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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Is-
raelis will be able to listen
and watch around-the-clock
election campaign propa-
ganda in the month before
the Knesset polls open to the
public.
Allotment of radio and TV
time for the various parties
was decided by a committee
headed by Justice Haim
Cohn.
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American Jewish Families Will Experience
Soviet Immigration to Israel at First-Hand
NEW YORK — The United
Jewish Appeal, in conjunction
with the Jewish Agency in
Israel, has begun a special
program to enable American
Jewish families to experience
directly the immigration and
resettlement processes of So-
viet Jews seeking new lives
in Israel.
Paul Zuckerman, UJA gen-
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that participating families
will share at first-hand with
Russian immigrants "the in-
spiration of initial reception
at Vienna, the flight to Israel,
and the very real problems
which occur during the diffi-
cult period of early absorp-
tion in a new society."
He added: "We hope that
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meaning of this historic im-
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anxieties , the hope, the
achievements and problems
as well as the emotional
stress and financial cost. We
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Jewish families from the first
moment of their step into
freedom in Vienna as they
arrive from Russia through
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Families to participate in
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Dramatic Story: Resistance
"Resistance" has become
a subject of major concern in
libertarian circles. While the
debate continues over the re-
sistance against Nazism in
the World War crisis, a new
experience involving a noted
poet assumes significance.
From the night of the
colonels' coup in Athens to
the day of his release from
the 0 r o p o s concentration
camp t h r e e years later,
"Journal of Resistance," a
Coward, McCann and Geoghe-
gan book, records for all time
the impassioned and eloquent
statement of moral and phys-
ical resistance to the Greek
dictators by Mikis Theodora-
kis, legendary hero, poet,
composer of the music for
the award-winning film, "Z."
Partisan, patriot and artist,
Theodorakis was a marked
man from the moment the
colonels overthrew the legiti-
mate government. Hunted,
he was forced to go under-
ground; famous, he had to
disguise himself. For five
months he rallied resistance
against the dictatorship until
soldiers arrested him in the
middle of the night.
But he survived. He en-
dured more than 40 days in
solitary confinement; he suf-
f e r e d torture, humiliation
and anguish over the fate of
his family and friends; but
he refused to renounce his
beliefs, and the Greek junta
refused to bring his case to
trial: "my persecutors know
better than anyone else, that
I might let out truths that
would be better not heard."
Not only did the military
regime fail to crush his spir-
it, it succeeded in triggering
a new cycle of poems, "Sun
and Times," in defense of
human liberty. Theodorakis
told Col. Ladas, the prison
warden: "You have tanks.
I have songs. Your misfor-
tune is that the Americans
haven't yet invented a tank
that can kill songs! I am
stronger than you, because
time wears out tanks but
makes songs stronger." The
colonel sent him to a more
isolated prison.
The authorities ordered him
to the concentration camp of
Oropos. But even behind the
barbed wire, Theodorakis re-
fused to be silent. He wrote
manifestos; he composed
songs; and he worked with
the prisoners to sharpen their
politic al consciousness.
Weakened by hunger strikes,
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torture and anguish, his
health finally failed. Against
his wishes, he was trans-
ferred to the prison hospital,
where he was tortured once
again. And once again he re-
fused to accede to the colo-
nels' demands.
Theodorakis off e r s the
world the extraordinary ac-
count of his struggle against
the tyranny of the colonels'
regime. "Journal of Resis-
tance" is an eloquent and
impassioned witness to hu-
man liberty, and at the same
time a modern Greek trag-
edy. Studded throughout with
the songs and poems which
Theodorakis composed in
prison, this book is not only
the record of a true rebel,
but also the work of an
artist who refuses to con-
sider himself apart from his
people.
His book was translated
from the French by Graham
Webb.
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(Copyright 1973, JTA, Inc.)
Why are Jews not permit-
ted to eat bees and yet to
eat honey that comes from
the bees?
A number of answers are
given in rabbinical litera-
ture. First, it is claimed that
the bees actually do not
make the honey. They sim-
ply collect the material from
one source and deposit it
elsewhere. Second, even if
they do process the honey
in some way, it is claimed
that the product is not a part
of the bee. Some authorities
assume that honey is permit-
ted because the land of Is-
rael is described as a land
of "milk and honey."
This last point is not uni-
versally accepted because
some claim that the honey
referred to in the Bible is
that which comes from the
dates of the palm trees.
BONN (JTA) — The West
German Foreign Office gave
a cautious reception to news
from Baghdad that Iraq was
ready in principle to resume
diplomatic relations with
Bonn.
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