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PARIS (JTA) — The Marc
Chagall National Art Muse-
um was inaugurated Sunday
in the town of Cimiez, near
Nice, in the presence of the
French Minister of Culture
Maurice Druon, former Cul-
ture Minister Andre Malraux,
and Israeli Ambassador Ash-
er Ben Natan.
The museum is the, first
ever built by France for a
living painter.
Chagall told the JTA the
museum was "a symbol for
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The museum, which is
called the "Marc Chagall
Biblical Message," houses
more than 400 drawings,
lithographs, sculptures, oil
paintings, pastels, mosaics,
tapestries, and stained-glass
windows.
Each has a biblical theme.
At the ceremony, Chagall
recalled memories of his
childhood, such as the pro-
found religious faith of his
father and the songs of the
Passover "seder."
The Chief Rabbi of Nice,
Michel Morrali, was also
present.
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JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Mayor Teddy Kollek said
that he was sure all political
parties in Jerusalem would
welcome an Arab list for
the city council elections in
October.
"If such a party is estab-
lished," Kollek said, "its
representatives would help
us find the adequate solution
to help Arabs in this city."
Kollek, who returned from
a 10-day private visit to
Iran, praised Hebron Mayor
Mohammed Ali Al-Jaabari
for his recent statement en-
couraging Jerusalem Arabs
to participate in the elec-
tions.
"This statement shows
once again that Jaabari is a
practical statesman who
comes to solves problems and
not to create them," Kollek
said.
He added that Haabari's
statement would encourage
other responsible Arab lead-
ers in Jerusalem to run for
election in a manner that
would be honorable for East
Jerusalem residents.
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idea, provided that idea is
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American State Department
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when Israel was advised to
withdraw one minute, then
told to remain firm, then told
to withdraw . . . then re-
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Peres OKs 13 Pct. Hike in Bus Fares
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Transport Minister Shimon
Peres told the Knesset Fri-
day that he favored a 13
per cent fare increase by
the Dan and Egged bus co-
operatives which have asked
for a 26 per cent raise in
fares.
Peres maintained that 13
per cent was sufficient to
compensate the co-ops for
cost increases since last Sep-
tember.
Dan serves the Tel Aviv
area and Egged operates
inter-city bus services.
The two are planning to
merge and are seeking pass-
age of a law that would
give the new combine a legal
monopoly of bus traffic
within Israel's pre-June,
1967 boundaries.
They also expect the gov-
ernment to wipe out their ac-
cumulated indebtedness to
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