Fraternalism Absent; Accord Signed at Geneva

about 20,000 Syrian Jews had
the Soviets walked over to ments" that Israel has now Abdel Halim Khaddam.
"Mr. Khaddam denied em- emigrated to Israel after
the two delegations to shake concluded with both Syria
phatically that Syria had World War II, and that ap-
hands with them. Ambassa- and Egypt."
(A joint U. S.-Soviet resolu- made any undertaking either proximately this number had
dor Vinogradov's handshake
with Gen. Shafir seemed tion creating the United Na- to Israel or to the United later left Israel for the United
rather cursory, but Ambassa- tions Disengagement Observ- States to suppress Palestine States, because, he said,
dor Ellsworth Bunker spent er Force (UNDOF) to super- guerrilla 'activity on Syrian `they found Israel to be a ra-
some time chatting with the vise the Israeli-Syrian disen- soil. He said no Arab govern- cist society.' "
Syrians. The second man in gagment agreement was ap- ment was capable of pre-
enreerreerimme
the American delegation, Al- proved with a 13-0 vote in the venting the 'Palestinian peo-
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ple
from
struggling
for
their
Security
Council
last
Friday.
fred Atherton, was seen en-
rights.'
gaged in conversation with Iraq and China did not partic-
the Syrians. Athertoh's name ipate in the voting. The force
"Mr. Khaddam also reject-
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is frequently mentioned as will consist of 1,250 men to ed charges that Syria's Jew-
the possible U. S. ambassador police the UN buffer zone ish minority of about 4,500
to Damascus once Syria and separating Israeli and Syrian persons is mistreated and
the U. S. resume diplomatic forces.
said that such charges come
UNDOF was established for from media under Zionist or
relations.
The Syrians and the Is- an initial period of six Israeli influence.
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"Mr. Khaddam added that
It appeared that the two del- by the Security Council.
(Yacov Doron, the acting
egations pointedly avoided
looking at each other. representative for Israel,
Throughout the meetings, voiced Israel's "warmest ap-
both sides followed the same_ preciation and thanks" to
system, addressing their re- Kissinger "for his untiring
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Bible is said to have been East, came directly from Da-
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oldest known complete Bible at the airport, Waldheim de-
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over the. centuries with its engagement accord signed in
date authenticated, it was Geneva as "a very important
for many years part of the step forward" that "opens
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He expressed hope that
According to the manu- the
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He said "the first contin-
tury.
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disengagement o •b s e r v e r s
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fully established."
Finance by the
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He said "The UN is ready
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planes stationed in the Mid-
dle East for the purpose, a
small Fokker in Dainascus
and a larger Douglas in Tel
Aviv. Red Cross officials say
that they might send a third
plane to the Middle East to
speed up the exchange.
The negotiations started
last Friday when the two del-
egations signed the basic dis-
engagement agreement as
drawn up by U. S. Secretary
of State Henry A. Kissinger.
They started negotiations on
its implementation the follow-
ing - day and completed them
with relative ease within
three days, instead of the
five provided by the basic
agreement. On Monday after-
noon, a military subcommit-
tee drew up the actual with-
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The five delegations pres-
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ent at Wednesday's cere-
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At the end of the official
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actual signing ceremony.
Addressing the delegations,
Gen. Siilasvuo stressed that
both sides, Israel and Syria,
had done their best to find
"areas of accommodation"
and solutions of compromise.
The UNEF chief expressed
the belief that the disengage-
ment process, which started
Thursday, will-"be completed
without difficulties."
According to the agree-
ment the disengagement pro-
ceSs was to begin 24 hours
after the signing, the first
step being exchange of re-
maining POWs. Wounded
POWs were exchanged last
Saturday.
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