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June 2, 1980 DES MOINES REGISTER 5A CHORAL ROBE SALE Security Council Resolution 242, changes that might give the Palestinians legal claims to statehood. The resolution, adopted on Nov. 22, 1967, after the Arab-Israeli war, calls for the withdrawal of Israeli armed forces from occupied territories and affirms the right of every state in the area to exist. But the resolution refers to the Palestinian issue only in the context of refugees. In its statement, the Cabinet praised President Carter and Secretary of State Edmund Muskie for threatening to cast an American veto in the U.N.

Security Council on any attempt to modify that Special Prices for Church Choir or Choral Groups! government bill would be ready for presentation to the Knesset. Aly, in his warning to Israel on Sunday, said that the autonomy talks would not be resumed if Begin's government changed the status of Jerusalem or continued expanding Jewish settlements on occupied Arab territories. Understanding Egypt Aly was quoted by Cairo's Middle East News Agency as saying: "The United States has expressed understanding towards the Egyptian views, particularly those related to the settlements. "Israel should not adopt any opposing position towards these two subjects in order not to block resuming the negotiations." All said that Israel's policies on Jerusalem and the settlements violate the Egyptian-Israeli peace agreement and keep Palestinians from joining the autonomy talks. The Israeli Cabinet also authorized Begin to make a statement rejecting European moves to change U.N.

Pravda is promoting ties with Yugoslavia MOSCOW, U.S.S.R. (AP) The Soviet newspaper Pravda said on Sunday that friendship between the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia is in the "vital interest" of both nations, and it denounced "class enemies of socialism" which it alleged have tried to split Moscow from Belgrade. The Communist Party newspaper article, one of the most major Soviet commentaries on relations with Yugoslavia since the death on May 4 of Yugoslav President Josip Tito, did not name those it claimed were attempting to force a wedge between the two nations. As president of Yugoslavia, Tito shaped his own brand of commmu-nism for the country after defying the all-powerful Josef Stalin in 1948 and being expelled from the Soviet bloc of nations in Eastern Europe. Later Tito helped found the non-aligned movement.

Cokesbury BOOK STORE Concorde wings its way out of Texas GRAPEVINE, TEXAS (AP) The supersonic transport Concorde has made its last flight from Texas, a victim of the high cost of jet fuel. The last of the sleek, long-nosed planes departed Dallas-Fort Worth on Saturday. 3839 Merle Hay Rd. Phone (515) 278-1631 Des Moines, Iowa 50310 PLANS SHELVED; BEGIN TO HOLD DEFENSE POST JERUSALEM, ISRAEL (AP) -Prime Minister Menachem Begin on Sunday shelved a Cabinet reorganization plan and said that he would temporarily take responsibility for defense in place of Ezer Weizman, who resigned on May 25 as defense minister. Begin told his Cabinet that he was reconfirming Deputy Defense Minister Mordecai Zippori to handle daily affairs at the Defense Ministry.

Also on Sunday, Israel banned the distribution in the occupied West Bank of two leading Arabic newspapers, charging them with "harming security and disturbing public order," Israel Radio said. In Cairo, Egyptian Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Aly warned Israel that the suspended talks on Palestinian autonomy would not be resumed if Israel proceeds with its announced plans to formally make Jerusalem, including the annexed Arab zone, the capital of the Jewish state. Weizman announced on May 25 that he would quit in protest over a move to cut the military budget. He was considered the Israeli negotiator most willing to make concessions to advance the Palestinian autonomy talks with Egypt. He resigned in part because of Israel's uncompromising stance on autonomy for the 1.2-million Palestinian Arabs in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

In an interview in New York Sunday on ABC-TV, Weizman said he thinks the Palestinians should be allowed to vote and elect their own assembly. Begin's plan to move Foreign Want Ads Will help you save money! SoragressmM lh)usk 0 0 Never before in Iowa's history has a man been better prepared to be our U.S. Senator. Chuck Grassley's campaign for the United States Senate has a base of support as broad as our state and as deep as its soil. Republican leaders have endorsed his candidacy, and thousands are actively working to elect Chuck Grassley Iowa State Treasurer Maurice Baringer Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Robert Lounsberry Former Iowa Congressman H.

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