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OCR Page 1 of 13THE PRESIDENT HAS SEA
REVIEW OF MON. PAPERS
April 29, 1974
MIDEAST
Beneath head "HAK Woos Soviets On Way Back to M-E, 11
Monitor's Saikowski notes observers think it'll be difficult for HAK
to give "even a vestige of Russ participation" in M-E negotiations
because Egypt's opposed to the idea and because agreement will
require HAK's personal diplomacy. But HAK still doesn't want
Russ to feel frozen out
Kalb on CBS AM noted HAK/Gromyko
resumed talks w/ M-E the most immediate problem. HAK wants
disengagement before all-out war breaks out on Golan. This may
mean Israel has to make 1st move, which is bound to cause trouble
in Jerusalem, said Kalb. Noting Soviets were reportedly unhappy
over HAK's "solo style" re: Sinai disengagement, Kalb said Soviets
can help or frustrate HAK's efforts in this trip. HAK, thus, is
trying to win Soviet cooperation or, at least, acquiesence.
"Miracle Man' HAK Will End Fighting -- Sadat" is p. 1 Inquirer
head. Similar heads in most papers
"In Egypt, Confidence in HAK's
Shuttle" tops p. 3 in Trib.
"Off To Geneva" captions p. 1 Trib photo
of HAK/Nancy. Wide coverage, often w/p. 1 photo and/or story
"Henry Heads for M-E Hoping for New 'Miracle''' tops NY News report
below the pic.
WS Journal's Keatley finds casualities in Mt. Hermon fighting
"doubly unfortunate, 11 because that battle "isn't a serious military
exercise
It seems to involve more juvenile belligerence than grand
strategy, w/each side refusing to let the other gain even minor or
temporary advantage. 11 Both sides are "sparring for prestige and
political position" more than "impt territorial gains. In fact, most
of the front is quiet most of the time. 11 Thus, says Keatley, the headlines
and TV"bang-bang pictures" give a "somewhat misleading impression.
For the region's present atmosphere isn't 1 of imminent war and pending
disaster. It's more 1 of peace, or at least of slow, suspicious move-
ment" in that direction. Many M-E officials conclude "such progress
has become desirable, possible and somehow unavoidable. 11
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