8—Friday, June 1, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Mapam Party Takes Official's Resignation
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The voted 126-50 Sunday night to
Mapam Central Committee accept the resignation of its
secretary, Naftali Ben Moshe.
The stormy meeting was
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punctuated by an attack by
Ben Moshe on the party's
new secretary general, Meir
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Talmi, and a warning by
veteran Mapam leader Meir
Yaari that internal dissen-
sion was "destroying the
party."
Aryeh Yaffe of Kibutz
Milan Wineries, Detroit, Mich.
Yakum replaced Ben Moshe.
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Prime Minister Golda Meir watches with Prof. Joseph
singer- of the department of aeronautical engineering of
the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, during a com-
pression test on a stiffened cyclindrical shell simulating
the "skin" of a rocket fuselage. Prof. Singer's 12 years of
research, costing more than IL 1,000,000 ($280,000), and
sponsored by the Office of Scientific Research of the U.S.
Air Force, resulted in a method for analyzing the strength
of stiffened cyclindrical shells. It was adopted by NASA
and used in the Apollo and Skylab programs for designing
the Saturn V rocket which launched the Apollo astronauts
on their way to the moon and Skylab into earth orbit.
Lindsay Orders Probe of Police
Raid on JDL Office in NYC
NEW YORK (JTA) — that the raid might lead to a
Mayor John V. Lindsay has postponement of the trial of
asked Police Commissioner two JDL members accused
Donald F. Cawley to under- of fire-bombing the offices of
take a full investigation of impressario Sol Hurok in
last week's raid on Jewish January 1972 in which one
Defense League headquar- person was killed.
ters here by combined forces
Bertram Zweibon, JDL at-
of the FBI, New York City torney, filed several motions
police and U.S. Treasury with U.S. District Court Judge
agents. a spokesman for the Arnold Bauman requesting a
mayor's office said.
postponement on grounds
The American Jewish Con- that the raid might have
gress urged Lindsay last Fri- prejudiced jurors with regard
day to order an investigation to the JDL.
of the raid because of con- Rabbi Kahane's Arab
flicting reports over how it Emissary Denied U.S. Visa
was conducted.
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—Denied
Theodore J. Kolish, chair- a visa because of his "crim-
man of the AJC's New York inal past," Christian Arab
Metropolitan Council, stated Emanuel Nadjz Houri, an
in a letter to Lindsay that activist in Rabbi Meir
"despite o u r rejection of Kahane's camp, was pre-
much of the philosophy and vented from coming to the
many of the tactics of the U.S. on a fund-raising mis-
Jewish Defense League, we sion to cover traveling ex-
oppose any police action that penses of those Israeli Arabs
violates constitutional guar- who responded to Kahane's
antees directed against any appeal that they leave the
group."
country,
Kolish noted that "the ini-
Rabbi Kahane, ignoring Is-
tial reports suggested the rael government protests,
possibility that under the pre- continues his campaign for
tense of investigating the Arab emigration from Israel
presence of explosives in the despite lack of funds.
JDL office, the raiding forces
destroyed property and seized
Bedouin Ouster
files and other documents, in-
cluding membership lists, to Appeal Dismissed
which the FBI, the Treasury
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
and police were not entitled." Supreme Court dismissed an
"At the same time, the offi- appeal by nine Bedouin tribes
cials responsible for the raid against orders by the mili-
have denied any improper tary governor evacuating
conduct, insistng that no files them from their lands in the
were taken and that the only Raffah area near the Gaza
damage done resulted from Strip.
the need to obtain access to
The court ruled that the
the office and search for orders were legitimate and
explosives," Kolish wrote the in the interests of national
mayor.
security.
The three-hour raid was • The Bedouins, who lodged
conducted under a federal their appeal a year ago, com-
warrant issued after a tele- plained about the evacuation
phone warning to the FBI methods and the seizure of
that explosives would be their property by Israeli
planted at the Soviet or Iraqi soldiers.
UN missions. No explosives
Justice Moshe Landau held
were found at the JDL office. that the evacution orders
JDL spokesmen charged were issued in accordance
that the raid was intended to with the Geneva and Hague
harass and intimidate the conventions and that there
JDL from conducting dem- was no reason to suspect the
onstrations during the visit of military governor's motives.
Soviet Communist Party Sec- Justice Alfred Vitkon said
retary Leonid I. Brezhnev that security considerations
next month. guided the army's action, and
"If there has been mis- Justice Yitzhak Kister held
conduct by police officials or there were no grounds to
if false charges have been intervene in the military
made aganst them, appropri- governor's jurisdiction in the
ate acton should be taken," matter.
the AJC letter said.
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