10 Friday, February 21, 1975
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Austria May Not Allow U.S.
to Fly Arms to Israel in War
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VIENNA (JTA) — Aus-
tria would not allow U.S.
military supply aircraft to
overfly Austrian territory
with equipment for Israel in
the event of a new war in
the Middle East, a leading
general said - -last week.
"Austria's neutrality ex-
cludes the possibility of ov-
erflying its territory for the
purpose .of transporting war
material," Army Chief Gen-
eral Emil Spannocchi said.
"But if we should be
asked to grant exceptions,
we would demand to inspect
the transports taking off
from West Germany before
permitting them to fly. over
Austrian territory," he ex-
plained. Spannocchi denied
reports that. Austria se-
cretly tolerated such trans-
ports during the Yom Kip-
pur War.
"I can assure you that
no - U.S. Air Force or other
planes overflew Austria
during the 1973 war," the
army chief asserted. Span-
nocchi said Austria's neu-
trality laid down in the
1955 state treaty would
only allow overflying its
territory in cases of trans-
ports of wounded soldiers
and medical equipment or
in emergencies to avoid
crashes.
Spannocchi's statement
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Chicago to Have
.4th Intern Program
CHICAGO (JTA) — The
was provoked by Swiss fourth year of the Summer
newspaper reports quoting Intern Program in Jewish
Peter Dominick, newly Communal Services has
been announced by_ the Col-
nominated U.S. Ambassa-
dor to Switzerland, as say- lege Age Youth Services of
ing that one of his first the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Chicago.
problems would be the dis-
cussion:of U.S. military sup-
More than 20 college stu-
ply aircraft to overfly Switz- dents from the Chicago area
will be selected from cam-
erland with equipment for
Israel in the event of a new . puses throughout the coun-
try for the program. Stress
Mideast war.
The State Department in will be on preparation for
Washington said that the social work and Jewish com-
munal- services.
U.S. has no plans to nego-
tiate with Switzerland for
such an operation.
German Envoy
"No negotiations are in
progress and none are Visits Israel
planned," a State Depart-
JERUSALEM — Per
ment spokesman said. Dom-
inick told a Senate commit- Fischer, the new German
tee studying his prospective Ambassador to Israel, ar-
ambassadorship that his rived here last week to con-
remarks about U.S. Air fer with Prime Minister Yit-
Force flights over Switzer- zhak Rabin and top Israeli
land were "misunderstood." officials.
On his arrival at Ben-Gur-
He stated: "What I was talk-
ing about were negotiations ion Airport, Fischer, West
for overflights of unarmed Germany's fourth ambassa-
dor to Israel, said "I can say
planes."
that we are doing much for
Israel." He said relations be-
Immigrant Award _ tween the two countries
should be based on friend-
Applications Due
ship and mutual trust.
United HIAS Service, the
worldwide Jewisish migra-
tion agency, has established Israel Opens
the Richard Alan Shapiro
Geriatric Unit
Memorial Awards.
TEL AVIV — The.
Two grants', of $250 each,
will be presented annually 150-acre Sheba Medical
to two persons making sig- Center on the outskirts of
nificant contributions to Tel Aviv now has one of the
social betterment. Appli- world's only complete hospi-
cants must be immigrants tal-based geriatric services,
or the children of immi- with the opening of a 32-bed
geriatric rehabilitation unit.
grants.
The new building was
The awards are created in constructed with the finan-
memory of the son of HIAS' cial support of the Associa-
associate secretary Edwin tion for the Planning and
Shapiro.
Development of Services for
Applications and infor- the Aged in Israel.
mation can be obtained by
writing to: The Richard
Alan Shapiro Memorial
Awards, United HIAS Serv-
ice, 200 Park Avenue South,
New York, New York 10003.
Applications• must be post-
marked no later than Feb.
28.
25900 Greenfield Rd.
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Brit Mila Board
Plans Symposium
NEW YORK — The Brit
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Concepts in Pediatrics and
Urology and their Relation-
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The symposium is part of
the board's in-service train-
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Topics will include:
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Surgical Techniques and
Concepts of Post-Operative
Healing"; "The Halackic
Imperative of Utilizing and
Respecting Modern Medical
Knowledge in the Perform-
ance of Mitzvot
"Advances in Neonatology
and their Relationship to
Brit Mila" and "Infectious
Diseases in the Newborn —
Problems and Manage-
ment."
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