~ I (/) < J < ' \ ... j,, 0 ~"0 C'. 0- 0 C'l I- 0 f/) Sadat Blames U.S. Influence -In Delay Of UN Meeting BEIRUT, Lebanon - President before the Council met again. No Anwar cl.Sadat of Egypt accused date for the trip has been an• the United States today of trying nounced. to bring about a postponement of President Sadat said that he had THF ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH 'NEEKLY tN ~ I AN[) SOUTHEAST "1ASS a discussion on the Middle East by notified the Egyptian armed forces the United Nations Security that the reason Egypt went to the VOLUME LVII, NUMBER 21, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1973 2°' PER COPY 12 PAGES Council in favor of its proposal for Security Council was not to bring negotiations between Egypt and about a " political scnlcment." Newspaper Comments Israel on the reopening of the "There is no such settlement," Five American-Jewish Students Suez Canal. Mr. Sadat said, and explained that On Shabby Manners Mr. Sadat told a meeting in Egypt's purpose was "to place the Cairo of the 230.man Central international community and the Complain FBI, KGB Cooperate Shown Toward Shazar Committee of the Arab Socialist world powers before their respon• TEL AVIV - Five American fellow students "felt this is legal, Union, Egypt's sole political orga• sibilitics." JERUSALEM - A corrc• Jewish students who claim they to go and demonstrate there for nization, that his Government was spondcnt in Jirusalcm reports that Talks Casued Delay were kept under virtual house ar• the rights of Russian Jews." He determined that the debate by the several high.ranking Israeli gov• Mr. Sadat declared that his rest for two days during a visit to said FBI agents were at Kennedy Council be continued. crnmcnt leaders arc troubled by a Government was in the process of Russia recently, ha_ye accused the Airport when they left New York · The Security Council began a guilty conscience because of the making a thorough study of the FBI of trying to block their trip to and "tried to dissuade us from go­ debate of the Mideast situati on shabby manner in which cx•Presi• situation, and that a working pa· the USSR and said the KGB (So-­ ing, but we went." June 6 at Egypt's request. The de• dent Shazar was treated following per would be submitted to a na• viet secret police) "cooperated Soldar said that at the Moscow bate was suspended in mid.June the swcaring•in ceremonies of his tional congress of the Arab Social• with the FBI." airport they were separated from and was to have resumed today successor, Prof. Ephraim Katzir. ist Union in September. The other passengers while their lug• but was postponed by this month's The five students are members In an editorial comment, Haarctz 1,700-mcmber Congress is the gage was thoroughly inspected and Council chairman, Kenneth D. of the militant Betar youth group characterized it as " heartless, hu• power base and policy•maker of then taken to the airport hotel Jamieson of Britain. of the Zionists-Revisionists move• miliating and most offensive." the political organi zation. where they were confined to a President Sadat said he had is• ment and' are believed to be sym• After the official ceremonies in Mr . Sadat said the working pa· single room "almost as prisoners." sued instructions to his Foreign pathizers of the Jewish Defense the Knesset, according to the per was to have been ready by He said, "We could not even get Minister, Dr. Mohammed H. el­ League. Their trip to Russia and newspaper account, Shazar was July 23, when Egypt wi ll mark the in touch with the American Ern· Zayyat, to reject all backstage to Israel was financed by the completely ignored. He walked to 21t h anniversary of the overthrow bassy for two days. Eventually, the bargaining and to seek a strong United Zionists•Revisionists, his car unaccompanied, except for of the monarchy. Russians did allow them to con• resolution even if the United which is idealogically linked to Is• one member of his fami ly. When He said that the delay was be­ tact the Embassy. They were final• States was forced to cast a veto. rael's. Herut Party. he arrived al Jerusalem 's Hotel cause of the 18•day talks held last ly taken to the airport and put on Moria there was no one to receive Nrw Datr Expected month and early this month with Gordon Soldar, 23 of New a plane for Istanbul. Soldar said him, other than the manager of Dr. Zayyat was in Paris today. the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar York, leader of the group, said the the Russians who searched their the hotel. Not a single government A new date !or the