36—Friday, July 13, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Alleged Buffalo Nazi Plot Refuted
BUFFALO, N.Y. (JTA)—A had been "two or three cases"
Jewish community spokes- recently of Nazi activity, only
man dismissed as exaggerated a tiny number of people were
a local press report that Buf-.! involved and "the matter is
falo faces "a serious Nazi well in the hand of Buffalo
problem." The spokesman County and federal law en-
told the JTA that while there forcement authorities."
Libya-Egypt Plane
Transfer Confirmed
WASHINGTON — Aviation
Week states that American
intelligence sources have con-
firmed the transfer of 30 1H-
rage-3 warplanes from Libya
to Egypt in violation of the
original purchase agreement
with France, which prohibit-
ed such a transaction with •
a third country.
The French national as-
sembly rejected an opposi-
tion motion to create a corn- •
mittee to investigate the re '
ports of Libyan abuse of its
arms agreements with
France, following govern-
ment reiteration of a state-
ment by Defense Minister Mi-
chel Jobert.
The minister said France
had found no evidence to
prove Libyan violations of
the agreement.
The Buffalo Jewish Review
reported on June 29 that "a
' reliable federal government
source" had informed it "that
the problem of Nazi activity
July 1—To Mr. and Mrs. in the Buffalo area is more
Edward J. Rosen (Judy serious than the Jewish corri
Sterns), 21565 Tuller, South- munity had been led to be-
field, a son, Joshua David.
lieve." The paper said the
source who declined to be
June 29—To Mr. and Mrs. identified, was known to be
Laurence A. Berg (Susan J. well-informed. According to
Levitt), 2298 Golfview, Troy, the paper, the source said
a daughter, Allison Jenny.
the Buffalo police were not
sufficiently aware of the situ-
June 29—To Mr. and Mrs. ation because there was no
Jack Bletstein (Elaine Sad- I public demand for them to
Neo-Nazi May Hold
off). 10743 W. 11 Mile, Hunt- keep up with it.
Court
Ruled Post
ington Woods, a son, Charles
A statement minimizing the
Daniel.
BONN (JTA) — An active
"Nazi problem" which will
be published in the Review member of the neo-Nazi Na-
June 28—To Mr. and Mrs. tomorrow, was issued by Eu- tional Democratic Party
Martin Krohner (Marlene gene M. Warner, chairman (NPD) may hold a civil-
Feinberg), 23521 Gardner, of the Buffalo chapter of the service post, an interminis-
Oak Park, a son, Kevin Alan. Bnai Brith Anti-Defamation terial commission in Baden-
League; Wayne Wisbaum, ' Wuerttemberg ruled Mon-
June 27—To Dr. and Mrs. chairman of the American ; day.
The case involves Rolf
Jerome F. Rose (Marlene Jewish Committee chapter
Pam), 5014 Mansfield, Royal here; and J. Milton Zeckhau- Kosiek, a teacher at a voca-
Oak, a son, Michael Jay.
ser, president of the United ' tional training school who
Jewish Federation of Buffa- formerly was an NPD deputy
June 24—To Mr. and Mrs. lo. They called on the corn- in the Baden-Wuerttemberg
Eugene Lumberg (Pam Sher- munity to refrain from "emo- parliament.
He had earlier been re-
man), 27416 Everett, South- tional recation" in dealing
fused permission to teach by
field, a daughter, Nicole with the problem.
the cultural ministry of the
Shara.
Louis H. Glickman, execu- Rhineland-Palatinate.
June 24--To Dr. and Mrs. tive director of the Upstate
' New York ADL, told the
Michael Rose (Anne Rosen),
JTA that there are no more Knesset Conflicts
former Detroiters of Cleve-
than "four or five" people on Proper Dress
land, a son, Stephen Charles.
in Buffalo who engage in
JERUSALEM (JTA) —1
Nazi activity. He refused to
June 24—To Mr. and Mrs.
Yaacov Mizrachi, an MK of
name the people on grounds
Kenneth Gold (Betsy Brody),
that publicity would only the Orthodox Agudat Israel
a son, Justin Douglas.
"spur them to further ac:iv- faction, wants to banish mini-
* * *
skirts from the Knesset.
ity."
June 22—To Mr. and Mrs.
Mizrachi complained that
Glickman
said
there
were
Philip Granitz Sharon Tuch-
the brief skirts worn in the
man), 21700 Westhampton, no more than three or four chamber by some female
Oak Park, a daughter, Lisa Nazi incidents during the Knesset and faction staff
last three months. In one
Rose.
case a group paraded with members were indecorous.
Knesset Speaker Israel
June 20—To Mr. and Mrs. a swastika in front of a Jew- Yeshayahu will rule on the
ish-owned
supermarket
and
Dennis Fogel (Cheryl Good-
complaint.
man), 15150 Northfield, Oak in front of a school. In other
He will also rule on a com-
cases,
persons
passed
out
Park, a daughter, Andrea
plaint by Uri Avneri of the
leaflets
of
the
National
Soc-
Michelle.
Haolam Hazeh faction that
ialist White Peoples Party.
the Jerusalem Post's parlia-
The
source
cited
by
the
June 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
mentary correspondent, Ash-
Eugene R. Konstant (Lynne Jewish Review clamed that er Walfish, was refused ad-
the
local
Nazi
group
"has
Mason), a daughter, Erica.
dozens of adherents" and mission to the Knesset build-
ing because he wore sandals
May -5--To Mr. and Mrs. "have a camp in the Buffalo without socks.
area."
Glickman
told
the
Jeff Serman (Linda Warren),
Avneri, who himself is al-
29130 Pointe-O-Woods, South- JTA that there was no such ways nattily dressed, told a
field, a daughter, Joanna camp and that this fact "was meeting of the Knesset house
confirmed by the police."
