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Dai Moines Sunday Register i Expect Major Overhaul of HUSSEIN OFFER FOR 'PEACE' leaned Wire to The Register LONDON, ENGLAND Jor Defense Agency by Laird NIXON GOING TO ROSE BOWL NIXON- Continued from Page One By Clark (Of The Register's WASHINGTON, D.C. The In a major reorganization and wnm Mums j.m iihh'h i IW" wr11! I 'iqpw under Defense Secretary-designate Melvin Laird While the 46-year-old Wiscon sin Republican declines to make public comment on his plans, the general NEWS form of the ANALYSIS Laird Defense i Department is beginning to take shape as he and his top assistants start to put together the "new team" to run the $80-billion-a-year establishment. Civilian Jobs The reorganization plans must be meshed with the job of filling thousands of top civilian jobs, for there is no point in recruiting talent for top jobs that may be revamped or abolished within a matter of a few weeks or a few months. WIREPHOTO (AP) Dayan Meets With Nixon Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, right, meets Saturday with Presidentelect Richard Nixon in New York City. After the meeting Dayan said better relations between America and Arabs would counter Soviet influence in the volatile region.

Both Laird and Presidentelect Richard M. Nixon are committed to a reorganization and decentralization of the Defense Department in the campaign and in private discussions since the campaign. Laird was a key figure in the development of the Republican Co-ordinating Committee's re port on the Defense Department in May, 1968, that criticized Defense Secretary Robert Mc-Namara for over-centralizing activities in the office of defense secretary and for "stripping authority" from the secre- Dec IS, 1941 Aft i ex-. O-VJ former Cherokee, man, who is serving as an assistant counsel and investigator for the Senate preparedness sub committee. Gilleas, a graduate Georgetown Law School, has been a member of the preparedness subcommittee staff for more than 18 years and has taken part in every major investigation by that committee in the last dozen years.

Many regard him as more knowledgeable about Army affairs than any person in the Pentagon because of his extensive depth-investigations. Stuart French, a Navy pilot of World War II, who holds a law degree. French, a New Hampshire Republican, has worked with Gilleas over a period of a half-dozen years as the minority counsel on the reparedness subcommittee. Nixon's advisers consider him to he on a par with Gilleas. Robert E.

Dunne, assistant counsel for the McClellan permanent investigating subcommittee. Dunne, who has studied defense problems at the London School of Economics, was a key figure in Senator John L. McClellan's investigations of the TFX warplane contract. There are no firm decisions yet as to where any of these men will land in the Laird defense establishment, but it is almost certain that several of them will be placed in the office of defense secretary among the key advisers. Almost certainly, mere win De reduction in the number of people in the Department of Defense superstructure that McNamara has created above the departments of Army, Navy and Air Force.

Those closest to the Laird organization believe that it is almost certain that Laird will abolish the Systems Analysis Office now headed by Assistant Defense Secretary Alain En- thoven. Laird was 'sympathetic with the need for unification of the military services to stop some of the bickering over budgets and missions that was expen sive and destructive, but he feels that centralization was carried too far and has elim inated some healthy competitive factors. He and his closest advisers hope to turn back the clock just far enough to avoid creating the conditions that will bring back the old -problems, but far enough to do away with the new problems. 4 There is recognition that It is a tough job. BOBBY BOOST LONDON, ENGLAND (AP) -England and Wales plan to increase their police forces by 2,000 officers, said Home Secre tary James Callaghan.

has a duty to those Arabs now living within its borders as a result of the June, 1967, war and "must and should consider the Arabs not as enemies but as people toward whom we have a governmental responsibility the responsibility to provide them with the services and the conditions that can enable them to lead as normal a life as possible." It was announced later that the president-elect plans to fly from Key Biscayne, to Los Angeles Jan. 1 to attend the Rose Bowl football game. He is scheduled to return to New York on Jan. 3. tion that a negotiated peace must replace the present shaky armistice "and that new and secure borders with each of its neighbors must come in place of the old armistice lines." Israel, he said, had "no confidence" in the United Nations as a means of ensuring the right to Israeli ships to navigate the Straits of Tiran, between the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba.

The general said he did not expect another war to start in the Middle East at this point. Dayan said that despite guerrilla attacks at the border of Israel, "it can safely be said there is no prospect of moving us back even one yard." The minister said that Israel tanes of Army, Navy and Air great amounts of arms and armaments and are inciting them as well as training and organizing their forces," he said. "The United States, on its part, also holds the key to the prevention of another war," he said. "This it can do by providing two elements which Israel cannot do by itself." He said these were "supplying us with those weapons which we cannot produce by ourselves and discouraging the Russians from intervening in the area." "Given these two conditions, it is possible to prevent war and lay the grounds for peace," he said. Dayan repeated Israel's posi BUY WE ARE LOCATED mm ft Force.

