Fulbright Calls forImposed Mid-East Peace WASHINGTON (JTA)-In a sharply worded 37=page speech, Sen. J. W. Fulbright attacked Arab and Israeli "myths" about each other and favors United Nations imposition of a peace settlement "In the absence of a voluntary ment by the parties," In connection witii a settlement guaranteed by the UN, the Senator proposed, Israel must withdraw from all occupied Arab- territories and provide "a just settlement of the refugee problem" and the United States should—w?"- , If necessary—"guarantee the territory a pendence of Israel within the borders c , 4) 1967." Israel would have to agree not \ _ late those bordersJherself.'' * Mr. Fulbright, who was first elected to the . Senate in 1944, is the influential chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a leading-opponent of U.S. involvement in Southeast • Asia. He has long been considered by Israelis to be hostile to Zionism and the Jewish State, and
did not sign the letter from his 76 colleagues to Secretary of State William P. Rogers urging the sale to Israel of the 125 jets she has been rei
-ie conflict is a threat to the outrI •orld, it cannot Be left solely to the humors of the belligerents," Mr. Fulbright said in his speech. "I have never fully understood why some of our statesmen feel that it would be a heinous • tternal parties to 'impose' a solution, fnited Nations Charter the .Security 'ull authority, possibly even the oblibse a settlement upon warring parj> make peace on their own." Fulbriglm also recommends Palestinian self-determination w i t h o u t infringement on wholly Israeli territory, the internationalization of Jerusalem, and UN-guaranteed free passage through the Suez Canal and the Gulf of Aqaba. Discussing his Middle East proposal on NBCTVs "Meet the Press," Sen. Fulbright said that now was the best time since World War II to
effect a peace agreement with the Soviet Union and create a United Nations police force capable cf enforcing a Mideast peace. Until such a development occurs, he said, his proposal for unilateral American guarantees of Israel's security is necessary because "Israel has great doubts" about the United Nations. Sen. Fulbright also said in the interview: "If theGermans can make up with the Russians, why can't the Arabs make up with the Jews?," adding a few minutes later:"We have great interests in the Arabs, too." •,,; The Israeli Embassy in Washington declined comment today on Sen. J. W. Fulbright's Middle East security plan. But it was understood by diplomatic sources here that Israel welcomes tho proposal for American guarantees of her security, though not in the context outlined.by Sen. Fulbright. Israel is understood to feel that "an imposed solution is no solution," that a peace settlement must be worked out basically among the parties if the causes of the conflict are to be eradicated. .
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through O c t o b e r 24 in the Tel Aviv (JTA)—Israel's last Crossroads mall. Mrs. Robert Hurwitz is gen- two complaints about Egyptian eral, chairman for the sale, missile construction during the proceeds of which will be used standstill cease-fire—dealt with to aid tho library at Brandeis work on six to 15 new missile University at Waltham, Mass. sites, according to r e l i a b l e Members of her committee in- sources. Those are in addition .elude;.... ..' ,..,1 - ,-",, - to the six to 15 missUe-equipged Mrs. Marvin KohU, marking sites reported by Israel on Aug. and sorting; Mrs. Steve Silver, 19. /The newly reported bases are pick-up; Mrs. Melvin Hurwich, a r r a n g e m e n t s ; Mrs. Jean not yet equipped with missiles, Davies, special procurement; but their installation is a matter Mrs. Robert Zuber, area chair- of only hours. This means,that man; Mrs. S h e l d o n Cohen, since the early part of last week Phonathon; Mrs. L a w r e n c e Egypt has doubled or more than doubled her positions along the Chapman, treasurer. Books of all kinds are needed Suez Canal, and those positions for the sale. Novels, children's are efeetive morjj than 20 kilobooks, text books, reference meters (12% miles) into the Isbooks, technical books and pa- raeli half of the cease-fire zone, which is 50 k i l o m e t e r s (31 perbacks are all'saleable. Anyone with books to con- miles) wide. • Meanwhile, the Jewish Teletribute should call Susie Silver, at 393-9216 for prompt pick-up graphic Agency learned' from reliable sources in Jerusalem of their books.
