U.S. Becomes Aware of Arab PLO ArroganceiTHE

BY MILTON FRIEDMAN

(Copyright. 1966, JTA, Inc.)

WASHINGTON — American pol-
icy-makers are responding to the
changing world scene with a grow-
ing awareness of the mutuality of
American-Israel defense interests.

The United States is doing more

for Israel's defense because:

Moscow but are even permitting
the Peking • oriented "Palestine
Liberation Organization" to train
Arab volunteers for the Viet Cong;
Iraq, through actions of its new
Premier, seeks new arms from
Russia and welcomes Chinese Com-
munist delegations;
Saudi Arabia and Jordan, both
pro-Western for self-serving reas-
ons, find their monarchies threat-
ened by the growing momentum of
"Arab socialism."

France, a Mediterranean country,
has withdrawn frfom NATO;
Turkey, bastion of CENTO, has
been outflanked and bypassed by
As the regional situation deter-
Soviet penetration of Syria;
iorates, the United States seeks
Egypt and Syria are not only friends wherever they can be found.
collaborating more closely with Saudi Arabian King Faisal was for

Famed NY Settlement House to Acquire
Name of an Alumnus, David Sarnoff

NEW YORK (JTA)—The Edu- by Joseph S. Gershman, president
cational Alliance, famed Lower of the Educational Alliance.
East Side Jewish settlement house
It was also disclosed that
which serves all races and creeds,
more than $2,000,000 has been
announced that it will name its
obtained by the Educational Al-
main building after David Sarnoff,
liance for its development fund
board, chairman of the Radio Cor- to provide increased facilities
poration of America, who studied
and services. More than '700
there as a young immigrant from
community leaders attended the
Russia in 1900.
dinner, paying tribute to leaders
The announcement, made at a
of the American Jewish commu-
dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria com-
nity who established the Educa-
memorating the 75th anniversary
tional Alliance in 1891 to help
of the alliance, said that a $500,000
prepare Jewish immigrants for
program is being undertaken to citizenship and participation in
modernize and improve the build-
American life.
ing. The announcement was made
Donald B. Straus, grandson of
the agency's founding president,
Isidor Straus, served as 75th an-
Living Standards Up;
niversary chairman. He noted that
So Is Inflation Spiral
the Alliance is one of the nation's
JERUSALEM (ZINS) — To date largest community centers and the
479,000 families — 78 percent of largest social work field training
the total number of families in center.
Gerard Oestreicher, dinner chair-
Israel — own electric refrigerators
and only 12 percent still use the man for the anniversary celebra-
old-fashioned icebox, according to tion, pointed out that the Alliance
the Central Bureau of Statistics. is the nation's second oldest settle-
Ninety per cent of the families own ment house and the first to be es-
radios, and 29 per cent—washing tablished by the Jewish community.
machines.
He said that it now provides a
But despite this great improve- comprehensive a n d nonsectarian
ment, the same sources concede, Program of services for about
there is still a marked difference 8,000 men, women and children of
between living standards between the Lower East Side. The agency is
a member agency of the Federa-
Westerners and Orientals.
tion of Jewish Philanthropies of
At the same time, it was report- New
York.
ed the wage scale and cost of liv-
ing index in Israel rose to the
greatest extent in Israel during Convert to Christianity
1965 when compared to the hike in
14 countries with whom Israel has OK'd to Give lialitza' to
trade relations. The comparison Widowed Sister-in-Law
was made with France, Italy, Bel-
HAIFA (ZINS) — An unmarried
gium, Holland, Denmark, Norway, Jewish convert to Christianity may
Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey. give "halitza" (permission to re-
Wages in Israel rose by 17.5 per marry as required by Biblical
cent over the previous year.
law) to his widowed sister-in-law.
In, the above mentioned coun- This was the sensational verdict of
tries, wage increases varied be- the Haifa rabbinate, replying to a
tween 2.5 per cent and 9.5 per request by a widow whose brother-
cent. The cost-of-living index in in-law was a convert in Spain.
Israel leaped by 7.7 per cent in
The rabbinate based its decision
1965, whereas with Israel's trade on the well-known passage that
partners, the index only rose by "Yisroel remains Yisroel even
1.4 per cent to 4.9 per cent.
though he may _sin."

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this reason invited to Washington.
New defensive arrangements have
been made with him and with Icing
Hussein of Jordan.
American strategists have revised
their thinking of Israel's needs.
In this context, Israel was prov-
ided with jet bombers capable of
striking at Syrian and Egyptian
bases of agression. Washington to-
day sees Israel as a reliable and
stable friend on the vortex of reg-
ional turbulence.
The United States for years ig-
nored. Israel's complaints that Am-
erican surplus food - gifts were
feeding the soldiers of the "Pal-
estine Liberation Army" and other
Arab terrorist formations. But when
the head of the "Liberation" forces,
Ahmed Shukairy, announced that
these same elements would send
men to Viet Nam to fight the "Am-
erican . imperialists,".. Washington
quickly reacted. The U.S. Govern-
ment asked the United Nations to
stop giving food rations to all Arab
refugees receiving guerilla warfare
training in Egypt and Syria.
A single speech by Shukairy on

Viet Nam accomplished more to
bring down the tent on his head
than did all the protests of Israel.

The United States does not reg-
ard the "Palestine Liberation
Army" as a force of any signifi-
cance. But Washington is especially
sensitive to announcements that
Arabs from this group are to be
armed and trained by Communist
China and enlisted in the Viet
Cong.
Administration thinking has been
outlined by Vice-President Hubert
H. Huniphrey in an unusually
frank address at the convention of
the American Jewish Press Assoc-
iation.
The Vice-President reported that
"there is a militant type of Com-
munist action at work in the Mid-
dle East much of it directed from
Peking . . . that seeks to conquer
. . .- that uses the new techniques
of the wars of liberation."
Evaluating the Arab attempts to
foment a "liberation war" against
Israel, Humphrey said the Peking
role was "not unrelated to some of
the problems we face and that the
people of South Viet Nam face in
southeast Asia."
He said "there are militant
forces at work in the Middle East"
that seek to expand, that seek to
undermine. Some of these militant
forces of today do not even come
from the Middle East; they come
from the Far East. So let us be on
guard."
Humphrey revealed that a reas-
on the United States recently sold I
tanks and jet bombers to Israel
was "because here are aggressive
forces at work and free people
must be able to defend them-
selves."

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 24, 1966-13

Technion Students Go on Strike

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The strike was expected to continue
The Jewish News)
HAIFA — All 2,800 students in until today when summer vacation
the Technion, Israel Institute of begins.
Technology, went on strike Wed-
nesday morning to protest an un-
resolved dispute in the Technion's
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