Campaign Leaders Get A lfurds
`Israel Aide" Accused
In Communist Official
of Czech Reform Plot
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A Czech
—
LONDON (
Communist official has . charged
that a "secretary of the Israel Em. •
bassy in Prague – is involved in an
alleged conspiracy by Corn monist
reformers to "take over the lead-
ership of the party and the coun-
try with the aid of psychological
and physical terror."
According to Jan Piller, secre-
tary of the Communist party bu-
reau. the Israeli. identified as
Zucker. was often seen in the com-
pany of reformist leaders headed
by the former Czech minister, Dr.
Th'rantisek Kriegl.
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He contended on a Prague radio
broadcast that the alleged conspir-
ators had been meeting since last
spring. There has been no Israeli
Embassy in Prague since June
1967, when Czechoslovakia severed
diplomatic relations with Israel.
Prague radio expressed disap-
pointment that President Richard
M. Nixon said nothing about Is-
raeli withdrawal from the occu-
pied Arab territories in his recent
speech before the United Nations
General Assembly.
According to Prague, that
proved 'American support for Is-
raeli aggression." In general, ac-
cording to Prague radio, the Pres-
ident "did not come up ivith a fun-
damentally new stand but some of
his formulations indicated a shift
in attitudes."
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At the annual Stag Day of the Detroit Service Group, awards
gency Fund which reached a record 510,350,000. At top (from left)
are Paul Zuckerman, a national chairman of United Jewish Ap-
peal, and Maxwell Jospey, 1969 campaign chairman, receiving
awards from Hyman Safran, president of the Jewish Welfare
Federation. In picture below, chairmen of the two campaign divi-
sions who tied for first place for the traditional DSG loving cup,
receive small gold cups as tokens of the 114 per cent achievement
of th; 1968 amounts raised. Pictured (from left) are Dr. Eli M.
Brown, professional division; Benjamin Frank, -Warren D. Green-
stone and Marvin I. Danto, mercantile division.
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String Attached to Desalination Pact:
Nixon Wants Gestu re Toward Arabs
MILT LEVIN
By MILTON FRIEDMAN
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WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
White House has linked-any agree-
ment to assist Israel in construc-
tion of a prototype desalination
plant "with some corresponding
gesture to friendly Arab nations.
hopefully to alleviate the refugee
problem which is causing instabi-
lities in the Middle East," it was
disclosed this week.
The disclosure came in a White
House letter written on behalf of
President Nixon by William E.
Timmons, deputy assistant to the
President.
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It was dated Sept. 13 and sent
to Rep. William F. Ryan. New
York Democrat. who had inquir-
ed about the current status of the
U.S. commitment to assist Israel
with desalination activities. A
budgetary provision submitted by
the prior Johnson administration
for Israeli desalination was elimi-
nated by the Nixon administration.
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Attempts are being made in
Congress to restore an appro-
priation to implement the com-
mitment that was first voiced
by President Johnson in 1964.
While raising a number of ques-
tions about the proposed desalina-
tion project, including that Arch
refugee question. Timmons said he
was "confident that, during the
next few weeks, (presumably dur-
ing the visit of Premier Gokla
Meir) we can develop a proposal
which will bee optimum to the
United States as well as to Is-
rael, either similar to the original
proposal or an improvement there-
upon. The President is mindful or
the fact that joint studies of de-
salination plants have been car-
ried out by the United Sates and
Israel since 1964, and that both
parties have contributed considci -
able sums of money. Please re , t
assured that our response will take
this past history into account. –
Timmons stated that the de-
salination issue had been "under
intensive study by the several gov-
ernment departments which are
involved in or affected by ad-
ministration decision."
Rep. Ryan stated that he did
not see the relevance of linking
the "long-time commitment on de-
salination to the issue of Arab
refugees." He added that he had
been trying to get a clarificatio'i
of the Nixon administration's view
of the commitment for several
months and that he did not re-
gard the White House letter as an
adequate answer. Rep. Ryan also
said desalination planning was
vital to Israel and that "The ad-
ministration should clarify its posi-
tion before or during the forth- •
coming visit of Premier Meir."
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