Council is now cl•Qaddafi , in Cairo on the pro• FBI tried to pe,rsuade them not to luggage claimed they were looking minister or any of his Knesset col• expected to be set when he arrives posed merger between the two go to Russia. He said he and his for narcotics. leagues or veteran friends within in New York within the next two countries. the Labor Party was on hand . days. Mr. Sadat said that no agree• Alone, aged and forsaken, Shazar President Sadat, accordi ng 10 a mcnt had been reached on the Asks Reconsideration experienced an important mile• summary of his speech broadcast form the unity should take and stone in hi s life, where he stepped by the Cairo radio, said the debate th at discussion was still underway. down from the highest post in the was interrupted because of the Colonel Qaddafi has insisted Of Treatment Of Jews Jewish State to become once again meeting between President Nixon that the merger should be pro­ LONDON - In Helsinki Sir which is supposed to be corrupt an ordinary citizen. He had no and the Soviet Communist party claimed on Sept. I, a date that Alec Douglas•Home asked Mr. and weak and to contai n the seeds visitors, or other company, after leader, Leonid I. Brezhnev. Egypt had agreed to last year. Gromyko to. reconsider .Russia:s of its . own destructiOff. T-1\'E'· S6 et' the Kncss'ct '"ccrcmonlal. CCltn· ~..Geir~rcss agencr,Middle - !llow- •Ule--Eg,,pria,i.-- Government treatment of the Jews and to re· authorities go on to say that to al• menting on this fact, Haaretz East News, disclosed today that has made it clear it prefers uni on consider the continued detention low liberty to spread (even if it is writes that this heartless conduct the Egyptian Government tiad ad­ in stages. of Rudolph Hess. On each ac• only the liberty to think for your• toward a former President of the vised Secretary Ge neral Waldheim Informed diplomati c sources count, apparently, Mr. Gromyko's self) is to interfere grossly with the State is onl y a reflection of the to delay a planned visit to the here believe that Egypt has appar• reply was unhelpful. This is sad Socialist coutrics' internal affairs. prevai ling Israeli mentality which Middle East until after the Sccur• ently changed her mind because but not surprising. Earlier Pravda To say this is to claim that the violates every precept of respect ity Council debate was completed. the merger with Libya could ob• had described the suggestion (by thoughts of Soviet citizens, like and deference due a leader who It sa id that Dr . Waldheim wanted struct President Sadat's efforts to Sir Alec and others) that there the citizens themselves, are State has served his country faithfully to undertake his fact-finding mis­ bring about a peaceful solution in should be freer contacts between property. and well . sion to Egypt, Jordan and Israel the Middle East. Colonel Qaddafi people on each side of the iron The principle that the State rejects such a solution. curtain as an attempt al "dis• owns i·1s people is the obnoxious President Sadat said that the arJ'!ling the Socialist countries of root of the predicament in which Question Austria Neutrality visit two days ago to Moscow by tbeir ideology in the face of an of• Jews in Russia find themselves. If his national securi ty adviser, Ha• fensive by the ideology of the they are allowed ou I at· all Soviet In Arab Base Construction fez Ism ail, has enabled Egypt to bourgeoisie." Such a demand, it citizens must pay to emigrate - get pan of the inform ation needed said, "spells gross interference in £280 per head if they want to go VIENNA - The opposition the State Department, has dis• to assess the effect of the Nixon• the internal' affairs of the Socialist to a Western country. But the Peoples (Conservative) Party said closed. But it refused to comment Brezhnev meeting on the Middle countries." payment confers no right. Soviet that it would raise in parliament on a Kuwait Defense Ministry East situation. " The rest of the in• This is close to the argument citizens, Jewish or other, are reports that an Austrian govern• statement that it would not accept formation we will get when the the Russians used to justify their allowed out or kept in ·at the whim ment•owned construction company a contract which included condi• United States makes its stand invasion of Czechoslovakia in of the Soviet bureaucracy. When is building a military air ·base in lions on the use of arms it bought. clear at the Security Council de• 1968. It is as weak now as it was Mr. Brezhnev told American Sen• Saudi Arabia. An opposition State Department spokesman bate," Mr.