Soviet Chess Champs Due in Israel
for Tourney; Russians Return Favor

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

MOSCOW — In a friendly ex-
change of visits, Russians and Is-

Israel at the UN
Bigotry Suites

An Israeli delegation is tour-
ing major Soviet cities on invita-
tion of the Union of Societies
of Friendship with Foreign
Countries. The delegation in-
cludes Max Markus, a surgeon;
Dov Israeli, an architect; and
Zalim Hurl, a pharmacist.

Publisher Threatened in Brazil liy Anti-Semites

RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA) —
Police are investigating threats
against a Brazilian publisher who
was warned that his- plant would
be set afire if he refused to with-
draw from distribution two pro-
Israel books.
Roberto das Neves, owner of the
Germinal Publishing House, told
police that he received threats by
.mail and by telephone demanding
that he withdraw from publication
two books—"The New Israel" and
"The Fifth Evangelical," --- both
friendly toward Israel and very

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The so-called "Group of 77,"
made up of underdeveloped coun-
tries was formed originally at Ge- -
neva, last summer, during the ses-
sion of the International Trade
conference at the UN's European
headquarters. At that time, Israel
was admitted to membership of
the Afro-Asian bloc, Israel was
then elegible for membership in popular.
the 'Group of 77."
Comay attended one of the or-
ganizing sessions of the "Group of
77," last week, when plans were
being made for this week's more •
formal session. Without naming
Israel or Comay, Arab representa-
tives protested against the pres-
ence of a "certain" delegation, in-
sisting that admission into the
group must be voted unanimously
signed,
by those delegations that are al-
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pealed to other delegations against
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Arab delegations have threatend
the organizers of the "Group of
77" session that they will not •par-
COMPLETELY
ticipate in scheduled meetings if

raelis are engaging in a non-
political hands-across-the-sea ges-
ture this week.
A picked team of Russian chess
champions will fly to Israel Satur-
Odessa was the first city visited
day to participate in the 16th by the Israelis, who saw the city
World Chess Championships in sights, streets and parks and vis-
Tel Aviv.
ited the Filatov Eye Institute and
The players include Tigram Pet- the Odessa Archeological Museum.
rosian, world chess titleholder; The delegation leader, Dov Israeli,
Mikhail Botvinnik and Vasili Smys- said: "We were welcomed warmly
lov, both former world champions; everywhere, readily shown every-
Leonid Shtein, USSR chess cham- thing we were interested in, and
pion; and Grandmasters Paul Ke- our questions were fully an-
res and Boris Spasky. Alexander swered." He said that the group
would visit Leningrad, Alma, Ata
Kotov is the team captain.
Petrosian, speaking for the team. and Moscow.
said, "We know the Israeli chess
players and we will be glad to Hungarian Jews to Honor
meet them again. We have no
Italians Who Saved Lives
doubt that the tournament will be
LONDON (JTA) — The Associa-
well organized and will serve the
cause of strengthening peace and tion of Jewish Communities in
Hungary has announced plans to
friendship among nations."
honor 16 Italians who, during the
Second World War, risked their
I on lives to save thousands of
Hungarian Jews from certain-
, death, it was reported from Buda- Israel is recognized as "a member.
The Latin American delegations.
pest.
on the other hand, have voted to
The
16
Italians
had
organized
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Einstein Medical College
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WASHINGTON (JTA)—A fed-
eral grant of $3,750,000 to the Al-
bert Einstein College of Medicine
of Yeshiva University, for the
building of a center for research
in mental retardation, was an-
nounced by Anthony. Celebrezze.
secretary of health, education and
welfare.
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Jacobi Hospital in the Bronx Mun-
icipal Hospital Center, which is af-
filiated with Einstein College. The

grant was made by the National
Institutes of Health of the U. S.
Public Health Service. The struct-
ure is to be completed in 1968 and
will be the first of its kind • in this
part of the United States. Land
has been provided by the city of
New York.
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more than 200 scientists, directed
by Dr. Harry H. Gordon, professor
of pediatrics of the National As-
sociation for Retarded Children
and professor of pediatrics and re-
search professor of obstetrics at
Einstein College. Yeshiva Univers-
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special aspects of the center pro-
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most of the construction costs of
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