THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, August 9, 1968-7

A Stable Peace in M.E. a Must

(Continued from Page 1)
Vice President Humphrey de-
clared that "a stable peace in the
Middle East is a must" and said
secuted in the Arab countries
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (JTA)
that he favored "active diplo-
— United Nations Secretary-Gener- since the recent conflict," Eban
matic efforts to convince Israel's
al U Thant has blamed Israel for wrote. "This is clearly within the
neighbors to pursue a general
thwarting hiS efforts to investi- scope of the relevant resolutions.
settlement." He warned that "the
gate the humanitarian problems
I am at a loss to understand
cause of peace will not be served
arising from the June 1967 Middle
why this should cause any dif-
by the pursuit of military pre-
East war.
ficulty."
ponderance by the Arab states
Thant charged in a report issued
The secretary-general contended through arms deliveries from the
here last Friday that Israel's in- that Israel was trying to broaden Soviet Union."
sistence that the inquiry over the the mission beyond the scope of
"Until permanent peace is
condition of Jews in the Arab the Security Council resolution that achieved and the arms race
countries as well as Arabs in the called for an inquiry into condi- ended." Humphrey. said, "contin-
Israel-occupied territories made it tions "in the area of conflict." ued U.S. military assistance to Is-
impossible for him to dispatch a The Arab interpretation of the res- rael is justified. This assistance
mission authorized by resolution olution has been that it referred should include supersonic planes
of the Security Council.
only to Arabs in the territories such as Phantom jets. But the
Thant's report was prefaced by occupied during the Six-Day War. real answer lies in agreed disarm-
a series of letters he exchanged
Eban charged in his letter that ament. It is in the interests of all
with the nations involved in the it was the Arab governments which the people of the Middle East to
Middle East conflict. They include were imposing conditions and said engage actively in negotiated
a letter from Israel Foreign Israel had never objected to hav- agreements among the nations of
Minister Abba Eban which denied ing a UN emissary carry out his the region."
that his government was imposing mission in Israel-held territories.
A foreign aid bill which made
"conditions" on the inquiry.
He noted that Israel had cooper- provision for the sale of super-
ated with the similar inquiry be- sonic jets to Israel passed the
"We ask only that the mission
gun last year by Nils-Goran Gus- Senate Aug. 1. The bill stated that:
should have an equal opportunity
to investigate the situation of sing of Sweden. Gussing was not
The President should take such .
permitted by the Arabs to investi- steps as may be necessary, as
Jewish communities cruelly per-
gate conditions of Jews in their soon as practicable after the date
territory.
of enactment of this section, to
negotiate an agreement with the
Religious Zionists Seen government of Israel providing for
the sale by the United States of
Ready to Return to
such number of supersonic planes
as may be necessary to provide
the Zionist Executive
Israel with an adequate deterrent
JERUSALEM (JTA)' — Two re- . force capable of preventing future
ligious Zionist parties which left Arab aggression by offsetting so-
the Zionist executive in a dispute • phisticated weapons received by
at the World Zionist Congress here
the Arab states and to replace
in June will soon return to that losses suffered by Israel in the
body under an agreement report- 1967 conflict."
edly worked out here and which
The foreign aid bill earlier
\vill now be submitted to the ruling passed by the House contained the
bodies in the Mizrachi and Hapoel
wording that the President "shall
T-Tamizrachi parties.
sell . . ." The Senate bill, how-
The two parties had refused to ever, changed the wording to
take part in the new Zionist Ex- "should,". leaving the sale of The
ecutive, . asserting that they had supersonic jets finally up to the
been deprived of direction of the discretion of the President. Fur-
immigration department, which ther action on the bill will be de-
they had had for years, and that layed until after the political con-
the one portfolio assigned to them
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the Religious Party will be given Republican, stressed the impor-
the Tora education department in! tance to Israel of the foreign aid
OFFICE HOURS: MON. THRU the executive and will participate bill provision for the sale of super-
THURS. 9 to 5; FRIDAY, 9 to in the immigration department, sonic jet aircraft to Israel. "It
the portfolio of which is held by
4; CLOSED SUNDAY DURING A. L. Pincus, the executive's chair- would be a pure case of irresponsi-
bility if we did not do so," he
man.
AUGUST.
said. "If gaps or imbalances in
Israel's defense posture are al-
11( le It II 0 00 II IX Mt II II( II a II II AM It iiii lowed to remain . . . the risk of
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war will be higher," the Senator
said. "Specifically, that risk could
assume its ugliest form—a sneak
air attack against the civilian pop-
ulation of Israel."
"Israel, while the victor in the
0 Six-Day
War, suffered aircraft
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losses which, since needed aircraft
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ments, place her in a vulnerable
We only do it once a Season, and for just a few red-
position to attack by her recovered
a letter days. Every garment is of top quality _ . . priced 1111 and better armed Arab neighbors.
It is not only the security of Israel
a to sell on sight. So don't delay a moment. Hurry right
in, bring a wheel barrow if you like . _ . and cart it which is at stake," Sen. Javits
them
away.
a added, "it is now the security of
the whole world, because the So-
ii viet Union is now in the Middle
East in a big way."
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Sen. Frank J. Lausche, Ohio
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Democrat,. pointed out that the bill
illi "gives the President the discre-
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tionary power to make these sales
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if, in his opinion, it is necessary
a to offset the huge sales that have
a been made by the Soviet Union

Thant Accuses Israel of Thwarting
Humanitarian Mission; Eban Denies It

to the Arab nations." Speaking on
behalf of the same bill, Sen. Wayne
Morse, Oregon Democrat, declared
that if an understanding exists
"that the U.S. would come to Is-
rael's defense if she were at-
tacked," the question remains
"whether there would be an Israel
to come to the aid of, if they waited
for our governmental procedures
to operate by way of supplying
military assistance."
Final action on a 1969 foreign
aid bill that would request the
President to sell supersonic F-4
Phantom jets to Israel has been
postponed until after the two na-
tional political conventions. But a
joint Senate-House committee de-
cided Friday to accept the lan-
guage of the Senate's version of
the legislation which said that the
President "should" sell the sophis-
ticated warplanes to Israel to off-
set the growing strength of the
Arab airforces. The original House
draft bill contained the wording
that the President "shall sell" the
Phantoms to Israel which would

II.

Humphrey

have made their sale mandatory
if the bill were enacted.
Republican members of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee,
led by Reps. Paul Findley, of Il-
linois, and Robert Taft Jr., of
Ohio, introduced a concurrent res-
olution in the House to define
American policy on the Middle
East. It called on the administra-
tion to use its power and influence
to bring about lasting peace in the
area (Related story page 6).

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