U.S. Envoy to Israel, Keating, Remarries
Germans Free
2 Palestinians
NEW YORK — U.S. Am-
`)assador to Israel Kenneth
B. Keating was married June
/7 to Mrs. Mary Pitcairn
Davis at her home in Prince-
ton.
Keating, former senator
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from New York was widowed
in 1968, and Mrs. Davis's
husband, Wendell Davis, a
BONN (JTA) — There was
New York lawyer who was
a classmate of Keating at little public or official re-
Harvard Law School in the action in West Germany to
the release of two Palestin-
1920s, died two years ago.
ian terrorists from a West
Berlin jail prior to the World
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'One of the year's ten best films. It's the screen's
which begin June 13.
best Faulkner ever.' LADIES HOME JOURNAL
The two men, Ali. Salem,
33, and Mohammed Zaher,
'An
unusually
fine
film...
'A provocative &
18, , were given long sen-
explores loneliness,
haunting
tences in April for plotting
love, devotion and
bomb attacks on Israeli offi-
film. .
ces in the city.
dignity with 'notable
REX
artistry.' CUE MAG.
(In London, the Zionist
REED
Federation issued a state-
'A hauntingly beautiful 'story
ment strongly criticizing the
. : rooted in human truths
Federal German Republic's
decision to release two ter-
as elemental as the earth
rorists.)
itself.' PLAYBOY
'Robert Duvall
& Olga.Bellin
create lives
with an
insight that is
devastating.'
MOVIE
GUIDE
Hamlin Given
High WZO Post
ISADORE HAMLIN
NEW YORK — A,f t e r 29
years of service with the
World Zionist Organization
Americana Complex 1, 2, 3, 4 and the Jewish Agency for
Greenfield Rd., N. of 9 Mile
Israel, Isadore (Itzik) Ham-
358-3920
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lin has been named execu-
Wed. MATINEES ALL
tice vice chairman of the
THEATERS-1 Show only
WILLIAM FAULKNER'S
at 1:15—$1
WZO-American Section, "an
office created specifically to
AMERICANA I
take cognizance of his many
"THE STING" (PG)
years of devoted and effec-
S■ orrmg
AMERICANA II
tive service." Announcement
of the promotion was made
"PAPER CHASE"
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by Mrs. Charlotte Jacobson,
AMERICANA
III
"Every once in a while, a film comes along of
chairman of the WZO-Ameri-
"W" (PG)
can Section.
such rare beauty and compassion that it
AMERICANA IV
Hamlin began his Zionist
makes other films look like empty celluloid
"BLAZING SADDLES" (R)
career in 1945, after his
exercises. TOMORROW is that kind of film."
army service in World War
BERKLEY " Mile-Coolidge
LI 2-0330
CHRISTIAN
II, as press officer for the
Weekdays, Open at 7:00. Clint
Eastwood in "Magnum_ Force," Jewish Agency in Washing-
SCIENCE
rated R at 7:25 and 9:20.
ton, moving to New York in
MONITOR
Saturday evening open at 7:15.
"Magnum Force" at 7:35 and 1949' as the Agency's execu-
9:30. Sunday open at 1:15. "Mag- tive assistant. In 1961 he was
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Force at 1:30, 3:30, 5:25,
named executive director of
7:20, and 9:15.
the American section of the
Jewish Agency. When the
World Zionist Organization
was separated from the re-
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constituted Jewish Agency in
1971, Hamlin continued as
KAZAbLAN". THE
NEW
executive director of the
WZO American section.
ISRAEL
He is a member of the
board of the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency and is coor-
dinator of the committee on
control and authorization of
campaigns of the Jewish
Agency.
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TEL AVIV — The Sinai
Peninsula never was an in-
tegral part of Egyptian ter-
ritory, according to an Is-
raeli scholar, Azariah Allon.
Allon, who has done re-
search into the area, said
the Sinai was part of the
Turkish Empire prior to 1906.
In that year, bowing to the
British, who ruled Egypt,
the Turks agreed to give the
Egyptians control over the
desert. Formal title remained
with the Turks until 1927,
when they agreed to transfer
the Sinai to Egypt.
Even in 1967, when Israel
captured the Sinai, writes
Anon, there still were no
Egyptian inhabitants, other
than a few Bedouin nomads
who were not even accorded
Egyptian citizenship.
The author concludes that
the Egyptians' insistence on
retention of the Sinai as "sa-
cred" Egyptian territory is
simply a joke.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
157 Gaza, Sinai
Teachers Finish
Course at Negev
BEERSHEBA—A group of
157 high-school teachers from
the Gaza Strip and Sinai who
have completed a four-month
teaching course at Ben-Gur-
ion University of the Negev,
received special certificates
at a ceremony at the Uni-
versity Sunday.
