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AlLgnew Opposed GOP Plank for Move of Embassy in Israel

MIAMI BEACH (JTA — charged that the Nixon ad-
ployment opportunities for
commitment
all citizens is essential,"
Vice President Spiro T. Ag ministration's
new supported the decision to krael "is an instrument
the statement said, but
of the Republican platform of power politics that began ' warned that "systems in-
committee to omit a plank just this year when the So- , volving quotas, negative or
which would have recom- viets began their military
positive, will never solve
this problem."
mended that the Nixon ad- buildup in the Mediterra-
ministration transfer the nean '• McGovern w as speak-
The statement said that in
United States Embassy: inn before the Chicago the area of equal education,
school busing should be rec-
from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, • Board of Rabbis here.
Ile
"For three• years ognized as only one of many
thus recognizing Jerusalem •
as Israel's capital. the Nixon administration available tools for improved
Inclusion of such a plank, followed policies of refusing integrated education a n d
Agnew- said at a press con- to -imply arms and other should not he exploited for
support unless Israel with. political gain.
ference, would be "very
c o u n t e r-productive" and drew from vital security Use of Greece as 'Home
would "have to lead to much areas. This policy exacer- Port' for U.S. Ships Imperils
misunderstanding among the Hated tensions in the Middle Backing for Israel: McGovern

and Turkey was especially
important now "because of
the fact that without aid to

Greece and aid to Turkey
y ou have no viable policy to
save Israel."
Ile urged that the port ar-

rangements be submitted to
the Senate for approval be-

cause Congress had "many

times expressed views on
both Greece and Israel which
vary sharply from those of
the Administration—by urg-
ing a reluctant Administra-
tion to speed up authorized
sales of aircraft to Israel
and by recommending that
WASHINGTON (JTA) — aid to the Greek dictatorship
Sen. George McGovern be terminated."

parties to the truce" in the East. encouraged terrorist
Middle East I tendencies, and precipitated
, what the New York Times
charged Sunday that a Nixon
In an appearance
Sen. Church Says Israel
tx-fore called 'the most seriou s
the media after the Republi- crisis in America-Israel re- administration plan to use Neutral Toward U.S.
Greece as the home port
can convention. Mr. Nixon's lations in history. "
Presidential Campaign
for destroyers of the U.S.
running mate in the presi-
Jewish institutions and
(JTA)—Sen.
AVIV
TEL
Sixth Fleet in the Mediter-
dential campaign was asked
t
their
leaders who give the
"jeopardizing Frank Church (D. Idaho)
ranean was
how he would account for
impression they speak for
our commitment to Israel." said that he had concluded
the omission of the plank on
those institutions were cau-
The Democratic presiden- from his brief visit to Israel
Jerusalem after Republican
tinned
against
open
sup-
tial nominee, warned in a that the Israel government
leaders in both the House
port
for
either
presiden-
statement
issued here that does not favor President
and Senate and the Young
tial candidate, since such
the Greek military regimes Nixon or Sen. George Mc-
Republicans last month hal
partisanship
could
produce
friendship with Arab nations Govern in the American
advocated the emhassy
a schism detrimental both
and
might cause it to interfere presidential elections
tran.fer
to the cause of Israel and
adopted a stance of
with any attempt to use the has
In response to a similar
the American Jewish com-
ships to support Israel in a strict neutrality between
ouestion earlier from the
munity.
them.
time of need.
JT A. Rep. John Rhod-c
In
Church said at a press
a
message
to
his
col-
"Just three weeks ago,
of Arirona. the platform
conference prior to his de-
leagues, Rabbi David Po-
the deputy foreign minis-
committee chairman. said
parture that this point had
president of the Central
ter of Greece told' news-
no such amendment to the
been repeatedly emphasized
Conference of American
men 'Greece's friendly re-
foreign policy plank was
to
him by the Israeli gov-
Rabbis
said
here
that
he
be-
lations
with
the
Arab
proposed to the committee
ernment leaders he spoke
lieved, after "carefully
world rule out any direct
at the cession at which the
weighing the implications
or indirect participation in
COP platform iiad been
with the greatest care." in-
any acts aimed
at our
adopted.
including
Arab friends,' " McGovern
The
The foreign policy plank rabbis. could endorse either
said,
w as reliably reported to the
Mr. Nixon or Mr McGov-
Patod No I
USA
The senator referred
to
.ITA as having been the
ern. adding "Jews have
the comment of the Greek
work of the State Depart
f.en, 549 50
right to -
participate
rigora deputy f oreign minister,
ment.
ouslv in the American dem- Christian Xanthopolous-Pala-
Apa rt from the omission 0e '
TT•177 . DITER
ra tic process
mas, after President Nixon
of the Jerusalem transfer
1•621 III
KILL ROA•
Ile warned, however. that
remarked at a press confer-
MIAs
AI NADA..
provisin. the Republican
DI 2.11400
s
ence last month that con-
plank on the Middle Fast such
support most clearly
aid to Greece
strongly supports Israel on indicate the person was tinued U S

to including Premier Golda
M e i r.
Defense Minister

Moshe Dayan and other cab-
inet ministers.
The senator observed that

it would be foolish for Israel
to take sides in the Ameri-
can
elections because the
outcome would not alter U.S.
policy toward Israel.
Church said that during

his five-day visit he gained
the impression that Israel
was willing to make com-
promises in the interest of
peace with its neighbors but
stood firm on certain basic

points such as direct nego-
tiations and refusal to yield
East Jerusalem to Jordan.
He said the Holy City is, and

should remain, Israel's cap-
ital "and we (the U.S.) would
be well advised to move our
embassy there."

McGovern Issues Booklet
Comparing His, Nixon's
Records on Israel

'AS

QUIST

lines similar to those in the sneaking only as an indi-
Democratic party's platform victual and represented no
But the Democratic plank p articular voting block of
incorporates a recommenda- Jew s. Rabbi Polish charged
tion for transfer of the U.S. that some Jewish leaders
embassy to Jerusalem, who have come out in favor
which would require only an of President Nixon have al-
order from the President to ready created such an im.
pression when "in effect they
go into effect .
Since the Soviet Union two represent only themselves."

months ago began reducing
its military pre se nce in
Egypt, the State Department
has been extremely reluct-
ant to discuss any phase of
the Middle East and particu-
larly the removal of Soviet
- military personnel from
Fevot
President Nixon did not
in his acceptance speech.
mention the Soviet ouster
Ile referred to the Middle
Fast in passio.t in discussing
the Vietnam war

Rabbi Polish stated that
he feared an election divi-
sion between pro-Democratic
and Republican Jewish fac-
tions could produce a post-
election holdover schism
within the Jewish com mu-
nity. He felt that such divii-
slim could prove harmful to-
wards united Jew ish efforts
on behalf of Jewish causes.

In New York the na-
tional executise committee
of the Labor Zionist Alli-
ance issued a statement
warning that bipartisan

Ile said ending the Viet-
support for Israel must not
nam war "hy agreeing to
become
– a political font
impose a Communist go,
ball"
- during the presiden-
ernmenl on the people of
tial election campaign.
South Vietnam
Mould
be
disastrous to the cause of
The statement presented
peace in the world" and by I'r.f. Leo Diesendruck of
"endanger areas like the
Fni,er,ity, at a meet
Middle Fast. Small nations
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presided 0,er by
who rely on the friendship
President Dr Judah .1 Sha
and support of the United
Imo, rioted that the "piat-
States would be in deadly
forms of Pith 111:10,
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16—Friday, Sept. 1, 1972

