Detroiters Start Propaganda Fight A large group of Detroit Jewish and professional leaders have begun an "Op- eration Truth" organization to counter propaganda of the Arab League. The group is planning a large-scale publicity cam- paign in the daily news- papers and on radio and television. A two-page ad- vertisement about the group Dayan Wants Out of Golan JERUSALEM (JTA) — Moshe Dayan jolted Israel in a weekend television in- terview by declaring that as long as Israel remained on the Golan Heights the "sword of war" would remain dan- Wilson Defends 3alfour Declaration; Egypt Is Angered -- TEL AVIV—It was report- ed here that the foreign re- lations committee of the Egyptian parliament criti- cized British Prime Minister Harold Wilson for defending the Balfour Declaration. The committee said Wil- son, in his statement, reject- ed a demand by the Palestin- ian hijackers in Tunis that he repudiate the Balfour Declaration in the name of the British government. "The Balfour Declaration which the British prime min- ister volunteered to defend was an historical fault, not only because it betrayed the basic rights of the Palestin- ian people, but also because it planted the sees of strug- gle and violence in the Holy Land," the committee noted. It said that as a result, Wil- son's statement" cannot serve the cause of peace in this region." The first winner is the last loser. Pretty and ersona filing over its head. In a clarification statement to the newspaper Yediot Sun- day, Dayan said he was not proposing that Israel leave the Golan Heights. He sim- ply wanted to stress that the key to war or peace was the Golan. Government leaders were saying, Dayan continued in his "clarification", that Is- rael must do everything to avoid war. They must real- ize, he urged, that the deci- sion to be faced was whetrer to insist on remaining on the Golan — even though Syria would never accept that situ- ation and would try to renew the war because of it—or whether to relinquish the Go- lan if Israel's overriding aim were to avoid war at all costs. In the original TV inter- view, Dayan also said: "If Egypt is not prepared for a separate settlement, without Syria, then not even our most tempting proposals (to Egypt) will make any difference— unless we propose a settle- ment with Syria, too, and a settlement with Syria means our relinquishing the Golan Heights • . . I don't see any two- or three-kilometer pull- back from this or that hill solving the problem as far as Syria is concerned . . . They just do not want us to be there." As for the West Bank, Day- and continued, the situation was quite different. Egypt and Syria would not go to war over the fact that there were Israelis in Kiryat Arba (near Hebron). "I don't see the PLO, the Jordan govern- ment, the Palestinians or any Arab state going to war over Judea and Samaria." Yeshiva Citation and its 'purpose appears in the center of this newspaper. The group is soliciting the cooperation and funds from the entire community to help its program. The organizers include: Rabbi and Mrs. Joshua Sper- ka, Rabbi James I. Gordon, Rabbi Betzalel Gottlieb, Harry Gordon, Howard Burg, Hyman Beale, Mr. and Mrs. M. Manuel Merzon, Kathie Jarvis, Alex Roberg, and Yosef Levanon. Others are: Mrs. Merle Silverman, Dr. Benjamin Ma- gier, Erry Loewenthal, Ash- er Berlin, Mr. and Mrs. Sam- uel Novetsky, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Rosen, Philip Slomo- vitz, Carmi Slomovitz, Louis Viedrah, Zvi Tomkiewicz, Drs. Boaz and Eva Kahan:a, Martin S. Hayden and Rob- ert E. Lubeck. The group is soliciting funds to help defray the costs of publishing advertis- ing and buying air time on radio and TV. 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