Naiserization of Libya Exposed in Atlas Article
Israel Mum- on Charge.
S. Africa Selling Arms
TIM DETROIT. JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 30, 1970-9
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The Is-
An article in the current issue , of English and Italian in the
Every day I learn, with pains,
have been declared illegal. Photo- raeli Foreign Ministry had no com-
of Atlas magazine declares that
grade schools; and 170 members
ment
on a charge by the Soviet for which I am grateful: Patience
graphs of nudes in foreign maga-
Libya's young revolutionary of-
of . the U.S. Peace Corps have
is
everything.—Rainer Maria Rilke
government
newspaper
Izvestia
zines are ripped out.
ficers who seized power at the
been forced to leave the coun-
that South Africa was shipping
In effect, Libya also "has sworn arms to Israel. The charge alleged
try, Atlas reveals.
beginning of September have car-
ried out a complete Arabization
Foreigners are no longer allowed solidarity with other Arab states that the South African government
campaign which has led to some to work in Libya as business against Israel: they have pro- was planning the export of giant
confusion and approached realiza- agents. Italian and Lebanese oil claimed hatred for foreigners."
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65-ton tanks to Israel.
The revolutionary council's stand
tion of one of the most cherished workers are permitted to send
I home only 60 per cent of their against 50,000 foreigners has Classified Ads Get Quick Results
goals of Egynt's Nasser.
He once •said that "if we pos- salary, they must spend at least gained the sympathies of the
masses of 2.000,000 natives.
sessed the kingdom of Libya, we 40 percent in Libya.
MARCH 7- IS, 1970
The crackdown has hit out
And it is the youngest revolu-
could wage war on Israel for a
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against
natives
as
well
as
foreign-
tionary
council in the world.
hundred years."
rtiStry
"The average age of its 10 mem-
He. has Libya now, and on a ers, Libyans caught with whiskey
SUNNY ACAPULCO
in
JedeweL
single day some 200 Egyptian in- go to prison for two months, and bers is 28 years old, and the
structors for Libya's army arrived visitors' whiskey is removed from leader of the putsch. Colonel Mu-
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at Tripoli's airport, and units of their luggage and destroyed on ammer el Gaddaji, is one of the
Pe er
youngest chiefs of state in the
the Egyptian fleet regularly put the spot.
at the MARRIOTT HOTEL, break-
fast & dinner, airport transfers and
in at Libyan ports—with Russians
The Puritanism also reaches into world," says the article.
air fare Detroit-Acapulco included.
Steadily increasing terrorism
aboard.
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Atlas article.
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are being further scattered un-
The successful revolutionaries
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have also banned the teaching
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3 Cities Set Record Goals
for 1970 Campaign Drives
NEW YORK (JTA) — Record
goals for 1970 regular and Israel
Emergency Fund campaigns have
been announced by federations in
three major cities—Cleveland, Bal-
timore and Milwaukee.
Greater Cleveland's Jewish Wel-
fare Fund appeal will seek $8,000,-
000, the highest goal in its history,
according to Max M. Axelrod, gen-
eral campaign chairman. Last
year, a record $7,150,000 was
pledged in the drive. The 1970 goal
does not include the Israel Emer-
gency Fund campaign for which a
simultaneous effort will be con-
ducted.
The continuing war against Is-
rael, spiraling local costs and
persecutions of Jews in many coun-
tries were cited in explanation of
a record goal for the Associated
Jewish Charities and Welfare. Fund
and the Israel Emergency Fund
in Baltimore. Henry G. Burke and
Sidney Lansburgh, Jr., co-chair-
man, said a minimum goal for
1970 for the regular campaign has
been set at $4,294,600, which is
$474,000 more than last year.
The Milwaukee Jewish. Federa-
tion announced a record total goal
of $4,300,000 for the two 1970 cam-
paigns. Albert M. Adelman, Fed-
eration president, said half would
be sought for the regular campaign
and the other in the Israel Emer-
gency Fund drive. He said the
1970 goal was nearly $500,000 more
than the $3,280,000 raised in the
1969 campaign.
Frankel, Harvey H. Goldman, Paul Ran-
dleman. Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, Mrs. Ben
Jones, Barney Keywell, Harold S. Nor-
man, Max J. Pincus. David Pollack,
Irving Rose, Markus Rohtbart, Richard
Sloan, Mrs. Saul Sloan. A. Alfred Taub-
man, Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner. Mrs.
Henry Wineman, George M. Zeltzer.
Mrs. Hyman C. Broder. Mrs. Abraham
Cooper, Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, Sol
Eisenberg, Walter L. Field. Meyer M.
Fishman. Edward I. Fleischman. Mrs.
Arnold E. Frank. Charles H. Gershen-
son. Louis Hamburger. Rabbi Richard
C. Hertz. Joseph Holtzman. Mrs. John
C. Hopp. Sam D. Jacobs. Mrs. Harry L.
Jones. Jack 0. Lefton. Edward C. Levy,
Isaac Litwak. Malcolm S. Lowenstein.
David S. Mondry. Miss Esther R. Prus-
sian. Mrs. Max Stollman, Mrs. Morris L.
Scheyer.
Harry Schumer. Max M. Shaye, Abe
Shiffman, Sidney M. Shevitz. Bert L.
Smokier, George M. Stutz, Louis Ta-
bashnik, Harold S. Victor. Jack J.
Wainger, James Wineman, Robert M.
Zell, Paul Zuckerman.
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Nahal Villages Will Stay
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TEL AVIV (JTA)—Deputy Pre-
mier Yigal Allon told a rally of
pioneer labor youth here that
wherever they establish settle-
ments, that territory will be part
of Israel. "The land belongs to the
people who live on it," Allon de-
clared.
The young people are members
of Nahal, a paramilitary group that
has already established settlements
in the Golan Heights and'the Sinai
peninsula. As they reach induction
age, they join Israel's regular
armed services.
Alton said Nahal settlements
were important because they would
block the enemy's advance in the
event of a new war.
Patience, and shuffle the cards.
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