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All nets noted growing criticism over unpreparedness for
Oct. war was main reason for Meir resignation. Film of anti-
Meir and anti-Dayan protests, w/ABC noting call for nothing to
be named in her honor and no eulogies even when she dies.
Allon led criticism of Dayan, said ABC which noted Rabin
may be new defense minister.
More instability may be
ahead, said NBC.
Kaplow on ABC said US isn't SO much worried as to who
succeed, but when. Paralysis of the govt is seen as more likely
than any policy change.
HAK believes progress is still possible, said Kalb, but he's
reviewing his M-E timetable and is uncertain as to when he'll
return and thus efforts to complete deal may be set back. But
CBS also noted that talks can proceed under caretaker govt.
Noting State wasn't surprisedbyw/drawal, NBC said Dept.
pointed out Is-Eg. talks went forth under caretaker regime in
Tel Aviv and HAK still plans to return to M-E.
ABC noted
Syria may become more difficult given desire to hold critics in
check.
Pres. Assad to USSR for 5 days Thurs.
ABC noted Eban finds himself at crossroads, too, having just
arrived for DC talks.
Egypt fears delay in accord, said CBS
which also noted Tass blamed resignation on "military-political
crisis. 11
Warm HKS tribute to Meir who is overlooked when DeGaulle
is cited as last great leader of West. The Milwaukee native is
uncannily resourceful and compelling, eg. her $50M of fundraising
in US over 3 months. It's sad to see such an outstanding leader
give up when such strength is needed for Israel to give up a great
deal to get what it needs most -- peace.
Fighting continued on Golan as if there were no C-F, said NBC.
Syria claimed Israeli shells nearly hit new commander of UN
observers. Missed by 200 yards, said UN.
State warned against assuming Boumediene's visit to DC would
lead quickly to establishment of formal relations w/Algeria.
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