Gaza Curfew Set
After RR Sabotage
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A cur-
few was imposed Sunday
night on rural areas of the
Gaza Strip following an at-
tempt to sabotage the newly
reopened Gaza-Tel Aviv rail
line and a general upsurge
of terrorist acts in the Strip
in recent days.
Urban areas were exempt.
ed from the curfew.
The Gaza-Tel Aviv rail-
road, suspended in the 1948
war, resumed service last
week for the first time in 25
years.
The first train left Gaza
station for Lod junction Nov.
1 with about 30 Arab labor-
ers on their way to work in
Israel. The rest of the seats
in the nine coaches were oc-
cupied by Israeli soldiers as-
signed to guard the passen-
gers.
Before the train left, sap-
pers checked the tracks for
explosives.
All went smoothly until
Friday morning's train was
brought to a screeching halt
when the engineer spotted
an open switch.
An investigation showed
that wooden wedges had
been inserted to prevent the
switch from closing.
Later, three bystanders
were injured when terrorists
threw a bomb at a civilian
vehicle on Gaza's main
street. The vehicle was not
damaged.
Cemetery From 1850s
Rededicated in West
Israel Builds Faster, Cheaper,
Says U.S. Expert at Conference
Friday, Nov. 10, 1972-17
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Nobel Laureate Boell
Backs Guarantees—
'or Don't Return Land'
CHECHTER 'S
JERUSALEM (JTA) — "If
Ministry,
Israel
Housing
which brings together regu- I were in Golda Meir's place
larly top Jewish builders I wouldn't return any of the
from other countries with occupied territories without
senior construction and hous- suitable guarantees or some•
thing concrete in exchange."
ing officials in Israel.
Weiler said he was satis-
This view was expressed
fiedfied with the cooperation here last Saturday by Hein-
between the foreign building rich Boell, West German
experts and the Israelis and novelist who last month won
that he could already see the Nobel Literature Prize.
that some of the joint com-
Boell recently intervened
mittee's recommendations visiting K ibutz Nehemia
Strikes Beset Israel— were
being implemented.
where their son, Vincent ,
Housing Minister
Zeev served as a volunteer for six
From MDs to Drivers
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Some Share( said that the demand months.
3,000 physicians employed for housing, though slightly
Boell, recently intervened
by Kupat Holim, the Histad- easier, was still pressing and with Soviet authorities on be-
rut sick-fund, went out on a that it would be another five half of David and Esther
general strike last week that years before enough housing Markish, the son and widow
closed down clinics all over units were built to ease the of the late Soviet Jewish poet
the country and limited hos- pressure completely.
Peretz Markish, who was a
lie said his ministry was
pitals to skeleton staffs.
victim of the Stalin purges
Bus cooperatives Dan and concerned mainly with pro- in 1952. The Markishes have
Egged, which control the viding housing for slum- just arrived in Israel.
country's urban and inter- dwellers and newly married
urban bus systems, yielded couples.
The conference adopted a Kissinger Turns Down
to an appeal by Transporta-
tion Minister Shimon Peres proposal by the International
Technological
Committee for Church Peace Medal
to postpone a general strike
NEW YORK (JTA)—The
called until the issue in dis- Housing to send Israeli
pute — a fare hike — could building contractors and sub- Council of Churches of New
York
City disclosed that
contractors
to
the
U. S. and
be brought before the cab-
inet again at its next regular England to study housing Henry A. Kissinger had de-
clined its offer of one of its
methods there.
meeting.
bronze Family of Man me,
The issue in the physicians'
dallions.
strike is the appointment of Measure Gives Job
o
Asher Yadlin, a nonmedical
The council, a Protestant
Security to Observant group,
man, as chief of Kupat H -
said the offer cited
NEW YORK (JTA)—May-
lino. The doctors insist that
• Kissinger's "excellence in the
o r John V. Lindsay signed a
the post should be held by a
I field of peace." But it said
measure Monday which pro-
• •
Kissinger wrote, saying "Be-
tects the rights of religiously
Histadrut lead ers have
cause of this year's particu-
called the strike unjust, and observant employes and job- lar circumstances, I believe
some allege that the real seekers in this city.
I must regretfully decline to
motive may be to nationalizeThe measure, passed re- receive the award at this
cently by the city council, is
■- y pleased
health services.
time. I would
an amendment to the city ad-
or it to be
Meanwhile, slowdowns and
if it were possib
ministrative code adopted in
strikes were held at the Lod
given next year if the cir-
Oct;,..1971. dealing with "dis-
cumstances warrant reconsid-
Airport customs house, in
crimination in employment,
eration at that time."
eight movie houses in Jeru-
promotion or discharge be-
salem and at the Gibor tex-
cause of certain religious
tile factory in Kiryat Shmona.
practices."
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Fifty two per cent of these
Under the amendment an
strikes have been character-
employer cannot deny a job
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ized as wildcat, having no
tree eacet cells.
to an applicant who refuses rnals Fr. sell parking Children ...limit
approval from Histadrut.
to comply with general em- 2 under I/ .n same room pall Parents
Economists attribute this
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which could only end in a
further devaluation of the
Israel pound.
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Jack Weiler of New York, a
leading realtor and Jewish
communal leader and philan-
thropist, expressed the con-
viction here that Israel "can
build better, cheaper and
faster."
He spoke at the Interna-
tional Building Conference
of the Jewish Agency and the
NEVADA CIT Y, Calif.
(JTA) — Western historians
and their friends met here
for rededication of the Ne-
vada City Hebrew Cemetery,
which was established in the
early 1850s by the Nevada
Hebrew Society, a local
charitable organization made
up of leaders of Nevada
City's Jewish merchant pop-
ulation.
After the society was dis-
banded in later years, the
cemetery site fell into dis-
repair and several grave-
stones were stolen by van-
dals.
In 1964, the commission
for the preservation of pio-
neer Jewish cemeteries and
landmarks, a public trust of
the Judah L. Magnes Memo-
rial Museum in Berkeley,
became title-holder to the
Nevada City Hebrew Ceme- Israel, U.S. OK Pact
tery and to other Jewish
cemeteries created in the for Desalting Plants
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Is-
area of the California gold
talks have
rush, museum officials said. raeli-American
ended
here in what Israeli
Since 1964, the century-old
Jewish cemeteries in Sonora, officials call this country's
Mokelurnne Hill. Jackson, largest desalination effort—a
Placerville, Nevada City and $32.000,000 agreement for two
Grass Valley have been plants in Israel and one in
maintained with the help of the U. S.
The Israeli plants will be
synagogue youth groups from
all parts of northern at Eilat (1,000,000 gallons a
day) and at Ashdod (11,000,-
California.
000). The Eilat plant is al-
under construction.
Ecumenical Institute ready
On the American side, a
plant with an as yet unspeci-
Opens in Bethlehem
JERUSALEM — Jeru- fied capacity will be built in
salem's Ecumenical Institute, San Diego. Israel and the
the fruit of Pope Paul's visit U. S. will divide equally the
to the Holy Land in 1964, construction costs, according
was dedicated on a hill-top to the foreign ministry.
Previously, desalination
overlooking Bethlehem.
The institute, which may was shunned by both coun-
tries
because of prohibitive
be one of the most impor-
tant thelogical centers in the costs.
Now, a new Israel inven-
world, will bring together
about 50 leading Christian tion incorporating aluminum
piping
in the desalination
scholars a n d theologicans
each year for independent process has changed Amer-
research. The participants , ica's mind.
from around the world will
Michigan ranks ninth
meet with Jewish and Mos-
lem scholars during their among the 50 states in pro-
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