Israelis Toast Nixon; New President Stresses Role as Peace MakeriTHE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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JERUSALEM - Israel's leaders
conveyed their warm wishes and
congratulations to President Rich-
ard M. Nixon on the occasion of
his inauguration Monday as the
37th President of the United States.
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President Zalman Shazar, in an
official message, declared, "Your
high ideals of peace and justice for
all and co-existence throughout the
world are a source of renewed
hope for your own great nation,
for the freedom-loving people of
the world and for my own country
in its quest for peace with its
neighbors."
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol, at-
tending an Inauguration Day re-
ception of the American-Israel So-
ciety, proposed a toast to the new
President and declared that Israel
and the United States were linked
by their common belief in the free-
dom of man and by their large
Jewish communities.
Eshkol also congratulated U.S.
Ambassador Walworth Barbour for
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In his inaugural address, Mr.
Nixon stressed the theme of Amer-
ica as a "peace maker." Without
any direct references to the Middle
East, he said that a United States
goal should be this: "Where peace
is unknown, make it welcome;
where peace is fragile, make it
strong; where peace is temporary,
make it permanent." He said, "Af-
ter a period of confrontation, we
are entering an era of negotiation.
Let all the nations know that dur-
ing this administration, our lines
of communication will be open.
We seek an open world -- open to
ideas, open to the exchange of
goods and people, a world in which
no people, great or small, will live
in angry isolation."
Nixon, a Quaker, took the oath
of office using two brown leather-
covered King James family
Bibles, dating back to 1828 and
1873. They were open to Isaiah,
chapter two, verse four: "And he
shall judge among the nations,
and shall rebuke many people:
and they shall beat their swords
into plowshares, and their spears
into pruning hooks; nation shall
not lift up sword against nation;
neither shall they learn war any
more."
The Arab world meanwhile was
angry over reports that the U.S.
had adopted a pro-Israel stance in
replying to Soviet peace proposals.
Hope was expressed that President
Nixon would alter U.S. policies.
The authoritative Cairo newspaper
Al Ahram reported Sunday that
the Johnson administration, in re-
plying to the Soviet plan, had called
for an international campaign to
halt the "grave increase of Arab
terrorist operations." (The State
Department did not confirm wheth-
er the article was true.)
The Al Ahram report said that
Mr. Johnson's reply (which was
understood to have been seen by
Secretary of State Rogers) called
for guarantees of navigation rights,
assumed to be Israeli, through the
Strait of Tiran, and for demilitari-
zation of the Sinai Peninsula.
It also said that the U.S. insisted
that a peace setlement must be
reached by the disputants and not
be imposed. According to reports
reaching here, headlines in Bagh-
dad, Damascus and Beirut de-
nounced the Johnson message, and
some newspapers hoped for better
things from Mr. Nixon.
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