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ran from the bus terminal with his headed by its president, Michael
he planning a repetition of their clothes aflame. He was identi- M. Fidler, was told by Maudling
parcel bomb campaign of six fied as a terrorist from papers that government has no legal
months ago. found oh him, which included in- means to prevent the office from
At that time. an Israeli police structions on how to make a bomb. opening,. He said, however, that
sapper was killed opening one of Meanwhile, a number of Ameri- he understood the anxiety caused
suspect parcels mailed from can firms based in Holland have by the planned office and would
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Europe to people in Israel. taken stringent security measure.; reflect carefully on the-representa-
Kanafani was killed as he entered in response to recent threats by Lions that have been made.
[ his car The blast also killed his the Palestinian "Black September -
The Iterut movement announced
organization that their Premises that it had postponed plans for a
niece.
Tasor said his parcel bomb then- would tee bombed.
•
public protest march and would
ry rested on the discovery by Bel-,
Dutch police reported that coordinate its efforts against the
rut police of a slip ref paper near , among the firms threatened are
PLO
office with other Jewish
i the wrecked car with the inscrip- ! Standard Electric, a subsidiary bodies. It expressed satisfaction
lien, "Compliments of the Isra..1
of the American Standard Elec.
with a decision by the British Zion-
Embassy- in Copenhagen "
tric Corp.: Badger, a subsidiary
ist Federation to organize a public
He said the , terrorists affixed • of a U.S. firm of the same name:
demonstration against the PLO
such slips to their booby traps to and other companies whose
office if the ', current campaign
make sure the recipiek would names were not released at this
yields no results.
open the parcel. lie said they were.! time.
printed by the thousands and easy [ Security measures have been
to come by. Ile noted that liana- ! taken by a number of Belgiar
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fani•s wife is a Dane involved in firms who were likewise threaten- d
the Palestinian terrorist move- by mail or phone , in the past few
ment, and that his brother. a press weeks, according to Belgian poise-
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phetographer, bees in Denmark. [ cources. Among these are soh-
(The Israeli abmassabor in Co- sidiary divisions of Honeywell, Bel-
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gian Standard Electric and the
Missed as "ridiculous and ab-
Bank of America.
surd" claims by the PF 1.1' that
While police gave out scant en-
his embassy hod anything to do
formation on Palestinian terrorist
with Kanafani's death. "Some-
activities, they said they did
body is trying to divert atten-
not expect Black September to
tion from the real guilty party, -
go into action right-away as the!
Ambassador Leshem told Danish
organization has "few members
reporters.
in this area...
I El Fatah chief Yassir Arafat
They discounted any T'01111eCthol
threatened "terrible venge , ance hot lc oo TI the renewed Wave of ter-
against Israel - for Kanafanes rorist threats and the projected
death.
opening of a regional headquarters
[ The PELP, meanwhile. denatinc- of the Palestine Liberation Organi-
, ed the BBC correspondent in Bei- zation in London.
rutas an "employe of Israel" for
British Jewry continued to
having suggested that Kanafani's
press its campaign to persuade
killing may have been an assassin-
the government to prevent open-
ation stemming from internecine ,
ing of the PI,0 office. A delega-
strife betwven the PELP and rival
tion from the Board of Deputies
terrorist groups.
of British ivy's visited Ilome
Nine persons were injured slight-
Secretary Reginald Maudling
ly' when a small bomb exploded
Wednesday to express the Anglo-
in the poblic lavatory at the Tel
Jewish community's concern.
Aviv Central Bus Terminal at noon
The Board of Deputies delegation,
Tuesday.
The victims, all Israelis, were
treated at a hospital as police
searched the terminal for more
bombs, cordoned off the area and
arrested an undisclosed number of
suspects for questioning. Damage
to the lavatory was minor.
Police said the bomb contained
about 100 grams of explosives and
was planted in an area traversed
by thousands of people every hour.
Tuesday's bombing was the - third
at the Tel Avis' bus terminal. The
• earlier ones claimed three live,
'and injured scores of people.
A bombing attempt at the Na-
tanya bus terminal July 4 was
aborted when the device caught
fire , and ignited the clothes of
• the terrorist assembling it.
In that case. security forces as'
rested the father a reel brother of
the terrorist, Emile Journaa.
who was badly burned
The arrests were made aft,
se
search of the .louniaa home in
karem v wide(' explosives and de '
onating dew ices
Police announced at the s e•ele!
time the release of 39 suspects do
tuned at Natant a after the incl.
dent
Journaa, who recently served
six months of a tw ee yea r se
Fatah
sentence , for l'
was rushed to a hospital ..
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