THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32 Friday, June 27, 1977
Soviets' Presence in Israel Protested
TEL AVIV (JTA )—A
group of Soviet Jews living
in Israel demonstrated last
week against the presence
in Israel of 11 Russian scien-
tists participating in an in-
ternational space research
convention here.
The group of 11 former
aliya activists, including
Yasha Kazakoff, Dov Sperl-
ing, Michael Stiglitz and
Sylva Zalmanson, held a
quiet demonstration oppo-
site the Pal Hotel, site of
the convention.
"We demonstrate against
the presence of the Rus-
Resist U.S. Coercion of Israel, Reform Leader Urges
sians in Israel," they said.
"We protest against any
contact with the Russians,
including scientific and cul-
tural, as long as Jews in
Russia are persecuted by
the authorities," Sperling
said.
Holding a poster that
said, "Release my family,"
Zalmanson said it was in-
conceivable that Russian
scientists can move freely
in Tel Aviv while Jews in
Russia are held in prison.
Stiglitz demanded freedom
for his brother-in-law, Ana-
toly Sharansky.
N.Y.
GROSSINGER,
- (JTA)—A leader of Reform
Judaism in America called
on the American Jewish
community Monday to
stand united against pos-
sible attempts by the
United States to pressure Is-
rael into accepting an im-
posed settlement of its con-
flict with the Arab states.
Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld,
president of the Central Con-
ference of American Rabbis
(CCAR) warned that there
are "clear signals from the
White House and some
members of Congress" that
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TEL AVIV (JTA)--The
Labor Alignment retained
control of Histadrut and
most local labor councils in
Israel in Tuesday's elec-
tions. According to returns
that were still incomplete
Wednesday morning, Labor
appeared to have won up to
54 percent of the vote, a
drop of about four percent-
age points from the pre-
vious election, but more
than adequate to ensure its
hegemony of Israel's giant
trade union federation.
Likud scored about 30 per-
cent, an impressive gain of
seven percent but a dis-
appointment to its lead-
ership which had hoped to
wrest control of Histadrut
away from Labor. Yigael
Yadin's Democratic Move-
ment for Change did
poorly, emerging with
about seven percent of the
votes in what was its first
contest in a Histadrut elec-
tion
Most of the smaller fac-
tions sustained losses. The
Communists won about two
percent, down a half per-
centage point from the last
elections, the Independent
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