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Maritime Strike Ends, El Al Operations Still Suspended

MACK PITT
ORCHESTRA

An agreement between
the shipping companies and
the seamen's union was
signed last week, but if Is-
rael's maritime communi-
cations are functioning
again, its international air
services remained grounded
for the fifth day.
The El Al management
suspended operations last,
week as a result of a wildcat
work stoppage by mainte-
• nance workers and is de-
manding new, individual
contracts
with
all
employees. The workers op-
pose this and are supported
by Histadrut.
They were joined by
travel agents in applying
to a Tel Aviv Labor Court
for an injunction against
management on grounds
that the latter unilater-
ally and illegally broke
its labor contracts. But
the court refused to grant
an injunction and set a
new hearing. It ordered

TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
container ship Zim Hong
Kong sailed from Haifa
Saturday, the fust Israeli-
flag merchant ship to put to
sea in 80 days, marking the
end of one of the longest and
costliest strikes in Israel's
history.

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the workers back to their
jobs.
El Al has refused to lift
the suspension pending new
labor contacts. However, it
has asked employees in its
computer and reservations
departments to return to
work to facilitate the trans-
fer of El Al passengers to

foreign' carriers.

Fear has been expressed
that the El Al shutdown will
affect the entire tourist in-
dustry which depends heav-
ily on the Passover influx of
visitors.
Histadrut, which has al-
ways supported manage-
ment against wildcat
strikes and work stoppages,
says now that the airline is
solely responsible for the
present situation.
Meanwhile, the black-
out of news on radio and
television continued for
the second week. The
Broadcast Authority has
refused to be bound by
the wage agreements that

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has given the enemies of Is-
rael and the Jewish people."
In London, an invita-
tion to Miss Redgrave to
address the Cambridge
University Students
Union has been with-
drawn because of her
statement about "Zionist
hoodlums."
The president of the
Zionist Organization of
America, Rabbi Joseph P.
Sternstein, accused the
British actress of "blatant
stupidity" and "confused
morality in her vulgar use
of the phrase 'Zionist hood-
lums.' "
Sternstein said he sent a
telegram to the Federal
Communications Commis-
sion urging them to investi-
gate this matter and deter-
mine how it may be possible
to prevent "the uninvited
intrusion into our homes of
political philosophies of-
fered under the guise of en-
tertainment."

U.S Ordered t o Release
Arab Boycott Information

NEW YORK — The U.S.
The ArlIbrican Jewish
Court of Appeals for the Congress then brought suit
District of Columbia has against the Commerce De-
ruled that the government partment in Federal Dis-
was wrong in rejecting a re- trict Court for the District of
quest by the American Columbia, charging that
Jewish Congress to the government was a "si-
examine reports on com- lent partner" in the Arab
pliance with the Arab boycott by refusing to re-
boycott filed under the Ex- lease reports filed by
port Administration Act of American companies of re-
1969.
quests to discriminate
If the ruling is not ap- against U.S. firms that
pealed, it means that trade with Israel.
thousands of reports on par-
ticipation in the Arab
boycott between 1969 and
1976 will become available
WASHINGTON — Israel
for public inspection.
used its Kfir C2 jets and
The request for the re- McDonnell Douglas A4
ports was originally Skyhawk jets as strike air-
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Commerce on the ground tective cover was flown by
that the boycott reports Israel's new, U.S.-made
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Redgrave Comment Draws
Criticism of Varied Groups

NEW YORK' Actress.
Vanessa Redgrave is draw-
ing bitter criticism from
Jewish and non-Jewish
groups for her remark about
"Zionist hoodlums" made
last week at the Academy
Awards presentations.
In New York, Theodore
Bikel, chairman of the na-
tional governing council of
the American Jewish Con-
gress, said Ma. Redgrave's
"public espousal of the PLO
and her artistic and finan-
cial involvement in a PLO
propaganda film brand her
as one who condones the
murder of civilians, the de-
struction of the Jewish state
and the end of the Jewish
people ....
"We repudiate the disrup-
tive and counter-productive
tactics of such groups as the
Jewish Defense League.
But our rejection of the JDL
does not mitigate our revul-
sion at the public support
which Vanessa Redgrave

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ended the recent news-
paper strike.
Broadcast journalists
have demanded the same
increases.
In another area of labor
strife, the teachers union
warned that unless advance
payments were forthcom-
ing, it would call a strike of
indefinite duration after the
Passover holidays.

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