Ohio Cono- ressman Becomes Anti-Israel Spokesman
By MILTON FRIEDMAN
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 5, 1969-3
! pressures. An amendment to the
principally because Jews in his
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district allegedly insisted upon it.
W A SU NGTON — Rep. Warts ,
The Congressman recently made
salivation in Israel. This amend- a speech in Ohio that ivollid have
nays, Ohio Democrat, has puzzled
meat troubled flays.
Congress by making anti.j ese i,,: t
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the lime - honored tradi
remarks that are totally out of
The amendment was proposed lions of the House. The address
character with his long support of by two of his colleagues on tic was an attack on the moratorium
Israel and otherwise , distinguish e d Foreign Affairs Committee, Itch. and the New Mobilization to end
Benjamin Rosenthal. New York the v.ar in Vietnam. In this con-
record.
A former chairinan of the House Democrat, and Rep. Peter Frelii_• text, he singled out for dentincia
(lidegattoo
to the sysen. New Jersey Hc•puhliean. 1( tion as "Emissaries of Ilanoi"
tartans meetings in Europe. Hays ++as conceived to implement the three Jewish colleagues — all front
was last October unanimously "W'ater for Peace" concept cs- Now \ • M- k. They were Reps. Allard
c i i ,,ct•d president of the 15 nation [loused by both Presidents J o ho, i in Lowenstein and Demo -
crats. and Sen. .Jacob
North Atlantic Assembly. Ile is the and Nixon. .loin(
second ranking member of the leasibililY studies recomown,kd Republican.
There was dismay that a rank-
!louse Foreign Affairs Committee t he undertaking. Israel and the
were to share ex'peose , ,, w ith ing Democrat who aspires to
and chairman of the important
subcommittee on State Department the findings to be made available house leadership would be ins•n-
sitive to what he was projecting.
organization and foreign ope•;„ to all nations.
Rep. Hays told the house: This appearance of impropriet ■
Bons.
Rep. Hays is also the ranking "Some of the arguments for tl:is night give sonic the impression
member of the Housi' adillinistra- Project fall far short of the merit!: that (lays is anti-Semitic. His pa:-1
'ion and chairman of the suhconi of the case. I suppose I ought to record would debunk such a con-
mittee on accounts, which handles keep my mouth shut and not be so clusion. But his recent controver-
sial remarks have caused concern.
the finances of all other commit candid, but I just cannot do it,
tees in the (louse, and subcommit- am afraid. I suppose there will be
. some benefits t. the U.S. front this.
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standing between the
United States and other countries. who want it, too. "
This left the impression that
A key Democrat, hays is a lead-
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