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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18—Friday, August 2, 1974
Syrians Hamper Israeli Effort
to Aid Injured Austrian Soldier
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Syrians Monday refused to
grant permission for an Is-
raeli helicopter to land in the
buffer zone and pick up an
injured Austrian soldier who
needed urgent hospitalization.
The soldier had to be driven
by car to the Israeli side
where he was picked up by
a copter with a medical crew.
An army communique said
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that the Unite d Nations
Disengagement Observation
Force (UNDOF) had in-
formed the Israeli liaison of-
ficer that a Syrian copter
was summoned by the UN to
enter the buffer zone near
the Mt. Hermon peak, now in
the hands of UN forces, to
evacuate an Austrian soldier
injured by a mine. Consent
was given immediately.
But 21/2 hours later UN
officers informed the Israelis
that the Syrian copter had
crashed and that a second
copter would try to reach the
spot and evacuate the injured
soldier.
At the same time UN offi-
cers asked Israel to have a
copter stand by in case the
second Syrian copter also
failed to reach the spot. This
request was granted and
some minutes later the UN
asked Israel to send the heli-
copter to the position where
the Austrian would be wait-
ing.
Israel agreed but within
minutes the UN called again
saying the Syrians were ob-
jecting to the Israeli copter
landing. The Israeli liaison
officer then suggested that
the soldier be driven to the
border of the buffer zone
where he was picked up and
taken to Safed Hospital.
Israel Opens
Munich-Funded
Kindergarten
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Student Editorial Against Israel Hit by Editor of Paper
BONN — The Munich Chil-
dren's Day Center has been
dedicated in Tel Aviv. The
ceremony was attended by
the German ambassador in
Israel and by Munich Chief
Mayor Herr Kronawitter,
who had been invited by his
peer in Tel Aviv.
The day care center has
been financed by donations
from the people of Munich.
During the Six-Day War,
the then-chief mayor spon-
staneously set up the "peace
aid committee." The money
collected was intended for
humanitarian aid for the Is-
raeli ci v ilian population.
Owing to the brevity of the
war, it was decided to use
the DM 220,000 for a social
program to document the
generosity of the people of
Munich.
Thee kindergarten, which is
in one of the poorer parts of
Tel Aviv, can -take 70 chil-
dren. In his address the chief
mayor of Tel Aviv, Shlomo
Lahat, thanked the people of
Munich for their great moral
support for the Israeli peo-
ple at a difficult time.
Exhibits to Aid
Sobel! Defense
Found by Govt.
NEW YORK—Government
Fortunately our mistakes exhibits sought by Morton
are notnoticed or are over- Sobell, a convicted defendant
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in the Rosenberg-Sobell case,
looked.
to be used to overturn his
conviction, have been found
Chaim and Berel went to the Mountains
after having been misplaced
in a file cabinet with an un-
To celebrate Shabbos Nachamu
related case.
They Found FARM MAID at all the Fountains
The exhibits,' sought by
And they wish the same to you!
Sobell, include four sketches
that David Greenglass, the
chief prosecution witness,
Cool it, baby! Enjoy life!
testified were copies of draw-
Drink to your health .. .
ings he had made to give to
Julius Rosenberg or Harry
Gold as a spy courier.
Sobell, who served nearly
18 years of a 30-year sen-
tence, was informed that the
exhibits were found by his
attorney, Burt Neuborne of
the American Ciivil Liberties
Union. As a result, Neuborne
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said he had written to Fed-
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rescind the exhibits and allow
them to be examined.
S o b e 11, who originally
brought suit claiming his
right to the exhibits, said
that he "might be able to
prove an exhibit a fraud."
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Bormann's Diary
Printed in Germany
BONN — Under the title
"Martin Bormann's Last
Notes," the Deutsche Verlag-
sanstalt (DVA) has published
the final diary notes of the
secretary of the fuehrer,
made between Jan. 1 and
May 1, 1945.
The author of the book, the
So v i e t contemporary his-
torian and journalist, Lev
Besymenski, works here for
the Russian newspaper "Neue
Zeit."
CONDITIONED
The people who bravely
combat adversity can safely
stand a little prosperity if it
happens to come their way.
The editorial was written , eled as such.
Chancellor Werner Baum,
by Tom Mauer, the news-
paper's opinion editor, who is reacting to the editorial when
described as a New Left par- it was published, said it
tisan and who has written would have no effect on the
similar editorials in the past. plans for the exchange re-.
Ulrich, an an interview lationship with the Haifa
with the Wisconsin Jewish school.
Chronicle, also said that the
editorial, had drawn a quick CARS TO BE DRIVEN
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Anti-Semitic Bias
sonal opinion and that such
Detroit, Mich. 48204
views, when printed in the
Hit by Cavanagh
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According to the Detroit future, will be clearly lab-
News, small donations and
expressions of support have
been coming to gubernatorial
primary candidate J e r r y
Cavanagh from persons who
THOMAS E.
say they won't vote for his
opponent Sander Levin be-
cause "he is a Jew." Both
are Democrats.
"Cavanagh has been pub-
licly i g n o r i n g the anti-
Semitic remarks a g a in s t
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Levin while decrying them
in private to staff members
A NEW KIND OF JUDGE ... IT MAKES SENSE.
and newsmen," the News
said.
MILWAUKEE (JTA) — A
vitriolic anti-Israel editorial
in the student newspaper of
the University of Wisconsin
in Madison, denouncing plans
for an exchange relationship
between ' the university and
the University of Haifa, has
been assailed by the news-
paper's editor-in-chief, Dan
Ulrich, as "just stupid" and
one that "does not make any
sense."
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