36—Friday, Dec. 13, 1974

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Israel Outraged at UN Proposal to Delay Debate on Terrorism

Many candles can be kin-
1 When a fool holds his
UNITED NATIONS (JTA) tee's recommendation that
died from one candle without tongue, he, too, is thought —Israel expressed strong 'op- the General Assembly post-
diminishing it.—Midrash
clever.
position to the legal commit- pone debate on international
terrorism until next year.
But the United States in a
reversal of its previous posi-
tion, supported postponement.
, The Israeli representative,
Ambassador Shabtai Ros-
enne, said his government
"strenuously opposed" ad-
journment of the debate on

_U.S. Will Release
Czech Holdings
When Claims ,Paid

WASHINGTON — Against
objections 'of the U.S. State
Department, the Senate Fi-
nance Committee has reject-
ed the return to Czechoslo-
vakia, for the' time being,
some 18 tons of gold taken
by the Nazis in Czechoslo-
vakia and stored after the
war at Fort Knox. -
The reason for the action
is that some 2,630 -U.S. citiz-
ens, most of them refugees
from Naii persecution, have
so far not obtained compen-
sation in the region of $72,-
500,000 from Czechoslovakia
for property which was na-
tionalized after the war.
Until this compensation is
paid, Czechoslovakia will not
be included among • the na-
tions defined as "most favor-
ed" in trade relations with
the U.S.

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The agenda item, titled
"Measures to Prevent Inter-
national Terrorism Which
Endangers or Takes Inno-
cent Human Lives" had been
scheduled for debate during
the 1973 fall session of the
General Assembly. Debate
actually began in the legal
committee which is comprised
of the same membership as
the General Assembly, but
the item never reached the
Assembly floor:
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Assembly which means that
the debate on, terrorism, will
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terrorism, especially in view
of ongoing terrorist acts. The
U. S. representative main-
tained, however, that circum-
stances did not permit a use-
ful discussion of the item at
this time.
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ican delegation said that the.
U. S. stand on terrorism was
well known but the U. S.,
nevertheless, supported the
recommended postponement
because debate, at this time
would / be "a useless exer-
cise." 'That stand was at var-
iance with the one taken a
year ago when the U. S. op-
posed a similar recommen-da-
tion by the legal committee'
which resulted in deferring
the debate' until this year's
General Assembly. session.

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