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Terrorists Strike Hussein s Gov't.'

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Guerrilla hos-
Meanwhile, the Jewish Tele-
tility toward King Hussein of Jor- graphic Agency learned from reli-
dan surged again last weekend as able sources in Jerusalem that the
Al Saiqa, the Syrian-based left- United States has in fact accepted
wing commando organization, de- the main points of the Israeli
manded the release of eight of its charges, but it is not yet clear
members it claimed were being whether Washington will publicly
held prisoner in Amman.
admit it, having gone on record as
The demand came as King Hus- saying the charges were "very
difficult
to prove or disprove."
sein returned home from meetings
in Cairo with Egyptian President
The new American position, it
Gamal Abdel Nasser. A week ago, was learned, was conveyed to
while he was in Cairo, armed men Israel in high-level talks over the
said by Amman officials to he weekend in Jerusalem and Wash-
guerrillas kidnaped Salim al- ington, including meetings in the
Sharif, a Palestinian editor said to Israeli capital between Foreign
be favorable toward the United Minister Abba Eban and U.S.
States peace initiative.
Ambassador Walworth Barbour.
There Is still no word as to his
It also was learned that Israel
fate. The kidnap appeared to be
will continue to observe the stand-
the first, or at least the First
still cease-fire provisions no mat-
successful, commando attempt to
ter what Egypt does--as long as
carry out their threats to deal
that policy is compatible with
personally with Arabs who do
Israeli national security.
not support their drive to destroy
The authoritative Cairo news-
Israel.
paper Al Ahram said Friday that
In another development, Maj
Egypt has informed the United
Faisal Farkat, commander of the
States that U.S. aerial recon-
Lebanese police in the Tripoli
naissance of the cease-fire zone
area, was kidnaped over the week-
is unacceptable to her.
end but released after a few hours.
The U.S. State Department said
The abductors were said to be- as recently as last Thursday that
long to the Popular Front for the it would continue its high-level
Liberation of Palestine, which has, aerial photographic surveillance of
according to Haaretz, been writing the zone.
to dozens of Arab personalities
Al Ahram said the cease-fire
ordering them to "Keep quiet, be- agreement called solely for mu-
cause you are not in a position to tual surveillance by Israel and
express positive views."
Egypt, and said it had no intention
The Central Committee of the of complicating the situation by
Palestinian Commando Organiza- calling on the Soviet Union to
tion met in Amman over the week- check on Israeli adherence to the
end to prepare for the meeting of truce.
its National Council on Thursday.
(British military experts here
Israel's last two complaints said recent events in the Middle
about Egyptian missile construc- East have shown that the United
tion during the standstill cease- States has taken the correct post•
fire—her fourth and fifth—dealt
lion in the Strategic Arms Limit-
with work on six to 15 new missile
ation Talks (SALT) which will be
sites, according to reliable sour- resumed in Helsinki, Finland Nov.
ces.
2. The U.S. had refused to sign an
Those are in addition to the six
agreement for arms limitation
to 15 missile-equipped sites report-
that does not provide for inspec-
ed by Israel on Aug. 19. The newly
tion to guard against violations
reported bases are not yet equip-
of the agreement.
ped with missiles, but their in-
(The British experts stated that
stallation is a matter of only
Egypt could not have moved her
hours.
missile bases closer to the Suez
This means that since the early
Canal without Russian aid. The
part of last week Egypt has dou-
Russians have denied that the
bled or more than doubled her
bases were moved while Israel
positions along the Suez Canal, and
has produced "conclusive" evid-
those positions are effective more
ence that the bases were moved.
than 121/2 miles into the Israeli
half of the cease-fire zone, which This incident showed the Russians
are
utterly unreliable, the experts
is 31 miles wide.
Israel's fifth complaint was re- said.)
The U.S. State Department de-
gistered with the United Nations
T r u c e Supervision Organization clined comment on Israel's photo-
(UNTSO) Sunday. Its fourth com- graphs.
Spokesman Robert J. McClos-
plaint was registered on Friday.
Col. Yosef Caleff, a senior key said he could not comment on
whether
United States reconnais-
military officer of the Israeli
sance has produced similar pic-
Army, displayed photographs
tures.
He
said the administration
that he saki proved Israel's
did not receive a reaction from the
charges of Egyptian missile
Soviet Union at a U.S.-Soviet minis-
movement during the standstill
terial meeting Aug. 19 in Moscow.
cease-fire.
A U.S.-Egyptian meeting on the
The first set of pictures, he said. :
issue
was held in Cairo April 19,
showed four SAM-2 missile sites
in the early stages of construction he added. It was reported that the
State
Department had also pre-
on the afternoon of Aug. 7, eight
and a half hours before the cease I sented its "inconclusive" evidence
to
Soviet
officials and to the top
fire went into effect.
The second set of pictures, he Egyptian official in the capital,
said, showed the same sites on Minister Ashraf Ghorbal.
McCloskey declined comment
Aug. 13 and Aug. 16, with construc-
on a report by columnist Joseph
tion completed. "This was impos-
sible to have been done between
Kraft that the department's use
3:30 on the afternoon of Aug. 7
of "the cheap lawyer's trick of
and midnight," Col. Caleff said,
ducking issues with documents"
adding: "There were no live mis-
had "poisoned subsequent rela-
tions between this country and
sile bases within 30 kilometers
Israel."
(18.6 miles) of the (Suez) canal
before Aug. 7.
Kraft wrote that Israeli Premier
Now, he said, there were "be- Golda Meir telephoned Assistant
tween six and 15." The officer Secretary of State Joseph J.
said the world would have to take Sisco on Aug. 6 "to draw urgent
on faith his assertions on the time attention to a point in the frame
the photographs had been taken, of reference for the negotiations
since proof on that point would be that would follow a cease fire."
a near impossibility.
Israeli Ambassador Itzhak Rabin
Col. Caleff described the devel- was called to the State Depart-
opment as "not catastrophic, but ment the next morning by Secre-
very serious for us." He conceded tary of State William P. Rogers,
that earlier Israeli claims of Kraft said, but left when he was
SAM-3 missile advances had been told that Rogers "was not avail-
erroneous. He noted that the SAM- able." Gen. Rabin was then sum-
2s are Egyptian and the SAM-3s moned for a 2:30 p.m. meeting,
S oviet, and suggested that the t
he columnist wrote, and "This
Soviet Union might have been cau- t ime the ambassador cooled his
tious about moving her own mis- heels for half an hour while the
siles during the standstill.
ecretary finished his lunch."

Red Cross Reports Seeing
2 Israeli POWs in Egypt
GENEVA (JTA) — The Inter-
national Red Cross reported Wed-
nesday that it had succeeded in
seeing two more Israeli prisoners
being held in Egypt and that both
of them were being well treated.
The prisoners, both pilots, were
identified as Itzhak Peer and Amos
Zamir, both captured more than
50 days ago.
Earlier, Israel charged that the
Egyptians again violated the cease-
fire provisions dealing with treat-
ment of prisoners of war.
In a complaint handed to the
United Nations Truce Supervision
Oragnization Monday night, Israel
charged the Egyptians were deny-
ing Israeli POWs visits by Red
Cross representatives, preventing
the prisoners from sending letters
to their relatives and are prevent-
ing the repatriation of the serious-
ly wounded and seriously ill.
Israel also charged that the
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