Terrorists on Rampage, Thwarted by Israel
6—Friday, August 30, 1974
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Continual regret simply
Don't envy the man who
gets ahead—study his tech- puts the headlight on the
tail-end.
nique.
closing the stand, the owner's Police, said he would not According to police spokes-
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men, there was no special
entering Israeli territory son noticed the basket and call the recent acts of terror guard at the tourist office. It
"a new wave" of terrorism.
discovered
that
the
bread
from Jordan. The gang is
was explained that special
believed to have been on a was booby-trapped. Four He admitted there was an guards were put on only
increase
in
the
number
of
in-
sabotage mission with the in- suspects were detained.
$30 to $250 Spring and Summer
Monday evening a bomb cidents after a short period when the political situation
tention of establishing ter-
demanded it. However, in the
of
relative
calm.
He
dis-
exploded
in
a
house
near
the
rorist cells in the adminis-
Church of the Nativity in counted speculation that the wake of the explosion, all
tered territories.
other Israeli offices, banks
The bombing attempt near/ Bethlehem, some 10 miles recent increase in sabotage and an Israeli exhibit at the
Natanya was foiled when an south of Jerusalem. No one acts resulted from the policy Frankfurt Trade Fair were
employe of a steakhouse at was hurt and there was no of allowing summer visitors put under closer security.
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the Natanya-Haifa highway damage. In an earlier inci-
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The bomb had been at-
junction discovered an im- dent an explosion in Kfar the administered territories.
Novik said the police force tached to the front of the
provised bomb made of a Saba injured an old man and
Worrio
hand grenade and activating caused shock to two childrerf. was being rearranged to tourist bureau office located
The explosive charge went combat terrorism. He said on the ground floor of a
device.
of the police are now
The incident sparked a new off in a garbage container most
engaged in security work. high-rise office building. Po-
near
a
public
bench
in
the
alert in the Natanya area
he stressed that the lice believe the attack was
where police are still inves- township several miles north- But
major
means of preventing politically motivated and are
Outfitters to Gentlemen •NORTHLAND CENTER
tigating Sunday's attempt by east of Herzliya. Some 300 terrorism was public alert- closely questioning Arabs re-
two Arab youths to plant a suspects were detained.
siding in the Frankfurt area.
The beach incident in Na- ness.
bomb on the crowded Nat-
Time
Bomb
Hits
tanya
occurred
when
two
anya beach.
The youths later led police lifeguards noticed that two Israeli Tourist Office
to an arms and explosives well-dressed Arabs were In Frankfurt
BONN, (JTA) — A time
cache near Tulkarem on the carrying plastic bags that
West Bank and have con- seemed heavier than if they bomb exploded Monday at
fessed their intention to com- had been filled with swim- the office of the Israel Gov-
ming togs. The lifeguards ernment Tourist Bureau in
mit acts of sabotage.
In Jerusalem a bomb was ordered the men to show Frankfurt causing extensive
discovered under a fruit and them the bags and when they damage to the office and
vegetable stand in the Ma- refused the guards over- slightly damaging three cars
hane Yehuda market only a powered the two Arabs. In- parked outside. There were
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booby-trapped baby carriage mortar shells with activating
was found last week. The materials and explosive de- along with the local Frank-
bomb, hidden in a bread loaf, vices connected to a wrist- furt police department joined
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was dismantled before it watch, as well as nails and in the search for suspects.
metal pieces. The two Arabs
could cause harm.
According to police, a man were turned over to police
bought fruit at the stand and and the bags were placed in
asked the vendor if he could a hole in the sand to prevent
leave his shopping basket casualties on the crowded
there. The man never re- beach.
Meanwhile, Meir Novik, Is-
turned.
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Agudath Israel Applauds Bill
on Return to Standard Time
af
NEW YORK — The action enough to be at their jobs or
by both Houses of the U.S. businesses at opening time.
During last January and
Congress to end year-round
daylight saving time was February, Agudath Israel
hailed by Agudath Israel of helped organize a number of
America as a "return to "ad hoc" congregations in
normal living which elimin- business sections to h e 1 p
ates the many difficulties overcome this problem.
The U.S. Congress has now
which school children and
adults suffered this past acted to eventually return to
the former pattern of stand-
winter."
According to the legislation ard time, primarily because
just passed in Washington, its repeal this past winter
the nation will return to resulted in only a 1 per cent
standard time during the four saving of the nation's energy,
months of November, Decem- and increased the danger to
ber, January and February. children going to school in
If Congress does not take the dark.
steps, the nation will revert
next year to the traditional JNF Picnic Site Due
formula of six months of Near JFK Memorial
Standard Time.
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Rabbi Menachem Shayo- Visitors to the Kennedy Me-
vich, chairman of the corn- morial near here will be able
mission on legislation and
civic action of Agudath Is- to stop nearby at a new pic-
rael of America, pointed out nic site being prepared by
that the organization, which the Jewish National Fund.
h a d successfully f ought The site will include rustic
against year-round daylight benches and tables, water
saving time for many years, facilities and shaded eating
ceased its battle last year areas.
A new JNF camping site
because of the "energy
crisis" proclaimed by the was also opened by JNF
Chairman, Jacob Tsur in the
federal government.
Its opposition was based on Golan near Banias. The site
the difficulties that y ear- is set in a nature reserve
round daylight saving time shaded by oak trees. It is
would create during the win- named in memory of Nah-
ter months for observant man Alexandron, past head
Jews who could not begin of the JNF land reclamation
their morning prayers early division.
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