THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS An Extra Arrival TEL AVIV (JTA) — The Vietnamese community in Israel was increased by one with the birth of a baby last Friday at the hospital in Afula. A son was born to a young couple who arrived a day earlier from the refugee ship in Manila. riASSPOR171 PHOTOS IN COLOR WHILE YOU WAIT 00 For 4.41 REGISTER NOW FOR BEGINNERS PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES LENS OPENING CCIMERP5 6 VIDEO 353-5330 WE DISCOUNT OUR PRICES. NOT OUR SERVICE OPEN NON TUES. WED..SAT. I to61111URS.4111.9 to I Quebec Leader Would Recognize Israel and Seek Solution for Palestinian 'Entity' WASHINGTON (JTA) — Quebec Premier Rene Levesque, who seeks politi- cal independence for the Canadian province he heads, said here that if Quebec becomes sovereign, its government will recog- nize Israel and favor a solu- tion for the Palestinian Arabs in an "entity" of their own. 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He observed, "We have a large Jewish community" in Quebec and -a "growing" number of Palestinian Arabs. Canada's Jewish population is 305;000. About 115,000 live in Montreal, Quebec's met- ropolis. Levesque said that he dis- cussed Israeli-Arab rela- tions recently with former Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres when the lat- ter visited Montreal. In a speech after return- ing to Montreal, Levesque urged the Jews of the pro- vince of Quebec to reconcile themselves to and integrate with the French cultural and linguistic majority in Quebec. He also gave his "solemn assurances" that his government will not tol- erate any form of "racism or discrimination." Levesque addressed 1,500 Jews at the Chevra Kadisha Bnai Jacob Synagogue. He received only polite applau-se from his audience during his speech and in a question period which coveren both domestic matters and his attitude toward Israel. . 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