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THE CHINA MAIE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1986.
US Must Review Middle East Policy
SEARCHING FOR SOLUTION OF ARAB-ISRAELI DISPUTE
Washington, Nov. 16.
The United States is starting a new review of its Middle Eastern policy in search of a solution to the Arab- Israel dispute, Administration sources disclosed today.
The review will get a big push when Secretary of State John Foster Dulles returns this weekend from the Big Four Foreign Ministers' con "erence at Geneva.
The Administration hopes to come up with final answers soon on what to do about supplying arms to Isracl, guaranteeing Israel-Arab borders and giving economic aid to develop the area.
Chou Wants
Diplomatic
Relations
With Japan
London, Nov. 16. Chinese Premier Chou En-laj called today for establishing diplomatic re- fatiofta with Japan as step to "lasting relations of friendship and göbd Heigh- bourliness."
The Peking radio sald Premier Chou reached agitemefit shp- porting S.ne-Japanese "pedef negotiations" find retifeletion of force with a delegation from The -Natiorial Labastie for Pes lectam of the Cuistilution In Japan.”
**The
of peuples
President Eisenhower ap- problems by agreement be- penied new last night 10 en the paries Inel and the Arab states to sotile their border disputes. He • a. The Acting Secretary
ye kủ that
#id whther at United Stats would be willing to join in a format treaty to guarantee the disputed borders if the two nations wentel agree boundary and stop their fight- ina.
on
farnet's appeal for additional US arms was presen't formal- ly to the acting Secretary of Slate, Mr Herbert Hoover, Jr. today by Israeli Ambassador The Abba Eban. hus saich it 8༢ulk}
rael's request.
had progress been made toward the accept- ance of proposals put forward by Major-General
Edson the Buns, he Chief-of-Slaff of United Na'ions Truce Super- vision Organisatiort, with re- gnisi to the El Auja de- marised zone, and re- camphos sed cur streng support for the United Nations efforts.
The President's offer < Department guaraner Tårnell-Arab ordlis consider WIN sent to Jewish Jender
Less Than Egypt
Mr Ebon said after the inter- view that the equipment naked was markedly less than the
that quantity
Egypt Wos believed to "nuthoritatively**
received from Soviet
have sources.
specific items of military equi
fergel was requesting certain ment, Sald Mr Eban, and it was hegand
United States that the wish singly them under the two must
conditions Tent 1ce and cred!t”
Deliveries of Soviet arms to
we
Mr
Rabb; Hillel Silver for reading to a more rally a New York's Mais: Square Garden. It was worded almost lentically with Mr amlar offer made by Dulles in an Adıgur 26 speech, Isruel aud the Arab mistions have not ye accepted Dulles pinn.
the
Mr Dulies. Who hag spent miềh cưď his me
talking
Geneva
With Soviet Foreign
Minister Vyacheslav M. Melo-
dle East will report Immedi
West Germans See Centurion
Pakistan
Wants U.S.
In Bagdad Pact
Karachi, Nov. 16.
of
Members
West German Bundestag Security Coitmittee are in Bettah on A 18-day totif. One of their Visiting-planta de tite Vehicle Testing Centre at Chobham, where they watched demonstratibit of tirious types of
farmy vehicles under-
rbing Higerous
معلم
examined a
the vehicles.
testa. Thes
number of
Pakistan will press for early United bets or the party over
toy and others strut the Mid-States participation in the Bagdad Pact ately on these conversations to as essential to its development as an effective regional defence organisation, a Foreign Office spokesman said today.
Mr Eenhower.
'The
טיונן
through the
review of Middle
He said the Pakistani Prime Minister, Mr Chaudri Mohammed All, would push for US entry during the three-day Bagdad Pact meeting on November 21.
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Centurion tank. Ori fell is Hert
Doktor Geot Klesing. Christian Democratic Union; from right, llerr Helrout Schmidt.
Social Democratic Party. on right, Herr
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Blantedffel,
Ecard von Free Democratis former
Party, and Wehrmacht
General who comitianidba German armour- in the 1944 Ardennes offensive Express Photo.
