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8—Friday, August 29, 1969

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

U.S. Firms Seek to Fill Israel's Economic Needs

TEL AVIV (JTA) — American existing plants. Israel has 140 hos-
ew Anti- Semitic Danger in Argentina? manufacturers are seeking to sat- pitals with an aggregate of 20,000
isfy Israel's needs in four impor- beds. The latter are expected to
tant areas of the nation's economy increase by 8,000 in the next few
Dr. David Elnecave told the being evolved by the Ogania gov-
BUENOS AIRES (JTA) — The
—machine tool and metal work- years.
general secretary of DAIA, the rep- convention that Arab anti-Israel , ernment to set up a new repre- ing; chemical processing; medical,
In addition, 5,000 more hotel
resentative organization of Argen- propaganda was on the increase sentative format to replace the out- surgical and hospital services; and rooms are expected to be built
tine Jewry, warned 300 delegates and complained that Israeli coun- ' lawed political parties and the sys- hotels, restaurants and catering.
in
the very near future.
, tern of parliamentary debate.
attending the organization's na- ter-measures were not adequate.
The U.S. charge d'affaires, J.
Gregorio Fainguersch, president
tional convention at Mar del Plata
In another statement dealing
Owen Zurhellan, said Tuesday that
IF YOU TURN TH1
that a new form of anti-Semitism, of the Buenos Aires Kehilla, called
with Latin American develop-
50 American firms will display
originating with the Left, function- for the unification of various bodies
ments, Dr. Marc Turkow, gen-
equipment in those fields at a spe-
ing in cooperation with the Arabs and committees conducting activi-
eral secretary of the Latin
cial U.E. trade show to be held at
DOWN YOU WOW?
and the extreme right, posed a ties in behalf of Israel in order to
American Jewish Congress, a
PIND A HIM[ WIWI THAN
the Tel Aviv fair grounds Oct. 5-10.
eliminate duplication. He described
threat to Argentine Jewry.
branch of the World Jewish
The firms see a growing market
Dr. Jose Kestelman also noted Argentine Jewry as essentially a
Congress, voiced concern over
in Israel for their products. There
the great increase in Arab propa- Zionist community. The convention
the orientation of the new regime
are
some 25 chemical plant proj-
ganda here and other developments heard a strong plea for support of
in Peru, describing it as a na-
ects under way, some new and
which, he said, sharpened the sit- youth emigration to Israel from
Milan Wineries, Detroit, Mich.
tionalist movement which would
some
involving the expansion of
uation of Argentine Jewry. He Menachem Boaz, a youth leader.
be inclined to work with the
noted with approval the increasing who accused the older generation
Socialist countries.
activity of organized Jewish youth of obstructing the youth pioneering
Dr. Moises Goldman, chairman
in Argentina in such causes as the movement.
Dr. Faigon, in a statement to of the Latin American Jewish Con-
defense of the Jews of the Soviet
gress,
paid tribute to the first Jew-
the convention, announced that the
Union.
Jewish community as such would , ish settlers in Argentina who ar-
Gregorio Faigon, president of
LOWEST PRICE EVER . . .
DAIA, who reviewed world de-
not take part in the new projects 1 rived 80 years ago.
velopments concerning the Jews
you r
and the state of Israel, noted a
c a„,...
,!Ist
.
lessening of activities by Argen-
tine anti-Semitic organizations
welcome hew
but warned that they continued
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TEL AVIV (JTA)—Sen. Charles an illusion that peace can be
achieved
through
big
power
in-
E. Goodell said here Wednesday
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1,850,000 Israelis Register that he would recommend to Presi- tervention.
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dent Richard M. Nixon that the
Sen. Goodell was appointed by
to Vote in October Poll
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Election United States should supply Israel Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller last
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officials reported that 1,850.000 Is- with more Phantom Jets, Skyhawks year to serve out the term of the
ANY CAR AIR
raelis have registered to vote in and other arms "to maintain the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. He
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the Oct. 29 national elections. Is- balance of peace" in the Middle has announced that he will seek
