CONGRESS TOUGH ON EGYPT
WashingtonCJCNS) - United States policy In the Middle East was not a significant issue in last week's Congressional elections, bui the out-
come of the vote may affect future policy in the area, notably American aid to Egypt.
The substantial Republican
gain in the House suggests that if the State Department plans to restore aid, it wil encounter strong opposition in the new Congress.
There has been no public discussion of any new aid program Egypt, but the Egyptians have been seelting to purchase food from the Uni-
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ted States on easy terms. However, recent declarations by Egypt's ambassador to the U.N. during the Security Council debate over Syrian terrorism, have not endeared Egypt to the United States.
Another issue in American policy in the Middle East -the reaction to the Arab boycott - may also be affected )y the election results.
The Administration has recently amended the regulations, in response to criticism fronr Congressional proponents, making it easier for American businessmen to rebuff Arab threats.
The Administration does not believe that stiffening the law will alter the Arab attitude. Since there is probably a difference of opinion on this, however, the issue may be revived when Congress reconvenes, and proponents may ask for a review of boycott developments by the Senate and House banking and currency committees.
Israel's friends in Congress will miss a staunch champion with the defeat of Senator Paul H. Douglas, the 74-year-old Democrat from Illinois, Douglas was in the front ranks of American Congressmen on every Middle East issue.
Another veteran friend of Israel, Mr. Joseph W. Martin, a former Speaker of the House, who with Douglas was one of the sponsors of the 1951 aid legislation, was defeated in the Republican primary. Coincidentally, a Republican Congressman who led the fight to reduce American economic aid to Israel in 1951, Mr. Harold D. Cooley, of North Carolina, chairman of the powerful committee on agriculture, was defeated in this year's voting.
Congressman Herman Toll, of Pennsylvania, who retired because of illness, was succeeded by Mr. Joshua Eilberg, a Democrat.
The Canadian Jewish News - Friday, November 25,19G6 - Page 5
MIMSK TRIAL OPEN^
Essen (JCN9 -^The trial has opened in Essen of three former S.S. members charged with responsibility for the execution of more than 600 Jewish men, women and children at Minsk in White Russia and other places in 1941,
They are Friedrich Meyer, 53; Claus Hueser, 57; and Eberhard Stanke, 52. The
men, who were members of the same special S.S. unit, aije not detained. About 70 witnesses are being called to give evidence.
Hans-Helmut Steuer, 53, a former S.S. major, has been charged in Kassel with responsibility for the execution of more than 100 Jews at Polangen in Lithuaunia in 1941.
i-:VO MASTERS ENJOY A JEWISH JOKE - Nobel Prize winner Shmuel Yosef Agnon (left) and world famous pianist Artur Rubinstein, in a jovial mood at Jerusalem's concert hall. Looking on is Zvi Haftel, head of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra.
Agnon will be attending the Nobel Prize ceremoriy on December 10th in Stockholm. The Swedish government has made all arrangements to accommodate the master with kosher food and a hotel within walking distance from the Palace. December 10th is on the Sabbath; Agnon is ultra-Orthodox.
The Jewish community in Stockholm will arrange a Hanuka Festival the same evening honoring Nelly Sachs and Agnon.
Scandinavian Airlines will fly many guests who wish to attend this historic ceremony directly from North America to the Swedish capital.
PLEA FOR WAR CRIMINALS
Bonn (JCNS) - The Union of former German Prisoners of War is urging the West German Government to take effective steps for the release of German war criminals still detained in Dutcih and Italian prisons. Their continued imprisonment was
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WILL BE HONORED -Mervin H. Lass, a past president of Armour Heights Lodge B'nai B'rith, is the youngest Toronto B'nai B'rith member to be honored at a Tribute Dinner on behalf of State of Israel Bonds, on Tuesday evening, December 6th, at Adath Israel Synagogue. Mr. Lass has been an ardent and devoted supporter of the Israel Bond program.
Arnold Mandel and Dave Weinpei- are serving as co-chairmen of the dinner. Mor-ry Wingold is honorary chairman; the Tribute committee includes Ben Axelrod, Dave Carl, Morton Feld-bloom, Leo Fenson, Stanley Gangbar, Morry Grossman, Julie Kopman, Ziggy Light-man, David Robbins, Walter Roberts, Alderman David Rotenberg, Milton Shear, Harold Silverstein, Murray Simons, Fred Skurka, Dan Swartz and Murray Zakon.
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