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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 25, 1980

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Soviet Jewish Dropouts Focus Miss Lillian Visits Israel
JERUSALEM (JTA) — are all so friendly here."
of Meeting of Jewish Leaders President
Jimmy Carter's
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JERUSALEM (JTA) — American Jewish organiza-
Leon Dulzin, chairman of tions dealing with refugees
the World Zionist Organiza- make it clear that the law,
tion and Jewish Agency does not apply to Soviet
Executives, and Rafael Kot- Jews who have Israeli visas,
lowitz, head of the Jewish and certainly not to would-
Agency's aliya department, be yordim from Israel.
are goint to Washington for
In Rome, four members of
a meeting May 16 of the the Italian Senate, includ-
Committee of Nine.
ing Umberto Terracini of
The committee, compris- the Communist Party, were
ing representatives of the the first to put their signa-
Israel government, the tures on an appeal on behalf
Jewish Agency and Ameri- of Soviet Jews and their
can Jewish organizations, is right to emigrate. The other
trying to deal with the prob- legislators are Giovanni
lem of dropouts among Spadolini, Leo Valiani and
Soviet Jewish emigrants.
Bruno Visentini.
The meeting will seek to
In Washington, D.C., it
resolve the basic dispute was learned that although
over Soviet dropouts that 51,320 Jews left the USSR
exists between American in 1979, a close analysis of
Jewish leaders and Dulzin. the statistics and trends
High on the agenda of demonstrate that an evolv-
the May 16 meeting is the ing counter trend was also
recently enacted U.S. taking form.
Refugee Act of 1980
In a report, "Jewish
which makes it easier for
political refugees to enter Emigation Trends from
the U.S. and provides the USSR in 1979," re-
additional aid for them leased by the. Soviet
which the Israelis fear Jewry Research Bureau
will encourage more (SJRB) of the National
Soviet Jews to go to the Conference on Soviet
U.S. rather than to Israel. Jewry at the - organiza-
Dulzin has urged that the tion's annual policy con=
law be amended or that ference, sometime in the
summer of 1979 a deci-
sion to cut down the rate
of emigration was made
in the highest Soviet cir-
cles.
Until the latter part of
last year, the exodus of
Soviet Jews numbered ap-
proximately 4,000 per
month, notes the SJRB.
However, the latter part of
the year saw a steady de-
crease in the number of
people actually leaving.
SJRB Director Elie Valk,
who conducted the month-
by-month analysis of these
trends, concluded that new
restrictions, set in motion
months before the invasion
of Afghanistan, have caused
'the fall-off.

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mother, Miss Lillian, left Is-
rael Wednesday for Egypt,
concluding a five-day tour
in the country.
Miss Lillian began her
last day in the country
Tuesday with a visit to Yad
Vashem, where she was es-
corted by Dr. Yitzhak Arad,
chairman of Yad Vashem
Executive.
She later arrived at the
Wailing Wall, and folded a
note among the wall's rocks.
She refused to tell what her
wish was, and merely said:
"It was a good one."
Asked by newsmen
why her son Billy made
often unpleasant re-
marks on Israel, she said:
"Billy is friendly, but he
drinks too much'."
She said she was in favor
of a united Jerusalem.
Asked whether she would
Want to meet Palestinians,
she said: "I wouldn't be able
to tell between a Palesti-
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