Israel No Longer Provides Aid to
Kennedy Expects Nasser to Carry Out
Medical Students Abroad; Hebrew UN Decision Against Blockade of Suez
LOS ANGELES, (JTA)—Sen- there was an "apparent contra- desire as a preliminary to hav-
University Fills Country's Needs
diction" between the Democrat-

(•irect JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM. — The Israel
Ministry of Education an-
nounced Tuesday it would no
longer provide financial assist-
ance to Israelis studying medi-
cine in other countries.
The Ministry noted that the
Hebrew University School of
Medicine was graduating 70 doc-
tors annually for a country with
a ratio of physicians to popula-

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tion among the highest in the
world. Israel hat, one doctor for
every 420 persons.
The Ministry said that, under
these conditions, there was no
need to assist medical study
abroad. A special committee of
the Ministry of Health, which
had recommended the action,
reported that the standards of
the Hebrew University Medical
School were higher than those
of many of the overseas univer-
sities where Israeli students are
studying.

ator John Kennedy, Democratic
candidate for President of the
United States, made it clear at
his press conference here July
16 that he would expect the
United Arab Republic to carry
out the decision of the United
Nations against the existing
anti-Israel blockade of the Suez
Canal. He said this would help
to clear the atmosphere for
bringing about an Arab-Israel
peace.
Senator Kennedy expressed
his view when he was told that

Israel Pursues Diplomatic Course
With Argentina on Eichmann Issue

This photo from Look maga-
zine shows ADOLF EICH-
MANN, the former Nazi colonel
accused of ordering the extermi-
nation of millions of Jews dur-
ing the Hitler terror, when he
was in, Brazil in 1955. Apparent-
ly after 10 years of flight from
Germany, he was beginning to
feel safe. He was captured by
Israeli sleuths in Argentina
earlier this year. He is now
awaiting trial in Israel.

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Israel
will continue to seek agreement
with Argentina on the Eich-
mann case through diplomatic
channels, it was said here fol-
lowing a weekend meeting in
Buenos Aires between the Ar-
gentine Foreign Minister Dio-
genes Taboada and Israel Am-
bassador Aryeh Levavi.
Some progress was reported
as a result of this meeting but
informed sources denied news
agency reports that Argentina
had abandoned its demand for
the return of Adolf Eichmann
to Argentina. It was said that
there has been no change in the
Argentine attitude on this score.
(In Buenos Aires, police
authorities said they believed
that Dr. Josef Mengele, the
Nazi physician who per-
t or m e d "medical experi-
ments" in the Auschwitz con-
centration camp, crippling
thousands of 'Jews and' other
inmates, has succeeded in
fleeing from Argentina. West
Germany has demanded his
extradition from Argentina to
face charges as a war crim-
inal.)
Commander Avraham Selin-
ger of Israel's Sixth Bureau

conferred with Dutch police au-
thorities in Amsterdam on the
availability of evidence dealing
with the wartime activities of
Eichmann.
The Israeli police official is
interested _in obtaining evi-
dence on Eichmann's role in the
deportation of Jews from Hol-
land. Eichmann visited Holland
on several occasions to direct
the deportations.
A further 15-day remand of
Eichmann was ordered by Dr.
A. Bach, Haifa magistrate, who
held court at Eichmann's undis-
closed place of detention. The
remand was at the request of
the police.

FRANKFURT. — Ludwig
Zind, the Chemistry teacher
who fled from West Germany
to avoid a prison term for
public anti-Semitic statements
in 1958, was quoted Tuesday as
saying he had been traveling
through West Germany and
Italy recently, "always shad-
owed by the Israel secret serv-
ice."
Zind disappeared from his
home in Offenburg 24 hours
after the Federal Supreme
Court in West Germany reject-
ed an appeal against his one-
year sentence for declaring
publicly that "not enough Jews
had been gassed."
His escape to Egypt provoked
political storm in West Ger-
many.
Zind's return to Europe was
reported by the German Press
Agency correspondent in Cairo,
who reported that the former
school teacher had written to a
friend in Egypt. According to
the report published here, Zind
wrote that though his presence
was known to a "wide circle of
acquaintances and relatives in
West Germany," he had not
been denounced to police.
Zind asserted in his letter,
according to the Cairo report,

Three Clues Trapped
Eichmann, Article in
Look Magazine Reveals

The three most important
clues that led to the identifi-
cation and capture of Nazi war
criminal Adolf Eichmann after
a 15-year manhunt were a .for-
gotten photograph, a secret SS
dossier and a careless wife, two
Israeli journalists disclosed.
Writing in Look Magazine,
Zwy Aldouby and Ephraim Katz
report that an Israeli agent
named ,Manos tracked down the
Nazi butcher's former mistress
and through her, located the
only then known photograph of
Eichmann.
The second link in the chain
of clues that doomed Eichmann
was an SS dossier which fell
into Israeli hands "by means
still not revealed." This secret
set of documents, dated Novem-
ber 1937, listed Eichmann's
height, weight, hair and eye col-
or as well as a description of
two major injuries that would
show up on X-rays.
The third clue was provided
by Eichmann's wife who grew
"unaccountably careless" and
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"strangely indifferent" to the
eyes that followed her when
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Alternating teams of Israeli
agents were able to track Frau
Eichmann right to the doorstep
of her suburban Buenos Aires
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was protected by his friend
"against the Israeli secret police
who were trying to create a
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(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)

ing a peaceful solution to the
problems which separate the
Arabs and the Israelis.
"I think that the platform in-
tends to put emphasis on our
desire to have peace in the
Middle East. One of the ways
with which we can get peace is
to have the directives of the
United Nations carried out. And
then, that having cleared the
atmosphere, we hope that it
would be possible for them to
join. Not only is there a United
Nations position on Suez but
there's of course constant work
by the United Nations on re-
settling the refugees."

ic platform pledging stronger
support to The United Nations
and encouragement of Arab-
Israel peace negotiations "which
are unacceptable, of course, ex-
cept for compliance with long-
standing UN resolutions."
The Presidential candidate re-
plied: 'I don't think that that's
in any way paradoxical, those
two positions. What we would
like is that the agreements and
the position of the United Na-
tions taken in regard to S'uez
and other matters, that they
would, that those provisions
would be carried out. That's our

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