MANILA SHAKEN BY QUAKES
fortune of countries should establis), fast- the Sacks, which
buce in realiotis," 1 Joint COM-
Eastern policy is certain to go tivalled in size the bud-múnique broadcast from Pokingg
National Security Egypt, said Mr Ebson, cerunc, the nation's top polley- They should arst of all get of the whole of i saut
the restoration of work for
In reports whose accuracy Prussia, is down to 9,000 w
will making hdy. Count is
The Lave no reason to doubt" diplomatic relations between marks (about £800).
ataunt to from 70 to 100 milion President next week.
:uxüel to incet with the the two coutitrles, Taxation, and the size
clallars. Peking The
broadcast,
covering particularly Tantly
They w sturbering
London, said the the purchase of submarines, jet-
Anti-Americanism 3.729. ull deeded
fromonitored in
plares, artillery and tanks. Sinxon Heinrich Sack,
comununique was signed by Mir Wu Mad-sun, Secremy-General
Tira
The spokesman said the other, tion that it will join the pact fullowing Mir
review 19 being pressed Imentdialy brought the of the Chinese People's Institute Ehan's
Iraq. only after it is a "gothe con members-Turkey, because officials here have been pact with Init "view change. Now a tamity coun- for Foreign Affairs, and Mr Hoover, the State
wave of anti-ne and Britain-agreed on the feern." Department stunned by the Kotchi One, General Secretary issued the following statement: to
Artritasın
Own Defence which has swept need for US participation. of the constitutional league...---
through Egypt in recent months
"We've always felt the United
Although he intends to throw States 1. The Isrhell Ambassador and beemuse the Soviet Union
Should associate them- United Press,
was informed that his request for the first time le making
selves with the compoot and the hir high-powered 20-man Pakis- graner the better," said a spokes-fence pact plan, Mr All is id tani delegation behind the de- would receive consideration by serious attempt to gain a hold m varibus agencies of the United the oil-rich area. States Government In the light
At present, the Urdled States In consider Pakistan'a miitary
intensity potentials diéquite only for ita Officials sald the United of American policies, including
represented at the owl defence and not the pint States is well aware of the high ting vely by an observer and defence of its partners. The other declaration1 the tripartite
stakes Involved and
Has taken the posi-members are in a similar altım- the previously seriousness of Russia's diploma-
he has indicated.
● 2. The Acting Secretary of tic manoeuvring. But they State underlined The im- suuld the United States still has portance as expressed by Presì- | a number of cttde to play den! Elsenhower and Secretary which should Diwart the Soviet of States John Foster Dulles, moves.-United Press & France of a solution of the existing Presse.
Trust Fund
In 1792 Simon Sack, of Giloguu, In Prussia founded the fortunn with whol wis ben the inuneme sum of 257,000 silver He left it as a trual
Lectures To
Work-Shy
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1 educate succeexiiiig generations of bugs, provide dowries for the girls and
Berlin, Nov. 18. pensions for the widows. Investment swelled the fund to The anti-Communist Informa- millions, Bariy Jast century on Bureau West reports that the State, fearing the family's East
tradic unlon German power, slopjaRË un and taxed lenders have been ordered to give lectures to their members Now a family counell of 150 has on the political and economic
of dodging doc.ded that
work by can graylty afford it must pay something
Doctors have been Into the Fund to replenish it" / Pretending to be ill.
who
warned
The other 3,578 members of not to declare workers "at for the tamily
were told of the work again on Monday" when decision in their private news-
they
could really teturn 10 paper The Dove -China Mail their jobs earlier, the burenu Special
anid-China Mail Special.
A British Crossword Puzzle
RINSE
1950.
of
Attempts To Obtain Arms Angers Arabs
plans to be
RUSSIAN
VIOLINIST
IN STATES
The
Home
He and other officials were re- ported to have expressed doubts
the that
could become the pact "going concern
United States wants without direct us participation.
the
At the conference, the Minis- ters also plan to study a build- up of Russian military aid to noi-poet Middle Eastern coun- tries-United Press.
