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M. E. Situation: Vital Aspects in Newsweek

THE

Newsweek's current Periscope French-built warplanes—including
immediately after the fighting
makes the following comments:
some 150 Mirage and Mystere ended and repatriated to Odessa
"Israel's Air Power: Help from fighter-bombers—despite President along with a number of Soviet
France: Israeli Air Force officers de Gaulle's embargo on arms sales diplomats. First, however, the Rus-
say they are receiving sufficient to Israel. The Israelis confidently sian s o Id i e r s reportedly were
spare parts for their estimated 225 feel they can maintain air suprem- photographed and interrogated by
acy over the Soviet-supplied Arab their Israeli captors—for as long
air forces. Note: to date the Soviets as 48 straight hours. The reveal-
Hebrew Corner
(along with the Algerians) have ing pictures and tapes of these
sent more than 100 MIG's to Egypt conversations constitute a trump
to replace the 336 planes lost in card against the Soviet Union that
20 years ago an Israeli girl jumped the recent war."
the Israelis could play at any
from a British plane flying over Slo-
• *
time."
vakia. The parachute opened slowly
and the young girl reached the ground
"UN
Diplomats—Their
Rise
and
safely.
The same issue of Newsweek de-
It was during the Second World War. Fall: Soviet Ambassador Anatoly
Slovakia as most European countries Dobrynin has taken over most of scribes the new tourist rush to
was occupied by the Nazis and they
the
diplomatic
chores
formerly
per-
Israel
as "Packing in the Pilgrims"
were busy expelling the Jews to the
death camps.
formed by Nikolai Fedorenko, chief and includes these interesting facts
The young girl whose name was Soviet delegate to the UN. Probable and comments:
Haviva Rajk came from Slovakia in
With the lifting of the State Depart-
order to organize there an underground reason: Fedorenko's frequent rude-
(an illegal secret organization) and res- ness in the UN has alienated even ment's ban on travel to Israel, Jewish
and Christian pilgrims were streaming
cue Jews.
staunch
supporters
of
Russia
pro-
to the Holy Land last week in such
Haviva was born in the city of Slo-
vakia. Her family had not maintained
Arab position. Soviet diplomats numbers that one airline official was
burbling about "another Exodus." El
its connection with the Jewish people.
openly hint that Fedorenko will Al Airlines reported that traffic to Is-
But Haviva was a member of Hechalutz.
Every day she would ride her bicycle soon be permanently replaced. rael was running 40 per cent heavier
than during the same period last year;
and visit Jews in the city. She asked French ambassador to the
UN Manhattan travel and cruise lines, in
them for money for the Keren Hakaye-
Roger Seydoux may also be on the turn, were noting as much as a 50
met.
cent rise in Israel business. The
After that she emigrated to Israel way out because President de per
exodus, which normally trickles off by
and joined Kibutz Meanit. She always
Gaulle considers him soft on the late July, is expected to continue at
sought the hard work: to chop wood
the rate of 30,000 tourists a month
in the forest, to blow up stones in the
Israelis. Note: Arthur Goldberg's through the High Holy Days in October
quarry, to go on the night watch. When
and into the winter.
she heard that parachutists were to be stock, on the other hand, reported-
Certainly, the prime lure is the open-
sent to enemy territory she asked to ly has risen sharply with President
ing up of Jerusalem's Old City and the
go there.
accessibility
of such west-bank shrines
Lyndon
Johnson.
The
White
House
She knew that there was hardly
as
the Wailing Wall, Rachel's Tomb
any hope of returning safely from the has even given Goldberg unusual
the churches of the Nativity and
commando activities in Slovakia but she authority to conduct some sensitive and
the Holy Sepulcher. The excitement of
believed that she had to go and she
the Old City pilgrims was best sum-
negotiations with the Soviets at med
went. And indeed she did not return.
up by a 19-year-old Brooklyn
The Nazis murdered her.
the United Nations. Normally, the schoolteacher, one of 545 Israel-bound
(Published by Brit Ivrit Olamit)
who departed from New York's
State Department would take part tourists
Kennedy Airport in a single evening
in such talks."
last week. "I've only seen the Old
City from the neighboring mountains,"
* s •
she bubbled. "Now I'm going to see
all of Israel — from Metulla to the
"Bidault's Long Journey Home: Negev,
from Haifa to the Jordan. I still I
Former Premier Georges Bidault can hart), believe it."
Even veteran tourists to Israel will be
may return to France where he
surprised by the scarcity of scars on the
faces arrest on charges of plotting city's
face. Most of the Old City's
against the state. Bidault has been shrines have survived the shellings in-
the tourist buses that served as
living in Brazil since the charge tact;
troop transports have been wiped of
was brought in 1963. He'll soon their dirt camouflage; the hotels, which
as military command posts, are
move to Belgium. Friends of Bid- served
being renovated by most of their pre-
ault then hope to persuade him vious staff members, including Arabs
took brief leaves of absence during
7
OriV to return to France where they who
the fighting.
The war, in fact, has Improved the
think public sympathy for the one-
country's tourist facilities. The avail-
time hero of the French under- ability
of the 56 Arab-owned hotels on
•round will keep him from being Jordan's west bank has added nearly
5,000 beds of Jerusalem's 1.500-bed
brought to trial."
capacity. In addition, the invasion of

