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Argentine President Proposes Bi ll Outlawing Anti-Jewish Hate Mongering

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BUENOS AIRES (JTA)Stront I gentine Congress here by Presi , have also received important sup- i other progressive forces have de-
federal legislation directed against dent Arturo Ilia.
port from an Arab League agent, I manded that he be expelled.
anti-Semites who have been, for a
The president sent to Congress Hussein Triki, who has been I
long time, stirring hatred in this a bill outlawing all forms of hate spreading anti-Semitism under the ! Meanwhile, the left-of-center
1 Democratic Progressive Party held
country, was proposed to the Ar- mongering, including "verbal at- guise of " . • Z' ' ."
tacks on individuals or groups,
Triki has reportedly left Argen- i a protest meeting, sharply criticiz-
based on religion or ethnic ori- tina, after Jewish spokesmen and ing anti-Semitism and " foreign in-
2 Chilean Nazis Start
terference in Afgentine 'affairs."
gins." The measure would call for
The latter condemnation was evi-
Jail Terms for Inciting
prison terms of one year to five
.
d
dently
aimed at Triki's activities.
years upon conviction.
Attacks Against Jews
Principal 'speakers at the protest
SANTIAGO, Chile (JTA)—Two
This was the first bill of the
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rally were the chairman of the
leaders of the Chilean Nazi Party ' kind ever presented to the Con-
party, Horacio Thedy, who was a
started serving 20-day jail terms, gress here. While the govern-
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candidate for the vice presidency
after their conviction on charges
ment had already outlawed the
in the national elections in 1963;
*of having incited attacks against
two major anti-Semitic groups in
NEW YORK (JTA)—The major and Leon Perez, representing the
Jewish stores and homes here in this country—the Tacuara move-
problems. of Jewish communities DMA. central body of organized
January 1958 were upheld by the
ment and Guardia Restaurodora
in many countries throughout the
Chilean Court of Appeals.
Nacionalista — both have been world are related less to anti-Sem- Argentine Jewry.
Franz Pfeiffer, former corn-
operating flagrantly.
itism than to changes in the ec-
mander of the Nazi Party. and his
The two neo-Nazi. neo-fascist or . onoinic and social structures of
top aide, Luis Lazar°. Maluenda, ganizations, believed to number no , those countries, Rabbi Mordecai
Another
(
were sentenced to the jail terms more than a total of about 10,000 Kirshblum, member of the Jewish
shortly after their conviction, more members, have been supported ; Agency executive, reported.
than six years ago. But their ap- openly by several retired army and ,
Addressing a meeting of the
100%
peals have been pending until now. air force generals. Their activities
Mizrachi Women's Organization

Economics Blame
for S. American
Anti-Semitism

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Details About Nucle ar Research Told
••
by Israel's Atomic .Energy Chief

GENEVA (JTA)—Israel is con-
centrating its nuclear energy re-
search on combining natural ura-
nium with heavy water in a search
for means of utilizing uranium as
it occurs in nature, Dr. Ernst D.
Bergmann, chairman of 'the Israel
Atomic Energy Commission, de-
clared here.
Dr. Bergmann. who is chairman
of the substantial Israeli delegation
to the third International Confer-
ence on the Peaceful Uses of
Atomic Energy. now in session
here under United Nations aus-
pices, made the disclosure in a
statement on Israel's activities in
the field. Uranium, the key ma-
terial in nuclear energy produc- ,

Israel On Guard
Against Threats,
G en. Rabin Warns

TEL AVIV (JTA) — General

Yitzhak Rabin. Israel's ' chief of
staff, warned that. if Jordan
joined with Egypt
pt in a joint mili-
tary command. Israel would take
the necessary steps to safeguard
itself from the "serious threat."

The warning was the second
from Israel leaders stemming
from Jordan's recent rapproache-
ment with President Nasser of
Egypt. Earlier in the week, Pre-
mier Levi Eshkol had warned the
Jordanians against any "adven-
tures," saying that Israel was keep-
ing a close watch on developments.
It was learned recently that Jor-
dan was considering a new water
project that could cut off the flow
of the Yarmuk. a Jordan River tri-
butary in Jordan, completely from
Israel.
General Rabin issued his warn-
ing in an interview in the Israel
Army publication, "Bamachaneh."
He asserted that `!Egyptian activi-
. ties in Jordan have created a deli-
cate situation there." He added
that, as long as Jordan did not be-
come "an Egyptian base in one
way or another." there was little
danger to Israel's security — but
that a joint military command
would constitute "a serious threat."
He also repeated a warning to
Syria that Israel would not remain
inactive in the face of provocations
or attempts at a "fait accompli."
He said "we will find means to en-
sure our rights, even if this re-
quires the use of arms."

Buffalo Law School Plaque
Honors Late Judge Halpern

A bronze
BUFFALO (JTA)
plaque in memory of_the late New
York State Supreme -Court Justice
Philip Halpern, who served for a
number of years as the U.S. repre-
sentative on the UN Human Rights
Commission's Subcommission on
the Prevention of Discrimination
and Protection of Minorities, was
dedicated at the State University
of Buffalo Law School. Justice
Halpern was a former professor 'at
the law school.

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tion, must undergo a complex and
costly refining process for use in
making such energy.
Dr.- Bergmann also reported that
six of the 11 papers by Israeli
scientists accepted by the scien-
tific secretariat of the United Na-
tions conference, will be presented
orally. Five of the Israeli papers
are included in the official archives
without reading. These papers will
seek to present the program of re-
search in Israel in the field of re-
actor physics and technology and
related subjects, a program which
Israel expects to provide the basis
for future large-scale reactor de-
velopment.
Dr. Bergmann said that the con-
ference was of special interest to
Israel because it was "about to
enter the field of large atomic
reactors. especially for desalting
'sea water."
Among the subjects treated in
the Israeli papers are new., meth-
ods for removal of nitric acids
from waste products of reactors,
the chemistry of elements higher
than uranium, which have become
available through operation of re-1
actors. and the theory of fast re-;
actors fueled with plutonium. Dr.
Bergmann said that successful ;
combination of natural uranium ;
and heavy water would yield plu-
tonium as a by-product.

board, Rabbi Kirshblum cited
Latin America particularly as
one of the 'areas where there was
an " explosive situation" devel-
oping from economic and social
c angescrea ti ng grave
"
pro -
!ems for Jewish life."

Citing the existence of "an un-
official bond" between Nazis who
fled to Latin American countries
after the fall of the Hitler regime
and Arab residents. Rabbi Kirsh-
blum said that the governments in
those countries were generally, op-.
posed to the "hostile acts" of the
two elements.
"But much remains to be de-
sired as to effective action of gov-
ernments and the church to re-
strain those outbursts," he de-
clared. His report was based on his
participation in a series of meet-
ings of major Jewish organizations
in Israel and Switzerland.

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