Part 3
PALESTINE REFUGEES
Arabs Told To Improve Conditions
THE
United Nations, Nov. 10. THE United States called on Arab leaders today to choose between "great- ness and prosperity dra narrow clinging to the status quo" by speeding work on projects to im- prove the lot of 908,000 Palestine Arab refugees. US Ambasandor James
Wadsworth old the United Nations Special Political Comi mittee that work murs! Se sarted now or the Yartau- Jordan Valley development scheme.
J.
"in our view it wou'd be a stari toward a new and better Arab world," he told.
"But the United States alone
the United Nations itself cannot bring this about unless the Jedriers in the Arop nations will let us help them to help themselves. We believe they can, to the
benelt of Their ebun ries view
the refugeda as an riportant aşalı
atud not, as too often is in- piled here in debate, as an un- wau ed liability,
A
A4iv
Profit From Choos
"Lipon these
rests the
a
lenders shoulders choice between greatness and prosperity narrow clinging to the status quo which benefits no onė but those who profi from chaos." Mr Wadsworth stresstil that these projects were not press- ed as an overall solution to the refugee problem m nerely as a means to improve their life until the broad political problems in Palestine are solved.
He said that the US, Britain and Turkey would present to the Committee **within 24 to 48 hours" a resolution on the refugee programine, The rt- solution is now being drafted In consultation with the Arab states.
and
In
Manila, Nov. 17. Two earthquakes of varying
shook Manila West-central Luzon during the pdát 48 hours, the Weather Bureau reported last night.
The first tremor was felt at 6.32 p.m. and was registered as of intensity three la Manila of intensity four in Dagupan City and Babiba Town. The second remor gistered us of Intensity four in Manila.
was re-
Both earthquakes were of teelonie or volcanic origin, the Weather Bureau
added.- France-Presse.
Hammarskjold Favours Ex-POWs' Request
United Nations, Nov. 16.
It
the re- its present draft, colution
would
the ask Governments of the arcă to kirive
for co-operation with the director, of the UN Re- lief and Works Agency for Refugens
(UNRWA)
projects
to
Injilate and carry out develop- ment supporting
capable of substantial num-
bers of refugees,"
would especially nots tho "serious needs" of Jurdanian villagers, non-refugees in
Qazi and Bedouins who not
030
classed $3 Palestine refugees and appeals charitable organisations help the refugees.
to to
Sooner The Better
New York, Nov. 10. famous Soviet violinist Mr David Ostrach arrived pl New York by plane today. He was met at the airport by world-
Mr violin'st
Yehudi Menuhin, who had come to Cairo, Nov. 16. In an inferior military position welcome his old friend" at the The Arab League's poli. Israel. If the United States outset of Mr Ostroikh's tour, tical committee said here, supplied Israel with arms, Egypt which is to include New York,
might be forced to obtain more Philadelphia, Chicago, Washing- The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Mr Wadsworth said today that Arab states equ pratat from abreid, he ton. Boston fund
Cleveland made a report on Wednesday to the Political Com- should work individually added. "Israel dues Hot need (Ohio).
Also at the airport was the mittee on his negotiations in favour of the former ULIN and together to destroy my arms for defence," he said.
Cultural Atlache to the Soviet attempts by larael. Mr Hussein
Mr prisoners of the Korean war now temporarily cared said he had Embassy in Washington,
about Urt Gouk, with the news that for by the government of India and who have ex-"Mr Labouse has made clear
Zahibine, cone pressed the wish to be resettled in neutral coun- Mr
Ostraikh.
The Secretary-Goketal addressed on July 26, a During his tour,
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world Zloülim and its cöl- laborators to obtain arms." A Cominique istuid cfter a discussed "recent activifles" by Isritol to obtain arms.
had
meeting said the committee had from Amtrich to Israel, which hit on Washington to tries.
govern.
spoken
Mr Allen what he called the "charitable the Soviet Ambassador Mr
faite privately cöntributions" smounted to more than $100,- greet
"Mr Ostraitch. 000,000 a year.
who is accompanied by his letter to the permanent representatives of all the Тасос "contributionS,"
wife, said!
