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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

McGovern and Percy Urge U.S.
Effort in M. E. Peace :3ettlement

SILA PIZZERIA

WASHINGTON (JTA)
Sen. George McGovern (D-
S.D.), chairman of the Sen-
ate Foreign Relations sub-
committee on Middle East-
ern affairs, and Sen.
Charles H. Percy of Illinois,
the senior Republican mem-
ber of the subcommittee,
said that the United States
should make major urgent
efforts to find an overall set-
tlement to the Arab-Israeli
conflict early next year no
matter who is elected Presi-
dent in November.
The two Senators ap-
peared to be expressing a
consensus reached during
six days of hearings on Mid-
dle East policy conducted by
the subcommittee which
have just ended.

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Testimony was given by
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of State Henry Kissinger's
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had agreed that a general
settlement would require
Israel's withdrawal from
Arab territory it occupied
in the last Six-Day War,
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Strip, outside security
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Arab recognition of Israel's
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McGovern and Percy
said that most witnesses

The type of settlement
outlined at the hearings is
similar to proposals made
last year by a group
of prominent Americans
brought together by the
Brookings Institution.
McGovern and Percy disa-
greed over U.S. intervention
in the Lebanese civil war.
McGovern said that the U.S.
should consider sending
troops to Lebanon as part
of an international force if
such a means could be effec-
tive in ending the bloodshed
in that country. Percy said,
however, that he could not
endorse McGovern's sugges-
tion because Soviet forces
might be introduced if U.S.
forces participated in an in-
tervention.

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