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November 01, 1968 - Image 22

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1968-11-01

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Pearson Warns About Nixon Oil Interest Contact and Talk With Nasser

Nationally famed columnist Drew er who won the consumer rebate
Pearson warns constantly of the , against El Paso, reports that the
role Senator Strom Thurmond Nixon firm was especially active
plays in GOP politics today. in another government move to
, s regulate El Paso, namely its
Writing about Richard Nixon
merger with the Pacific Northwest,
law practice and the ties his law another pipeline company.
firm has with oil
interests, Pear- "Looking back, I don't know how
son stated among the present Jewish contributors to
other things the Nixon's campaign will feel about
following: having a former lawyer with oil-
One Subst a n- I Arab connections in the White
t i al Nixon House," said Bennett, "but I know
;client which has ALL the American people should
objected to feder- be concerned about the type of
al regulation is men Nixon wo ppoint on the
ssions."
El Paso National regulatory co
Pearson
Gas, largest pipe-
In a later column, Pearson de-
line company in the world. In the scribes a talk between Nixon and
1960s it was caught upping gas Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt:
rates to California consumers with-
e London Jewish Telegraph
out authorization from the Federal recently published a report that
Power Commission. The FPC
ruled that El Paso must pay back Richard Nixon, as he was begin-
ning his new Wall Street law prac-
$155,000,000 to California users.
tice in 1963, offered to represent
This may be the type of "fed- Egypt's President Gamal Abdel
eral intervention in the free mar- Nasser for a $2,000,000 fee.
ket" to which Nixon objects. Cer-
"Such Egyptian newspapers as
tainly his law firm's client did. It the Egyptian Gazette and Egyptian
paid the Nixon firm a total of Mail quoted Nixon in June 1963
$771,129.83 from 1961 through 1967 not only praising Nasser but as
to battle against regulation.
condoning the work of German
William Bennett, present Cali- scientists in Egypt. The same quo-
fornia public utilities commission- tations were later distributed by

the official Arab Information Cen- alarm. It is quite obvious and
ter in New York City on July 1, known that President Nasser
allows no chance for any foreign
1963. . .
"When Nixon in 1963 was ask- domination in his country. Actual-
ed for his comments on the use ly, the policy adopted here is sound
of German scientists, he was and admirable.'
"Nixon gave these views at a
quoted by the Arab Information
Center as replying: "Of course Cairo press conference following a
private
conference with Nasser.
the UAR is free to obtain tech-
"Nixon said of the Egyptian
nical assistance from any coun-
try, be it the United States, the leader: 'I was very much impress-
Soviet Union or any other coun- ed by President Nasser's strong
personality, wisdom and immense
try.
" 'There is no reason for fear or knowledge.' "

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22—Friday, November 1, 1968

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An Election of Important Concern

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To the Readership of The Jewish News



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We, the undersigned, are business and professional people who strongly urge

that you vote for Oakland County Prosecuting Attorney only after careful con-

sideration of the qualifications of the two candidates.




- On weighing the qualifications, we recommend and endorse THOMAS

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G. PLUNKETT for OAKLAND COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. This job is

too important for politics.

Ivan Barris

Arthur Howard

M. L. Berman

Milton Howard

Max Pincus

Avern Cohn

Sam Jacobs

Seymore Posner

Irwin Cohn

Sam Frankel

Sanford Rosenthal

Aubrey Etienheimer

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Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney

Hon. Robert Leonard—Genesee County Prosecuting Attorney

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Hon. George Parris—Macomb County Prosecuting Attorney

THOMAS G. PLUNKETT is endorsed by Michigan's Attorney General Frank Kelley.

THOMAS G. PLUNKETT is rated PREFERRED by the Non-Partisan Oakland Citizens League, Inc.

THOMAS G. PLUNKETT is rated WELL QUALIFIED and PREFERRED by Civic Searchlight,

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