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WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Egyptian President Anwar
Sadat has warned that the
Middle East is a bomb ready
to explode and that this bomb
must be defused by continu-
ing the momentum of the
progress of peace either
through United States' step-
by-step negotiations or
through the resumption of the
Geneva peace talks.
In an interview with Iran-
ian publisher. Farrad Mas-
soudi, Sadat said that defin-
ite progress toward a peace
settlement must be achieved
if Secretary of State Henry
A. Kissinger wants to con-
tinue negotiations.
Sadat's statements were
seen as a significant shift
toward a harder line with
the U.S. especially in light
of Egyptian Foreign Minister
Ismail Fahmi's demand that
Israel freeze her immigra-
tion for 50 years and the
visit next month by Soviet
Communist Party Secretary
Leonid I. Brezhnev to Cairo.
In his interview, Sadat
stated "if Americans through
their step-by-step approach
can achieve any progress or
success, I welcome it." If
not, he added, Egypt favors
the resumption of the Gen-
eva talks, a tactic also fa-
vored by the Soviet Union.
Explaining what he meant
by defusing the Mideast
bomb, Sadat said: "when I
say defuse the bomb, I mean
the momentum of the prog-
ress of' peace must continue.
It started with disengage-
ment agreements. It should,
have continued since then.
There has been a slack. We
must revive the momentum."
Asked how much time he
is willing to give Kissinger,
Sadat replied: "I am now
having contacts with Presi-
dent Ford and Dr. Kissinger,
and we shall see in the near
future what will be the re-
sult and after that we shall
decide."
Stevenson Says
Sadat had been invited to
Washington by President
Arab Moderates
Nixon when the former chief
Prevail Over PLO
executive was in Cairo last
WASHINGTON (JTA) — spring. While there is no of-
Sen. Adlai Stevenson (D. Ill.) ficial date yet set for his
said in Chicago Sunday that visit, State Department offi-
"despite the new status con- cials said the invitation still
ferred upon the Palestine stands.
Sadat's view in his inter-
Liberation Organization at
the Arab summit meeting in view was also attributed by
Rabat, Arab moderates still some here to the mounting
have the upper hand" and, criticism Congress regarding
if peace efforts are support- tre proposed sale of nuclear
ed by the American people, reactors to Israel, and par-
peace will come to the Middle ticularly to Egypt.
Last June Nixon offered to
East because "the elements
of a settlement are there to sell nuclear -power plants to
be put together by wise, per- both countries. The U.S.
severing and moderate men." asked that each nation agree
Stevenson spoke at an Is- to accept strict American
rael Bond dinner honoring safeguards and place these
him as "man of the year." plants and all future atomic
He expressed "some hope facilities under inspection
that the PLO may now be by the international atomic
subjected to new restraints - _energy agency.
Israel has reportedly said
and moderating influences"
it
is no longer interested in
now that it has status 'to
power plants and the
lose "by irresponsible de- atomic
U.S. is now pondering
mands and violent tactics." Whether or not to go ahead
He asserted that "the So- and still offer these facilities
viets appear to be exercising to Egypt.
a chastening influences-and
The next move, according
we should bear in min _ d that to sources, is up to Egypt to
Arab moderates are by no decide if she wants the fa-
means enthusiastic about the cilities on the terms laid
prospect of a Palestinian down by the U.S. Meanwhile,
state ruled by Yasir Arafat." the Soviet Union has offered
While apparently leaning Egypt an atomic power plant
towards establishnient of a and this offer is expected to
Palestinian state as a neigh- be discussed when Brezhnev
bor of Israel, Stevenson said visits 'Cairo.
that the U.S. should not
accept the PLO as spokes-
man or agent for the Palesti-
nians" or "pressure Israel to
do so, for until the PLO re-
nounces terrorism and ack-
nowledges Israel's right to
exist, Israel has nothing to
negotiate with the PLO."
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Sadat Warns Middle East
Is Boriab Ready to Explode
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Israel Intelligence
Director Retires
JERUSALEM (JTA.)—The
Israeli government announc-
ed the retirement of Joseph
Harmalin, the director of its
'counter-intelligence service
for the past 11 years.
His successor took over
last Sunday. By law, the
names of the counter-in-
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head of the secret service,
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