
disunity
within
other inequities in our present
by Christian leaders toward elim-
KKK ranks on the timing and
law."
ination of bigotry and toward
71 44 .1
James P. Rice, executive direc- extent of violence. Florida's greater and more effective broth-
only
that
they
Klansmen
agree
tor of United Hias Service, is a
erhood throughout the world.
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70
hate "niggers, Jews and the Fed-
vice-chairman of the conference,
The
resolution
expressed
the
eral Bureau of Integration."
and the organization's board of di-
A basic part of the Klan strategy hope that the draft declaration
rectors includes Philip Soskis, exe-
cutive director of the New York now is the infiltration of police on Christian-Jewish relations, to
Association for New Americans. and sheriffs' departments. In some come before the next session of
Both signed the telegram on be- cities this has been achieved. The the Ecumenical Council, would
condemn the false charge of col-
half of their organizations, and the
rix3in)
list of signers included also the THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS lective Jewish responsibility for (rontPiv
• nv-Inv •
the
crucifixion
of
Christ.
Friday,
July
31,
1964
40
following Jewish organizations:

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