Israeli Ship Rescues 42 Turkish Soldiers
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special bus which took them
to the airport, where they
boarded the Turkish airliner
and returned to Turkey.
Pinhassi told newsmen that
a Mavo'ot Tam scout ob-
served a yellow spot on the
high seas Monday afternoon
and on approach a rubber
dinghy bearing 12 Turkish
soldiers was discovered. An
officer on the dinghy said
there were additional sur-
vivers. Two more lifeboats
were seen and their occu-
pants rescued. The Israeli
ship radioed for more ships
to help search for possible
survivors but there was no
response to the call, Pinhassi
said
El Al was the only airline
flying in and out of Israel
Sunday, The 17 other inter-
national airlines serving Ben-
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Turkish troops invaded Cy- Jerusalem.
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at Nicosia since the coup on
July 15 but El Al can main-
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Gurion airport until it picks
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Saturday night there was
great commotion at Ben-
Gurion Airport as stranded
passengers tried to get seats
on El Al. Ticket offices were
kept open through the night
and all El Al planes left fully
loaded. Meanwhile, efforts
were being made to bring
back some Israeli tourists
and families of Israelis work-
ing in Cyprus from the be-
leaguered island.
A record number of flights
and passengers were set
Monday by El Al as the only
airline servicing Ben-Gurion.
El Al registered 19 takeoffs
and 14 landings, carrying
4,000 persons out of the coun-
try and 3,000 in. All scheduled
flights were maintained ex-
cept for those going to Tur-
key and Iran. Other airlines
resumed flights Monday.
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Cyprus Crisis May
Have Negative
Effect on Arab Talks
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
6—Friday, July 26, 1974
By GIL SEDAN
JERUSALEM (JTA)—"For
once there is a Mideast crisis
without Israel." This was the
reaction of many Israelis to-
ward the events going on in
nearby Cyprus. But is this
true?
Many observers here
doubt it. The Cyprus crisis
was brought up at the cabi-
net meeting Sunday although
it chiefly centered on a short
review by Foreign Minister
Yigal Allon of the efforts be-
ing made to evacuate Is-
raelis from the beleaguered
island.
However, political sources
here feel it may have a nega-
tive effect on Arab-Israeli
negotiations Political sources
here fear the U. S. may just
be too busy trying to solve
the immediate Cyprus prob-
lem to find time to deal with
the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Israeli public opinion ap-
pears to be in sympathy with
Turkey for several reasons:
the Greek military regime
was not popular here; there
is a feeling that the Greeks
asked for the Turkish inva-
sion by inciting the coup
d'etat which overthrew Arch-
bishop Makarios; and be-
cause of Makarios' friend-
ship with the Arab states.
Although Turkey is Mos-
lem she is considered more
friendly to Israel than is
Cyprus. There are charges
d'affaires in Israel and Tur-
key. There is an Israeli Em-
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