Labor Party Policy on Occupied
Lands Approaches Dayan Demands
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
Labor Pa r t y leadership
emerged in near-agreement
from its fifth meeting on the
future policy in the territor-
ies.
Meeting at Premier Golda
Meir's office here, the min-
isters went a long way
t o w a r d Defense Minister
Moshe Dayan's demands for
a working program in the
territories.
A final meeting on the sub-
ject is scheduled to adopt
the lines suggested in a
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Minister Israel Galili, which
is close to Dayan's ideas.
The meeting focused on
two areas of disagreement
in past sessions—the creation
of the city of Yamit in the
Gaza area and land sales be-
yond the Green Line.
It was agreed to bring Ya-
mit into being in a series of
phases over a number of
years. It was also agreed to
enlarge the proposed urban
center from the original 350
housing units to 900. Dayan
is reported to have suggested
1,000 housing units.
The Labor leaders also
agreed in principle that a
team of experts should look
into Dayan's proposal for set-
ting up a deep sea port on
the northern Sinai coast.
Dayan has compromised on
the timetable, conceding that
the deep sea port could wait
until the later stages of de-
veloping a town that will
serve as a strategic outpost
blocking the vacant land
space between the eventual
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Work of the Devil?
Nominations for the board ner at the Jewish Welfare
of directors of the Detroit Federation office, WO 5-3939.
The program includes golf,
Service Group, year-round
Egyptian border and Gaza. organization of Allied Jewish with tee-times from 9 a.m.
The formula on the land Campaign-Israel Emergency until 4 p.m., and tennis.
sales issue was somewhere Fund workers, have been an- Chairman Milton Lucow said
there will be a buffet lunch
midway between Dayan's de- nounced by Norman Wachler,
available from 11 a.m. until
chairman
of
the
nominating
mands for wider margin of
2 p.m. Cocktails are at 5:30,
private trading and the gov- committee.
Directors will be elected to with dinner at 7.
ernment-controlled sales pro-
Special recognition will be
posed by Justice Minister the board at the biennial
meeting on DSG Stag Day, given the leaders of the 1973
Yaacov Shimshon Shapiro.
AJC-IEF. Lewis S. Gross-
It is now agreed that the Sept. 5, at Tam O'Shariter man, DSG president, said
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Club.
Officers
are
State Lands Authority will
general campaign chairmen
acquire land beyond the elected at the first board Samuel Frankel and Paul M.
Green Line as a general rule. meeting following Stag Day. Handleman will be singled
Dr. Leon Fill, Milton Lu-
However, in cases where
out for special tribute. The
the Lands Authority is either cow, Jay M. Kogan, Graham traditional DSG loving cup
A.
Orley,
Joseph
H.
Pearl-
not able or not interested in
will be awarded to the cam-
completing a land transac- man, Irving Seligman, I. paign division showing the
tion, private individuals will William Sherr and Philip T. highest increase over the
be allowed to make the pur- Warren have been nominated
previous year.
for a two-year term.
chase.
Serving with Wachler on the
Renominated
to
serve
until
Finance Minister Pinhas
1975
are:
Sapir agreed last week to
Jerome M. Ash, Dr. Abraham
find monies in four annual Becker,
Harold Berry, Louis C.
allocations for Dayan's pro- Blumberg, Tom Borman, N.
Brewster Broder, Sol R. Colton,
posals in the territories. Merle Harris, Dr. I. Jerome
These include an Arab refu- Hauser, Arthur Howard, Richard
Kux, Edward C. Levy Sr.,
gee rehabilitation program L.
Charles Milan, Milton J. Miller,
and development projects in David S. Mondry, Jack A. Robin-
Hyman Safran, Samuel
the areas, aimed at creating son,
Schiff, Alex Sklar, Richard Sloan,
sources of work there to re- Robert A. Steinberg, George M.
Jack J. Wainger, William
duce local pressure to find Stutz,
M. Wetsman and Harvey Willens.
work in Israel.
Invitations to Stag Day
have been mailed. DSG ex-
ecutive director Esther R.
Prussian, is taking reserva•
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is immodest.
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because once there is an
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Gahal Chiefs
Reject JDL
in Alignment
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Gahal executive unanimous-
ly rejected a request by
Rabbi Meir Kahane to in-
clude the Jewish Defense
League in the non-Labor
alignment Gahal is attempt-
ing to form for the forthcom-
ing national elections.
According to observers,
Gahal is having enough
trouble putting together an
opposition front to Premier
Golda Meir's Labor align-
ment without becoming in-
volved with the controversial
JDL.
The JDL announced some
time ago that it intended to
seek Knesset seats.
Gahal. meanwhile, has ac-
cused Shmuel Tamir of the
Free Center faction of imped-
ing negotiations for an oppo-
sition alignment.
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set representation among the
non-Labor factions.
Gahal and the State List
have agreed to base this on
the compostition of the pres-
ent Knesset in which Gahal
had 26 seats, the State List,
three, and Free Center, two.
But Tabir is insisting on at
least 4-5 seats for his faction
which he says it merits on
the basis of public opinion
polls.
Close to 2,000,000 Israelis
will have the right to vote in
the Oct. 30 elections for the
eighth Knesset — about 250,-
000 more than the previous
election year in 1969 accord-
ing to Supreme Court Judge,
Haim Cohen, who chairs
the Central Knesset Elections
Committee.
Committee secretary Me-
nahem Terlo said the coun-
try would be divided this
year into 16 electorial dis-
tricts — instead of 14 as in
1969 — because this year Tel
Aviv is carved up into three
voting districts. Some 4,000
polling stations will operate
throughout the country.
The budget for this election
is some IL 7,000,000 (about
$1,750,000) compared to IL
5,500,000 in the last elections.
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