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January 25, 1974 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1974-01-25

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Israel Withdrawal From Canal Outlined
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SAM Sites Go Back intact to Egypt

KILOMETER 101 (JTA)-
The timetable of a three-
p h a s e Israeli withdrawal
from the west bank of the
Suez Canal was. disclosed
Wednesday following several
days of meetings between Is-
raeli and Egyptian officers
at this United Nations check-
point.
It was learned that the UN
Emergency Force (UNEF)
initially will occupy the zones
evacuated by Israeli forces to
maintain a continuous buffer
between advancing Egyptians
and withdrawing Israelis un-
til the final stages of separa-
tion are reached east of the
Suez Canal.
It also was disclosed that
the departing Israeli forces
will leave intact the concrete
launching sites for SAM anti-
aircraft missiles in the occu-
pied area west of the canal.
This is in accordance with
a promise made by the Is-
raeli chief of staff, Gen. Da-
vid Elazar, to his Egyptian
counterpart, Gen. Mohammed
Gemassy, last week - that Is-
rael will not purposefully
damage military installations
and civilian facilities left un-
damaged in the war. A ma-
jority of the missile sites
were undamaged and will be
handed back to the Egyp-
tians.
Israel also will provide the
Egyptians—through UNEF-

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with maps showing the mine- Wednesday. The Israeli com-
fields in the Israel-held area. mand for the first time per-
It was learned that Israeli mitted Egyptian drivers to
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750,000 mines, but the job of that purpose.
The second phase of the
removing them will be left
Israeli departure will end by
to the Egyptians.
The first phase of the Is- Feb. 3 when the Israelis will
raeli withdrawal is scheduled withdraw from a line north of
to start today and be com- Fayid. The airfield there will
pleted by noon Sunday. The be handed over to UNEF and
initial pullback will be from thence to the Egyptians. The
the southern sector of the Is- final phase is expected to be
raeli salient west of the cana! concluded Feb. 12 when the
and will open the Suez-Cairo last Israeli troops cross to
road to Egyptian traffic. It the east side of the canal. The
will enable the Egyptian Egyptians will be given the
Third Army corps east of the canal, bridges constructed by
canal to throw up bridges Israeli engineers.
Talks also are progressing
and start moving its heavy
equipment westward of the on the retrieval of the bodies
of Israeli soldiers killed in
waterway.
The evacuation of 300 Egyp- Egyptian-held territory.
Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren
tian sick and wounded began

BONN (JTA) — The presi-
dent of the German-Israeli
Association, State Secretary
Heinz Westphal presented Is-
rael's ambassador in Bonn,
Eliashiv Ben Horin, with a
check for DM 360,000 for
transfer to the Israeli Red
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ended its 1974 campaign with
$2,165,000 in pledges. Since
Oct. 9, it has remitted to the
United Jewish Appeal more
than $1,711,000 in cash.
Almost all the money came
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As one member of the corn-
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problem with the intelligence be used to help victims of
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Wilkes-Barre Community Matches
Israelis' Courage With Their Own

WILKES-BARRE, P a . — But when the Yom Kippur
This is a coal town whose in- I War broke out, the Jewish
habitants have repeatedly community sprang into
suffered ill fortune—the clos- action.
Lou Smith, executive direc-
ing of mines, massive unem-
ployment, devasting hurri- for for 40 years of the Wy-
oming Valley Jewish Corn-
canes.
However, the worst blow mittee, called on Rabbi Abra-
came in June 1972 when ram- ham D. Barras to lead the
paging streams and rivers fund-raising drive. Rabbi
flooded Wilkes-Barre and all Barras, spiritual leader of
the smaller communities sur- the community's Conserva-
r o u n d i n g it. The entire tive congregation, called an
Wyoming Valley was a mon- immediate meeting of corn-
strous lake. The ruin was al- munity leaders, where he was
elected campaign chairman.
most total.
The desolation extended to Although the initial meeting
the other side of the ram- was announced as "non-fund-
paging Susquehanna River, raising," every man present
where many of Wilkes- announced his gift. Every
Barre's 5,400 Jews Live. giver at that meeting was
These Jewish families, many later resolicited. Almost
of whom operated businesses everyone increased his con-
or professional practices, tribution.
The rabbi then sum-
were especially hard-hit.
-In 1971, the Wilkes-Barre moned members of the corn-
Jewish community pledged munity on an appointment
and paid $600,000 to its local baSis; no one refused the
fund - raising campaign. In summons. More than 250 po-
1972, before the flood, the tential givers were inter-
J e w s of Wilkes-Barre re- viewed a n d commitments
mitted $378,000 to the United obtained.
Three hundred prospective
Jewish Appeal for its over-
seas humanitarian programs. givers were "summoned" by
The June flood reversed the Rabbi Barras to the formal
situation. Wilkes-Barre be- opening of the campaign at
came a disaster area. Organ- a Sunday night dinner.
Three hundred appeared
ized Jewish communities
throughout the United States and $1,600,000 was raised. It
rallied to the aid of their was the first time in the corn-
fellow Jews with some $2,- munity that pledges were
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