THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 22, 1919
Trifa Case
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time of being a "dis-
placed person" is alleged
to be false. Should the '
naturalized citizenship
which he acquired in
1957 be revoked, the sec-
ond step would be to ef-
fect his deportation to
Romania.
Eugene M. Thirolf, the
Justice Department's
Counsellor who is heading
the case against Trifa, said
the Romanian government
has not moved on his re-
quest for access to witnesses
in Romania or examining
Romania's "documentation
centers." But, he said,
"maybe documents will be
coming" from Romania. He
said that during the past 17
months the Justice De-
partment also sought au-
thentication of newspaper
reports and other material
that "reflect on the defen-
dant as described."
Meanwhile, the Jewish
Community Council of Met-
ropolitan Detroit, • the
American Jewish Commit-
* tee, the American Jewish
Congress and the ADL have
established a monitoring
committee of attorneys to
watch the Trifa case.
The committee will meet
with community leaders
and rabbis in July to be
briefed about the Trifa case
and similar cases.
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MIA Remains,
Sinai Withdrawal
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
remains of 11 of the 23 Is-
raeli soldiers still listed as
missing in action since the
Yom Kippur War were
found recently in the course
of development work along
the Suez Canal, according to
Egyptian officials at a meet-
ing of the Joint Egyptian-
Israeli Military Committee
on Tuesday. Israel had re-
quested permission to
search for the MIA's.
As a result of the new in-
formation, the Israeli army
chaplaincy corps is expected
to , make arrangements im-
mediately for the transfer of
the remains for reburial in
Israel. The transfer will be
conducted with full military
honors by Israel and Egypt
at the El Arish checkpoint
in Sinai.
Gen. Dov Sion, the senior
Israeli delegate at the meet-
ing, said the first stage of
Israel's withdrawal from
Sinai has been completed
without a hitch and the
talks are now dealing with
the second phase-
withdrawal from the oil
strip in western Sinai on the
Gulf of Suez.
The 25 Egyptian jour-
nalists who accompanied
the Egyptian delegation to
Beersheba spent the day
sightseeing. They visited
Ben Gurion University and
the Institute for Desert Re-
search at Sdeh Boker. They
also visited the Research
and Development
Authority at the university
where they were shown the
results of studies in desert
agriculture and industrial,
commercial and architec-
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