THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
36—Friday, July 31, 1970
More Israeli Casualties While Pounding of Suez Area Continues
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An Israeli Yosef on Friday night, and mortar
soldier — Cpl. Yossef Mansur, 20, fire aimed at Kfar Ruppin and
of Rishon L'Tzion — was killed Yardena caused slight damage.
Military observers believe that
Sunday by terrorist fire near Ein
the Soviets have already de-
Zivan in the Golan Heights. An-
July 25—To Dr. and Mrs. Burton other Israeli soldier was injured
cided to employ Soviet pilots-
D. Faudem (Arlene Bondell for- in the incident.
in active combat against Israel
merly of New York), 23120 Mar-
in the Suez Canal zone, an area
Two Arab guerrillas were killed
low, Oak Park, a son, Jeffrey
from which the Soviets have so
in a clash with an Israeli patrol
Scott.
far carefully kept their pilots
Friday night south of the Damiyah
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out, the military correspondent
July 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bridge on the Jordan River.
of the Tel Aviv evening paper,
Israeli planes hit Egyptian for-
Weiss (Linda Bassin), 1130 N.
Maariv reports. The observers
Campbell Royal Oak, a son ,Jason tifications and artillery positions
believe the Russians want not
Aaron.
along the Suez Canal for the 64th,
only to prevent Israelis from
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65th and 66th consecutive days
inflicting further heavy blows
July 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with
on the Egyptians but also to put
A. Weston (Sandra Schwartz), 2191 all planes returning safely. An Is-
military pressure on Israel.
14 Mile, Sterling Heights, a son, raeli soldier was injured Friday
They think, therefore, that it is
Brian Elliot.
in canal firings.
only a matter of time before
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dogfights between Israeli and
Katyusha rockets were fired
July 20—To Dr. and Mrs. Jerry
Soviet pilots take place.
from Jordanian territory at Beth
Aronoff (Alicia Cohen), 1920 Golf-
view, Troy, a daughter, Mardi Jo.
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July 20=-To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Chayet (Adela Leib), 19701 Magno-
lia, Southfield, a son, Adam Keith.
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LONDON (JTA) — Two ship- general we are concerned with
July 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert loads of Soviet military equipment any increase of arms in this area.
Roether (Barbara Yellen), 14050 —including more than four dozen As you know, we have long advo-
Vernon, Oak Park, a son, Geoffrey tanks, more than six dozen pieces cated arms limitations in this
Alan.
of artillery and three dozen am- area."
Samuel L. Haber, executive vice-
phibious assault craft—were re-
July 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert ported to have been unloaded dur- chairman of the Joint Distribution
Lenhard (Bunny Miller), 3455 Win- ing the past two day at Tripoli, Committee, expressed doubt about
chester Rd., Birmingham, a daugh- the capital of Libya. reports that the revolutionary
ter, Elizabeth Karen.
The first Soviet vessel was said Libyan regime would permit the
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to contain 32 to 55 tanks, 75 pieces early departure of 150 Libyan
July 14—To Dr. and Mrs. Donald of artillery and around 36 amphib- Jews who returned to Libya to
Sandweiss (Nancy Stein), 1043 ious craft; the second was said to claim abandoned property and
Maiden Ln., Ann Arbor, a son, contain personnel carriers and ad- were "caught" during the coup
ditional tanks. which deposed King Idris last Sep
David Rubin.
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The press here observed that tember.
July 12—To former Detroiters with the virtual breakdown of the ' The reports emerged after the
Dr. and Mrs. Martin E. Pearlman arms agreement reached in April, regime announced on Tripoli Radio
(Elaine Friedman), of Durham, 1966, between Britain and the that it was confiscating the prop-
N. C., a daughter, Rebecca Shari. Libyan government of King Idris, erty of the 150 Jews and that of
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it was likely that the military 40.000 Italians.
The government said that the
July 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin junta, which seized control last
Hersh (Beverly Roth), 17091 New September, would turn to the So- Italians would receive neither corn-
Jersey, Southfield, a daughter, viet Union or France for material. pensation nor job opportunities
Danielle Rachael.
