THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 26, 1974-15
Educators to Meet
Weapons Shipped to Israel Proposed
as U.S. Gift by Security Council
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Israel of all the weapons the
United States shipped to Is-
rael during and since the
Yom Kippur War and those
now being delivered.
The weapons and the cost
of shipping them to Israel
total in cost between $900,-
000,000 and $1,000,000,000, the
JTA was informed by a high
U.S. authority identified with
the NSC recommendation.
This sum will be deducted
from the $2,200,000,000 in
emergency aid to Israel
proposed by the President
last October which the Con-
gress speedily enacted.
That law authorized the
President to grant up to $1.5
billion to Israel and almost
all of the remaining $700,-
000,000 as a credit to Israel.
Congress directed the deduc-
tion from the credit figure of
slightly less than $18,000,000
as the U.S. share of the cost
of maintaining for one year
the United Nations Emer-
gency Force now functioning
in the Middle East.
With the deduction of the
currently recommended gift,
the President would still have
up to $500,000,000 he could
grant to Israel. The disposi-
tion of the funds must be
decided on, it was under-
stood, by June 30, the end of
the current fiscal year. Asked
by the JTA as to the possi-
bility that the Pentagon
would seek to obtain $154,-
000,000 of its requested $474,-
000,000 in a supplemental ap-
propriation, from the $2.2
billion fund, the authority
stressed "this will never
happen."
Rep. Joshua Eilberg (D.-
Pa.) has said that the White
House has "impounded" the
$2.2 billion voted four months
ago and that "the administra-
tion intends to evade the will
of the Congress by making
less than the stated figure
of $1.5 billion in grants avail-
able in that form" to Israel.
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The JTA was told that it was
• BLACK
the "clear intent of Con-
gress" that Israel receive all
• WHITE
of the $1.5 billion in grants.
Egypt and the United States
• BONE
formally resumed diplomatic
• BLUE
relations Friday after a
break of seven years with
• BROWN
President Nixon providing an
extraordinary display of af-
fection for Egyptian Ambas-
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visit Algeria, Jordan, Egypt,
Saudi Arabia and other coun-
tries, possibly Kuwait.
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the Suez cuts the trip from
the Black Sea to the Indian
waters from 30 days to about
five.)
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