l'AIlls LIT X , --Israeli diplomatic-
hilte d
, irides here hare reat•It•
"Xlimster
to a statement trr
XI aura, p St humane on a recent
radio intervierr that Israel seemed
to be - possessed a ith a genuine
passion for annesatiort' Of nett-
boring Arab territom.
There a as no official comment
Jerusalem on Sihitimann's
inters tea but circle: said his state
mint shoaed that France has not
altered its pro-Arab poke!.

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4 at age fiti

Mr. Barkatt, iiho ss as born in
Lithuania and settled in Palestine
in 1926. served as Israel's Ambas-
sador 1 , , Nor, as
in 19110 - 61
Ile
is as first elected to the Knesset
19101

Mr. Rai katt began a career in
public service as general secre-
tary of the Soldiers' Welfare
Committee of Ilistadrut and
headed its international, cultural
and Arab affairs departments.
From 1962.66 he was secretary
general of Mapai, forerunner of
the present Israel Labor Party.

At speaker of the Knesset heawas
in line to succeed to the office of

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surname was Burstein.
national mourn-
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ing was declared by the cabinet
X state funeral a as held April 7,
and Mr. Harkatt ssas buried on the
Mount of Olives.
The election of a successor will
take place after the traditional 30-
..., y mournOrtt period. The two lead,
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candidates, both of Sephardic

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At the same time, the National
Jewish Commission en Law and
Public Affairs (COLPA), hailed
Nixon's pledge,

But while Nixon was addressing
the Catholic group, 'a three-judge
Federal court in Philadelphia de-
clared unconstitutional a Pennsyl-
vania law that would have reim-
bursed parents for tuition paid by-
students in nonpublic schools.

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lend our condolences to the family,
Knesset and thviJewish pea.

(Oriental) origin, are Yitzhak

Nixon made the pledge in an
address last week to the conven-
tion of the National Catholic Edu-
cation Committee in Philadelphia.
Hoffman suggested that dual en-
rollment would avoid constitution-
al difficulties. The program, h4i ex-
plained. "permits religious school
pupils to attend nearby public
schools on a part time basis for
instruction in nonreligious subjects
such as mathematics, science, in-
dustrial arts, home economics and
physical education."

OAK PARK
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Trrents fi‘e Jests in - Wilna, capi-
tal of Soviet Lithuania. sent con-
dolences to the Israeli Knesset on
the death of Mr. Barkatt.%"We
mourn the death of a great son of
the Jewish people, who dedicated
his life to the Jewish State," the
"From faraway Lithu-
25 w rote
ania from the city of Wilna, we

Nason, a deputy streaker of the
Knesset, and Israel Yeshayahu.
secretary general of the Labor
Party.
Israeli radio and television can-
, celed their regular programs April
6 as a mark of respect for the late

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• Parochial Schools
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YORK 1JTA1—The Ameri
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Jewish Committee urged Presi-
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dent
Nixon
to consider dual enroll-
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• problems of private and parochial
• schools.
•
Philip E Hoffman. AJCommittee
• president.
said dual enrollment
• provided a constitutional
method
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• cent pledge to find a means to aid
• parochial schools.

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