Arabs Start Diversion of Jordan Moscow Paper Charges Israeli Tourists Are Propagandists

NEW YORK (JTA)—A Moscow Oren and his sister, L. Cher- national isolation, customs and
newspaper has renewed the Soviet kasska, were alleged to have made religion; and thereby to create
charge that Israeli tourists carry repeated trips to Moscow, carrying propitious soil for the revival of
out "Zionist propaganda" in the "Zionist pamphlets, magazines and Zionistic sentiments which have
long been forgotten in our own
Soviet Union, Radio Liberty re- information bulletins."
ported.
country," the Soviet newspaper
They were accused of leaving
wrote.
Nothing was said in the
Appearing a month after Khrush-
the "propaganda materials" with
chev's ouster, an article in the
a relative of theirs, B. Diskina, article about the fate of Diskina
and the other "Zionists," Radio
daily Evening Moscow also charged
an employe at a Moscow scien-
Liberty said.
that a part of the Jewish popula-
t i f i c institute whose "Zionist
Israel's huge irrigation project, which taps the Jordan River
past had enveloped her in its
tion of the USSR has political con-
through Lake Tiberias, went into full operation last June. Israel has tacts with Israel and conducts "na- napthalene embrace."
warned the Arab countries that it would regard implementation of the tionalistic"
propaganda on its own.
Thereupon, writes Evening Mos-
diversion threats as an aggressive act.
The article described a pur- cow, "the brothers of Diskina ap-
ported operation involving two Is- peared very opportunely in Mos-
raelis and four Soviet citizens, one cow: one from Tula, another from
of whom was a staff member of a Leningrad and a third from Chel-
yabinks. They returned home
Soviet research institute.
The Israelis, identified as I. loaded with 'gifts.'
"From the pages of these
pamphlets and information guides
Ruth Sulzberger Golden
protrudes the camouflaged attempt
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NEW YORK — Ruth Sulzberger to enclose it within the bounds of
Golden, granddaughter of the late
New York Times publisher Adolph
S. Ochs, was named publisher of
the Chattanooga Times and presi-
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dent of the Times Printing Co., at
a meeting of the board in New
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At the same time, her husband,
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filed suit for divorce Dec. 18, re-
Pre-Campaign chairmen for the is the highpoint of early campaign signed from .both newspaper posi-
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Mrs. Golden, a vice president of
named this week by Sol Eisenberg year at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
and Irwin Green, general chair- Louis Hamburger, 27881 L _ akehill, the Chattanooga Times since 1960,
Hanley
Dawson
Chevrolet,
Inc.
has been a member of the board
men. Jack O. Lefton, Alfred L. Farmington Twp., Jan. 26.
14501 W. 7 Mile Rd., 1/2 block W. of James Couzens
of directors of the New York Times
Deutsch and Arthur Howard will
Co. since 1961.
head the big gifts group, with Israeli Ship Released
Her husband, president of the
Lewis S. Grossman and Richard
Newspaper Publishers
Sloan as vice-chairmen.
After Sweden Seizure Southern
Association, will continue as a di-
The top leadership will be as-
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The Zim rector of the Chattanooga Times
sisted by pre-Campaign cabinet Israel 'Navigation Co., whose
members Louis C. Blumberg, Jacob freighter Nahariya was embargoed Printing Co.
Mrs. Golden is the daughter of
A. Citrin, Louis Davidson, Edward by Swedish officials at Goetburg,
L Fleischman, Jason L. Flonigman, Sweden, as security for a $1,500,- Arthur Hays Sulzberger, chairman
of
the board of the New York
Barney L. Keywell, Max Stollman, 000 suit against Zim instituted by
Co. and the Times Printing
Louis Tabashnik, Jack J. Wainger, a Norwegian shipping firm, sailed Times
Co. in Chattanooga. Her brother,
James Wineman, Lew Wisper and on Dec. 22.
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, is New
Max J. Zivian.
The Nahariya was seized at the York Times publisher.
Division pre-campaign chairmen in- request of the Norwegian owners
clude Max J. Pincus and Stanley J.
The Chattanooga morning paper
of the tanker Stolt Dagali which
Winkelman. mercantile division; Sid-
ney . Bertin, services; Maxwell Jospey was in a collision with Zirn's lux- has been in Mrs. Golden's family
and Joseph B. S I a t k I n, mechanical
since 1878.
ury liner, the Shalom, last month.
trades; Mandell I.. Berman. Meyer M.
Fishman, Samuel Hechtman, Irving
The Norwegian line has filed suit
Rose and George M. Zeltzer, real estate
and building; George D. Keil, food ser- against Zim for $1,500,000. The 7 Graduate in Course
vice council; Arnold E. Frank. Dr. I.
Israeli firm, in turn is suing the
Jerome Hauser and Dr. Max B. Win-
for Jewish Center
Norwegians for $3,500,000.
slow, professional; and Stanley R.
Akers and Herbert A. Aronsson, arts
To release the Nahariya from Directors in Europe
and crafts.
its impounding in Sweden, Zim
The annual pre-Campaign pace officials said they deposited funds
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
meeting,'which
traditionally
setters
in a Swedish bank to guarantee
GRENOBLE, France — An 18-
payment to the Norwegians if the month training course in Israel
latter win their suit.
YOU TURN THE
and France for directors of Jewish
Zim directors at Haifa also re- community and youth centers in
vealed they have made arrange- Europe ended Tuesday with cere-
ments with insurance companies monies honoring the seven gradu-
covering the families of the 19 ates of the course.
Norwegian sailors lost in the col-
The ceremonies were conducted
lision, as well as the injured sur- . by the Commission on Jewish Cen-
vivors of the Stolt Dagali crew,. 't,ers and Vocation Camps of the
to have compensation made avail- - Standing Conference on European
able immediately.
*Jewish Community Services, which
sponsored the course. The seven
graduates will take up posts as di-
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LONDON — Arab member states of the board for exploitation
of the Jordan River have started work to divert hte river and its
tributaries in an effort to counter Israel's tap of the river for its
Negev irrigation project, it was reported here .Tuesday from Damascus.
Subhi Kahale, executive director of the board, announced the
beginning of the diversion efforts and said they would last for two
years. He said the board had many plans for the diversion, of which
some were under study and others underway.

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