Tourist's Death Draws Condemnation

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'If such a review had been made
/12 response to my previous re-
quests Jordan's conduct duri ng
fast several months would have
Caused suspension of all contracts

,

and

might have inhibited the kind
firing that has now cost the life
Of an innocent American girl."
She was killed and her compan-
lo-aa wounded Tuesday i n
a
burst of Arab shell fire that struck
Khalia Beach on the north shore of
the Dead Sea where the two were
preparing to go for a swim. A 39-
year-old Arab taxi driver also was
killed, and five other persons were
Wounded in the attack.

of

Radassah Hospital in Jerusalem
identified the dead woman and
said that Eileen Bonnet. 27, of Lo-
di, Cali f., suffered shrapnel
Wounds in the arm. None of the
Wounded were on the critical list.

Russian-made 122 millimeter mor-
tar shells hit a parking lot near the
beach and shrapnel riddled the
cabana where the two girls were
Changing for their swim. Two taxis
were set on fire. The beach is 13
miles from Jerusalem and three
miles south of the Abdullah Bridge
spanning the Jordan River.
There were conflicting reports
about the origin of the shell fire.
One source said the victims were
caught in a mortar and artillery
duel between Israeli and Jordanian
forces. A Jordanian military spokes -
man in Amman said there had
been a 90-minute exchange of fire
near Al Maghtass, four miles north
of the Dead Sea, Tuesday. Ottwr
reports attributed the shelling to
Iraqi units stationed in Jordan.
They said the shell fragments were
from mortar shells used by the
Iraqi army but not by Jordanian

forces.
Miss Anderson and Miss Bon-
net were visiting Israel on their
way home from Kinshasa in the
Congo where they had taught
at the American Community
School for the past two years.
The school is run by the Chris-
tian services program of the
Mennonite Brotherhood.
The girls had gone to the
beach with 23 other tourists. The
beach is reached by a winding
and steep road which made it
almost impossible to escape

ists, although in several cases,
tourists had to rush for shelter.
Amman Radio blamed Israel for
the fatality, claiming Israel delib-
erately endangered the lives of
foreign visitors for propaganda ad-
vantages. Kallia, where the 122-
millimeter shells fell, is popular
for its health spa and fresh water
springs. but it is less than a mile
from the cease-fire line and has
come under sporadic rocket and-
artillery fire.
Fatah Leaders Tell Cairo Paper
They've Changed Tactics
LONDON (JTA) — The comman-
der of the El Fatah guerrilla or-
ganization says his group has
changed its tactics from hit-and-run
raids to direct though limited con-
frontations with the Israel army.
According to the Cairo newspaper
Al Akhbar, which published an in-
terview with Yassir Arafat, the
commando leader who cited a re-
cent battle with Israeli troops in
the Samarian hills north of Jeru-
salem as an example of the new
tactics.
According to Israeli spokes-

men, a band of eight Arabs was
wiped out in a four-hour battle
last week in which three Israeli
soldiers lost their lives. The
guerillas • were concealed in
caves and Israeli forces used ar-
tillery to blast them out. The
Al Akhbar interview gave no
reason for the change in tactics.

Israeli soldiers, who escaped a
hand grenade that missed their ve-
hicle in Gaza's busy Medina
Square Monday, rushed to the aid
of local Arabs who were wounded
when the missile exploded in a
crowded coffee house. One Arab
was killed, and two were reported
injured.
Israel's strongest assault on Jor-
dan this year occurred Wednesday
when Israeli jet fighters attacked
Iraqi and Jordanian artillery units
for five straight hours.
Arab gun batteries were attacked
by jet planes which had crossed the
Jordan River cease-fire line to a 30-

GOP Nat'l Committee
Names 'Consultant
on Jewish Affairs'

