THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Five JDL'ers Demonstrate at Senator Ribicoff's Office
WASHINGTON (JTA)
— Five members of the
Jewish Defense League
staged a five-hour sit-in
at the office of Sen. Ab-
raham Ribicoff (D.-Conn.)
last week.
The JDL is protesting a
suggestion made by
Ribicoff while he was in
Israel recently that the
Carter Administration
appoint Secretary of
State Henry A. Kissinger
as a special peace envoy
to the Middle East.
The JDL also objected
to the request by Ribicoff
and the 12 other Senators
who accompanied him, to
visit Israel's nuclear in-
stallations at Dimona.
The request was rejected
by the Israeli govern-
ment.
IDL'ers Enter Guilty Pleas
in 11-Count Federal Indictment
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Five members of the
Jewish Defense League
have entered guilty
pleas to charges in an
11-count federal indict-
ment charging conspi-
racy stemming from
shootings and pipe-
bombings against targets
in the Bronx and Man-
hattan, according to a
transcript of their pleas
in the United States At-
torney's office made av-
ailable to the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency.
The five defendants are
Thomas MacIntosh, 36, of
Woodbury, N.J.; Steven
Ehrlich, 21, San Fran-
cisco; Russel Kelner, 35,
and Jeffrey Weingarten,
21, both df Brooklyn; and
Steven Rambam, 18, who
was a juvenile at the time
of his arrest by the FBI
and whose arrest was not
reported at the time.
MacIntosh, described
by the JDL as a convert,
reportedly had been pre-
pared to turn state's evi-
dence and be a witness for
the prosecution. How-
ever, there was no trial
because all five pleaded
guilty.
According to the trans-
cript, bail was fixed for
MacIntosh and the bail
was posted. All five are at
liberty on bail, pending
appearance for sentenc-
ing. Ehrlich will appear
for sentencing Nov. 29.
Kelner and Weingarten
will be sentenced Dec. 7.
Rambam and MacIntosh
will be sentenced Dec. 15.
The fact that limited
pleas were entered on the
11-count indictment indi-
cated that Judge Mac-
Mahon may dismiss the
other counts on which the
five JDL members were
arrested but this is.a mat-
ter for Judge MacMahon
to decide.
The
indictment
charged a conspiracy
which included charges of
shooting into the Soviet
Mission to the United Na-
tions and into the Soviet
residence in the Bronx;
and alleged pipe-bombing
attempt at the Iraqi Mis-
sion to the UN; and an al-
leged pipe-bombing of a
Gulf Oil service station.
The JDLers complained them drinks. The police
further that Ribicoff had were not summoned.
praised Egyptian Presi-
He who cloth a kindness to
dent Anwar Sadat with
whom the Senators met a good man cloth a greater to
himself.
in Cairo.
Mrs. Charlotte Levin,
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secretary of the JDL's
Washington chapter, cal-
led Ribicoff a "self-
appointed spokesman for
Jews" and a "court Jew
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like Kissinger."
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She said, however, that
Ribicoff's staff was "very
nice" to the de-
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UNITED NATIONS
(JTA) — Confirmation of
Syria's agreement to a
six-month extension of
the United Nations Dis-
engagement Observer
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according to a UN
spokesman.
The decision was con-
veyed to Secretary Gen-
eral Kurt Waldheim by
the Syrian delegation and
the UN chief executive
submitted a written re-
port to the Secretary
Council. The spokesman
said the Council would
meet Monday to adopt a
resolution extending the
mandate, to which Israel
has also agreed.
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