The teachers, among them
10 women, traveled in special
buses to the university once
a week. for four months to
attend lectures by a team of
nine faculty members on the
teaching o f mathematics,
English and biology and spe-
cial lectures in psychology.
All of the participants have
degrees from universities in
Egypt, Syria and Iraq, al-
though not all of them have
taken teachers training
courses.
This is the second year
that the course has been held.
It was organized jointly by
the military government . of
Gaza. and . Sinai . and . the
teachers training department
of Ben-Gurion. University' of
the Negev. Last year, 150
teachers attended.
One major difficulty which
had to be solved during the
course was that none of the
university staff spoke Arabic,
while many of the teachers
did not have sufficient grasp
of English or Hebrew. The
problem was overcome by
using a translator who did
almost a running translation
of the lecture into Arabic.
Another problem was to per-
suade the "pupils" that doing
homework would not degrade
their status as high school
teachers.
Ex-Deportees Appeal
for Beate Klarsfeld
PARIS (JTA) — A newly
formed "Action Committee
for Beate Klarsfeld," led by
LICA president Jean Pierre-
Bloch, has published an ap-
peal in "Le Monde" in sup-
port of the Nazi hunter due
to stand trial in West Ger-
many on June 25.
Mrs. Klarsfeld faces a pos-
sible prison sentence on
charges of coercion and the
attempted abduction of Kurt
Lischka, a former head of the
Gestapo in Paris and now liv-
ing in Cologne. ,
In conjunction with LICA
(International League Against
Racism and Anti-Semitism),
several former deportee as-
sociations sponsored the ap-
peal.
The 'Eyes' Have It
NEW YORK — Secretary
of State Henry Kissinger had
an ongoing secret diplomatic
relation until Newsweek blew
his cover.
Once a week the West Ger-
man Embassy in Washington
rushed a bulky envelope,
marked "Eyes Only" to
Kissinger, and when it is late,
he "impatiently in quir es
about it."
The envelope's contents
have been revealed -- it con-
tains a list of German soccer
scores. According to his
aides, Kissinger is a- secret
fan, but as a diplomat, favors
no particular team.
Friday, June 21, 1974-27
1,043 Graduate
From Technion
HAIFA—Degrees were con-
ferred on 1,043 students at
the Technion-Israel Institute
of Technology. This is a rec-
ord number in Technion's
history, surpassing, for the
first time, the 1,000 mark.
Among those awarded the
BSc degree were nine stu-
dents who died in the Yom
Kippur War. The degree cer-
tificates were presented to
members of their families by
Technion President Major-
General (Res.) Amos Horev.
The class included 111
women. A total of 90 students
graduated with honors, and
18 with high honors. Thirty-
one are immigrants from
Russia, while seven are Arab
or Druze.
There also are 24 former
students in Technion's spe-
cial preparatory course for
army soldiers. This,program,
now in its 12th year, is de-
signed to help •young people
of Oriental background gain
admission to Technion.
The largest number of
graduates -came from the de-
partment of electrical engi-
neering-255 (one woman).
Kosher Products
Directory Enlarged
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NEW YORK -- Publication
of a 52-page Kosher Products
Directory, the largest in the
history of the directory, has
been announced by the Kosh-
er Certification Service of
the Union of Orthodox Jew-
ish Congfegations of Ameri-
ca.
More than 3,000 products
and services are listed in the
new 1973-74 Kosher Products
Directory, in 113 categories,
according to Nathan K.
Gross, a national vice-presi-
dent of the union, and chair-
man of its Joint Commission
for Kosher Certification.
The Kosher Certification,-
. now in its 49th year, also pro-
vides rabbinical endorsement
and supervision for restaur-
ants, resort hotels, children's
camps, bakeries and catering
establishments. The directory
is a companion publication to
the annual PassoVer Products
Directory. Copies are avail-
able, without charge by writ-
ing Dept. B, Orthodox Union,
116 East 27 St., New York,
N.Y. 10016.
Czechs Blacklist
Movie Co-Producer
LONDON—Elmar Klos, co-
producer of the Oscar-win-
ning film "Shop on Main
Street," has been blacklisted
by the Czech authorities, ac-
cording to a report from
Prague.
The film, with the Jewish
actress Ida Kaminska in the
title role, depicts the perse-
cution of Jews in Czechoslo-
vakia under the Nazi regime
and has been a subject of
controversy among die-hard
Communists.
Medal for ORT Chief
PARIS Raphael Oiknine,
director of ORT Toulouse
was recently granted the
Today's genius is a fellow silver medal "du Merite et
who can live within his in- du Devouement Francais,"
come.
at a ceremony in Toulouse.