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Brooklyn College News Pap er
Warned on Anti-Israel Stories
NEW YORK (JTA) — The
president of Brooklyn Col-
lege has threatened to with-
hold funds from a student-
supported guidelines which
demand restraint in articles
dealing with racial or reli-
gious groups.
Dr. John Kneller, presi-
dent of the college which has
an 80 per cent Jewish stu-
dent body, issued the warn-
ing to the "editorial collect-
ive" that puts out Third
World Edition, a campus
newspaper supported by stu-
dent fees.
The warning was prompted
by allegedly anti-Jewish and
anti-Israel articles that ap-
peared in a recent edition.
The edition was published
before the guidelines were
issued and the penalties
therefore are applicable only
to future violations, the Jew-
ish Telegraphic Agency was
told by Harold Harris, a
spokesman for the college
administration.
According to Harris, the
newspaper spent $2,960 of
student funds on its two is-
sues during the 1972-73 school
year.
It has a press run of 10,000
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JERUSALEM — The old-
est active soldier in Israel
is Col. David Laskov, now in
his 70th year. He is a legend-
ary figure in the Israel army,
a genius in demolition and
other technical fields.
While army men in Israel
retire at age 40 or soon af-
terward regardless of their
skills, Col. Laskov is re-
peatedly urged by the top
brass to stay on.
Laskov has to his credit
about 100 patented inven-
tions. Scores are still in use.
Laskov also is credited
with a great many improve-
ments in fighting devices
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which have saved many
lives. For example. demoli-
tion equipment is likely to
explode due to a blow or fric-
tion of the primer and deto-
nator. Laskov improved the
structure of the primer and
the detonator, thereby saving
the lives of many army
sappers.
The laboratories where
Laskov works maintain an
exhibit of his inventions
and not all of these are de-
signed for destructive pur-
poses. Among those which
may be described openly is
an expanding stretcher. A
small saboteur unit out on a
Two years after his inven-
tions helped cleave enemy
bastions in the Six Day War,
Laskov was summoned to do
the opposite: to erect fortifi-
cations along the Suez Canal
which would withstand the
heavy pounding by the Egyp-
tians.
"We helped prepare what
we all the explosion layer,
the hard crust which protects
the bunkers and the positions.
Our problem was to com-
pute the penetration of the
bombs and shells, not to
simply pile up huge mounds
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fications in Jerusalem. In the
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the Zionist Organization of
America's 76th national con-
vention, Isaac M. Oberman,
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Defense Prize was won by
the engineers corps for its
work on these fortifications.
Laskov received the Israel
Defense Prize in 1964 "for
three or four inventions; I
don't exactly recall." In
1972, Laskov's entire unit
was cited for merit by the
chairman of the Israel de-
fense prize committee, Prof.
Y. Dostrovsky.
of sand and stone. Our ex-
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mission must consider the explosion layer could take
possiblity of one of the men the pounding."
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Since an ordinary stretch-
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