Nixon
Insists on Direct Negotiations in M.E.
Special' to The Jewish News
message dealing with U.S.-Soviet

WASHINGTON (JTA) — Presi-
dent Nixon stressed Wednesday in
his second annual foreign policy
message to Congress that U.S.
policy in the - Middle East is firmly
bound to the principle that a peace
settlement must be negotiated by
the parties to the conflict.
He.said the Soviet Union did not
share that view and was insisting
that the major powers "impose" a
settlement between Israel and her
Arab neighbors. Mr. Nixon said the
US. has consistently rejected that
approach.
In his message to Congress, the
President did, however, link up the
question of the peace settlement
with the aspirations of the Palestine
people, stressing that no lasting
peace can be achieved without con-
sidering their needs.
Mr. Nixon, in referring to the
role of the Soviet union, said
"The Soviets have • persistently
called for an Israeli commitment
of total withdrawal from all oc-
cupied territories" and "have
also called for a refugee settle-
ment which Inadequately reflects
the, practical, human and security
problems Involved on both sides.
"The United States," be contin-
ued, "has recognized that any
changes ' in the - prewar borders
shohld be insubstantial. But we in-
sist that any agreement to fix final
border's must be directly linked in
a peace settlement to mutually
agreed practical arrangements
that would make them secure."
He said the United ,States con-
tinues to welcome Soviet sugges-
tions for a settlement, but to be
serious they must meet the legiti-
mate concerns of not one but both
sides.- -1 --
In the section of his foreign policy

Sen.. Scott Points
to Soviet's Guilt
in Mid East Crisis

(Continued from Page 1)
Scott stated'. that "as long as the
Arabs and Israelis do not talk to
each other there is not the slightest
chance of a ,genuine settlement."
He observed: "There is no doubt
in the minds of fair-minded ob-
servers that the primary responsi-
Wit/ for, the (Middle East) dead-
lock today rests on the Soviet
Union, which uses the Arab-Israel
conflict to further its own im-
perialistic ambitions in the Middle
East."
Scott also observed: "We should
like to think that many Egyptians
are tired of war and that many
Egyptians recognize that there
would be at benefits to all the
people ofthe Middle East if Egypt
and Israel could begin to cooperate
In , genuine understanding and
peace." But that, he said, requires
_ a changed attitude by the USSR
and the United Arab Republic.
Otherwise,-the current situation, in
'which "the Jewish people are made
the pawns in a political war," will
continue.
Sapir Doubts U. S. Will
Apply Economic Pressure
to Force Israel Concessions
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Finance Min-
ister Pinhas Sapir, returning from
talks with American officials on
additional aid to Israel, said he be-
lieved "America would not resort
• to applying economic pressures in
, - order to force Israel into making
, macessions." The Nixon
administration; be said; Is very
sympathetic to Israel's request for
_ another $11q0,000,000 in military
and economic credits, and a sec-
ond round of talks will be held this
summer. As an example of that
sympathy, he said, the U. S. guar-
anteed him_ a $50,000,000 loan for
the -'construction of 5,000 housing
units for Immigrants and young
couples.
Sapir said - he was most impress-
ed during hia.Washington visit with
an wsofficiaVtalk he had with Jo-
. seph J. • Shies", assistant secretary
of state for Near Eastern and
Southeast Asian affairs.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 2b, 1971-5

