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ZOA Lands Nixon Statement
Javits Asks Bonn
NEW YORK (JTA) — The na- lion on the Middle East, intro-
for Understanding tional
executive committee of the I duced by Herman L. Weisman,
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Zionist
Organization of America chairman of the ZOA adminis-
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ion Sunday a - trative board, expressed "approval

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

14—Friday, July 17, 1970

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BONN (JTA)—Sen. Jacob Jav- ac op e
Re the an West Ger- Nixon's declaration on television announcement that it is the policy
its. New
he York
had asked
man government for a more sym; last week that the United States of the U.S. to preserve world
ampai.n
n press
pathetic understanding of the would do all that is necessary to peace and American interests in
rican position in the Middle maintain. Israel's strength at a the Near East by demanding that
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, level which deters its neighbors the Soviet Union halt its military
buildup of Egypt along the Suez
from attacking.
lie said he had asked for aid to
In another resolution adopted Canal and to strengthen U.S.
timely and adequate aid to Israel
the American
naval a presence
editerranean,
willingness in Sunday. the ZOA
leaders expressed
as-
:Mediterranean,
sas
tifti
acon with the five year pre. to counteract Russia's military as-
to enter into a broad economic ferential trade treaty adopted June sistance and collaboration with its
plan for the Mid East and a greater
mbourg between the client, Egypt.
e
in Lux
The resolution on the five-year
understanding of the fact that the : European
Common Market coun-
Mid East crisis was as much a 29
trade treaty applauded "the co-
tries
and
Israel.
Europea n as an American securit y
Jacques Torczvner, ZOA presi- operation of the members of the
pr oblem.
dents, told the delegates that European Common Market. notably
The senator told the Jewish "only a show of strength by the France, to bring about this treaty
Telegraphic Agency that Ameri- U.S. will prevent a disaster in for peaceful economic development
can policy, as he understood it, the Middle East." He added that of trade between Israel and the
is to sustain Israel with arms "Israel does not need American members of the European Corn-
and to make clear to the Soviet advisors. It needs American jets mon Market." The agreement,
Union that Israel would not be
weapons. They should be forth- effective Oct. 1, provides for mu-
allowed to become vulnerable and
coming immediately." Praising tual tariff reductions by Israel and
through an imbalance of arms President Nixon for his statement the six ECC countries,
or the collapse of its economy. on the Middle East, Torczyner said
He said that no open declaration the American people "have to
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Torczyner noted that "The •
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That, he added, may be far more weakness in the U.S. the isola- :
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Joseph Stalin Plays
Fictional Character

Joseph Stalin is the subject of
Mervyn Jones' new novel, "Jo-
seph," to be published by Athe-
neum on July 20.
Jones' novel recreates the pe-
riod and the equally shattering
rise to power of a young peasant
who, seeking to destroy political
oppression for the betterment of
mankind, became caught up in the
whirlwind of his own consuming
ambitions in which the means be-
came the ends, the liberated be-
came his victims, and the new
instrument he created out-tyran-
nized the old.

Grand Rapids
News Notes

WASHINGTON (JTA)—A Depart-
ment of Commerce official has
predicted that U.S. exports to
Israel are likely to set a new rec-
ord in 1970, topping the 6500,000,060
mark for the first time.
According to John P. Edwards,
of the Near East-South Asia divi-
sion of the department's bureau of
international commerce, factors ac-
counting for the rise in U.S. sales
to Israel include "sustained growth
of Israel's gross national product,
coupled with relative wage and
price stability (and) a very large
increase in defense purchases."
Edwards assessed the U.S.-Israel
trade picture in an article in the
current issue of "International :
Commerce," a weekly publication
of the Department of Commerce.
In a separate article, he noted
that U.S. exports to Lebanon will
reach 865,000,000 in 1970, some
625,000,000 lest than last year's
level.
Last year, U.S. sales to Israel
totalled S4557.000,000 in 1970, up

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the Institute for Environmental
Train Hard-Core Jobless
CHICAGO (JTA) — The Jewish Studies at the University of Cali from $200,000,000 in 1966, a year of
recession for Israel.
Federation has announced that the fornia at Santa Cruz.
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of Job Opportunities in the Busi• should he contacted by local Jew- rate will be nine per cent during
ness Sector, an agency created by ish News subscribers who wish to the current year — bringing the
business firms for such training. renew their subscriptions to the GNP for 1970 to about 65,100,000,-
Trainees will work as nurses aides. paper. Mrs. Applebaum can be con- 000." Edwards wrote. "The sectors

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growth are building—expected io
rise by as much as 25 per cent—
and industry, which will probably
expand by roughly 13 per cent."

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