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May 12, 1978 - Image 15

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1978-05-12

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Friday, May 12, 19Th 15

ME DETROIT JEWISH IEWS

Nixon Looks at the Middle East

NEW YORK (JTA) — In -
the sixth of seven daily ex-
cerpts from the soon-to-be-
released "RN: The Memoirs
of Richard Nixon," in the
May 5 New York Times, the
former President discussed
some of the Middle East
crises of his presidency and
his responses.
When the crisis erupted
in Jordan in September,
1970, when terrorists at-
tacked the Hussein regime,
Nixon told National
Security Advisor Henry A.
Kissinger to tell Ambas-
sador Yitzhak Rabin — conventional and nu-
after Syrian tanks crossed clear alert.
Nixon wrote that he did
into Jordan — that the U.S.
would support fully Israeli not consider Soviet
air strikes on Syrian forces obstreperousness as an

in Jordan if this became example of a failure of de-
necessary to avoid a Jorda- tente but as an illustration
nian defeat. of detente's limitations.

ning of November and told
Nixon: "There were days
and hours when we needed a
friend and you came right
in. You don't know what
your airlift means to us."
Nixon said he urged on
Mrs. Meir a policy of
"sensible restraint," tel-
ling her that "the prob-
lem that Israel must now
consider is whether the
policy you are following
can succeed. Lacking a
settlement, the only pol-
icy is constantly being
prepared for war. But
that really is no policy at
all."
Nixon then described
Kissinger's "enormous
stamina, his incisive intel-
lect" and his "great personal
charm" in his successful
negotiations to arrange a
separation of forces in the
Sinai.

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"I decided to put 20,000 He said Mrs. Meir visited
American troops on the Washington at the begin-
alert and moved additional
naval forces into the
Mediterranean," Nixon
wrote. "In the end, Jordan
under Himsein's courageous
leadership saved itself.
Rabin ascribed Hussein's
victory to the tough Ameri-
can position, the Israeli
threat, and the superb fight-
ing by Hussein's troops."
Discussing the Yom Kip-
pur War. Nixon wrote:
"On Saturday, Oct- 6,
1973, we received a cable
from Ken Keating, our
ambassador in Tel Aviv,
reporting that (Premier)
Golda Meir had just told
him that Syria and Egypt
were in a final count-
down for war. The news
r—t
of the imminent attack on
f-1
Israel took us completely
by surprise. As recently
as the day before, the CIA
had reported that war in
Liberty State Bank & Trust pays the highest bank
PLUS
the Middle East was un-
ESTIMATED
interest rate slowed by law on all your Savings and
likely.
CHECKING
SAVINGS
MINIMUM
EFFECTIVE
Time
Savings accounts. The interest is compound-
CHARGES
PAID AT
OPENING
ANNUAL
"I was disappointed by
ANNUAL
TYPE OF
SAVED
MATURITY
DEPOSIT
ed continuously on your savings, giving you the
YIELD
RATE
ACCOUNT
our own intelligence
7.79%
highest effective annual yield when compared to
6 Year
shortcomings, and I was
Plus
5144
Investment
$1,568.31
51,000
7.50%
stunned by the failure of Is-
quarterly or daily compounding.
Free
Passbook
Checking
raeli intelligence. They
Account
7.52%
were among the best in the
I Year
And for added interest...with a Time Deposit* of
Plus
599
Investment
51.336.43
world, and they, too, had
51.000
7.25%
Free
Passbook
$1,000 or more, you can purchase a Sanyo cal-
been caught off guard. . . .
Checking
Account
"In the last few hours be-
culator for only 5 9.99. This Sanyo CX8138L is a
6.72%
30 Month
560
5568.22
$500
6. 50%
Plus Free
full-function, extra-thin pocket model that has a
fore the fighting actually
Savings
Checking
Certificate
began, Kissinger contacted
3-key memory, percent and square root keys, 2
6.18%
the Israelis, the Egyptians
12 Month
$24
clear keys and large, easy-to-read liquid crystal
5530.92
5500
Plus Fr.
6.00%
Savings
and the Soviets to see if war
Checking
Certificate
display. A 5 24.95 retail value complete with attractive
could be prevented. But it
5.65%
6 Month
soft pouch carrying case. One calculator per account.
524
was too late. At 8 o'clock
5513.94
$500
Plus Free
5.50%
Savings
Checking
that morning, the Syrians
Certificate
Offer runs from March 27 -July 15, 1978.
attacked Israel from the
Statement
524.00
NOT
Savings
5.20%
north and the Egyptians at-
(WITH 5500
APPLE
51.00
Account
Federal law and regulatiOn prohibits the payment of a time deposit prior
Plus Free
5.03%
SAVINGS
tacked from the south."
CABLE
Daily interest
Checking
to maturity unless three months of the interest thereon is forfeited and
BALANCE)
Nixon also reported that
Compounded
interest on the amount is reduced to the passbook rate. All accounts
Continuously
the Israelis were over-
insured by the F.D.I.C. for tip to '40.000.
confident and suffered a
Offer applies to Time Deposits of
huge loss of 1,000 men and a
'1,000.00 or more for 6 months or longer.
third of their tanks by the
third day of fighting. Nixon
wrote he ordered immediate
military supplies flown to
Israel and by Oct. 16, the
U.S. was airlifting 1,000
tons a day of supplies to Is-
Member FDIC
rael.
s .,01 . 194
He wrote that ac-
CELF-BRAIING
rimonious exchanges
took place between him
and Soviet Communist
Yf ARE'
Party Secretary Leonid
Brezhnev and that seven
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