that the United States has in fact accepted the main points of the Israeli charges, but it is not yet clear whether Washington will publicly admit it, having gone on record as saying the charges were "very difficult'tb Tprave of disprove." ' •" The new American position) it was learned, was conveyed to Israel in high-level talks over
the weekend in Jerusalem and Washington, including meetings in the Israeli capital between Foreign Minister Eban and U.S. Ambassador Walworth Barbour. It was also learned that Israel, will continue to observe the standstill cease-fire provisions ho" matter what" Egypt' does—as long as that policy is compatible with Israeli national security. -
Vital World Issues to Be Discussed at UNO
Omaha . . . "The World of the '70V will be discussed in a series of four public lectures in the 25th Annual Institute of World Affairs to be heldin the auditorium at the University of .Nebraska at Omaha.-All lectures.will.be.held on Sunday evenings starting promptly at 8 p.m. The opening lecture'will be held Sunday, September 27, and will feature John MacVane, ABC News United Nations Corre* spondent. Mr. MacVane will discuss "The Threat of the Middle East (Prospect for Settlement)." * * * On Sunday, October 4, "The Battle to Save Our Planet: The Crises of the Total Environment" will be discussed by Jules BergHOEKUDLEB •_ ^'__^_ Tel Aviv. (JTA)-At l e a s t 25. .sary.applicationsfor.emigraUon man, ABC News Science Editor. J ^ ^— -..- -... -. . Jews have been arrested in to Soviet authorities but were . '.'The UN (and International Organization) In the '70V will various parts of Russia in re- refused without explanation. be discussed at the third lecture Sunday, October 11. Guest speakWASRIMfiTOK—Vfaat a nttaJewish pforf- cent weeks, apparently because er will be the Honorable Samuel dePalma, assistant Secretary ot jbJUjoLn nuwDa. ~they slgned~Mters, published" -State for International Organization. . . j _ udeuou many shifts aid redirections la abroad, appealing for aid to its 127-jtar tlstoy. Is teeMaz tbe answer Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times will conclude the b taklnj a am and extended look at its emigrate to Israel. lecture series Sunday, October 18. His topic will be "Asia in th« London (JTA)—The new hon- '70's: Red Chlna-USSR-and the USA?" ntoritlM U propaffliBiH .aid activities Ten Jews in Kiev asked Pre; • k 2Mnen&er CemoFtteB n Plimtai and mier Golda Meir to grant them ors list, awarded at the request iisearet, kaiei t j Moo » r cf Us Israeli citizenship in a letter of former Prime Minister Harb i e l t v w t (ocas t i triUol issues be- made public here. The letter, old Wilson, contains the names fore tin lewlsi cooBOitHraa inteuK b e a r i n g ten signatures and of several Jews. John DiaCo-sponsored by the Omaha Jewish Federation, the World ffise support to .Israel U \smaH addresses, said the wri- mond, Chief Secretary to the ysntfe's tanotoneat la iewlsb Ufe—te aa street Treasury, who lost his parlia- Affairs Institute is open to all interested members of the com* ters were applying for Israeli n i t b v nahatin if B'ual B'rfth opera- citizenship, though still in Rus- mentary seat in the last elec- munity. Free tickets for admission to the series of lectures may tloai. Mr. M a , t teaifef la B'ual B'rilb tion, has been appointed a life be picked up at the Jewish Community Center or be sent by mail. lor 34 nan, Is a member of Its bards! sia; in ;order to "give you tho peer. right to defend our interests and irnnmrs and a ulioml waffllssfoiier of World Affairs Institute •', ' • tta ABtiDefanatlflB leapa«! B'aal B'riuVto undertake any measures di- —A knighthood went to Joseph Jewish Federation rected at our speediest depar- Kagan, a Yorkshire industrial101 North 20th St. ture for Israel." Copies of the ist, who with his wife survived Omaha, Nebraska 68102 letter-were sent to United Na- the Nazi era in the ghetto of Please reserve . . . . . tickets for me for the 25th.Annual tions Secretary General U Kovno, Poland, and came to Institute of World Affairs to be held at UNO. (Each ticket Thant, tho World Jewish Con- England after the war. Mr. admits.twopersons for theentlre series.) ^ . gress, the International Organ- Kagan Is the inventor of a new ( ) I will pick up the tickets, at the Jewish Community Omaha . . . . New 1970-71 type of rainwear, preferred by ization of Concentration Camp ' C e n t e r . •' • • • . " •' ' " '•' -. ' . '•'• '•' :'••::•. Jewish Calendars may be Inmates and Resistance Fight- Mr. Wilson. ( ) Enclosed is a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Please obtained at the Jewish ComAlso knighted were. Leslie ers and the parliaments of mall the tickets to me., .:••.'.•: munity Center. countries that have ratified the Lever, former Lord Mayor of The calendars have been Manchester and a member of UN's convention on the aboliName ........................................... provided free of charge as tion of racial? discrimination. Parliament for many years, a public service by ;I-Go iThe letter ^writers claimed and Dr. Joseph Stone, Mr. WilAddress '.l-i:..'.:;..........;;........:.;...Zip . . . . . ; . . . . Van and Storage Company; they had submitted all; neces- son's personal physician.
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