Friday, May 6, 1971 - 39 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Senate Committee May Probe Uranium Thought to Be in Israel WASHINGTON (JTA )- Reports that a cargo of ura- nium disappeared at sea nine years ago and suppos- edly ended up in Israel may be the ubject of inquiries by the Senate Select Com- mittee on Intelligence. FRANK PAUL and His ORCHESTRA; "Music and entertainment at its Best for Your Guests" • 557-7986 Capitol sources said that the committee. chaired by Sen. Daniel Inouye (D- Hawaii). is to request de- tails from the U.S. Energy Research and Development Agency (ERDA) which, ac- cording to the sources, is the "concerned" govern- ment agency involved in such matters. The matter also may arise in the Subcommittee on Energy. Nuclear Pro- liferation and Federal Serv- What abrunch! TETLEY TEA IN THE CUP ices, chaired by Seri. John Glenn (D-Ohio) which is conducting hearings on other subjects. That panel is part of the Senate Gov- ernment Operations Com- mittee headed by Sen. Abra- ham Ribicoff (D-Conn.). However, there appears to be a tendency both at the Capitol and within the Ad- ministration to play down the alleged incident as being of slight significance since both the uranium cargo and the ship said to have carried it were Eu- ropean. The story surfaced just as the Carter Administration was presenting legislation to Congress to tighten con- trols on nuclear material for export and shortly be- fore a meeting on uranium controls in London this week to be attended by President Carter. But Ad- ministration officials denied speculation that it - might have been a deliberate leak to bolster the Adminis- tration's move to tighten controls. An unidentified CIA offi- cial was reported as saying that the CIA knew of the in- cident. "We know the ship vanished and that was the end of it for us" because "the ship was not Ameri- can. The cargo was not American." According to the in- telligence sources. the ves- sel, flying the West German flag. sailed from Antwerp in 1968 for Genoa, Italy with 20 tons of uranium ore. It called at Rotterdam but never reached its desti- nation. The ship is said to have reappeared a few- weeks later with a new name. a new registry, a new crew and no uranium. Intelligence sources be- lieve the material was un- loaded in Israel. Israel's atomic energy department said Israel had no con- nection with the alleged dis- appearance of the uranium. In the meantime, reports indicate the European Com- mon Market has beefed up controls on nuclear ship- ments since news of the 1968 loss of uranium sur- faced. Kibutz Somar Members Dole Out Jobs Without Aid Leader BY MOSHE RON The Jewish News. Specia Israel 'Correspondent CREAM CHEESE ON THE BAGEL > Served in a cup or a glass, no tea hits the spot like Tetley. Because Tetley's rich and hearty flavor is always there - -it never fades! 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