THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
10 May 21, 1976
Dayan at NY Bond Reception Three Terrorists Are Killed
Infiltrating Israel From Jordan
Former Israel Defense Minister Moshe Dayan is
shown at an Israel Bonds reception in New York with
Frank S. Berger (left) president of General Wine and
Spirits Co, makers' and importers of Sabra and Chivas
Regal. Berger introduced Gen. Dayan, who gave a re-
vealing summary of the current Israel-Arab situation at
the UN.
Jordan May Buy Soviet Missiles
NEW YORK — A high-
level Soviet military delega-
tion arrived in the Jordan-
ian capital Monday for talks
that may culminate in the
sale of Russian missiles to
Jordan, according to news
sources.
The delegation, led by
Soviet Deputy Defense Min-
ister and Air Force Com-
mander Pavel S. Kutakhov,
came for a four-day discus-
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — Is-
raeli forces intercepted and
killed three terrorists who
tried to infiltrate Israeli ter-
ritory from Jordan Monday
night. A military spokes-
man said the terrorists
came from a base in Syria.
The encounter was the
first in seven months with
terrorists using Jordan as a
corridor to enter Israel.
Meanwhile, heavy secu-
rity measures remained in
force on the West Bank and
East Jerusalem following
widespread disturbances.
Curfews were in effect in
Nablus, Jenin, Balta and
other towns in the Samaria
region. Re-enforced units
patroled the Old City of Je-
rusalem following several
stone-throwing incidents by
Arab youths and a partial
strike by merchants.
A bomb explosion that
severely damaged a villa
in the wealthy suburb of
Zahala Monday was at-
tributed to underworld
elements by Tel Aviv
Mayor Shlomo Lehat. Le-
hat, who lives in the sub-
urb, said the bomb was ap-
parently intended for him
but the perpetrators
planted it by mistake at
the nearby home of an-
other Shlomo Lehat, an
industrialist and former
army colonel who is pre-
sently visiting Belgium as
the head of an Israeli trade
delegation.
The Israel Radio reported
receiving an anonymous
telephone call that the bomb
was meant for the mayor's
house. Some sources believe
it may have been in retalia-
tion for the mayor's recent
orders to demolish any
buildings erected without a
municipal license.
Meanwhile, a disaster
was averted in the Mahane
Yehuda market when an
explosive charge was discov-
ered and removed by police
Sunday during the shopping
rush.
Police are questioning six
suspects in connection with
the explosion of a small pipe
bomb in a Tel Aviv movie
house, Cinema I, May 11.
Three patrons were slightly
injured by the blast and an
usher was trampled in the
stampede to leave the thea-
ter.
Meanwhile, a military
tribunal in Lod imposed a
22-year prison sentence on
a convicted terrorist from
Nablus, Louis Nafw Abdu,
who was charged with at-
tempting to plant a bomb
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at Ben Gurion Airport last
July 18. An accomplice,
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sentenced next month.
Abdu was allegedly re-
cruited by El Fatah while
studying at the Beirut
University last year.
Another terrorist, Mous-
tafa Mouhammed of the El
Turkman tribe, was given a
12-year prison sentence by a
military tribunal in Jenin.
He was injured while pre-
paring a bomb. A six-year
prison term was imposed
earlier on Mahmud Ghazlim
of Yafiah village in Israel,
who was allegedly recruited
and trained by Mouhammed
and served as his accompl-
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NEW YORK (JTA) — The
60th anniversary of Sholom
Aleichem's death (May
1916-May 1976) was ob-
served by Radio Liberty in a
special half-hour Russian
and Yiddish Program for
Soviet Jewish listeners. The
prdgram consisted of Uni-
versity of Illinois Prof.
Maurice Friedberg's evalua-
tion of Sholom Aleichem's
contribution to both Yiddish
and world literature.
Also included was a dra-
matization in Yiddish of the
dream scene from "Tevye"
which Solomon Mikhoels
adapted for the State Jew-
ish Theater in Moscow.
Mikhoels, who was mur-
dered in 1948 on orders from
Stalin, is heard in the role of
Sholom Aleichem's Tevye in
a rare recording made avail-
able to Radio Liberty by
Prof. Herbert Paper of the
University of Michigan.
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They will stay at kibutzim,
enjoy night life and visit the
defense forces.
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