According to the Financial Times, but that the Jews would be corn-
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the deliveries are not considered pensated with government bonds
July 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert "unduly sinister" in themselves payable over 15 years. The decree
Katchke (Barbara Miller), 25680 although they obviously increase made no reference to employment
Shiawessee, Southfield, a daughter, the chances of Soviet penetration for the 150 Jews.
Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the
Ann Elise.
in Libya.
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The Times reported that Wash- Libyan leader, charged that the
June 28—To Dr. and Mrs. Leo- ington is concerned lest the ship- Italians stole their property from
nard H. Gaba (Adele Kleinbard), ments presage another Soviet Libyans during the "fascist" oc-
2580 Marcy Ct., Bloomfield Hills, foothold in the Middle East. The cupation of Libya.
Substantial Jewish holdings were
a son, Charles Matthew.
Times' diplomat correspondent
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commented that, whether the arms abandoned when most Libyan Jews
June 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Shel- and supplies were meant for Libya migrated to Israel in 1948 when
don Wiener (Renee Karden), 29275 or eventually for Egypt, the timing the Jewish state was proclaimed.
That property was later seized
Candlewood, Southfield, a son, of the deliveries "could well be
Michael Ira.
intentionally planned to add to in- by King Idris. In June 1967, 4,000
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creasing pressure upon Israel to Jews emigrated to Italy, Haber
May 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving agree to withdraw from occupied said. Noting that the 150 Jews had
M. Schuraytz (Aline Heisler), territories and accept a negotiated not been able to leave easily, he
20231 Kentfield, a son, Michael settlement." expressed the hope that they would
Aaron.
(In Tel Aviv, Israeli spokesmen be allowed to do so.
said the arms deal showed that Stevenson Calls on U.S.
To Cancel Contract To Sell
Russia intended to test the Amer-
Fighter Bombers to Libya
SHALOM RALPH lean statements regarding Soviet
CHRISTOPHER, Ill. (JTA) —
expansion in the Mediterranean
and it can be seen that "American State Treasurer Adlai E. Stevenson
statements were not enough to III, Democratic c a ndida t e for
United States Senator, urged can-
deter the Russians.")
Foreign Minister Abba Ebao cellation of a contract to sell
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commented that despite the mas fighter bombers to Libya. He re-
sive arms aid to Libya which came newed his request for a full dis-
on the heels of increased Russian closure from the State Department
involvement in the Israeli-Arab or the Pentagon on other forms of
conflict, and the presence of large aid the United States is providing
numbers of Russian army person- Arab countries including the train-
nel in the area, he was confident ing of Arab pilots.
"the American ability to deter has
not yet been exhausted." He said
America's vital interest in the
Middle East would not permit it
to leave the area to the Russians.)
Rev.
French sources on Monday con-
In Washington, State Depart-
HERSHEL ROTH ment
spokesman Carl Bartch, in firmed reports that have been cur-
rent
for some weeks that 80 more
response
to
questions,
said
"We
Experienced Mohel
understand there have been recent Jews were released from Egypt-
Licensed - Certified
ian
prisons.
deliveries
of
medium
Soviet
tanks
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Upon the outbreak of the June,
and other equipment in Libya. We
are not aware of the number in- 1967, war, hundreds of Jews were
jailed. Many were released sever-
volved."
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"This equipment was apparently al months ago upon the interces-
RABBI
delivered to Tripoli by two Soviet sion of the Spanish government
vessels and off-loaded during July which served as intermediary.
It is believed that less than 1,500
20-22. We are naturally concerned
Expert Mohel
Serving Hospitals and Homes
with any increase in arms in this Jews still remain in Egypt. There
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sensitive area, particularly at a were some 30,000 in Egypt in 1950.
French diplomats are believed
time when major peace initiatives
to have assisted in securing the
are being presented.
REV. GOLDMAN L.
"We are following events closely, release of the 80 to 90 Jews that
but it is too early to draw any have just been freed and per-
definite conclusions." Bartch said mitted to ,emigrate.
Of interest is the claim of the
Soviet arms shipments to Egypt
MOHEL
and Syria are continuing. He con- anti-Israel anti-Zionist Council for
Judaism
that it helped 152 Egypt-
firmed reports of SAM missiles
353-5444
around Damascus and said, "In ian Jews settle in France.
