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Meanwhile, the WJC's secre- • Waldheim, the former United Nations Secretary General ac- tary-general, Israel Singer, cused by the WJC and others of denied his organization was try- ing to influence the Austrian having a Nazi past. Waldheim, at this time, is a elections and defended it for private citizen and nothing has raising the issue of Waldheim yet been proven against him in alleged Nazi past at this time. The WJC's charges against a court of law, Peres told re- Waldheim were supported by porters shortly before leaving on a four-day visit to the United Yugoslavian newspapers. The Belgrade daily Vacernje Novosti States. His remarks were seen as a means of heading off media reported that Waldheim's name appeared on a 1947 list of pressure over the Waldheim issue while he is in the U.S. and wanted war criminals published by the United Nations War an indirect rebuff to the WJC. The WJC sent a letter to Crimes Commission. There have been no indica- Peres calling on the Prime Min- tions here from present or past ister and his government to de- officers of the Israel foreign ser- mand clarification from Wald- heim who is running for the vice as to whether Israel knew of or suspected Waldheim's Presidency of Austria in en elec- alleged Nazi activities during tion to be held May 5. The. let- his two terms as UN Secretary ter, sent also to Foreign Minis- General — 1972-81. ter Yitzhak Shamir and Knesset Waldheim denied any Nazi Speaker Shlomo Hillel, was past in an interview with Israel signed by Yitzhak Korn, execu- Radio from Vienna. He said his tive chairman of the WJC'S wartime service in the Balkans Israel branch and Avvi Bekker, was limited to acting as an inter- director-general. preter for the German High "It is clear that Waldheim lied Command. about, and deliberately con- However, two Yugoslavian ce4led, details about his ac- newspapers and the Austrian tivities in the Balkans in the Kurier published daily years 1942-43, during the depor- documents found in a Belgrade tation of the Jews of Salonika to archive which reveal that Wald- Auschwitz and the mass murder heim was wanted for war crimes of partisans, women and child- in 1947 in connection with ren in Yugoslavia," the letter atrocities committed against said. partisans and civilians during It added that Israel must take the German occupation. a position "especially in view of Waldheim's special status (as Secretary General) when the UN was engaged in efforts to under- mine Israel's very existence." Hart, Johnston The letter pointed out that members of the U.S. Congress Cancel Trips have called for an investigation To Mideast of Waldheim.. Washington (JTA) — Sens. ' This was a reference to a resol- ution introduced on the Senate Gary Hart (D. Colo.) and Ben- floor. by Sen. Pete WilsOn (R. nett Johnston (D. La.) cancelled Calif.) asking the Justice scheduled visits' to the Middle Department to examine docu- East last week, which Were to in- ments submitted to it by the clude a stop,inilsrael, after the WJC Co determine Whet part he Reagan Achninistration urged had in Nazi war crimes. The that members of 0:ingress 're- resolution has the support of assess" their travel plans to the Senate Majority Leader Robert region. A State Department official • Dole (R. Kan.), according, to the WJC; and will acted upon soon. told a press briefing that the ad- • But Israel, for the time,being, visory to Congressional officials is officially non-committal. "We . was in response to recent threats are following the issue but will by Libyan ' lead Muammar not, react until there is definite Kaddafi that would launch a ." a Foreign Ministr Ministry wave of terrorism against Americans in the region.' spokesman said. Hart announced" that he was Tvio Knesset members, Chai- ka Grossman of Map= and cancelling his ,:trip to Israel, Shevach Weiss, of Labor, both Egypt and Jordan after he was Holocaust survivors, spoke out advised by ,Administration strongly against Walheirn in in- sources that ,,the > visit would terviews. Grossman said it "divert limited security would be a "mark of disgrace" resources.". State Department spokesman if the Austrian .people elect Waldheim. Weiss said it was un- Charles Redthaii;hoWever, at an believable that a Nazi may be earlier briefing; stressed that elected President of the country the administration's request on- ly related to visits by members where Hitler was born. Both called for Knesset de of Congress and thatno general .1141 on Mr 0!10P • , J,us tice Minis- travel advisoryladheen issued. ova