Shazar Makes Hit on Trip to Brazil
Friday, July 29, 1966-3
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
ed the fact that Shazar was the
i in the communique.
(Continued from Page 1)
Both presidents agreed in the first foreign president to visit Bra-
Weizmann in the city's Weizmann
communique that Brazil and Israel zil without bringing security per-
Square.
On Friday evening, July 22, phy- attach great importance to the role sonnel.
sicians ordered the Israeli presi- of the United Nations "in safe-
dent to cancel his scheduled ap- guarding world peace and, in par-
pearance at Sabbath services and ticular, the principle of the UN
OFFICIAL 0, ACENCY
at a dinner given him by the Jew- Charter relating to the territorial
ish community, because of a gen- integrity and political indepen-
eral weakness and indisposition Bence of all nations, as well as the
resulting from the heavy schedule obligation which rests upon them to
of engagements. - solve all disputes by peaceful
Sunday, however, he met with a means such as direct negotiations."
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group of the leading Jewish artists, The entire Brazilian press de-
' writers and other intellectuals of voted considerable space to the
this city. v i s i t, praising Israeli-Brazilian
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phasized in a joint communique
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The joint Brazilian-Israeli com-
munique closed with an an-
nouncement that President Sha-
zar's visit "has given both presi-
dents the opportunity to under-
score the friendly relations be-
tween Brazil and Israel."
It noted that a cultural exchange
agreement signed in 1959 made
possible "fruitful exchanges of in-
formation" in the fields of art and
science, while a technical coopera-
tion pact agreed to in 1962 gave
Israeli technicians an opportunity
of "contributing toward improve-
ments in Brazil's semi-arid North-
east earth."
Development of further measures
for the increase of commercial
trade between Brazil and Israel
was set as a goal in another point
Dayan Completes Talks
in DC; Flies to Saigon
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Gen-
eral Moshe Dayan, former chief
of staff of Israel and now a mem-
ber of Israel's Parliament from
the Rafi Party, flew Sunday to
Saigon, after concluding talks with
top officials and army officers on
the Viet Nam war.
Gen. Dyan spent a few days
in Washington collecting material
r a series of articles which he
tends to write after his return
Israel. At a private dinner in
-his honor, he met Secretary of
Defense Robert McNamara.
In an interview, Gen. Dayan said:
"In Tel Aviv, there were pickets
outside my house carrying plac-
ards saying I shouldn't go. The
Communists tried to push through,
a resolution in the Knesset (Par-
liament) condemning my trip, and '
the foreign minister disclaimed
any government connection with
it. Some critics thought that by
going to Saigon I would be identi-
fying Israel with the American
presence there."
oil his Vitanam mission the
Israeli general had this to say:
"I have really two main reasons
for going. One is a military one
and the other is people. I want
to see the relationship between
the South Vietnamese military and
the people. If you are going to
provide security for people in a
guerrilla war, you must have the
confidence of the people in the
soldiers. If they trust you, you
can achieve something."
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