University Daily Kansan
Friday, January 20, 1978
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Begin calls Egypt unreasonable but offers to resume negotiations
JERUSALEM (AP)—Prime Minister Menahem Bain stopped Egypt yesterday for brazenness in its demands and unreasonableness in its decision to break off peace talks. But he said Israel was ready to resume the negotiations.
Speaking to a group of French Jews, Begin also said it was inconceivable that the United States would pressure him to make concessions to Egypt.
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, trying to revive the negotiations, later conferred with Begin. Vance will fly to Carro today to meet with President Anwar Sadat.
BEGIN TOLD a joint press conference after their talks that Vance would try to convince President Sadat that the negotiations should be renewed.
Vance said he would report to Begin after his meeting with Sadat.
In Cairo, Sadat heard a report from Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel, the chief negotiator that he abruptly summoned home from Jerusalem Wednesday after
two days of what were supposed to have been comprehensive talks on the political future of Afghanistan.
Sadat rescheduled an emergency session of the Egyptian Parliament for tomorrow
"IF THE EGYPTIAN government should at any day decide to renew or resume the talks, the government of Israel will be prepared to do so as well." Begin said. "We hope the talks will be resumed. It is up to Egypt."
Begain gave no indication as to whether he would accept Sadat's proposal that the separate military negotiations in Cairo be reopened tomorrow. Those talks focus on an Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula.
The Egyptians have said Begin's tough public pronouncements while the talks were under way were one reason for Sadat's abrupt suspension of the negotiations. The Israeli's speech yesterday offered no hint of apology for his previous remarks, however.
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HE REAFFIRMED Israel's policy that it would not agree to a Palestinian state on territory it now occupies, would not leave its land and would never divide Jerusalem again.
He denounced the Palestine Liberation Organization as a "Nazi-like organization." In one of his more provocative statements in a dinner toast Wednesday, Beg had turned on him and demanded for Palestinian self-determination with Nazi land-grabbing in the 1930s.
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WASHINGTON (AP)—President Jimmy Carter yesterday named appeals court Judge William H. Webster, a lawyer, to become the third director of the FIRM.
"I think he will bring a level of intellect and imagination to his new role that will help it perform its duties better than we have," he said. "He also has shown the president's character, said."
Circuit Court of Appeals. He will succeed Clarence M. Kelley, who is retiring Feb. 15.
Webster, 53, has been a circuit judge in St. Louis since 1973, serving on the eight U.S.
Bell said Carter decided Monday to choose Webster over the other finalist, federal Judge Frank J. McGarr of Arkansas, and asked Bell to inform Webster.
Bell said the Justice Department studied Webster's decisions on criminal and civil rights cases.
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