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DETROIT

JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July

28, 1967-13

New Delhi Justifies Anti-Israel Stand

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

replying to critics of the govern-
ments policy, charged that Israel
had been guilty of "deliberate and
cold-blooded" killing of India n
soldiers who were serving with the
United Nations Emergency Force
at the time the June war broke
out between Israel and Egypt.

NEW DELHI (JTA) — The In-
dian government We dnes day
justified a g a i n its anti-Israeli
stand, an attitude that had been
criticized in parliament here.
Defense Minister Swaram Singh,

Singh told parliament that UN
Secretary-General U T ha n t has
lodged protests with Israel against
those actions, and has demanded
that Israel pay compensation for
the death of Indian soldiers in the
UNEF.

Bonds Narrow- Trade Deficit
In the first quarter of 1967, Is-
rael's trade deficit had been nar-
rowed by $30,000,000. This resulted
in large part from the utilization
of Israel Bond investments, en-
abling the government to retool
the economy in terms of production
for export. The Mideast war inter-
rupted the improvement in Israel's
balance of payments, but this has
now once again become a major
area of national concentration.

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"What Happened to Israel's Rus-
sian Prisoners: Where are the So-

viet military advisers Israel re-
portedly captured when Syrian posi-
tions were overrun in the final two
days of the recent war? Tel Aviv
won't say. But United Nations
diplomats disclose that the Rus-
sians were put on a Soviet ship

tourists has prompted the Club Medi-
terranee. an international vacation or-
ganlzation. to establish a new chapter
at the lavish Caesarea lintel on Israel's i
Mediterranean coast. Last
weekend,1
every room was booked, and 240 guests
were enjoying the private villas and
pristine beaches of the 17-acre site
(weekly rate: 5154 per person).
Even the Old City is getting a new
countenance. The tourist ministry is
planning to construct highways, park-
ng lots, service facilities and land-

scaped

as the wailing

around su
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‘f' r O ne ' Ellbtna: c1=
wall.

of Israel's crack, licensed guides have
never been through the Mandelbauni
Gate -- but by last week the ministry
had sent 1.200 of them through a four-
day cram course on the Old City's
holy sites.
"The only thing we warn tourists not
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Address- to expect." quips one guide. "is the
of Moshe Dayan on every corner:'
ing a memorial service for the late sight
Well, not on every corner.
N
York
investment je=
Moshe Sharett, former prime min- s tern, a Ne sv
elm', is still telling friends about re-1
ister and foreign minister of Is-
ently sitting at a table next to Dayan
t
the
King
David
Hotel
in Jerusalem. I
rael, A. L. Pincus, chairman of
•
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balcony up above," re- 1
the Jewish Agency executive, said c ails
Stern. "Danny Kaye suddenly'
ailed
down
to
Dayan
and
waved.
Sunday night that Israel should c
How many times do you think I
heed Sharett's advice to appeal to! gtne!
would be able to visit Washington. ,
youth and "concentrate first and D X., and see a comedian shouting and
axing at McNamara?"

'Israel Must Concentrate
on Attracting the Young'

foremost on the younger genera-
tion."
Pincus said that "hundreds of
thousands of the young generation
saw the Arab-Israel war as their
war as well as Israel's." lie warned
however, that "in many cases, this
enthusiasm, if we do not know how
to properly utilize it. may quickly
! evaporate."

Israelis Satisfied
With. Leaders

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Israelis
polled by the Institute of Pub-
lic Opinion of Israel on behalf
of Haaretz, Tel Aviv daily news-
paper, have endorsed Prime
Minister Levi Eshkol, Foreign
Minister Abba Eban and De-
fense Minister Moshe Dayan as
incumbents for their present
cabinet posts, according to the
results of the survey published
by Haaretz Sunday.
Among the 1,500 respondents,
47 per cent voted for Eshkol
for premier, against 19 per cent
for Gen. Dayan. Eban was en-
dorsed by 82 per cent, and Gen.
Dayan was endorsed as defense
minister by 81 per cent. Former
Prime Minister David Ben-
Gurion received 19 per cent of
the votes for the position of
prime minister.

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