Israel warns AWACS sale a serious regional danger
The Israeli Cabinet called the U.S. Senate approval of AWACS sales to Saudi Arabia a new serious danger. Prime Minister Begin led an emergency meeting denouncing the deal while Reagan reaffirmed U.S. support for Israel. Saudi papers hailed Reagan, and Arab editors called it a turning point in U.S. Arab relations.
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Jewish groups push for more arms after Saudi AWACS sale
American Jewish leaders condemned Senate approval of selling AWACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia and urged the United States to bolster Israel’s military strength by supplying more arms. They also pressed Saudi leaders to show good faith by mending their belligerent stance toward Israel. George Gruen of the American Jewish Committee urged Reagan to demonstrate support for Israel by providing means to counter increased security risk from the sale.
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Reagan Wins Capitol Vote On Saudi Arms Sale After Defections
The Capitol nimble roll call ends in Reagan victory as Cohen and Andrews shift from opposition to support. Seven of the original 50 sponsors vote against the disapproval resolution, with Long and Zorinsky also switching. Packwood’s bid collapses as the silent influence of the White House seals a pact amid Cold War tensions.
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Boeing gains reprieve as AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia approved
Senate approval of the 8.5 billion AWACS deal keeps about 1,500 Boeing jobs, including 400 at risk of layoffs. The order extends 707-based production through 1986, with six tanker planes and two optioned tankers, plus training and support. BoeingOfficials call it a national plus.
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