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Coalition les were crossed
r the vo as the opposition
gudat
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ctio
upported the govern-
le
while Achdut Avodah,
left-wing coalition part-
iers, voted against the gov-
eminent.
Military rule in the areas af-
fect many of Israel's 240,000
crabs.
At the time the coalition was
formed last year, Achdut Avodah
joined the government with the
proviso that its members be
free to vote against it on this
issue. Two Arab deputies af-
filiated with Premier David
Ben-Gurion's Mapai Party also
voted for the abolition of mili-
tary rule.
Ben-Gurion won the backing
of a third Arab deputy and one
Druse Knesset member by
agreeing to a list of relaxations
in the military rule which he
announced after the vote.

These included the right of

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of an article asserting that the

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appeal for Arabs convicted by
military courts, the lifting of
night curfews wherever they
still existed, the granting of
freedom of movement permits
that would be good for a year
and the abolition of all re-
strictions on movements in
Druse communities.
Insisting that some form of
military rule was still needed
in the border areas, Ben-Gurion
told the Knesset before the
vote that he regarded abolition
of the military regulations and
administration "as abandonment
of the state to the intrigues of
the enemy in the neighboring
countries and the intrigues of
those who hate the state of
Israel in this country."
He said military rule was
necessary to the security of the
state and to "the peace of the
Arabs in Israel who wish to
live in tranquility and hope for
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efense, holding
tha publishers had been
guilty of failing to check material
slated for publication.
The fact that more than 6'0,000
uncorrected encyclopedias were
in circulation also was raised
against the publishers. When the
most recent edition appeared
two years ago, Jewish and
French liberal spokesmen strong-
ly protested the article on Blum
and, at that time, the publishers
pledged themselves to recall en-
cyclopedias still on sale to cor-
rect the entry but did not do so.

Snoiv Cripples
Israel Transit

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to The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM — The heaviest
snowfall in many years blanket-
ed the Jerusalem area Tuesday
morning, disrupting traffic, cut-
ting off the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv
highway, halting railways and
crippling bus and auto traffic
in the city.
Most schools and the Hebrew
University were closed because
of the s n o w f al 1. Children
romped in the unusual snowfall
of several inches.
Mrs. Golda Meir, Israel's For-
eign Minister, who interrupted
a Far Eastern tour to hurry
back to Israel for a crucial
Parliament vote on military
government, was one of those
caught in the snowfall. She
went from Jerusalem Monday
night to visit relatives in Tel-
Aviv and found the road back .
to Jerusalem blocked Tuesday
morning.
Several other members of
the Knesset seeking to reach
Jerusalem to take part in the
vote found themselves in the
same situation. Plans were made
to fly them to Jerusalem by
helicopter if no other way was
found.
The vote on easing .or aboli-
tion of military government in
some Arab populated border
areas was expected to be a
tight one. Five bills to end
such government have been sub-
mitted by Herut, the Liberal
Party, Mapam, Achdut Avodah
and the Communists. Agudat
Israel decided to oppose these
measures, giving the govern-
ment an apparent slender

majority.

sponsibility."
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concentration
1942
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years for aiding in two cases
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