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December 11, 1959 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1959-12-11

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Fascinating Flight
from the Start

Ben-Gurion Ill, Still Makes Progress in Forming New Coalition Cabinet

Direct

JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News

JERUSALEM — Substantial
progress was made in negotia-
tions n a new Coalition gov-
ernment which brought expecta-
tions Wednesday that Prime
Minister designate David Ben-
Gur4 on will present a new Coali-
tion Cabinet to the Knesset next
Monday.
The negotiations took place
at the bedside of Ben-Gurion,
who is confined with a fever at
his home. -
Map a i leaders met at his
home with officials of Mapam
and Achdut Avodah, the two
left-wing partners of Mapai in
the last coalition.
The indications were that if
Ben-Gurion is able to com-
plete negotiations with the
Progressive Party and the Na-
tional Religious Party he would
present a complete cabinet of
parties identical to those in the
old coalition.
If those talks remain un-
finished he would still be able
to present a three-party coali-

Actor Jeff Chandler is ob-
viously fascinated by makeup
processing engineered by El
Al stewardess, Nitza Gordon
at Idlewild Airport, New
York, where he was about to
board an El Al Israel Air-
lines jet-powered Britannia.
Having just completed a film
in Hollywood, Chandler was
off for a two-week visit to
Israel before returning home
to Hollywood.

Blaustein in Talks With
Hammarskjold on Refugees

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.,
(JTA)—Jacob Blaustein, noted
Jewish leader, conferred with
United Nations Secretary Gen-
eral Dag Hammarskjold regard-
ing various matters concerning
the Middle East, including the
seizure by Egypt of Israeli car-
goes passing through the Suez
and the Arab refugee problem.

Equality for All
Religions Asked
in Italian Plea

ROME (JTA)—A memoran-
dum of the Italian- Evangelical
Churches, urging revision of the
Italian Penal Code to place all
religions on an equal level in
matters of offenses against re-
ligious activity, has been sub-
mitted to the Italian Ministry
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The memorandum, prepared
by the federal council of the
Evangelical churches, submitted
to the Special Parliamentary
Committee for the Reform of
the Italian Penal Code, stated
that the suggestions and re-
quests "aim at harmonizing the
new code with constitutional
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principles and with the renewed
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Italian conscience." The mem-
orandum was concerned with
The
paragraphs of the 1930 Penal
Code, issued during Mussolini's
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regime, which deal with punish-
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ments for offenses chiefly
against "the religion of the
state," meaning Catholicism.
The memorandum urged that
the articles, which establish
prison terms of one to three
years for offenses against "the
religion of the state," should
be changed to provide equal
punishment to "whoever pre-
vents or disturbs public re-
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for public abuse of "the Divin-
ity, the symbols and the per-
sons venerated by the religion
of the State." Extension to
cover all religious adherents in
Italy was proposed.
The memorandum also pro-
posed that the ban on "reli-
gious faiths in contrast with
public order," now under con-
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prohibition of "rites which are
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tion of Mapai and the two left-
wing parties, which would have
slender majority in the Fourth
Knesset.
Three portfolios would be
held open for the Progressives
and the Religious Party in the
second situation.
It was reported also that new
Mapai candidates for ministries
would be Moshe Dayan, former
Army Chief of Staff as Minister
Agriculture, replacing Kaddish
Luz, who has become Knesset
speaker; Mapai Secretary Gen-
eral Giora Josepthal as Minis-
ter of Labor, replacing Mor-
decai Namir, who has become
Mayor of Tel Aviv, and Abba
Eban, former Israel Ambassador
to the United Stattes as Min-
ister without Portfolio, replac-
ing Peretz Naphtali, who is
retiring for health reasons.
Earlier, the Agudath Israel
told the President that they
were forbidden to participate in
the government by their rab-
binical advisors, the Gdeloei
Hatorah, because their mini-
mum demands on religious mat-
ters had been opposed by the
Mapai.
Since the General Zionists
previously h a d indicated un-
readiness to join the projected
government, all indications
pointed to a renewal of the pre-
vious coalition as it was con-
stituted before the defection of
the National Religious Party on
the "who is a Jew" controversy.
It was reported that an agree-
ment with the Religious Party
was imminent, and that the two
leftist parties, Mapam and Ach-
dut Avodah, were prepared to
agree to regislation on collective
cabinet responsibility.
It was the refusal of the two-
left-wing parties to accept this

doctrine in their fight against
the Israel sale of arms to Ger-
many last summer which caused
Ben-Gui-ion to resign and end
the coalition.
The remaining holdout from
the last coalition was the Pro-
gressive Part y, which is de-

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WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Sec-
retary of State Christian Herter
received a delegation of presi-
dents of major Jewish organi-
zations and participated in an
exchange of views on American
interests in the Middle East.
Phillip M. Klutznick, chair-
man of the Presidents' Confer-
ence, declined to state the spe-
cific matters discussed in the
45-minute meeting. He indicated
the meeting had been useful
and productive. Other delega-
tion members were Mrs. Rose
Halprin, Dr. M. Eisendrath and
Adolph Held.
Israel Ambassador Avraham
Harman also conferred with
Secretary Herter on state prob-
lems of mutual interest to the
two countries. An embassy
spokesman declined to elaborate
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Cairo Pressure in
Inge Toft Case

JERUSALEM—Foreign Min-
istry sources Wednesday denied
reports from Cairo claiming
that Israel had agreed to the
return of the Danish freighter
Inge Toft after the Israel cargo
is unloaded at Port Said by
Egyptian authorities.
The ship has been detained
by Egypt since last May for
attempting to pass through the
Suez Canal.
Foreign Ministry sources in-
dicated that the reports of
Israel's capitulation in the mat-
ter were circulated by Cairo
to prepare the ground for the
visit to Copenhagen next week
of Egyptian Foreign Minister
Mahmound Fawzi who will try
to persuade the Danish Govern-
ment to order the captain of
the Inge Toft to release the
cargo to Egyptian authorities
and return the vessel to the
Mediterranean.

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