WASHINGTON (JTA) — Rep.
Rogers C. B. Morton, chairman of
the Republician National Commit-
man said that the artillery fire ' tee, named Warren Adler, of
Which was aimed at the beach Washington, D.C., to a newly cre-
came at the end of a barrage ated position as the committee's
"special consultant on Jewish af-
that had first been directed
against Israeli military positions fairs."
about five miles north. The I In April. the White House said
beach is a stopover point for that Max M. Fisher of Detroit
tourists.
would serve as an informal adviser I
and
U.S. Govt. Warns Tourists
. liaison - link between President
to Shun Cease-Fire Lines
Nixon and U.S. Jewry.
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
Rep. Morton, Maryland Republi-
U.S. government has been warning can. disclosed in making the ap-
American tourists to stay away pointment that the GOP was
from all Israel-Arab cease-fire launching a major effort to extend
tines, State Department officials the party's interest in Jewish con-
said Wednesday.
cerns. He said that "this is another
The warning has been issued on step in increasing the Republican
Informal basis by American em- Party's involvement in the Ameri-
bassies and consulates for several man mainstream through under-
months since the frontier situation stading of the specialized problems
worsened.
of America's minority groups.

While the shelling was in pro-
gress. An Israeli military spokes-

U.S. officials said the death
Adler, 41, has a long record of
Tuesday of Shirley Louis Ander-
involvement in Jewish causes.
son, of Rochester, N.Y., illus. I He served as national public re-
trated the gravity of the situa-
lations director of the Jewish
tion near the cease-fire lines.
War Veterans and worked with
A statement by Israeli Minister other Jewish groups. During the
of Tourism Moshe Kol, issued in 1968 Presidential campaign, Ad-
Israel Wednesday, warned visitors ler toured the country seeking
to avoid cease-fire lines. State De- Jewish support for the Nixon-Ag-
partment sources said the U.S.. new ticket.
government found' that such a
warning was a sound doctrine that t The new special consultant is a
Americans should heed, Kol stated native of New York City and a
that "I suggest that tourists do not graduate of New York University.

Visit border areas in particular, but

Instead tour other areas." He
made it clear that compliance
would be left to the individual.
An Israeli Tourism Ministry
Spokesman said Tuesday night, af-
ter the incident, that he hoped the
killing of the young American
tourist "will not have an adverse
affect" on tourism. Chaim Klein,
ministry spokesman, said it was
the first case of an attack on tour-;

He is president of a leading Wash-
ington public relations firm, owner
of a chain of radio stations and has
edited various newspapers.
Rep. Morton said that "in his
new role, Mr. Adler will seek a
strong Republican base in the
American Jewish community,
building on the results of the Nix-
on victory which showed a signifi-
mant Jewish interest in the nation-
al GOP." . -

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 20, 1969-7

Glueck Says Jews Join Hippies Out of Idealism

I mile front north of the Dead Sea.
LOS ANGELES (JTA) — Dr. 40 per cent of the Peace Corps is
Israeli sources said that no Arab Nelson Glueck, president of the Jewish and that the Corps' Jewish
air power was encountered and no Hebrew Union College of Cincin- members were "motivated by this
planes were hit. Jordanian sources
reported heavy anti-aircraft fire, nati, says that many young Jew- desire to help mankind." This
but Israeli witnesses said they saw ish people are in the hippie move- I same idealism, he said, was re-
ment "because they are driven by sponsible for the increased enroll-
none.
Two Israeli jets armed with roc- questions they cannot answer ; ment in the rabbinical studies at
kets and machine guns Wednesday about the state of the world."
the seminary. "There is no feel-
attacked an Arab guerrilla unit in
Dr. Glueck, here for California ing among the faculties," he said.
the Jordan Valley, silencing the Hebrew Union College's corn- "that our students have come to
position which had opened fire on mencement, noted that some 30 to escape the draft."
an infantry patrol, an Israeli mili-
tary spokesman said. The patrol
was attacked near Tirat Tzvi in
the Beisan Valley, a mile west of
the Jordan River.

A halftrack coming to the aid
of the patrol was attacked by
bazooka shells. The Israelis re-
turned heavy fire, pinning down
the attackers until planes ar-
rived. There were no Israeli cas-
ulties reported.

An Israeli soldier was killed and
three others wounded Tuesday in
an Egyptian mortar and artillery
attack along the Suez Canal. Egyp-
tians opened fire along the central
and southern sections of the canal
and once in the northern section. a
spokesman said. Another Israeli
died Wednesday of wounds suffered
in a similar incident June 16.

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