will give the nisi për: Latin Américad Countries informing them of the Eden's Speeth Mr Hussein, were retarded by formance In the West
existing situation afid asking whether their Egyptians as an "indiabet con- Dmitri Shostakovitéh's new
the bur violin
nients would be in a position to contribute to the cofeetto in A Minor, The commilles believes Arab tribu.ion to finance
Israel chase of arms by
and probably at Philadelphia on efforts of bringing about a broad solution of the prób- states should work to destroy all ge-scale immigration that November 25 or 26-France-sm in the tear filture: these dangerous Zionist activities could lead to a desire for **** Presse. and that Arab states should con- | padis6h." tinue to defend themæive and the status quo as they think Mr Hussein informed Mr best," it added.
Allen that the Egyptian mier, Gamal Abdel Nasser, won in favour of the Eden plan for the regularisation of the frontier between Israel and Egypt, which which Cat
considered
The committed also discussed the London Guildhall speech of Sir Anthony Eden, the Brish
in
Pro-
both
THESIS füred British heh to settle the objectives, and constructive,
DOWN
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Put back (n).
Arab-Israeli dispute..
A prominen; Arab source said here yesterday the delegates Had resolved Sir Anthony's proposals
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8 clave up work (7).
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The soirée käld to
com.
sald Mr Hussein.
Marked Contrast
Following a demarche of the Zovernment of Brazil, the
Atlantic Council secretory: Denent inquired with Union
To Review Western Policy
the Indlần Government ahả in- formed the Brazilian governineh that 30 and later 59. farmer prisoners now in india háve expressed the wish to go to Brozl
Two speakers apt the af crnoon meeting" before the Political Committee,
Provocative Attacks
The
Takes
Court To Task
Copenhagen, Nov. 16.
Trdio union journals have been taking the Danish court
UNRWA
director Henry Labouissa had shown "courage and honesty" In his work and deserved the support of all parties,
his view that he cannot carry out his mandate completely tintess there is a solution of some of the important political problems connected with the overall Palestine question," Mr Wadsworth enid. We agree with that statement.
"There must be a solution of the problem of whether the Arab refugees should bo repatriated OT compensatod and the sooner the better. There must be a solution of other outstanding differences between Ikrdėl
and Amb states and agaib I say, the sooner the better. However, in our view, the
fridbluty to settle problems must not stand in the way of whit in bur opinion is the matter befores
to task on the ground that the Dealing specifically with the
bttawa, Nov. 18. The Atlantic Colinell, when it next mools, will review Western policy in face of thờ Mr Josef Ullrich (Crecho upbringing of Princess Mar Col Nasser had stated that attitude shown by the Soviet lovakia) denounced "provocarethe Is not sumciently theed propostila could be ve de Union to tile derman problem tive âttáčka" by the South demoratie. mittes would take a decision on a basis for negotiationis for ant Geneva, the Canadian Röredni hu Bötitles agallết the The
The Princess, who is 16, is. the proposals, but would not | péilerful göttiément of
the Minister for External Añairs Neutral Nations Truce Büpervi→he government organ Social-
at school in England. make if bubile
Palestine problezn Mr. Hussein MF Ller Plition, blátea Hefty Commiselt sind Hapported
the North Korean propor inteirokraten published
renewal of economie lucisms under the heading an and the
The trade South
union
organa, beg come down to One of the journals concerned,
Delegates to the committee mettings, which ended today, their Will fów report back to govērtñébts.
dichted. He pointed out that tonight. Cul Nässer's decenlänge of the
#omfight 14 prèss 6önfërenicë, sild the soviet trait wHR jection of the Britisit propókal" petton it dheve had shown
tib Istiel dover fineft:
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choslovakia,
ntid
the
refugees" plight,. Mr Wod Worth sald the respoTIE of the UN "should slich, frtan all of it, and particularly time Atab states directly concerned whose brothers these refugees all like, sourage ka Imegination the lenders, of there governmetria Julve, United: Press,
dre
ROMAN FIND
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offeng: and unity of NATO) site is effective fathi bf Ambassador Mr Alimod Hustin, after an interlow with the
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Hussein kation),
to the Natiotik “esti
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wing to that end.
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