Leigh.
committee today that "Our
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Israel Top Home
Builder in World
TEL AVIV (JTA)— Israel
has the world's highest per
capita rate of residential con-
struction, a leader of the
building industry said here.
There are 16.9 home units
started for every 1,000 popu-
lation, Elazar Nir told the
Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica's Institute for Israel Stud-
ies at ZOA House.
He said that some 60,000
apartments will be started
but only about 47,000 will be
completed this year because
of material shortages and
lack of skilled labor.
Nir was less than optimis-
tic over the prospects of
widespread rental housing in
Israel to ease the housing
shortage.
It is a long way off despite
its many social and economic
advantages for both the set-
tled populace and new immi-
grants, the housing expert
said.
NI- Day School Pupils Served Kosher Poultry
By BEN GALLOB and
JANET ARMUTH
(Copyright 1973, JTA, Inc.)
For the first time in the
history of the federally-
funded National School
Lunch Program, pupils in
130 Jewish day schools in
the New York metropolitan
area have been served
kosher chicken and turkey
during the 1972-73 school
year, according to the food
and nutrition service of the
U. S. Department of Agri-
culture.
A spokesman for the north-
east regional office of the
service in Princeton, N. J.,
told the JTA that the initial
test was a success and would
be continued in the 1973-74
school year and indefinitely
thereafter.
The kosher poultry phase
of the program, created to
provide nutritious lunches at
reduced ' prices or without
charge for needy pupils, is
directed in the New York
City area by the Bureau of
Jewish Education, a central
agency which services all
types of Jewish schools in
the area.
The program in New York
is administered by Mrs.
Carrie Lipsig, board of edu-
cation school food service
program, working through
chief. She explained that in
British MP Charges
`Capitulation' on
Libya Passports
LONDON (JTA)—The Brit-
ish government was accused
of capitulating to the de-
mands of Libya by including
Arabic imprints in the pass-
ports of British travelers go-
ing to Libya.
In a letter to Lord Baniel,
minister of state in the for-
eign office, Greville Janner,
a Labor Member of Parlia-
ment, wrote: "If any country
was to adopt the same sys
tern as Libya — and every
other country was to agree
to it—there would be no room
in passports for anything but
linguistic rubber stamps. This
arrangement is nonsensical.
I am sorry that the Govern-
ment has found it necessary
to cave in. This is not a com-
promise; it is a capitulation."
September 1972, the federal covers the charge for kosher-
the New York State Educa- ing of about 26 cents per
tion Department, entered an pound.
agreement with the board
The education board offers
of education to make kosher the finished product, in the
poultry a USDA - donated form of frozen chicken
food. Under the arrange- pieces and frozen turkey
ment, the USDA buys pro- rolls, to the 130 of its af-
cessed Grade A chickens and filiated day schools which
turkeys through competitive participate in the lunch pro-
bidding by kosher proces- gram and which serve a
sors. The education board total of 34,000 lunches daily
during the school year.
Plan to Settle 3,000
Families in Four New AJCongress Dialogue
Suburbs of Jerusalem Set for July 30-Aug. 3
JERUSALEM (JTA)
Some 3,000 families, most of
them young couples and
large families will settle in
four new Jerusalem suburbs
in former Jordanian terri-
tory by the end of the year,
the housing ministry said.
The suburbs — Neve
Yaacov, Ramot, Gilo a n d
East Talpiot — are all out-
side the '1967 borders. They
will have some 25,000 apart-
ments when completed.
Housing construction in Neve
Yaacov and Gilo has already
begun.
"The Diverse Sources of
Jewish Creativity" will be
the theme of the 11th annual
American - Israel Dialogue
sponsored by the American
Jewish Congress from July
30 to August 3 at the Van
Leer Institute in Jerus n.
In formal papers ano
debate, a group of 25 Ameri-
can Jewish and Israeli ar-
tists, critics and communal
leaders will examine the
between
the
relationship
Jewish artist's religious and
cultural background and the
work he has produced.
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Stamp Club Offers
Olympic Souvenir
The Eastman Stamp and
Coin Club of Mission, Kan.,
is offering a souvenir card
commemorating the first an-
forefather Abraham probably niversary of the massacre of
wore sandals without socks." 11 Israeli athletes at the
He said that in any event, it Munich Olympic Games.
was accept dress in Israel
The card is printed in six
during the hot summer colors and has the pictures
months.
of the eleven victims, pic-
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Spies Seen Among
Olympic seals and insignia.
To order, write Eastman
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Israel Beirut Says
tary, Box 1325, Mission,
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Kan., 66222. There is a
Authorities in Jordan have
charge for the limited edi-
found documents showing
tion card.
that the Soviet government
is using Soviet Jewish emi-
grants to establish a spy Plan New Building for
network in Israel, according Jerusalem Torah College
The construction of a new
to the Beirut newspaper
building and campus for the
L'Orient-De Jour.
The newspaper was report- Jerusalem Torah College in
ed here as saying that the the Givat Mordehai section
documents were found in the of the Israeli capitol was an-
Soviet Aeroflot TU-134 air- nounced by Moshe Krone,
liner that crashed June 30 at world head of the depart-
ment of education and cul-
Amman Airport.
"These documents are re- ture of the World Zionist Or-
ported to deal with a net- ganization, and a member of
work of Soviet agents im- its executive in Jerusalem.
Torah College was estab-
planted in Israel through the
channel of Jewish immigra- lished only four years ago.
tion," the newspaper report- It is headed by Rabbi Moshe
Horowitz.
ed.
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