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Israelis Seize Soviet-Made Antitank Missiles
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
large number of Russian-
made antitank missiles known
in the West as "Sagger,"
captured from the Egyptians
by the Israelis, has enabled
the Israeli command to intro-
duce this weapon into the
Israeli army units.
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It did not take long for Is-
raelis to learn the methods of
operating this wire-guided
antitank missile. The Sagger
is operated in two forms—
both of which are in use by
Israelis now: The one is the
special amphibious vehicle
of Russian make which has
six Saggers on launchers and
eight more in store. The sec-
ond is the suitcase type, four
Sagger missiles in a suitcase
launcher which is operated
by two infantrymen only.
It was this Sagger that con-
fronted the Israeli armor in
the first stages of the bitter
Yom Kippur war.
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COPENHAGEN (JTA) —
Eight former leaders of the
Danish World War II under-
ground are in Israel for the
30th anniversary of the sav-
ing of Danish Jews from
Nazi-occupied Denmark.
The group was headed by
Jens Lillelund, a well-known
friend of Israel's. The trip
was to have taken place
earlier this month but was
put off because of the war.
ANN ARBOR — An unfor- personal resources — his preservation of human
gettable name of a great very life, in service to a values, and this is what archi-
hero in the movement of res- people with whom he had tecture is all about. It is a
cuing Hungarian Jews from little in common except exist- fact that we must never for-
get in creating the man-made
the Nazi gas chambers was ence on this planet.
"What provided the im- environment.
again honored by the Uni-
versity of Michigan College petus for Wallenberg's un-
"No activity to which I
of Architecture and Design, selfish, almost saintly, de- have addressed myself as an
votion to the task of saving alumnus of this university
Tuesday.
Raoul Gustav Wallenberg's thousands upon thousands has been quite as dear to me
handmade
heroic deeds in singlehand- from the monstrous threat as personally challenging
edly saving tens of thousands to their survival? According and as rewarding .
glass
of Jews in Budapest were re- to all accounts of his deeds
animals
"I can conceive of no more
called in the second annual of bravery, many facets of worthy goal than the con-
Wallenberg Lecture Series, Raoul's background contribu- tinuation and perpetuation of
by
at an entire day's series of ted to his compassion, his the Wallenberg Lecture Pro-
janet
concern
for
humanity,
his
sessions.
gram as a means of honoring
kelman
Wallenberg, a graduate of tenacity of spirit in combat- selflessness."
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Sabbath
will be observed on
the functions here Tuesday.
Eric Belfrange, secretary of Nov. 9 and 10, it was an-
the Swedish embassy in nounced by Rabbi Leo Jung,
Washington, and Miss Karin president of the Brit Mila
Pelmquist, Swedish vice con- Board here.
Brit Mila are two Hebrew
sul in the Chicago headquar-
ters, were the special guests, words meaning the covenant
in addition to many of the of circumcision.
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U. of M. deans and other
administered by the New
academicians.
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classmate of Wallenberg and
the inaugurator of the Wal-
lenberg tribute, its lecture
series and the gathering of
funds to make it possible.
Dean Reginald F. Malcolm-
son was chairman of the ses-
sions and Prof. Leonard K.
Eaton introduced the guest
speaker whose topic was
"Architecture as a Humane
Art."
Symposium
participants
Tuesday evening were Dr.
Eaton, Prof. William Jordy,
William Kessler and Dr.
George Kish, professor of
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"He was a guiding example
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He commended the sponsors
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thanks from his government
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hero.
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