Israel Repulses Arab Guerrillas in Border Clashes
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Egyptian
artillery resumed shelling Israeli
positions across the Suez Canal
shortly after noon Tuesday. Their
fire was concentrated in the Port
Tewfik area and later spread to
the Bitter Lakes section and Kan-
tara near the canal's northern end.
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the Israel-Jordan border where canal's southern entrance, to the
two Israeli air force jets went Bitter Lakes region.
into- action to destroy mortar
El Fatah, the principle terror-
positions that were shelling Is-
ist group operating in Jordan, is
raeli settlements in the Beisan
staging fake raids on "Israeli
Valley.
territory" for the benefit of for-
A military spokesman said the eign journalists, it was learned
from West Bank residents re-
shelling was the work of Jordan-
Israeli guns returned the fire, a ian
cently returned from Jordan.
regulars who added 81-mm.
military spokesman said.
According to the reports, El
Israeli and Jordanian forces
fought two artillery duels around
Ashdod Yaacov and Neve Urr in
the Beisan Valley Tuesday. Israeli
gunners scored direct hits on a
Jordanian munitions truck and a
recoiless gun position. Both of
which were seen to explode. The
shooting began when Jordanians
fired at an Israeli patrol near Ash-
dot Yaacov and at a tractor work-
ing the fields of Neve Urr. One
Israeli border patrolman suffered
Slight injuries.
Saboteurs from Lebanon blew up
S small bridge near Tye Yiftah
Settlement in Upper Galilee, about
two miles from the Lebanese bor-
der. The act of sabotage was the
fourth in the area in recent days
mortar fire to the bazooka and
small arms fire aimed by guer-
rillas at Ashdod Yaacov, Neve Urr
and Bet Yosef. The jets silenced
the mortar positions. Heavy smoke
, was seen rising from the site by
Israeli farmers after the attack.
No casualties were reported on the
Israeli side, but an Israeli soldier
was reportedly slightly wounded
in a clash with guerrillas two
miles north of the Dead Sea.
Fighting erupted along the Suez
Canal for the 10th consecutive day.
Artillery, tanks and other weapons
dueled from Port Suez, near the
Crime Witnesses
Are Denied Entry
Permits by USSR
attributed to infiltrators from Le-
banon. Israeli officials said the in-
creased activity indicated that the
Lebanese authorities have relaxed
BONN (JTA) — The Soviet gov-
surveillance of their own borders
and are permitting saboteurs a ernment has withdrawn entry per-
,
mits
it had previously granted
freer hand.
members of a West German jury
Israel's casualties in Monday's from
Essen who were to visit Rus-
artillery battle along the Suez
Canal mounted to two killed and
two wounded. A military spokes-
man announced Tuesday that Pri-
vate Israel Blai, of Kibutz Hacho-
shrim. died of wounds. The other
fatality, announced Monday, was
Lt. Omri Tachower, of Kibutz
Gvaram.
Military sources disclosed that
six Egyptian MIG and four Israeli
Jets were involved in Monday's
aerial dogfight over the Suez
sia to bear eye-witness testimony
in the case of three former SS
(Elite Corps) officers charged with
shooting more than 100 concentra-
tion camp inmates near Mauthau-
sen during World War II. The
jury has already heard evidence
in Warsaw and in the United
States where one of the witnesses
was the German rocket expert,
Dr. Werner von Braun. They were
scheduled to go to Russia on May !
5.
Soviet authorities have provided
the West German ministry of jus-
tice with microfilmed documents
relating to Nazi war crimes, but
their refusal to admit the Essen
jury indicated to some observers
here that Moscow was not ready
to fully help prosecute Nazi crim-
inals.
Canal in which one of the Soviet-
built MIGs was shot down. Its
pilot was seen bailing out as the
plane crashed on Egyptian terri-
tory. Israeli gunners were reportd
ed Monday to have scored direct
hits on Egyptian artillery positions
and vehicles bunkers and to have
inflicted significant casualties.
The downed MIG was the fourth
Egyptian combat plane shot down
by Israeli fighters over the Suez Israel MD Claims N.Y.
Canal this year. Cairo radio claim-
ed that one Israeli Mirage jet was Financing in Hospital
shot down and another hit in the `Propaganda Campaign'
clash. Egypt also claimed that in
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The direc-
the last six days of fighting along
the waterway, Israel suffered 200 tor of Shaare Tzedek hospital
dead or wounded, lost a dozen whose home was vandalized by 79
tanks, an ammunition truck con- religious zealots last week charged
at a press conference Monday that
voy and scores of halftracks.
Fighting continued Wednesday a propaganda campaign against
across the Suez Canal and along him by ultra-Orthodox sects was
being financed by a resident of
New York.
The zealots smashed furniture
in the home of Dr. David Maier
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Dr. Maier said today that Ortho-
dox patients were continuing to
use the hospital contrary to the
sect's claim that it was being boy-
cotted. He noted that the daughter-
in-law of Rabbi Joseph Sheinber-
ger, leader of the "Eidat Haredit"
had just registered for the hospi-
tal's maternity ward.
Dr. Maier, a pathologist origin-
ally from New York and himself
Orthodox, has followed the policy
set by his predecessor at the hos-
pital which is to let the officiating
rabbi rule when a post mortem is
permissible according to Jewish
religious law. The extr e mist
groups do not recognize the hospi-
tal's rabbi whom they allege is not
sufficiently Orthodox. Dr. Maier
charged that the sect was using
"Hitlerian techniques" in its cam-
paign against him. _
Fatah is trying to maintain its re-
putation as an effective guerrilla
force by inviting journalists to
accompany commando units on
ostensible sorties against Israel.
The journalists are taken by truck
during the night to the banks of
the Zarka River, a small tributary
of the Jordan which the guerrillas
pass off as the genuine Jordan
River.
While the correspondent waits,
the guerrillas ford the stream with
rubber tubes. They return shortly
and report that they have planted
explosives under an "Israeli power
station." The journalist is suppos-
ed to be convinced of their story
by an explosion which follows a
few minutes later.
The returned travellers said that
El Fatah also stages fake gun-
battles across the spurious Jordan
with their own men firing over
each other's heads from opposite
banks for the benefit of the news
media.
Meanwhile, from London, Bagh-
dad radio announced that four
Iraquis were executed before dawn
for allegedly spying for the United
States. It said the four were all
Moslems and did not specify the
manner of their execution in the
Baghdad Central Prison. Presum-
ably they were hanged.
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