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August 22, 1969 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1969-08-22

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Poisoned Whiskey Leads to Arrest of Saboteurs

JERUSALEM (JTA)—A bottle of
poisoned whiskey led to the arrest
of a gang of 30 saboteurs in the
Ramallah and Jerusalem regions,

Israeli security sources disclosed.
The gang includes members of
El Fatah and the Popular Front
for the Liberation of Palestine.
Their apprehension yielded three
caches of machineguns, hand
grenades and high explosives. The
saboteurs are suspected of mur-

dering Taisir Luzia, a prominent

Jerusalem Arab who was poisoned.
They are also accused of throwing

grenades at the Herod Gate in old
Jerusalem and planting explosives

in the license bureau and the

branch office of the Israel Discount
Bank in Ramallah.
According to security sources,
the round-up of the gang came
about accidentally when an official
of the West Bank military govern-
ment was the luncheon guest of a
local Arab dignitary. The guest
Was offered whiskey from an ap-
parently unused bottle but the
aroma and color did not seem right
to him and he declined the drink
In favor of a brandy. Later the
official went through the files of

LOT G
Northland

the Luzia case and noted that the
Arab had died after drinking whis-
key from a bottle that had been

sent to him as a gift. The senders
were traced and ultimately con-
fessed the poison plot and impli-
cated other members of the gang.
Security forces said more arrests
are expected.

Security forces disclosed that
97 Arabs, including nine women,
have been detained as a result
of the exposure of underground
terrorist cells in the Jerusalem
area. According to the officials,
the Arabs in custody have read-
ily supplied police with the names

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Friday, August 22, 1969-3

College of Medicine Joins With Newark Hospital

NEWARK (JTA) — The New part in teaching programs for
Jersey College of Medicine and third-year and fourth-year medical
Dentistry affiliated last week with students at the college. Hospital
Newark's Beth Israel Hospital staff members will be allowed to
after a year of negotiations. The attend college lectures and to take
The series of arrests also yielded arrangement will permit Beth Is- part in programs at the college in
nine arms caches including weap- rael interns and residents to take their specialties.
ons of British, Chinese and Rus-
sian make in excellent condition.
One cache was found near Bethle-
ham, two in East Jerusalem and
six in the Ramallah area. Each of
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them was supplied to provide arms
Meats and
for at least 30 people, the police
Poultry
said. Among the arrested terrorists
are members of a cell that special-
located
at
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&
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will
terminate
ized in poisoning Arab leaders sus-
pected of collaborating with Israeli
their business as a Kosher meat market on
authorities.

and addresses of their co-con-
spirators. All that remained was
for the police to go in and pick
them up, one officer said.

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