Soviet Union Warns Syrians
to Cut Down Their War Talk

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in the West are of the opinion
that Nasser has no desire to see
King Hussein defeated, for I -his-
sein's dethronement would bring
about intervention from the Israeli
army and its occupation of the
Western part of Jordan. In such
an event. Egypt would not be able
to expel the Israelis.
Some political circles in Israel
agree with this view. They believe
that the Jordanian king has al:
ready succeeded in overcoming
the most difficult aspect of the
crisis threatening his throne.
French official circles, who did
not abstain from open criticism
against Israel over her punitive
action, - do not exclude the possi-
bility that Hussein might be forced
to permit the El Fatah terroristic
bands to Operate in his country
and that he even might agree to
military retaliation by his legion
forces against Israel—all this to
appease the incensed Jordanian
population.

SOVIET WARNS SYRIA

The Soviet Union indicated to
Syria that it had better tone down
its calls for a ''war of liberation"
against Israel. and concentrate in-
stead on constructive develop-
ments Sunday. At the same time.
the Kremlin attacked King Hus-
sein for opposing "progressive ele-
ments" in the Middle EaSt. and
again accused Western "imperial-
ism" of responsibility for the cur-
rent tensions in the Middle East.
It also criticized Israel. but in a
much milder form than earlier.
- The Soviet view appeared in •
Pravda, organ of the Communist •
Party, and was interpreted in •

part as a hint that the Kremlin
wants the regime in Syria, which
it has supported, to go easy on
its war aims.

Asserting that even the West •
recognizes now that the Soviet
policy in the Middle East aims to-
ward lessening of tensions and '
securing peace in the area, Pravda
said: "It is not on the battlefield,
but on constructive sites, that peo-
ple build their future."
Pravda reminded Syria that the
USSR has been providing eco-
nomic and technical aid for the
construction of a proposed Syrian
dam on the Euphrates River.
The Egyptian-Syrian Defense
pact does not provide for imme-
diate intervention by the Egyptian
army in case of . warfare between
Israel and Syria, according to "El
Ahram." the semi-official organ
of the Egyptian Ll overnment. The
newspaper adds that in such event,
the Syrian army must by itself
repulse the attack.
In the United Nations Gideon
Rafael, vice chairman of the Is::
rael dele4ation to this year's Gen-
eral Assembly. clashed with USSR
Deputy Foreign Minister V. V.
Kuznetsov in an exchange pro-
yoked by the latter Monday in the
assembly's political and security
comm i ft 00.

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Friday, December 9, 1966-19

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PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — A shy S123,000, was given to the _medical
bachelor who detested personal , center.
publicity and who died last Aug-
Protested Prejudi ce
ust at age 85, has left the Federa-
Andre Cremieu-Foa, a 19th Cen-
tion of Jewish Agencies of Phila-
tury. French soldier, was the first
delphia more than $300,000.
Jerome J. Drucker, chairman of Jew publicly to protest against the
the federation's endowment fund, anti-Semitic accusations brought
said that the funds were left to the against ev,is officers in France
Albert Einstein Medical Center, the which led to the Dreyfus case.
Association for Jewish Children,
the Home and Hospital for the Jew-
ish Aged, the Jewish Family Serv-
ice, the Moss Rehabilitation Hospi-
tal, the Willow Crest-Bamberger
Home for Convalescents and the
Jewish Ys and Centers, all federa-
CALLS CENSURE 1-SIDED
"We deplore this most recent tion affiliates The largest bequest.
The foreign' minister made his
one-sided
Security Council resolu-
statement in debate on a motion
tion of Nov. 25th as unjust and
by Menahem Beigin of the Gahal
alignment of Herut and Liberals, unwise because it failed to con-
who demanded outright rejection demn provocations against Israel
by Israel of the censure resolu- and because it failed to take effec-
tion. Egan said the raid had not tive measures to deal with the
changed anything basic in the fundamental cause of the conflict:
Middle East, that it had not im- the illegal Arab war against Is-
rael's existence and the never-
paired any state's sovereignty
and that no regime had collapsed ending threats and preparations
to
prosecute the war.
as a consequence.
"We fear that this demonstra-
(In his proposed motion, Beigin
cited the behavior in similar situa- tion of weakness will encourage
tions of countries which had voted renewed assaults against Israel and
for the censure resolution. He men- that these, in turn, may provoke
tioned the United States action in new measures by Israel to de-
Vietnam, the shooting down by fend its borders and to deter the
the Soviet Union of a United States attackers," the American Israel
U-2 plane, and the bomb attacks Public Affairs Committee resolu-
by British planes on terrorist bases tion stated.
in Yemen from which marauders
Pope Issues Plea
make sorties into Aden.
ROME (JTA)—Pope Paul VI.
troubled by the growing tension
in the Middle East, issued this
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' year's resolution against interfer-
ence as well as the UN Charter
itself by their terrorist attacks
against Israel.
He denied Kuznetsov's hint that
other powers were goading Israel
into anti-Arab attacks, and indi-
cated that "by a show of im-
partiality" Moscow could assist the
Arabs and Israel to reach an un-
derstanding.
The Security Council censure
resolution against Israel has not
changed Israel's relations with the
friendly states which voted for the
resolution, Foreign Minister Eban
told the Knesset Tuesday.

Kuznetsov initiated the exchange
during a debate on the implementa-
tion of a resolution adopted by the
assembly last year. enjoining all Johnson Urged Not to Cut
states not to "organize, assist, Funds for Needy Collegians
NEW YORK (JTA) — Dr. John
foment. finance. incite, or tolerate
subversive. terrorist or armed ac- Slawson, executive vice president
tivities directed toward the violent of the American Jewish Committee,
overthrow of the regime of another Tuesday called on President John-
state. or interfere in civil strife son to resist cutting funds for the
"Upward Bound" college prepar-
in another state."
In discussing proposal for im- atory program, which aids teen-
plementing that clause. the Soviet agers, mostly from minority groups,
deputy foreign minister told the with the potential for college suc-
121-member committee: "This year cess.
Amplifying his demand, Dr. Slaw-
has witnessed a growing number
of actions of interference in the son urged the creation of "Higher
internal affairs of Arab states Education Equal Opportunity Coun-
which are struggling for consolida- cils" in most of the major cities
tion of their independence. The of the country.
These councils, he explained,
extremist circles of Israel, en-
couraged from aboard. are starting "can serve to galvanize opinion
one provocation after another and stimulate leadership to solve
against Syria, Jordan and the a problem whose extent is still
largely underestimated. Statistics
United Arab Republic."
Exercising Israel's right of reply show very little growth in the
number
of poverty impacted chil-
the
to that attack. Rafael reminded
dren who are making it into col-
committee that the Arabs, not
Israel, have !wenviolatinglast t lege."

(The Knesset voted to refer the
motion to the foreign affairs and
security committee.)
In New York, the American
Israel Public Affairs Committee
Monday announced that it will un-
dertake a nationwide effort to
interpret recent Middle East devel-
opments to the American people.
The announcement was issued
following a two-day session held
by the committee in New York
at which a resolution was adopted
deploring the UN Security Coun-
cil resolution censuring Israel.

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