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Births
Soviets Unload Military Equipment in
Libya; Israel and U.S. Apprehensive
(In Cairo, a military spokesman
reported that two Egyptian sol-
diers were injured Sunday during
a two hour air raid by Israeli
planes that lasted for two hours in
the northern and southern sections
of the Suez Canal.)
Four youngsters who came to
Kibbutz Ashdot Yaacob to watch
a film were injured July 22 when
the Kibbutz was attacked by mor-
tar shells fired from east of the
Yarmoukh Rive r. The four —
three pupils of the Dimonah Sec-
ondary Schools on vacation in the
Beisan Valley settlement and a
member of a youth group in Ash-
dot Yaacob were watching the film
in the Kibbutz as the shells start-
ed to explode. The siren was
sounded and the screening was
discontinued as all members of
the settlement went into shelters.
The youths, however, decided they
wanted to watch the real life
scenario and were injured from
splinters of a shell. Only one
needed hospitalization.
Two more Israeli soldiers were
killed along the canal — Lietenant
Moshe Kichel, 22, of the Ghetto-
Fighter's Kibbutz, and Sergeant
Yochai Giveol, 23, of Kibbutz Gi-
vat Brenner. A third fatality was
that of First Sergeant David Sof-
fer of Kibbutz Dafnah.
Sgt. David Soffer, 21, of Kibbutz
Dafna, was killed in fire ex-
changes in Suez Canal action.
Four other soldiers and one civil-
ian were reported injured. Israeli
jets continued their intermittent
attacks on Egyptian canal targets.
including infantry positions and
anti-aircraft gun emplacements.
Israeli spokesmen denied an
Egyptian claim that a Skyhawk
jet had been "hit."
The Beisan Valley settlements
of Maoz Haim, Yardena and Mar
Ruppin were attacked by mortar
first from Jordanian territory.
Chief of Staff Haim Bar Lev
and the heads of various branches
of General Headquarters visited
the Gaza Strip while touring the
town of Gaza and refugee camps.
Defense Minister Moshe Da-
yan piloted a Phantom jet for
an hour receiving instructions
on emergency procedures and
landing safely. Gen. Mordechai
Hod, the Air Force commander,
piloted another Phantom along-
side.
Reports from Amman said the
Palestinian guerrillas have again
accused the Hussein government
of failing to carry out its part of
their July 7 agreement providing,
among other things, for guerrilla
freedom-of-action. Concurrently, the
El Fatah newspaper indicated
that the friction between the Ar-
my and the guerrillas is increas-
ing, in the form of "shooting in-
cidents" in Amman.
Egypt on Monday lost two
and possibly three Soviet-made
MIG-17s in air battles over the
Suez Canal as Egyptian planes
attacked Israeli canal positions
for the first time in several
weeks.
The Egyptians struck in the
northern sector twice injuring
four Israeli soldiers. Israeli planes
all of which returned safely, inter-
cepted the MIGs at low altitude,
downing two of them. A third was
believed to have been hit from
the ground, but was not seen fall-
ing. The pilots of the first two
MIGs bailed out before the jets
crashed in Egyptian territory.
Israeli planes attacked Egyptian
canal positions for the 67th
straight day Tuesday, hitting fort-
ifications, outposts, and mortar
and artillery position in northern
sector. Tuesday morning, Is-
raeli planes struck terrorist bases
and Army positions in Jordanian
territory opposite the Beisan and
Jordan Valleys, in response to at-
tacks last night on Kfar Ruppin
and Israeli patrols. All planes re-
turned safely from the 30-minute
mission.
(In Washington, State Depart-
ment spokesman Robert J. Mc-
Closkey declined comment on a
Newsweek magazine report, which
Israel had denied, that Israeli
units have captured key parts of
a SAM-3 missile. The magazine
attributed the information to U.S.
intelligence sources.)
WILLOWAY DAY CAMP
Congratulates
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Well
on the birth of their daughter
LISA ANN
Since Michael and Julie attended Willoway when tl-eir sister was
born, may we present LISA ANN with a week at Willowoy during the
year 1974.
MOHEL
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