U.S. Must Prove to Arabs It Is Fair and Equitable - Conflict is Not Arabs vs. Jews - Israeli Delaying Tactics

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A club-hosted set of announcements and speeches addresses U.S. nuclear energy policy, ticketed event logistics, and a broader diplomatic debate focused on U.S.-Arab relations. It discusses nuclear power as a decisive energy option while responding to fears, then shifts to Arab-state and PLO perspectives on fairness, UN roles, sanctions, and unmet expectations. Subsequent sections argue that conflict is rooted in competing values rather than identities and describe Israeli delaying tactics, counter-strategies, and new issues that affect any reassessment of U.S. policy.

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SPECIAL ADVANCE TICKET LUNCHEON

U.S. Must Prove to Arabs It Is Fair and Equitable

Conflict is Not Arabs vs. Jews - It Is Conflict of Values

Israeli Delaying Tactics

FRIDAY,JULY 11h,12 MOON GOLD BALIRO0M.SHERATON-PALACE HOTEL HON.FRANKG.ZARB Administrator Federal Energy Administration"NUCLEAR ENERGY一THE TIME FORDECISION” The time is here for a firm U.S.energy policy.Nuclear power will be the key to policy determi-nation.Nuclear energy is the answer to energy problems of the future.Amid threats of uncon-trollable nuclear power dangers and warnings from environmentalists,the Federal Administra-tion is assuring the safety of nuclear power.However,the elements of fear and uncertaintypervadein the minds of many.Administrator Zarb willoffer some positive aspects of a nuclearenergy policy. Tickets $5.50 at door BERNICE W.BEHRENS,Quarterly Chairman FRIDAY.思Y 18t.12 NOONGQLD BALIRO0M.SHERATON-PALACE HOTEL CHARLES C.TILLINGHAST,Jr.,Board Chairman&President,TRANS WORLD AIRLINES"BETTER AIR TRANSPORTATION AT LOWER PRICES" Monday,July 21s1,12 noonGrand Ballroom.SL.Francis Hofel # SPECIAL ADVANCE TICKET LUNCHEON HON.CASPAR W.WEINBERGER Secretary of Health,Fducation &Welfare Special Advance Tickets $7.00—Mail check and self-addressed,stamped envelope to ClubOffice or call 362-4903 for reservations.Unpaid reservations will be cancelled Thursday,July17th,at 5 p.m.No refunds thereafter. # U.S.Must Prove to Arabs It Is Fair and Equitable True,we are an association of 20 Arabstates and the PLO.The Arab League isnot one state,but does affirm the fact thatwe are part of one Arab nation. FRIDAY FLASHES-JUNE 27+h From Address by DR.CLOVIS MAKSOUD,Special Envoy to U.S.from League of Arab States There has been for many years a deepassociation between the U.S.and the Arabnations.Our nationalism is a functionalnationalism and is an expansion of hu-manism and internationalism in our area. "I hope to contribute to a better under-standing between our two peoples.It isimportant that we in the Arab worldshould be giving more importance to theU.N.in its efforts toward peace.We hopethat the U.S.,one of the principal found-ers,doesn't reduce its commitment. Because of our community of intellec-tual terms of references,we sometimeshave problems.This has been character-ized,on our part,by great expectationsand deep disillusionments.We should havea pragmatic approach in which we telleach other what we should,rather thanwhat we hope to hear.We must addressourselves to the areas of difference be-tween us. The new U.N.representative of the U.S.DanielMoynihan has made a few remarksconcerning the third world and impliedthat if the U.N.,under third world pres-sures,would attempt expulsion of Israel,then U.S.should rethink its U.N.role. Despite our commitment to United Na-tions,it is established that a particularcountry should not be immune to U.N.sanctions.No country should have a priorimmunity. Furthermore,we've had an unfortunateexperience in Geneva in which a labor or-ganization walked out when the Palesti-nian Liberation Organization was admittedto the world labor meeting.It is necessaryto realize that the PLO has been recog-nized by the Arab League and the Arabpeople as the representative of the Pales-tinian people. We reaffirm our faith in the U.N.U.S.-Arab relations have prospered and fal-tered.We're trying to evolve a consensus. Thrust of Diplomatie Activity We know,through experience,that theU.S.commitment to Israel is a cardinalpart of its policy.The pragmatic aspectsare very simple.Since 1967 parts of Arabterritory have been occupied by Israelitroops.The U.N.resolutions have beenviolated by Israel. We have our own ethical terms of ref-erence which you don't always share.Thisdoes not constitute a blockage of otherareas of understanding.In order toachieve an objective result,we'd like toknow whether the U.S.commitment tothe survival of Israel implies an under- (Continued es next poge) | OFFICERS OF THE CLUB
Donald P.Krotz- _President
The Commonwealth
John B.Bates---_____Vice President
James W.Halley-____-Chmn.,Ex.Comm.
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FAQs

What is the document’s main stance on U.S.-Arab relations and fairness?

It argues that the U.S. must demonstrate it is fair and equitable toward Arab states and the PLO. It emphasizes the need for commitments to international efforts, including the UN, in pursuing peace.

How does the document describe the nature of conflict?

It states that conflict is not simply Arabs versus Jews, but a conflict of values. It frames historical tensions and policy disagreements through ethical and diplomatic terms.

What delaying tactics does the document attribute to Israel?

It claims Israel develops counter-strategies to pre-empt outcomes of any U.S. policy reassessment. It also references introducing new issues and maps as part of those tactics.

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