Sigmund Freud's book "Moses tian. The controversial book, which
and Monotheism" contains data discusses the nature of religion,
based on psychoanalytic concepts, appeared the year that Freud
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
Hirst, that Egypt would open the self-firing timing mechanism con- to prove that Moses was an Egyp- died.
to The Jewish News)
Suez Canal to Israel shipping in cealed in a wood near the town.
TEL AVIV — Defense Minister exchange for a settlement of the
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
They summoned police and 12—Friday, May 31, 1968
Moshe Dayan warned in a radio refugee problem).
dismantled
who
Army
engineers
interview here Monday night that
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the continued support by the Arab
states of terrorist incursions earlier reaffirmed Israel's accept- fore it was set to fire the shells. 11
II
against Israel "is a matter of very ance of the Security Council's Nov. The youngsters also found El
Fatah
pamphlets
in
Arabic
and
serious political consequence to 22, 1967 resolution on the Middle
II
us, and we cannot let them get East. A ministry spokesman said Hebrew nearby. The five saved
away with it." Gen. Dayan's re- that the May 1 statement on the their township from damage and
satisfac-
marks were broadcast over the resolution by Ambagador Yosef nossible casualties. Their premature
armed forces radio and published Tekoah, chief of the Israel dele- tion was increased by a Fatah that
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announcement by El
a
in the army weekly magazine gation to the Uriited Nations, rep- they
$65 to $125 Values
had shelled Beisan and dam- a
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"Bamahaneh" on the first anni- resented the "exact and authorized aged several buildings.
position of the Israel government."
versary of the Six-Day War.
Tekoah's statement was that "Is-
Gun duels and a mining incident
Gen. Dayan said it was an in- rael accepts the Security Council in which two Israeli soldiers were
tolerable situation that states resolution of Nov. 22 for the pro- slightly injured shattered the calm i
which signed a cease-fire agree- motion of agreement of th eestab- in the Beisan and Jordan Valley
ment with Israel should at the lishment of a just and lasting regions Sunday night and Monday
II
same time conduct hostile activi- peace and is willing to seek agree- morning. A military snokesman re- 0
ties against Israel either directly ment through direct negotiations ported that one El Fatah man was II
from their own territory, as Jor- with each Arab state on all mat- wounded and captured in a clash 111
dan is doing, or indirectly as Syria ters included in the resolution." with an Israeli border patrol near
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and Egypt do, "If Jordan and
Ashdod Yaacov. The rest of the
Egypt want war, they are welcome Gaza Tense, but Quiet
a
sang escaped under heavy cover-
to it it, but then there can be no as Schools Reopen After
ing fire from Jordanian artillery
cease fire," he said.
Several Days of Unrest
on the east hank of the river. Is- 11
He added that if a new war
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Gaza was. raeli units returned the fire and
broke out, he didn't have the tense but relatively calm Monday no casualties were reported. A
slightest doubt that "we shall not as schools reopened after a week- eache of El Fatah weapons was
only defeat them but we shall end of disorder. An organized found nearby.
. . . mark of success!
smite them hip and thigh together street gang believed responsible
Jordanian guns o n e n e d un
or separately, every single coun- for the unrest of the previous few again
Monday morning in the
a
try that wages a war of terror days engaged in some desultory
Gesher
region near the conflu-
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stoning but was unable to incite ence of the Jordan and Yarmuk
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Gen. Dayan conceded that his ylningsters to a renetition of the rivers and drew Israeli return U
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post-June 1967 assessment of Arab general disorder that shook the fire. Artillery duels erupted
U
willingness to come to terms with town over the weekend.
snoradically during the night,
Israel was in error. They have
The gang, known as "Shabab,"
one exchange lasting for an U
shown no such readiness, he said. was dispersed by police. Ten local hour, the military spokesman U
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However, he was cautiously hope- youngsters were brought to court said, The Israeli soldiers were
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ful that the Soviet attitude toward on charges of inciting to riot or- injured when their command car
a
Israel might someday become less ganizing illegal demo nstrations hit a road mine in the Jordan U
hostile, if not friendly, at least and .stoning. Military and civilian Valley.
