THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 25, 1980 15

Slain Terrorist
Guard's Killer

TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
suspected terrorist killed by
an Israeli patrol near the
Lebanese border last Friday
night may have been the
murderer of Yosef Rosen-
feld, the security chief at
Metullah who was shot to
death last November.
A pistol that belonged to
Rosenfeld was found on the
body of the suspect, iden-
tified as a resident of Gaza.
He was gunned down by
the patrol while attempting
to cross the border into
Lebanon near Margaliot in
the Kiryat Shemona region.
He also carried a bus ticket
from Gaza and a large sum
of money in Israeli and Jor-
danian currencies.
The slaying of Rosenfeld
was unsolved until now.
The killers who stole his
jeep and abandoned it near
Natanya were originally be-
lieved to have been
smugglers who were sur-
prised by the security
guard.

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Envoys Accepted

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Egypt has formally ac-
cepted the appointment of
Dr. Eliahu Ben-Elissar as
Israel's first ambassador to
that country. The Egyptian
acceptance was forwarded
to Israel's Foreign Ministry.
Israel also announced its
acceptance of Saad Mortada
as Egypt's ambassador to
Israel.
An Israeli advance team
will leave for Cairo next
week to begin preparations
for the Israeli embassy ac-
tivities there. No site has
yet been found for the Is-
raeli embassy building. For
the time being the Israeli
diplomats will stay at a
temporary headquarters in
the Cairo Hilton Hotel.

International Law
Expert Dies

NEW ORLEANS, La. —
Col. Eberhard P. Deutsch,
an authority on interna-
tional law, died Jan. 16 at
age 82.
Col. Deutsch was recog-
nized for his work in helping
to recreate Austria as an in-
dependent nation after
World War II and was active
in the effort that led the
Supreme Court to in-
validate a tax on newspaper
advertising.

Richard Goldman,
Conductor, Dies

BALTIMORE, Md. —
Richard Franko Goldman,
former director of Balti-
more's Conservatory of
Music and a nationally
known conductor and com-
poser, died recently at age
69.
He also was the conductor
of the Goldman Band,
founded by his late father
Edwin Franko Goldman.

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