European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 25, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A in May october 25, 1967 the stars and stripes Page 23 c7.s. Lifts Mideast arms ban continued from Page to piously received . Arms need spare parts to keep up their de lenses he said. Besides Israel the countries to get the resumed . Military shipments Are Lebanon Saud Arabia Morocco Libya and to  will receive some planes promised before the june War As Well As parts repair equipment and components for items such As radios which Are assembled in Israel Mccloske said. The shipments to the Ara countries will consist largely of trucks parts and construction materials plus a Small num Ber of aircraft promised to Libya and Morocco before the conflict he said. Mccloskey said the go ahead on arms deliveries was decided Here More than a week ago be fore the sinking of an israeli de Stroyer off egyptian shores Las weekend and that the appropriate congressional committee Sand members had been consulted. Announcement of the arms relaxation came shortly after is Rael s foreign minister Abb Eban visiting Washington had rejected any idea that his coun try would soften its insistence on direct peace talks with the arabs As the Way to peace. We shall maintain the exist ing reality until All Middle East Ern states recognize the compel closing . 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Fiban used even stronger term sin rejecting suggestions that is Rael withdraw from the territories it occupied in the War last june. We shall never never Goback either to the political or juridical anarchy or to the strategic and territorial vulnerability from which we have emerged he declared and added until the new peace map i negotiated the present cease fire map will be fully maintained. For the june 4 map. Is gone  referred Only briefly to the sinking of the destroyer Elath by egyptian missiles last sunday. Senate oks Active red control unit Washington a the Senate passed a Compromise Bill monday to reactivate the subversive activities control Board As an Agency to expose communist front organizations. The Bill was passed by a 65-10vote Only after the adoption of an amendment providing that the Saab will have to handle some cases within the next year or twill cease to exist. This Compromise was approved by a 74-2 vote. 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Does not become effective until december of 1968, Union spokes men said monday , it had been assumed from both company and Union statements that the guaranteed annual income would be effective immediately after ratification of the new con tract. Actually payments under the plan would not begin until 1969, since first seniority cred its for it Are to be tallied at the end of the first pay period of december 1968.under the plan a worker with seven years seniority will receive 95 per cent of his Normal take Home pay for up to a year minus $7.50 weekly for Job re lated expenses such As transportation and lunches which he no longer would have to Pur Chase on Layoff. Old plan continue spending the Start of the guaranteed annual income a supplemental unemployment Benefit sub plan will continue. It guarantees a worker with seniority 62 per cent of his Gross pay plus $1.50 weekly for each dependent up to four Foras much As a year. Under both the guaranteed annual income and sub plans regular state unemployment compensation is counted in. The company supplements compensation to reach the 62 and 95 per cent figures. Speculation continued to Gro that the Law with its new Ford contract in hand will take on the giant of the manufacturing world general motors in it next tussle for new Money. The speculation picked up Speed after it was disclosed monday night that Law president Walte Reuther had met with the Union s International executive Board Topick its next target after its successful bout with  the Ford Council of the United Auto workers Union approved the record contract of Fer from the Ford motor co. And up dispatches sent the offer on to the members or ratification. Reuther urged Ford worker tuesday to ratify the new con tract which he called the bes contract any Union has Ever negotiated with a major  Law president went on a special hour Long television show As the Law s 160,000 Ford workers began voting on whether to accept the three year pact and end their 48-Day  they approve As expected Ford Assembly lines shut Down or 47 Days by the strike May Start rolling before the end of he week. 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Edmund Zongolowicz said Booke admitted killing his wife with the Bow and arrows As the Climax to a series of Domestic quarrels during the past several  final quarrel the shooting was after their return to the apartment Early monday morn  death weapon was a 6 foot Bow with 26-Inch arrows detectives said. They said it appeared that Booker felled his wife with one Arrow and then continued to fire four More arrows. Ment by sen. Edward w. Brooke,r-mass., to abolish the Board on Jan. 1, 1968.the Saab has been almost wholly inactive in recent years but it was projected into the Public Eye earlier this year when Simon Mchugh jr., a 29-year old accountant who married former White House Secretary was appointed As a $26,000-a-yearmember of the Board. This brought a move by  Proxmire d-wis., to abolish the  Leader Everett m. Dirksen of Illinois le1 the fight to reactivate the Board saying a government Agency is Neces sary to expose communist groups that recruit members an solicit funds under the cover of fancy High sounding  the Saab was created by the1950 internal Security act but was virtually put out of business about two years ago by court rulings that organizations i found to be subversive could not be required to Register with the Justice department. Loss of benefits the registration requirement was ruled a violation of the constitutional Protection against self  Dirksen s Bill organizations found by the Saab to be communist action or communist front groups would not have to Register but they still would be subject to the sanctions provide Din the 1950 act. These include loss of tax benefits and Thel Abeling of their literature and  contended that con Gress should rely on the courts to combat subversion. They called the Bill to reactivate the Saab a threat to Freedom of speech and  Compromise amendment provides that if no proceedings have been instituted before the Board and no hearings held by dec. 31, 1968, the Saab shall cease to exist on june 30 1969.the Bill goes now to the House. New Faa regulations limit carry on baggage Frankfurt special under new Federal aviation Agency safety regulations which went into effect on tuesday air line passengers Are limited to carry on baggage that can be stowed under their seats. The new rules for carry on baggage also prohibit carrying pets in the passenger Cabin. A spokesman for an american airline operating Over the at lactic route pointed out that Pas sengers should be informed that these restrictions Are a . Government regulation and must be enforced by All airlines. The rules apply to Domestic and International travel he added. Hussein arrives in Paris Paris up King Hussein of Jordan flew Here monday her Madrid for a private visit. From agents Nab . Tax chief s a Law of by 4. 1 1 sex div Jend. Baltimore my. A Federal agents arrested the brother in Law of the . Com missioner of internal Revenue monday and they said the arrest broke a $10 million annual Gam bling operation. Charged with violating Federal gambling Laws was Philip Silbert the brother in Law of Sheldon s. Cohen the . Official. Three other men were arrested in raids at eight locations in which $26,000 was  were Maurice Silbert Jesse Bondroff and Willia Schreck All of Baltimore. Agents said Maurice Silbert i Philip s brother. Philip the Federal tax authorities said had$10,000 in his Possession when arrested. Three cars were seized an numbers slips in the thousands said agents who raided locations As diverse As a shoe store two nightclubs and res  was Learned that Silbert married one of Cohen s wife Sisters. The definition of brother in Law is Correct though no the usual familial tie