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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Feb. 9, 1973-9

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ongressman Urges 131ack-White Cooperation

Israeli Patrol Okay . -titer Golan Attack

NEW YORK —

A Black "counter-productive."
to admit to racism has ham-
Congressman from Atlanta,
Dr. Andrew Young. who pered the struggle against
who was a chief aide to the was elected last year to the prejudice .
late Dr. Martin Luther King, House of Representatives
Dr. Young added that
Jr., has called for Black- from a district that is 62 Black-Jewish relations in the
Jewish cooperation in meet- per cent white, speaking on South had traditionally been
ing the great social prob- the syndicated radio pro- friendly and that Jews there
lems of America, and he has gram, "Washington Scene," were generally found in the
condemned violence as told interviewer Hy m a n liberal coalition with which
Bookbinder, Washington rep- Black civil rights organiza-
resentative of the American tions have worked closely.
Jewish Committee, that vio-
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He suggested that the civil
rights gains of the 1960s re-
sulted from disciplined, non-
violent action, and that fu-
ture progress could be
achieved only by massive
non-violence. "'The system
works for those people who
work at it," he declared.
The new Congressman,
who was a leader with Dr.
King of the Southern Chris-
tian Leadership Conference
and who played a leading
role in the civil rights
struggles with him, paid
tribute to the Jewish com-
munity for its help in the
fight for equal rights for
B l a c k s. "Throughout the
60's, a large percentage of
the whites who came into
the South to work with us
were Jewish," he pointed
out.
Turning to the contrast
between North and South
in racial attitudes, Dr. Young
suggested that progress in
the South against discrim-
ination had been marked by
a recognition by whites of
their racist attitudes. In the
North, he said, with dis-
crimination having never
been quite as blatant, a
greater reluctance by whites

by Trepper's Wife

AMSTERDAM (JTA) — A
West German documentary
film on the "Red Orchestra,"
the World War II Soviet
espionage network in West-
ern Europe that was headed
by Leopold Trepper, was
sharply criticized by Trep-
per's wife.
Mrs. Luba Trepper, visit-
ing Holland on behalf of the
Dutch Trepper Defense Com-
mittee, called the film,
shown on local television,
"calumnious."
She said it portrayed the
Germans "too favorably"
and was "proof that neo-
Nazism is again tolerated in
West Germany."
Trepper, living in Warsaw,
has been denied an exit visa

TEL AVIV (JTA1 —

Fire

an
Israeli
was ,,pened on
patrol Wednesday morning
east of Nahal Golan of the
Golan Heights. There • ere
no casualties to the Israeli

patrol.
A search of the area re-
vealed a number of impro-
vised bazooka shells ready
for firing. They were dis-
mantled.
Also found were signs of
an explosive charge that
went off shortly before the
Israeli patrol reached the

chief of staff warned that
the quiet along the borders
of Syria and Lebanon should
not lead to other cons,

quenceR of action

between

these two countries.

place. Tracks were seen
leading toward the Syrian

demarcation line.
Further searches were
held, and a group of people
were seen running in no-
man's-land toward the Syrian
line. Fire was opened, and
one of the groups was seen
to be hit.
This incident is the first
after some time of relative
quiet along this border,
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In the current issue of the
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man documentary for "in-
accuracies."
Gilles Perrault, head of the
French Trepper Defense
Committee and author of the
book "The Red Orchestra,"
said the documentary was
made "with the preconceived
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