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Kissinger Told by Morgenthau, Foreign
Policy Agency Not to Dismember Israel

NEW YORK (JTA)—Secre-
tary of State Henry A. Kiss-
inger was warned by Prof.
Hans J. Morgenthau that the
United States must refrain

"from exerting pressures
which can only lead to Is-
rael's piecemeal dismember-
ment."
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sistent critic of efforts at
detente between the United
States and the Soviet Union,
issued the warning in an
open letter as chairman of
the National Committee on
American Foreign Policy.
Citing the fate of Czecho-
slovakia after the 1938 Mu-
nich settlement, Prof. Mor-
genthau declared that the
U. S. "must not pursue a
policy of peace at any price,
blind to Arab and Soviet ob•
jectives." He accused the
Soviet Union of ignoring the
requirements of detente in

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connection with the Yom
Kippur War when it knew
of the impending Syrian-
Egyptian attack on Israel,
when it "incited" other Arab
states to join in the war, and
when it urged the oil-pro-
ducing Arab states to con-
tinue the oil embargo against
the United States.
Prof. Morgenthau said that,
in bidding for Arab favor,
the U. S. had developed a
new posture in the Middle
East, "shifting in a pro-Arab
direction," despite the "un-
changed objective of all Arab
states, 'moderate' as well as
radical, to destroy Israel."
He said the risk for both the
United States and Israel in
such a new U. S. policy, "lies
in the ability of the Soviet
Union to outbid the United
States in supporting the
Arabs against Israel."
He noted that this competi-
tion - luld result in the U. S.
pl. :,wring Israel "to make
ever more far-reaching con-
cessions until its very exist-
ence would be jeopardized."
Prof. Morgenthau declared
also that "if the Soviet Union
can compete successfully
with the United States for
the Arabs' favor only at the
price of Israel's destruction,
it will not hesitate to help
the Arabs attain that objec-
tive."
He added that "it appears
the Soviets are rearming the
Arab armies on a massive
scale." He also said that
"phony detente can be used
by one side as a cover be-
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Among the signers of the
open letter were Dr. A. Roy
Eckhardt of Lehigh Univer-
sity, a leading Christian sup-
porter of Israel; Dr. Frank-
lin H. Littell of Temple Uni-
versity, another prominent
Christian supporter of Israel;
Dr. Bernhard E. Olson of
the National Conference of
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TEL AVIV (JTA)—Premier
Golda Meir was reported to
be favorably disposed toward
a proposal by Leon Dulzin,
Jewish Agency acting chair-
man; that the agency under-
take the construction of a
substantial portion of immi-
grant housing, utilizing mod-
ern techniques and materials
and the expertise of Ameri-
can construction experts.
Up to now, the Jewish
Agency has purchased hous-
ing already built by the gov-
ernment and a severe short-
age exists.
Dulzin says he has been
advised by special housing
consultants, headed by Flor-
ida builder Robert Russel,
that construction time could
be reduced to six months in-
stead of the 2-3 years it now
takes to build housing units
in Israel.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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