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June 30, 1972 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-06-30

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2 Gunmen Buried in Israel

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

a--Friday, Julie 30, 1972

Rabin Being Considered

for Technion Presidency?

post to the Technion board also
discussed the post with Gen. Amos
Home, former Air Force com-
mander: Reserve General Dan
Tulkow sky; Yeshayahu Lavie,
former defense ministry director-
A speciA committee named to general: and the acting Technion
make recommendations for the president. Prof. David Ginsburg.
Prospects of Rabin's being
named to the Technion presidency
' reportedly were heightened by
IF YOU TURN THE
j complications which were under-
stood to have developed over plans •
to name him to a ministerial post
UPSIDE DOWN YOU WONT
FIND A FINER WINE THAN
in the present cabinet.
If a crisis developes over the
effort by the Independent Liberals
to introduce a limited civil mar-
riage bill, prospects for a Rabin
Melee
Detro,t. Hick.
appointment to the cabinet would
'
improve. some sources said

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Informed
sources reported here that Gen.
Itzhak Rabin, Israel's ambassador
to the U. S. is under consideration
for the presidency of the Ilaifa
Technion.

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Wefic-

to

if

THE

26th Victim of Lydda Massacre Dies

TEL AVIV (JTA)—The 26th vie-'
tim of the Lydda Airport massa-
cre—Tzvi Guttman, 69. of Ramat
Gan—died of his injuries last Fri-
day night at the Ichilov Hospital
here. He had suffered severe head
injuries.
His ssife, who also was wounded
by machinegun fire and grenades
in the airport terminal, was re-
ported to be improving.
'The death toll in the May 30
massacre now stands at 28, includ-
ing the two Japanese gunmen
slain.

The latter two—companions of
Kozo Okamoto—were buried at
an undisclosed site in southern
Israel. Only an Israeli police of-
firer and an official of the Japan-
ese Embassy attended.

The bodies of Okudeira Takashi
and Yassouda Yassuk, were inter-
red without a religious ceremony.
Their burial had been delayed in
the expectation that Japan would
request the return of the bodies.
But no request came from Tokyo
officials or from the families of the
slain terrorists.

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The Japanese Embassy here said
it had no objections to their burial
in Israel. One of the gunmen was
killed accidentally by his compan-
ion and the other by the explosion
of his own grenade.
Okamoto made his first appear-
ance before the military tribunal
that will try him and reluctantly
' accepted the defense counsel se-
lected for him by the Israel Bar
Association.
The occasion was a preliminary
hearing by the tribunal of testi-
mony from Jose Abner Mono Vega,
a Puerto Rican school teacher who
• headed the group of Puerto Rican
pilgrims that sustained the greatest
I casualties in the airport shooting.
The tribunal convened at the re-
quest of Vega, who was leaving
j Israel the following day.
Okamoto was accompanied by
Tadayuki Harada, a 24-year-old
Japanese student from the He-
. brew University who acted as in-
terpreter. No charges were read
to Okamoto, and he was not
asked to plead. But he was asked
if he accepted his defense law-
yer, Max Kritzman, a Tel Aviv
lawyer.

Kuwait Editor Abhors
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TUNIS (ZINS) — Dr. Ahmad
Zaki, editor of Al Arabi, published
monthly in Kuwait. condemned the
indifference shown by Arab re-
gimes to the fact that two thirds of
the Arab world is illiterate. lie
disclosed the following percentages
of illiteracy in various Arab lands:
Saudi Arabia 97 per cent; Morocco,
89 per cent: Libya. 84 per cent: Al-
' geria, 81 per-cent: Egypt, 75 per j
cent: Jordan 69.7 per cent: Tuni- •
sia. 68.7 per cent: Syria, 60.8 per •
cent: Sudan. 86.5 per cent: Kuwait
47.7 per cent and Lebanon 40 per
cent.
Nleanwhile. the Cairo weekly
Ahar Sa-ah published an article
asking why in all of Egypt there `
is not a single Arabic encyclopedia
other than a first volume which
was prepared by the American
Franklin Institute and in which
there are so many errors.
The story continues that the
i Arabic encyclopedia makes abso-
lutely no mention of the existence
of the Jewish state. How are the
• Arabs ever to learn anything about
I their foe" the author asks.
- - —

After some hesitation. Okamoto
spoke clearly into the microphone.
"I don't think I asked for a deefnse
counsel and I don't know where
they brought him from but if this
trial cannot take place without a
lawyer, I accept." he said. The
formality over, Kritzman and his
assistant. Levi Roth, were official-
ly appointed lawyers for the de-
fense by the three-man tribunal. j

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