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neutral. He said Soviet hostility authorities meanwhile were in-
Egyptian positions on the West U
may not be an organic part of its vestigating Sunday's shooting in-
Bank
of the Suez Canal initiated U
policy and should change.
cident on the main Gaza Strip road
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Earlier, Dayan said in a radio north of town in which five Arab the exchange of fire with Israelis
interview that Israel could, if high school girls were injured, on the east bank May 21 accord-
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ing to an official report from Lt.
den of waging a new war with
The
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occurred
when
an
a
Gen.
Odd
Bull,
chief
of
UN
cease-
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the Arabs while combatting ter-
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Priced
rorist activities and administer- Israeli civilian driver panicked fire observers.
ing the occupied territories for and shot his revolver into a crowd
Gen. Bull said the Egyptians U
years to come. But he warned, of several hundred high school started the shooting after threat-
girls
who
had
set
un
a
road
block
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raelis would have to sacrifice and were stoning his stalled vehi- soldier was swimming in the canal. ig
Others at $69.50
their expanding economy and be cle. The driver fired his revolver Israel returned the Egyptian fire
a wide circle and aimed at the
satisfied with less in order to in
ground. But five girls were hit in but later the Egyptians and Is-
meet the demands upon man- the legs or lower bodies and had raelis agreed to stap shooting. Gen
power and national resources
to be hospitalized. Several other Bull reported that the UN ob-
necessary for survival.
fine clothes for over 30 years
a
girls who particinated in the ston- servers said that at least 10 ex-
Gen. Dayan said the Arabs are ing were arrested and brought to plosions were observed near the ii
15200 W. SEVEN MILE ROAD
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3 BLOCKS EAST OF GREENFIELD
preparing to renew their war on court.
UN observation post on the East
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The Gaza trouble began the pre- Bank of the canal.
they were assured of Soviet back-
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WE HONOR MICHIGAN BANKARD and SECURITY
ing. He said that a new war, if vious Thursday with a march by
a
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Arab
women
to
protest
a
curfew
it came, would not break out in
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on
the
town's
eastern
suburb
and
a matter of months.
the arrest of a number of resi-
(Warnings of a new and blood- dents for questioning in a mining
ier Middle Eastern war were re- incident that killed one Israeli and
ported by the Guardian of London injured five. The women dispersed
May 25 in a dispatch from its Bei- peacefully a n d the curfew was
rut correspondent, David Hirst. later lifted.
He also reported that any settle-
B-ut the tension engendered by
ment with Israel could bring Pres-
ident Nasser of Egypt and King the incident sparked a series of
Hussein of Jordan in collision with demonstrations and stonings, main-
the Arab terrorists whose growing ly by school-age youngsters.
At one point Saturday, two Army
psychological impact on the Arab
masses, he said, is more important halftracks were called in and sol-
than their military impact on Is- diers fired several volleys into the
gall arid
air before a mob dispersed in front
rael.
of
the
military
government
head-
Hirst wrote that Muhammed H.
Heykal, editor of the semi-official quarters. Traffic was disrupted on
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gestures by Egypt. Egyptian For- without incident when an Israeli
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Many
Each Child
eign Minister Mahmoud Riad was
quoted last week as having said parents escorted their daughters
that Egypt does not necessarily re- to school to protect them and to
gard an Israeli withdrawal from make sure that they went to
the occupied territories as a pre- clases and not to a stone-throw-
condition for reciprocal conces- ing spree.
Five Israeli children aged 10 to
sions and would be prepared to
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discuss a timetable proposed by 12 foiled an El Fatah attempt Sun-
United Nations peace envoy Gun- day to shell the new immigrant
nar V. Jarring for the application township of Beisan. The young-
of the Security Council's Nov. 22, sters, who were off on an expedi-
1967 resolution on the Middle East. tion to find pigeon nests, came
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