Israel 'yes' to plan
By Robert Black
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AN OFFICIAL communiqué issued at the end of yesterday's two-hour Cabinet meeting stated that the Israeli government has decided support the US 'peace initiative', 'having considered the appeal of the President of the US and while continuing its commitment to its basic policy guidelines.
The communiqué added that the Israeli government would 'at the appropriate time' name a representative for peace talks with the Arabs under the auspices of UN envoy Gunnar Jarring. Commons gas: Further remand MR JAMES ROCHE further remanded in custody until next Thursday at Bow St magistrates court in London yesterday in connection with the CS gas incident in the House of Commons last week.
He was first remanded last Friday charged with having two CS Palace osas grenades in the trary to the Firearms Act.
KEANE CASE ADJOURNED THE CASE for the extradition of Frank Keane to Eire is now adjourned until next Friday, August 7.
Keane, left-wing member of the Irish Republican move. ment, has been charged with killing a policeman during a Dublin bank robbery and with another robbery in Co Wicklow in February.
Announcing
La new book on Stalinism ON THE occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Communist Party of Great Britaln, New Park Publications Ltd. Is publishing the book 'Stalinism in Britain' Its 440 pages not only trace the degeneration of the Party after the death of Lenin right up to Its present policy of the •Parliamentary Road to SocialIsm', but they also contain materlal no longer easily accessible to Communist Party members and supporters. 'Stalinism In Britain' will be on sale from Monday, August 3, from New Park Publications Ltd, 186a, Clapham High St, London, cover and hard cover.
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