our rejection of many of its fea- East and the limitation of exter-
relations, Mr. Nixon made no ref- tures."
nal arms supplies to It; and sup-
erence to the situation of the Jews
M y
Mr. Nixon warned the Soviet
ported the principle of Big Power
in that country. The closest he Union that the U.S. will allow no
guarantees of a peace settlement
Wif e Gives
came to that subject was when he power to establish a dominant
once it has been achieved.
stated: "The internal order of the position in the Middle East; dis-
Me Orders!
Mr. Nixon stated: "The immedi-
USSR as such is not an object of cussed future reduction of arma-
My kids give me orders and
our policy although we do not hide ments by both sides in the Middle ate task is to have the belligerents
my mother-in-law gives me
construct an agreement that will
orders. For the best 'in ad-
achieve a workable balance be-
vertising why don't you give
tween the security and recognition
Terrorism on Rise in Golan, Gaza;
me your order? Call
that Israel seeks and a just reso-
Murry Koblin Adv.
lution which the Arab states seek
Israelis Return Young 'Infiltrator'
of the territorial and Palestinian
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TEL AVIV (JTA)—Terrorist ac- truck about to transport workers issues. Only in such a balance can
tivities increased last weekend in to their jobs.
peace be found."
the Golan Heights and the Gaza
In another incident, Amir Avg,
Strip. In one of these terrorist at-
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a member of Kibutz Mirim, was
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tacks a Syrian regular soldier was 22.
killed
when the tractor he was
captured by an Israeli patrol.
driving
in
the
kibutz
fields
hit
a
Early Monday morning a number
planted by terrorists infiltrat-
txua
of bazooka shells were fired from mine
the Syrian line on an Israeli posi- ing from the nearby Gaza Strip.
The body of an Arab terrorist
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tion in the Golah Heights. A United
Nations observers position on the sought by Israeli police was dis-
Mc %pita. Was
heights was hit Sunday night by covered near Beth Layhiya in the
13—yo• h.,. exhs %ma M. the ammo* • kn. bnommellmoomilt.
Strip. The terrorist was known to
mortar shells.
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During the afternoon, shots were Israeli police as a commander of
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fired at an Israeli patrol at the the Popular Front for the Libera-
tion
of
Palestine
underground.
Is-
Call IDE C..ple4A Soniv• 111 Ism — 11• peep% with die -1amtaar.1
Boukkaata region in the southern
area of the heights and shells ex- raeli authorities are investigating
the
circumstances
of
his
death.
ploded near the Ramat settlement
CAPITOL
An Arab terrorist who called
in the upper Golan region. There
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were no Israeli casualties in any of himself "Adolph Hitler" was
sentenced to 10 years' imprison -
these incidents.
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Army Was hospitalized today for
counts:
possession
of
weapons;
wounds she sustained when shots
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were fired at an army vehicle
beration Front; and attacking an
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Israeli army vehicle on.the main
skirts of Gaza. A search was car-
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road In the Gaza Strip in Oc-
ried out for the terrorists.
tober 1969.
Increasing sabotage in the Gaza
The terrorist's real name, mili-
Strip was the subject of discussion tary
officials disclosed, is Abdel
between Chief of Staff Gen. Haim Rahman
El Smiri, 23, of Khan
Bar-Lev and officers of the Gaza Yunis in the
Strip. The prosecutor
Strip command. Gen. Bar-Lev was told
the
court
the defendant
accompanied by Gen. Aric Sharon, chose his name that
commander of the Southern Reg- underground. when he joined the
ion.
A 3-year-old Arab girl from
Lebanon, identified as Tissan, was Israeli Notables to Help
returned -Monday after straying
across the border into Israel. She Karen Hayesod Drive
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Israel is
had been picking flowers and was
found by Israeli soldiers. She spent sending some of Its top leaders
abroad
to help raise $200,000,000
the night at Rosh Hanikra kibutz
near the border and was sent home in 27 countries for the 1971-72
Keren
Hayesod-United
Israel Ap-
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with new clothes and gifts from
peal campaign.
soldiers and kibutz members.
.3IrAvrti and other quality Hearing Aids Fitted
Dr.
Israel
Goldstein,
president
of
She was handed over to Leban-
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ese authorities with "full ceremon- the Keren Hayesod, the World Zion-
ies" at the border post, under the ist movement's fiscal arm, said that
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cabinet
ministers,
six
Knesset
supervision of the Red Cross.
Early Sunday afternoon a group members, eight senior army offi-
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cers
and
three
Israeli
ambassadors
of terrorists opened fire on an Is-
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raeli position in the Golan Heights, will be campaigning for more
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and Israelis returned the fire. money for Israel during the next
three
months.
Three terrorists were killed and
Keren Hayesod raises funds in
one was captured.
71 countries outside of the United
In two earlier incidents six States and Canada, where the
Arab saboteurs were killed and United Jewish Appeal is the major
another injured and captured. fund-raising
agency. .
The captured Arab turned out to
According to Dr. GOldstein, the
be a soldier of the Syrian army. 1971-72 campaign goal is more than
The Syrians were notified of his double the sum collected last year
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capture through the Red Cross and is part of a world wide d ''ve
office.
to collect $1,000,000,000 from J
An Israeli civilian and a resident through voluntary contributions
of Sajaryah camp in the Gaza Strip and Bond sales to meet Israel's
were wounded from the explosion humanitarian needs. He said 50
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