Technien Elects General Horev as President
HAIFA - Maj. Gen. Amos
w - Horev has been unanimously
elected as the next president
of the Technion-Israel Insti-
tute of Technology, by Tech-
nion's international board of
governors, it was announced
by Evelyn de Rothschild,
chairman of the board of
governors of the Technion.
Gen. Horev will assume of-
fice Oct. I, succeeding Alex-
ander Goldberg who is com-
pleting his second four-year
term as president. The elec-
tion was conducted by mail
ballot.
Gen. Horev, 49, currently
serves as chief scientist of
the ministry of defense and
has commanded both the ord-
nance and logistics corps.
In 1950, he was sent by the
Israel Defense Forces to
study mechanical engineer-
ing at MIT and obtained a
BS degree, and MS degree
and did post graduate work.
Upon his return he founded
the department of research
and development in the gen-
eral staff and directed it
until 1954.
Gen. Horev developed the
ordnance corps and was re-
sponsible for the develop-
ment of arms, mobile artil-
lery and armour later pro-
duced in the corps' installa-
tions.
In 1964 he was again ap-
pointed as chief of the ord-
nance Corps with the rank of
major general, after which
he became deputy chief
scientist to the defense es-
tablishment and a member
of the general staff.
Gen. Horev served as chief
of logistics of the Israel De-
fense Forces from 1968 un-
til 1972 and was responsible
for preparing the corps for
the Six-Day War and the
war of attrition with the
Egyptian army. During this
time Gen. Horev was also
appointed chairman of the
government committee of
manpower requirements for
engineering industries.
In 1972, Gen. Horev was
appointed chief scientist of
the defense establishment.
Hussein Plan
for Jerusalem
to Be Aired
WASHINGTON - Jordan's
King Hussein is expected to
discuss a compromise for
Jerusalem during his visit
here the first week in Feb-
ruary.
According to Terence Smith,
writing from Amman in the
New York Times, King Hus-
sein is prepared tca open ne-
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gotiations with Israel on a
peace settlement if the Is-
raelis will indicate some flex-
ibility on the issue of Jeru-
salem.
The idea, which is be-
lieved to have been discuss-
ed indirectly with Israeli
officials, involves the return
of the Christian and Moslem
quarters of the Old City, in
eluding the Moslem holy
places, to Jordan sovereign-
ty.
The Jewish and Armenian
quarters of the Old City and
all of the new city would re-
main Israeli.
In an interview last week,
Deputy Premier Yigal Allon
said Israel would be prepared
to grant sovereign extraterri-
torial status, similar to that
of a foreign embassy, to the
Moslem holy places in the
Old City. He predicted a
government crisis would be
precipitated in such a ease
but said Prime Minister
Golda Meir and the Labor
Party were prepared to ac-
cept that consequence if a
genuine peace agreement
with Jordan could be achiev-
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Shrine Circus
Coning toTown
The Shrine Circus, the
world's largest circus, comes
to Detroit today, and the
beneficiaries will be Detroit's
children.
The Moslem Temple Shrin-
era are producing that circus
at the State Fair Coliseum
through Feb. 11.
This year, there will be
such internationally famous
acts as "Tarzan" Zerbini
with the largest group of
male and female lions and
tigers seen in the center ring;
"Jane" and her horseback
riding tiger seen for the first
time in North America; "The
Flying Armors" with Reggie
Armor doing his f a mous
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His Little Stars," poodle act.
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NY Federation Starts
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NEW YORK (JTA)-More
than $35,000,000 has been
raised toward the goal of a
record $218,000,000 in the cap-
ital fund campaign of the
Federation of Jewish Philan-
thropies of New York, It was
announced here at the offi-
cial launching of the drive.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller
and Mayor John V. Lindsay
told the 330 Jewish leaders
attending a dinner that the
drive was essential to the
welfare of the more than
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