Shazar Extends Chilean Visit: Avoids Ardentina's Gov't Woes SANTIAGO, Chile (JTA) ments from thousands of people in An official communique pledgin g the streets, from all of the coun- the governments of Israel an d try's highest officials, from Catho- Chile to work together for worl d lic leaders and intellectuals, and peace and urging settlement o f from the press, radio and tele- conflicts between nations throng h vision networks. Even the Com- peaceful negotiations complete d munist organ here, Siglo, featured the formal phase of Israeli Presi Shazar's visit on its front page— dent Zalman Shazar's state visi t alongside the revolution in Ar- to Chile Monday. gentina. The Israel president continue In isolated instances, there were his tour of Chile with a visit t 0 some outbursts by persons who the seashore resort city . of Val are either anti-Israel, or anti-Se- paraiso where it was disclos ed tha t mitic, or anti-democracy—or all he had canceled his schedule d of these tendencies. One television visit to Argentina because of poli broadcast has shown a drunken tic al conditions there stemmin g man in the village of Melipilla, from the military coup which top near this city, ripping down an pled- President Arturo Illia's re Israeli flag. The man was ar- gime. Shazar will go to Brazi 1 rested. next in his Latin American tour. A rado station reported that The communique signed by Shaz ar and President Eduardo Frei de three unidentified men had smash- Glared that the two countries wer e ed windows in the Jewish Bank of united in increasing friendship, a Chile near Santiago. But there friendship based on their match have been no fears of genuine at- ing goals of creating social prog tack against the Israeli president ress and economic developmen t and his party. without sacrificing personal lib erty. 2 Israeli Performers The two presidents agreed to in- Draw Sell-Out Crowd crease Israeli-Chilean cooperation (Direct JTA Teletype Wire and listed a number of specific to The Jewish News) areas of action. JERUSALEM — The 1,400 spec- They declared they were con- tators, mostly Jews, present at the vinced that their cooperation Astrada heater in Moscow Monday could be fruitful in the interna- night for the performance by two tional field and contribute to the Israeli artists, joined in singing stabilization of peaceful deve- Hebrew songs in an atmosphere lopment in the community of of enthusiasm, it was reported here nations. They urged efforts to Wednesday from the Soviet capi- strengthen the authority of the tal. United Nations by strengthening The audience members, most of respect for the territorial in- violability and sovereignty of all them young people, applauded wild- ly after each Hebrew song sung countries. They also agreed on the urgent by Geula Gill, and frequently burst need for regional - and universal into song in accompaniment. The disarmament and control of con- reports said the audience members ventional and atomic weapons. knew the words of such melodies Both countries, they declared, con- as "Havenu Sholom Aleichem" and sider the elimination of all racial "David Melech Israel Hai Veka- and religious discrimination es- yom." Miss Gill also sang Yiddish sential to assure full equality for songs, which brought tears to the all men and called for an increase eyes of many of the listeners. The in the "process of de-coloniza- hall was sold out, and hundreds tion" to assure free expression who were unable to buy tickets jammed the adjoining streets to and respect for human rights. Shaiar invited President Frei to hear the performance through the visit Israel and Frei accepted, say- open windows of the theater. The ing he would fix a date for the other artist is Jacob Abkin, a visit later. The ISraeli president mimic. made a series of visits to Jewish institutions in Santiago before pro- ceeding to Valparaiso and its near- by resort area, Vina Delmar. At a Santiago public school named "Israel Republic," he was wel- comed by cheering students with signs in Hebrew and Spanish. - He JERUSALEM (JTA)—Although then visited the Jewish Old Peo- a "small number of policemen" ples Home. acted with undue violence in the The visit of Israel's President clashes May 5 between the police here continues to evoke the most and students at the Hebrew Uni- enthusiastic and laudatory corn- versity during the visit of former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, the special inquiry corn- mission appointed by the Cabinet to investigate the incident found that in general, the police behaved "according to circumstances." Cabinet Probers Justify Police Act at Hebrew U. SALE ! ! HAND TAILORED TROPICAL WORSTEDS $ 5950 $695° SPORT COATS $3 950 $4950 SLACKS 9 4" $ 17" $ 19 50 BARRY THOMAS Fine Clothes for Over 30 Years 15200 W. SEVEN MILE 3 Blocks East of Greenfield Corner Sussex OPEN DAILY 9 to 6 \ Mon. and Thurs., 9 to 9 Asserting that members of both sides were at fault in the student demonstrations that gave rise to charges of police brutality, the commission's report noted that the students shouted abuse at the police and that the police used their batons too freely in putting down the demonstration. The commission placed part of the blame for the violence on the fact that the students were not told of the special orders to police to prevent demonstrations within sight of the former chan- cellor. The students were also not told that the university administration had agreed to the presence of policemen on the campus during Adenauer's visit there. The special orders to the police, which originated at the foreign ministry, were aimed at preventing insults as well as bodily harm to the visitor. The fact that the or- ders were kept secret, the commis- sion reported, confused the stu- dents who believed that quiet demonstrations were permitted on the campus as they had been in 1 previous visits by other dignitaries. I Council for Judaism Denies Its Executive Head Visited King Faisal NEW YORK (JTA)—The Ameri- can Council for Judaism has de- nied a report in the New York press that Elmer Berger, its exe- cutive vice president, had visited King Faisal of 'Saudi Arabia and expressed regret over the cancela- tion by Mayor John V. Lindsay and Governor Rockefeller of ar- rangements with the king for his remarks in Washington that Jews supporting Israel were his "ene- mies." went issued by Richard Korn, ACJ president, said. anti-Semitic publication, Common Sense." 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