Hash Explains Cancellation Talk Show With
NF.W YORK OITA, - George
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Bush, S. ambassador
dotted Nations, apologized to Dick'
Casco for canceling out of his
ABC TV talk show after agreeing
to appear with Rabbi Moir Kahan,
chairman of the Jewish Defense
League
In a leper to Cat ett, the former
congressman conceded that he had
agreed to do the show but sub
sequently "did an in depth che,k"
with "certain responsible, highly
respected leader; of national Jew -
sh organizations" who convinced
him that ''any move by me that
would have even the slightest ap-
pearanee of giving recognition our
credence to Kahane would damage
the serious productive and legal
efforts that they and thousands of
their (elicits Jews have been mak-
ing to alleviate the suffering of
their brothers iin the Sov iv!
Union i "
Bush explained that while it had
been his original intention to
"forcefully" repudiate MI, policy
in Rabbi Kahane's presence, he
became convinced after speaking
with the Jewish leaders that he did
not want to "iose any standing
whatsoever to Mr. Kahane."
Anarchists Pomb
Springer's Plant
WEST BERLIN (JTA — Anti-
communism and support for Israel
were the reasons cited by the
anarchist "Commando Second
,tone" grout) for bombing the Axel
Springer publishing plant in Ilam-
hung in which 17 persons were
injured, three seriously
An anonynuois letter received
be the German publisher w arned
of further terrorist acts and de-
manded that the Springer news-
papers "discontinue their incite
merit against freedom movements
in the third world, especially
against the Arab peonies fighting
for the liberation of Palestine'
and that "Springer cease his
propagandistic and material sup-
port of Zionism and the imperial-
istic policies of the ruling groups
in Israel "
Axel Springer, one of the lead-
ing German publishers, is well
known for his efforts to reconcile
the German and Israeli people
since World War 11.
The "Commando Second June" is
a subgroup of the Rid Army Fac-
tion (RAF), a name adopted by
the anarchist Baader-Nleinhof
group June 2 refers to the date in
1967 when a student was killed in
Berlin during demonstrations
against a visit by the Shah of Iran .
U.S. Cultural Center
in Jerusalem Vandalized
JERUSALEM (JTA t—Police are
investigating vandalism at the
American Cultural Center here.
Plate glass windows were smash-
ed, and slogans calling for a Viet
Cong Victory" and likening the
U.S to Nazi Germany were paint-
ed on the walls. The foreign mini-
stry expressed regrets to the U.S.
Embassy.
Police said they had no infor-
mation to link the vandalism with
an anti-U.S. demonstration outside
the Cultural Center by about 60
followers of the left-wing SIMI,
Matzpen, and the New Communist
Party. The demonstrators had a
police permit and dispersed peace-
fully afterwards.
Police said they had no idea
whether the vandals were Israelis
or Americans.
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This is a "matter of deepest
conscience," Rush wrote, adding
in a postcript that the arrests in
Lido Beach, I-1. of four
alleged JBLers for reputedly
planning to blow up the Soviet
estate at Glen Cove indicated "the
kinds of activities that Kahane
by his conduct condones" but
that other Jewish leaders deem
"outrageously irresponsible."
The alleged plot by reputed mem-
bers of the Jewish Defense League
to bomb the Long Island residence ,
was condemned as a "shocking
development" by Mai Broth Presi-
dent David M. Blumberg. Addres-
sing the annual convention of Bnai
Bath's Caribbean District, Blum-
berg said that the plot. "if true.
exposes the deplorable, self-defeat-
ing tactics of those who advocate
this kind of senseless violence."
"The outrage," he told 300 dele-
gates. "is compounded by the fact
that President Nixon is in Moscow
at this very moment seeking to
establish a basis for peaceful co-
existence and to safeguard the
human rights of Jews in the Soviet
Union '•
Four persons were arrested in
the Lido Beach, 1.1., Jewish Center
o here authorities said the suspects
were assembling two fragmenta-
tion bombs. All were charged with
possession of explosives and con-
piracy to bomb the Soviet resi-
dence.
A JDL spokesman denied that
the suspects, three students and
one unemployed, were members
of his group.
In Montreal, Abie Ingher, 23,
national coordinator of the Stu-
dent Struggle for Soviet Jewry,
was dragged out of the Windsor
Hotel ballroom and punched in
the face repeatedly by Royal
Canadian Mounted Police officers
after - he handed an appeal in
favor of Soviet Jewry to United
Nations Secretary General Kurt
Waldheim, who was addressing
the Canadian UN Association
banquet.
Iniber. who was accompanied by
two students, tried to convey to
the secretary general the feelings
of the Jewish community when the
incident occurred
S •me 500 people, a number of
them Jews, witnessed the incident.
Waldheim told the audience that
it was his intention to listen to
Inibers appeal. "I want to say to
that gentleman that since I am in
NVJ Congress Sets*
(;overitors Meeting
NEW YORK—Delegates from
some 20 countries, including two
Socialist states, will attend the an-
. nual meeting of the Governing
council of the World Jewish Con-
gress here Monday through June
9, the first time in more than a
• decade that the organization's high- ,
est body has come to America.
The meeting will be opened
officially with a session at the Bar-
, bizon Plaza Hotel, addressed by the
president of the WJC, Dr. Nahum
Goldmann.
Among the members of the gov-
erning council who will attend are
Dr. Moses Rosen. chief rabbi of j
Romania and member of its parlia-
ment: Dr. Lavoslav Kadelburg, di
rector of the Yugoslav Institute of
Public Administration and a mem-
ber of the executive of the Fed-
eration of Jewish Communities:
and Dr. Hendrik George van Dam
of Berlin, the secretary general of
the Central Council of Jewish in
West Germany.
Among the Israel: dele.odion
ce
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
8—Frid•June 2, 1972
hi- MIMIC
office I have done all I can, and Rep. Hamilton Fish, Jr. (R.rs4Y.)
had been impreSsed
will cont:nue to do so, for Soviet said that he
Jews and other humanitarian \kith the emigres he saw at the
causes." stoposer point at Schloss Schoe au,
Georgian Jewish Immigrants Stage near Vienna.
"The people I saw had tery
Sit - In; Removed by Police
TEL AVIV IJTA — Police re- definitely kept their Jewish id .nti-
moved 25 Georgian Jewish immi- tv." he told the Jewish Telegraphic
grants — six families — from the Agency at the offices of the (Na-
Jewry.
Lydda Airport terminal after they tional Conference on Soviet
In addition, he said, "They Came
from so many different part'. of
of
the Soviet Union" and man.
am-
The emigres insisted on flats in them were professionals and
l as
wait
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l
Ashdod or Ramie where none are ilies—some of whom had
available at present. long as 25 years to get permistsion
staged a sit-in strike to protest
against the flats offered them by
the absorption ministry.
The families were driven around id- ) leave-
Fish, whose congressman-f4her
the airport in police squad cars
until they cooled off and later left was known for his anti-communism
peacefully to stay temporarily with and his prewar isolationism, added
that while in Geneva he urged
relatives
Georgian Jews have been arrive Marcel Nas-ille, head of the Inter-
Red
ing here in increased numbers dur- national Committee of the
mg the last few days. Israeli of- Cross, to "continue his efforts ' to
ficials believe Soviet authorities , aid Soviet Jews.
stepped up their departures in or- • Fish told the JTA' that he oltuld
der to get rid of dissidents during !write to Frank Shakespeare, di-
to Russia. Ireetor of the U.S. Information
President Nixon's visit
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Moscow or other points of depar-
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