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Israel Censured by UM
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)>
—By a vote of 10-0 the U.N. Se-j
curity Council yesterday censured]
ltrarl for a night attack last'
month on a Syrian outpost over-'
looking the Sea of Galilee. ’ !
• Only France abstained as tbej
1:1-nation council approved a reso-;
lotion submitted by the United:
States and Britain reaffirming a!
six-year-oid directive condemning 1
Israel for resorting to military
retaliation against her Arab
neighbors.
ARMAND BERARD. the French
delegate, said the U.S.-British
resolution failed to establish that
both sides shared responsibilities
lor a scries of border clashes that!
.flared on March 8. i
The resolution declared fhat the 1
Israeli attack the night of March!
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16-37 constituted a flagrant viola
tion of a cotrpcijl resolution of Jan.;
19, 1356, conddming Israeli mili
tary reprisals.
' SOVIET DELEGATE Platon D.j
I Morozov said he viewed the U.S.-j
British resolution as, 4 an outright!
[condemnation of Israel and ;itsj
[adoption constituted a serious
I seaming- to Israel against viola
tions of the Sp'rian-Israeli armis
tice agreement.
A US. spokesman said outside]
the council this was going too far,
since the council did not vote any!
new condemnation but reaffirmed
a previous'action.
I A Syrian resolution asking out
! right condemnation was with
j drawn. Mohimed H. el-Zayatt.
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Arab Republic, objected that por
tions of the resolution put both,
Syria an4'lsrael on ah ecpral foot-,
ling as far-as aggression was con-j
( cemed, but in the end he voted
Itor it . ]|
THE RESOLUTION captained a]
paragraph deploring tire latest]
outbreak of Syrian-LsraiQi hostil*'
ities, and calling on botlj sides, to;
refrain from threats ai| well j as
use of force. ] j
It appealed do both to cooperate'
[with Swedish Maj. Ger.i Carl; C.i
[von Horn, UN truce cjiief, who
has proposed a U.N. patrol boat
be placed in the Sea cf Galilee.
The area is one of frequpnt clash
es, especially in regard to fishing
interests on both sides.; i
MICHAEL COMAY. >jhe Israeli
delegate, denounced tile resolu
tion as one-sided and pot calcu
lated to promote peaceful condi-,
tions. He warned that it); adoption
might give the the' im
pression .that their transgressions
were condoned.
Comay said he had- been in
structed to reaffirm his govem
iment’s adherence to the cease-fire
[eventually obtained by the United
, Nations last month, ■'“provided,
.naturally, that the Syrian govern-!
I went doe* the same." - 1
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MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Seven
American treasure hunters, ship
wrecked near Cuba, camd home
yesterday to tell of high adventure
as prisoners of Cuban Prime
[Minister Fidel Castro.
“We [were shipwrecked sailors
[and our treatment was fair.” said
>a spokesman for-the group, Fred;
Dickson Jr., 33, formerly of Ocean
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Baracpa, Dickson said.
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