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April 20, 1973 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1973-04-20

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16—Friday, April 20, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

No Evidence Supports Charge
That Spy Defendants Tortured



WILD PRIErnEASTERSIai: • SAT.til 6 pm

The lawyer of Daoud Tur-
ki, the Arab ringleader of the
gang. said his client was
subjected to moral pressures
but no physical tortures. Dan
Vered, a Jewish defendant,
was injured during a fist-
fight with a prison guard.
Another French lawyer,
Christian Revon, told a press
conference on April 5 that
"Both the Jewish and Arab
defendants had been tour-
tured" and called upon the
r
Israeli government to per-
mit an international commis-
sion to investigate the
charges.
(An Israeli who identified
himself as chairman of the
Israel League for Human
and Civil Rights, accused Is-
rael before a United Nations
body of mistreatment and *ir
J.
torture of Arabs in the ad-
ministered territories. The
witness, Dr. Israel Shak, ap-
peared before the General
Assembly's special commit-
tee to investigate Israeli
2 Homes for Aged
practices affecting the human
rights of the pulation of the
Open in Romania
NEW YORK—Two small occupied territories.)
Meanwhile se v e n more
nursing homes for infirm
aged have been opened in Arab members of the Arab-
Romania, one in Bucharest Jewish spy ring got prison
and the other in Arad, it terms. A Haifa district court
was reported by Samuel L. pronounced sentences rang-
Haber, executive vice chair- ing from 4 to 9 years against
man of the Joint Distribu- the accused on charges of
tion Committee. This brings membership in a hostile or-
to six the number of such ganization and conspiracy to
installations JDC has helped commit treason.
One suspect was acquitted
to establish since it resumed
operations in Romania in and another, who was under
21 at the time of his offense,
1967, he added.
The six homes provide will be sentenced after a re-
round-the-clock care for some port by his probation officer.
Eleven of 59 Golan Heights
100 old people, Haber said.
4
Most of them are well over Druze accused of spying for
65 and many are completely Syria went on trial before
bed-ridden. They are among a military tribunal in Kunei-
the most helpless and dis- tra Sunday. They are charg-
abled of the 11,000 needy ed with spying, committing
aged beneficiaries of a acts of sabotage and mailing
broad welfare program con- letter bombs to President
ducted by the Federation of Nixon, former U.S. Defense
Romanian Jewish Commu- Secretary Melvin Laird and
nities with assistance of JDC. U.S. Secretary of State Wil-
liam P. Rogers.

4 DA S ONLY •WED., THURS.,FRI.tiiiiii Y

PARIS (JTA)—A French
attorney, Michel Blum, said
that a week-long investiga-
tion he conduced in Israel
has not furnished him with
proof that the defendants in
the recent trial of Arab and
Jewish members of a Syrian-
directed spy ring had been
tortured.
Blum, who carried out his
investigation on behalf of the
Catholic organization "Pax
Romana" and the Interna-
tional Federation for the
Rights of Man, said "I have
not found a single proof that
torture has been used on
any of the defendants." He
said that only the lawyer of
one of the defendants Soki
Katim, an Arab, had charged
that his client had been sub-
jected to electric shocks,
beatings and "the bathtub
treatment" but that a doctor
had found no traces of these
tortures.

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NEW YORK (JTA) — The
American Federation of Jew-
ish Fighters, Camp Inmates
and Nazi Victims announced
that "Yom Hashoa," a re-
membrance day for Jewish
martyrdom, will be observed
in Jewish communities across
the country April 28 and 29.
Eli Zborowski, president of
the group, said more than
70 national Jewish organiza-
tions had signed a proclama-
tion calling on "all Jews to
assemble in their synagogues
and places of assembly to
commemorate the heroic
deeds of our people in the
European catastrophe."
Congress has adopted with-
out dissent a joint resolution
proclaiming April 29 the 30th
anniversary of the Warsaw
Ghetto uprising.
Action on the resolution
was completed by the Senate
where it had been introduced
by Senators Jacob K. Javits
(R-NY) and Abraham Ribi-
coff (D-Conn.). It was orig-
inally introduced in the House
by Rep. Bertram P o d e 11
(D-NY) and 20 co-sponsors.
T h e resolution observes
that the Nazis were con-
fronted by "beleaguered and
outnumbered Jews who by
their heroic struggle reaf-
firmed the ineradicable deter-
mination of mankind to fight
for freedom from oppression
and symbolized the indes-
tructible spirit of liberty."

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