The co-ordinating committee report formed the basis for the Republican platform comments on the Defense Department, and for Nixon's campaign speeches With their emphasis on an al leged "security gap" that he then said was developing under the McNamara regime. Staff Men In staffing the Pentagon, Laird will lean heavily upon Experienced staff men from Congress who have been engaged for years in research on the problems of operating the William Baroody, legislative assistant to Laird, and Carl Wallace, Laird's administrative assistant, are certain to go with him to the Defense Department in January. Baroody has been a key man in working with the House appropriations subcommittee on defense spending, and in doing the research that tvent into Laird's criticism of the policies of McNamara. It is expected that Laird and Baroody will lean heavily upon the network of defense experts CMMSJ dan's King Hussein was quoted Sunday as saying he is willing to give up the richest Dart of I his kingdom fori neace in the Mideast. He appa parentlypf' referred proposal Israeli-oc- cupled Westl Bank become' an autonomous KINO HUSSIIN Arab state.

An interview in the Sunday Observer quoted the Arab mon arch as saying in Amman he was willing to renounce sovereignty over the fertile West Bank of the Jordan River if that would lead to a peace settle ment with Israel. Both State Department of ficials and Israeli diplomats in the United States expressed surprise at the reports. They shared an "almost-too-good-to-be-true" skepticism be cause, if the king really means it, such a proposal could represent a major breakthrough toward peace in at least one section of the warring Middle East. There was some speculation that Hussein might be using the vehicle of an interview to force the west bank Arabs to cry, "Don't leave us." For the past year the west bank Arabs have been putting priority on reuniting with their east bank brethren, and post poning their ultimate relation ship with Hussein until atter a reunification. HIDEAWAY BED wFeait) mattress.

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Buzhardt served as an Army colonel in Korea, and in 1958 joined the staff of Senator Strom Thurmond, then a Democrat, of South Carolina, as legislative assistant. Between 1958 and 1967, when he returned to South Carolina to practice law, Buzhardt gained a reputation for being one of the best-informed persons in Washington, D.C, on the whole range of decisions by the McNamara administration. In 1964, Buzhardt, Baroody, and Jurich worked as a team of military affairs advisers at the Republican national committee. Edward Bauser, 50-year-old retired Navy captain, who is serving as executive director of 'the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy. Bauser, a native of St.

Paul, was a mechanical-engineering graduate of the University of Minnesota, and holds a master's degree in nuclear physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He joined the Joint Committee in 1959 as a naval officer, and upon retirement from naval service in 1962 with 23 years service, became civilian staff director for the Joint Committee and a key figure in the investiga tions and critical reports on the McNamara policies concerning a nuclear navy. John T. M. Reddan, 58-year-old chief counsel for a House armed service investigating subcommittee headed by Representative Porter Hardy Reddan, a former Justice Department lawyer and special assistant to the attorney general, has been involved in investigations and prosecution of military frauds for a period of more than 20 years.

Since 1957, he has been counsel for Hardy's subcommittee, and in the last few years has conducted investigations that resulted In criticism of McNamara's use of the "cost-effectiveness program." The reports formed the basis for attacks by Nixon and the Republicans on McNamara's financial practices. Represen tative Porter Hardy who voluntarily retired from the House last year. Although Hardy is 66 years old, the lean and muscular Norfolk-area accountant, has 25 years experience as a tough investigator of Defense Department problems. He has had friendly personal relationships with Bryce Harlow, who is a key adviser to Nixon, and he is admired by Republicans as well as Democrats for his thorough and fair investigations of military matters. Ben 1 1 1 a 48-year-old 'TIL JULY '69! Dm Moines, lowe 121568 Stat.

It the Arabs would resume open warfare if the Russians gave them the "green light and promised Dayan told reporters earlier that Scranton's statement had shaken many Jewish leaders in Israel, who feared it signaled a coming change in American foreign policy toward Israel after' Nixon takes office. "Our people didn't exactly like it," he said wryly. Asked if he fears such a change, he replied: "I haven't got such fears certainly not after this morning's talks." Nixon, Dayan said, has the Middle East "very much on his mind," and intends "to do whatever he can to bring peace to the area." At the Saturday night dinner, Dayan charged Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser with refusing to accept the need for a peace treaty, and belittled the activities of Arab commandos along Israel's borders. Arab reluctance to negotiate peace and the terrorist activity was "not taking place in a vacuum, Dayan said. 'On the contrary, it has much to do with Soviet policy in the area which is causing us consid erable concern.

The Soviets are supplying Egypt and Syria with Nixon Medal This is the bronze inaugural medal for President-elect Richard Nixon. The medal, created by sculptor Ralph J. Menconi, has a three-quarter view of Nixon on the front and the Great Seal of the United States, on the reverse side. The crewelwork for the seal, embroidered by Julie Nixon, contains the wording: "To RN-JN." The medal is two and three-quarters inches in diameter. THRU DEC.

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