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MIAMI — Jerusalem offi-
cials, as a tribute to
Holocaust heroine Gisi
Fleischmann, have re-
named one of the city's
streets.
"Giza Street," the new
addition to Jerusalem's to-
pography, came about
through the efforts of
Miami-based writer Joan
Campion. Miss Campion
has written a biography, a
"non-fiction novel" and a
short play about Mrs. Fleis-
chmann.
For two years, Mrs. Fleis-
chmann and her colleagues
managed to protect 20,000
Czechoslovakian Jews from
deportation to Nazi death
camps.
They also helped to re-
scue Jews from Poland
and at one point they
negotiated for the lives of

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all the Jews left in
Europe.
Gisi Fleischmann was
deported to Auschwitz and
died there on Oct. 18, 1944.
Miss Campion's mentor
throughout the project has
been Nora Levin, author of
the standard historical
work "The Holocaust."
In print so far is a short
play about Mrs. Fleis-
chmann, "Mission To Ful-
fill," designed for commu-
nity groups. Plans are afoot
to publish the novel, "In the.
Lion's Mouth," later this
summer. Miss Campion
indicated that the biog-
raphy will come last.
Information on Joan
Campion's work may be ob-
tained from Writer's Serv-
ice, P.O. Box 152, Miami
Springs, Fl. 33166.

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Memorialized in Puerto Rico

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico
(JTA) — Memorial services
for the 16 Puerto Rican
tourists killed in the
"kamikaze" terrorist attack
at Lod Airport in Israel 10
years ago were held at the
Maramar Jewish Center.
A number of the survivors
attended, as did an Israel
Air Force doctor, Moishe
Gross, who treated those
wounded in the attack on
May 30, 1972.
The victims were Puerto
Rican Christians on a pil-
grimage to holy places in Is-
rael. They had just disem-
barked from their plane
when terrorists, later iden-
tified as members of Japan's
extreme left Red Army
sprayed the passenger ter-
minal with machinegun
fire.
All but one of the ter-
rorists were killed by Is-
rael security forces. A
sole survivor, Kozu
Okamoto, is serving a life
sentence in an Israeli
prison.
Rabbi Claudi Kaiser of
the Jewish Community
Center conducted the serv-
ice. Israel's Ambassador to
the U.S., Moshe Arens, sent
a message from Washington
recalling that the pilgrims
who survived the tragedy
completed their tour of Is-

Kaplans Cited

The American Contract
Bridge League Charity
Foundation has presented a
check for $250 to the Na-
tional Kidney Foundation
of Michigan in the names of
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kaplan of
West Bloomfield.
The presentation honors
the Kaplans for their "high
achievement in ACBL-
Wide Charity Game."

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Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

CAIRO (ZINS) — The of-
ficial newspaper of Egypt's
ruling National Democratic
Party says that 17 Arab
states which severed ties
with Egypt after its peace
agreement with Israel in
1979 are ready to resume
diplomatic relations.

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rael "despite the shock, the
sorrow and the pain. Noth-
ing reflects better the de
termination of those who
are ready to resist ter-
rorism," the envoy wrote.
He extended "condolences
to the people of Puerto Rico
and the families and friends
who lost their dear ones in
the Lod massacre."

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