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Brown, State Dept. See - Touch U.S. in Middle East,
But Jackson, Moynihan Lash Out at Administration

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
The United States is prepar-
ing to increase its "military
presence" in the Middle
East in defense of its vital
interests, the State De-
partment said Monday, but
while this might include
joint military exercises it
will not take the form of
American bases or the sta-
tioning of American forces
in the area.
In making those com-
ments, the State Depart-

ment's chief spokesman,
Hodding Carter, referred to
the remarks made by-De-
fense Secretary Harold
Brown on the CBS-TV
"Face the Nation" program
Sunday that the U.S. would
"take any action that is
appropriate including mili-
tary force" to defend its vital
interests in the region.
Carter said, "We are pre-
pared to play a larger role in
that area" but that no deci-
sion has been made yet on "a

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larger military presence.
The details are not yet
worked out." He stressed
that "We are not consider-
ing a base structure or
troops" but that the U.S. is
having "ongoing dis-
cussions" with a number of
countries. He did not name
the countries.
Carter said that in re-
sponse to his own in-
quiries he was told to
"kick in the head" any
suggestions of a U.S. air
base in Sinai or naval
base at Haifa. Asked if
the enhanced American
presence was related to
the Israeli-Egyptian
peace treaty talks, Carter
said "the resolution" of
the treaty "stands on its
own feet."
Carter vas asked if the
cancellation of orders for
F-16 jet fighter bombers by
the new regime in Iran
means that Israel will re-
ceive its complement of 75 of
the aircraft sooner than is
presently scheduled, the
State Department spokes-
man replied, "We are now
studying the matter and
having discussions with
Congress. There is no final
decision."
Meanwhile, Sen. Henry
Jackson (D-Wash.) urged
President Carter to take
stronger measures to form
an alliance of states in the
Middle East and suggested
the 'use of U.S. might to
block Soviet influence and
Arab radicalism from
spreading over the oil fields
and threatening Israel and
Egypt.
Jackson, chairman of the
Senate Energy Committee,
expressed this view in a
speech prepared for the
American Professors" fo'r
Peace in the Middle East in
a forum on energy policy
the George Washington
University.
"It remains within our
power to, fashion an al-
liance of states prepared
to resist the
encroachments of the
Soviets and their
friends," he said. "But it
will take more under-
standing than we have
thus far demonstrated —
more will than we have
shown — and more im-
agination than we have
evidenced."

It is time, the Senator ob- Labor Zionist Alliance con-1
served, to stop repeating vention which was read by
"the silly cliche that we his assistant, Richard
`cannot be the world's Eaton, since the Senator
policeman' and begin to was snow-bound in Albany.",
think about our future in a
"Those who make the
world without a cop on the
Middle
East policies of the,
corner." He warned that the
Soviet Union has for some United States come increas- 1
time, "through the use of ingly to believe that the
proxies and surrogates," preservation of democracies
undertaken an effort to as such in the Middle East
encircle the oil producing ought not to be a primary ,
countries on which the West objective of our strategic
policy," Moynihan told the
depends.
500 LZA delegates.
"The passage of Iran from
"Instead they are Wie
a Western oriented power
belief
that the relationship
closely allied with the
United States and opposed with Israel is 'irrational' .. .
to Arab radicalism to a fun- sustained not because it is •
damentalist Islamic and in the logical 'national
potentially radical state has interest' of the U.S. but be-
profound implications for cause and solely because of
the exigencies of domestic
Israel," Jackson said.
politics."
"However, rhuch we may
hope that it will not fully
develop, we must, on the
basis of what has already
happened, assume that Iran
will become a base for oper-
ations of the PLO and a sig-
nificant source of strength
for radical Arab regimes.
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In New York, Sen.
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N.Y.) warned that Israel's
"special relationship"
with the United States "is
increasingly without
influence" in the opera-
tions of the U.S. govern
ment. "The current dis-
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East will be used as an
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El Al Service
to Be Celebrated

CHICAGO (JTA) —
Plans for the gala launching
of the inaugural flight of El
Al from O'Hare Airport
April 2 are being made by a
committee of community
leaders, appointed -by
Raymond Epstein, chair-
man of the Public Affairs
Committee of the Jewish
United Fund. •
After the ceremonies, in-
cluding the hoisting of the
flag of Israel at O'Hare, the
inaugural flight will depart
carrying, among other dig-
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