rael has a population of more than East as long at. the influx of So election to the Senate next year.
COME ON IN AND WE'LL HAVE COFFEE AND CONVERSATION
viet arms to the Arab states con-
2.500,000.
The registration books, which tinues. The New York Republican
have closed, contain for the first addressed a press conference at Monitor Urges U.S.,
time, the names of Israelis resid- the wind-up of a 10-day visit to Soviet Act to End
ing in the occupied Arab territories. Israel during which he conferred
including Hebron, the Etzion re- with Premier Golda Meir. For- War Threat in M.E.
•Airlhanlle
gion and the Golan Heights. For eign Minister Abba Eban and the
Seoul
BOSTON (JTA)—The Christian
Kolbe
the first time, Israeli seamen and commanders of Israel's armed Science Monitor declared editorial-
ICrowas
minted
passengers aboard Israeli ships at forces.
ly Wednesday that only the com-
between
sea will be permitted to vote by
"There can be no unilateral dis- bined weight of United States and
1603-1625.
Symbol
absentee ballots. The same applies armament in the Middle East as' Soviet influence can avert a new
el Lauder's.
to soldiers in army camps and long as Russia continues to pour explosion in the Middle East. The
civilians working in defense plants arms into the Arab states," Sen. editorial also called for the in-
away from their homes.
Goodell said. He promised to re- ternationalization of Jerusalem.
Israeli politicians meanwhile port his findings to President Nix-
The editorial quoted the veteran
showed concern that their elec- on and Secretary of State William
U.S. diplomat Averell Harrisman
tion campaign might peak too
P. Rogers. He said he was "ter- who said last week that "events
soon. Leaders of the Labor Party- ribly impressed" with Israel's
Mapam alignment have agreed strength, its ecnomic progress and I in the Middle East are heading on
to a three-week hiatus in cam- its political unity and "human a collision course, and the only
way we can hope to come to a set-
paigning to begin after the His-
resilience."
tlement before that happens again
tadrut elections Sept. 2 and last
"Israel is not eroding or col-' is through the influence of the
until Sept. 26. This will allow ap-
lapsing," he declared. "Its prog- Soviet Union and ourselves."
proximately one month for elec-
ress and prosperity continue at an
"How right he is," the Monitor
tioneering. Under Israeli law.
astounding pace despite the bur- said, adding that it would para-
campaigns must end a day prior
den of defense and despite the phrase outside influence "into out-
to elections; in this case on Oct.
human and financial sacrifices im- side pressure applied even-hand-
AU DEO
28.
posed everywhere on her people."
I ese
edly."The editorial observed that
The political parties have been
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Sen.
Goodell,
who
was
in
Jeru-
Arab
accommodation
with
Israel
given an extra day to file their
salem at the time of the Al Aksa
' ailt- W s'
is . . . virtually no Arab is ever
lists of candidates for the Knesset
Mosque fire Aug. 21, denounced likely to be persuaded, regardless
elections. The deadline is Sept. 24,
the
attempts
of
President
Abdel
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of
any
evidence
to
the
contrary.
two days after Yom Kippur. Origi-
nally, the law provided that lists Nasser of Egypt and King Fai- that it (the fire) was not set or
sal
of
Saudi
Arabia
"to
exploit
inspired by Israelis or Zionists.
must be filed one day after the
this tragedy by infusing new Palestinian memories go back
Day of Atonement.
hatred into the hate-filled Mid-
easily to the early days of the
dle East." He called the ex- British mandate when Jews sought
hortations of Arab leaders for a to establish ownership of a corner
"Holy War" against Israel a of the Haram Al Sharif adjacent
"second desecration" and a form to the El Aksa Mosque. (It in-
of "oral arson." He warned that cludes the Wailing Wall.)"
•'incendiary demonstrations and
The editorial recalled that the
war do not protect the holy
mosque itself was originally a
Joe Slatkin's
places but jeopardize them and Christian church built by the
all the people who worship in Roman Emperor Justinian in the '
them."
6th Centur y. "Jerusalem the
The New York senator said he Golden is, of course, sacred to all
as convinced that peace could three of the world's great mono-
come to the Middle East only theistic religions. The Al Aksa fire
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