Jordan as dramatic proof of the
LONDON (JTA)—King Hussein
of Jordan has :eportedly reshuf- I low statz. of American influence
in the region. Sisco's visit to
fled his cabinet in the wake of four
days of anti-American rioting in ' Lebanon also was marred by
anti - American demonstrations,
Amman which aborted a scheduled
and the diplomat had to be
visit by U.S. Assistant Secretary
whisked to and from the airport
of State Joseph J. Sisco.
by helicopter. He spent only four
The realignment will please the
hours in that country, once re-
Palestinian commandos, already
garded as the most pro-American
flushed with victory over the oust-
of all the Arab states.
er of U.S. Ambassador Harrison
Symes, political observers said.
Middle East experts noted that
King Hussein demanded Symes' commando influence increases in
recall after he advised Sisco to stay proportion to the number of Pales-
away from Amman, where mobs tinian refugees in a country. Jor-
burned the U.S. Information Agen- dan and Lebanon have large, vola-
cy offices, stoned the U.S. Embassy tile refugee populations. There are.
and wrecked four embassy cars significantly, no Palestinians and
last week. Washington has de- no outside commando groups in
manded full and prompt compen- Egypt, the only Arab state on
sation for damage to American Sisco's itinerary where he was re-
property, estimated at 6100,000. ceived cordially, with demonstra-
Some 10,000 books in the USIA tions, but without cheering either,
by the populace.
library were destroyed.
Five new cabinet ministers
Some observers believe that the
commando movement that has par-
have been named in Amman, all
of them said to have the confid-
alyzed any peace moves by King
Hussein could also prevent Presi-
ence of the guerrilla movement.
dent Nasser from reaching a
The new Jordanian chief of staff,
Mashour Hadith0, was describ-
peaceful settlement with Israel
should he ever indicate such a
ed as a moderate pro - guerrilla.
desire.
The events in Jordan during the
past week indicated the power of
The Sisco affair has brought
the various Palestinian fedayeen the first hints of public Palestin-
bands, now more or less combined ian criticism of Nasser. The guer-
in the Palestine Armed Struggle rilla command in Amman referred
Command, headed by El Fatah to "captials so eager to have a
Chief Yasser Arafat. and the vir- political settlement," an apparent
tual helplessness of the Hussein reference to Cairo where Sisco
government to 'control its own spent four days in talks with Egyp-
tian leaders.
population.
It was at the urging of Palestin-
Last week, an El Fatah spokes-
ian guerrillas that 10,000 Jordan- man in Kuwait accused some Arab
ians marched through Amman last regimes of supporting the com-
week to protest the planned Sisco
visit. The commandos also were
responsible for a 24-hour general
strike that paralyzed Amman on
the day Sisco was supposed to
arrive.
NEW YORK—The great increase
The commandos regard the can-
cellation of the Sisco visit as a of advertising for Passover food
major political victory over the cproducts points up the vast surge
United States. The Amman govern. ! of interest in ethnic markets in
ment held Ambassador Symes re-; the United States, a leading mar-
sponsible for what it considered an keting and advertising specialist
insult and expression of no confid- told a New York radio audience
ence by the U.S., the country on here.
which Jordan depends for military
Richard Jacobs, president of the
and economic assistance.
Joseph Jacobs organization, spe-
Most observers of the Middle
cialists in ethnic marketing, speak-
East scene see the turmoil in
ing on the WNYC "New York
— - Tomorrow" program, said that the
Jewish, Negro and Italian markets
were substantially greater today
than they were 30 years ago.
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This stems from the fact that the
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concept of the melting pot as the
ideal for immigrant groups has
been replaced in the thinking of
second- and t h i r d-generation
Americans by renewed pride in
their ethnic identification, he con-
tinued.
With this increase in pride, he
declared, is a greater interest in
consumer produc t s, especially
food, that have a particular ethnic
identification.
Jacob explained that many
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mandos only in order to exert
pressure which might lead to a
peaceful solution.
The commando position is that
there can be no peace with Israel
and that the Israeli state must be
liquidated. One guerrilla spokes-
man warned last week that any
Arab government leader who
moves toward peace with Israel
will be signing his own death war-'
rant. Although commando govern-
ment confrontations have been
limited so far to Jordan and Leba-
non, observers believe it could also
occur in Egypt with much more
serious consequences if talk of a
political settlement grows stronger.
Meanwhile, reports reaching
here from Amman via Reuters
say that Soviet press attache
George Suhothov told a news
the
Sunday that
conference
Kremlin has pledged economic
and military aid to Jordan; has
solidified its support of the Pal-
estinian Arabs; and has de-
clared its intention to "support
any movement, even a Jewish
movement, to overthrow" what
he called Israel's "racist state
based on religious fanaticism."
Suhothov reiterated the Soviet
Union's endorsement of the "crea-
tion of a democratic state in Pales-
tine," one with an Arab majority.
The statement was said to be
the Kremlin's staunchest backing
of the Palestinian Arabs to date.
The news conference was timed
to coincide with Sisco's visit.
It was reported that Amman ra-
dio did not carry the details of the
Soviet attache's statement.

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SEATTLE (JTA)—The admin-
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student demands. supported by the
faculty senate, and agreed to rein-
state Rabbi Arthur Jacobovitz as
a member of the faculty, to teach
one course in Judaica in the next
spring term.
Previously, the administration
had dropped the Jewish theology
courses which Dr. Jacobovitz had
given there since 1961. on the
grounds of economy although the
rabbi, who is Hillel Foundation
director at the University of Wash-
ington. had offered to teach with-
out fee.
More than 1.100 students signed
the petition urging the rabbi's
reappointment.
The faculty senate, by a 9- 8
vote, requested a budget grant
of S1,000 to permit continuation
of Rabbi Jacobovitz's two courses
in Jewish history and Jewish
theology, but the university ad-
ministration allowed only 5500
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The Seattle University student
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tention of the Judaica courses, said
that "there has been hardly an ,
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