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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 11, 1982
The inward sighs of hum-
ble penitence rise to the ear
of heaven, when pealed
CIA Director Says Soviets Are Backers of Terrorists
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nsonarae. scattered to the
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±-Joanna Baillie
11
NEW YORK (JTA) —
CIA director William Casey
warned that the Soviet
Union is financing the
Palestine Liberation
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Liberty Crew Is Still Bitter
NEW YORK — Surviv-
ing members of the crew of
the USS Liberty gathered in
New York last weekend,
many of them still bitter
over the U.S. investigation
of the Israeli attack on their
ship during the Six-Day
War in 1967.
Some 34 American crew-
men were killed and 171
were wounded in the attack.
Israel apologized for the in-
cident and paid a $6 million
indemnity, saying its forces
had thought the ship was an
Egyptian vessel.
One survivor told the
New York Times that the
victim did not die, "they
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were murdered."
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vivors, the Department of
the Army will change the
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Japanese movement has
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ate member of the Zionist
movement. If accepted, it
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bership in the World Zionist
Organization.
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the National Law Re-
view, received ADL's
Human Relations Award
from the Lawyers Di-
vision of the ADL Appeal.
In describing terrorist op-
erations, the CIA director
said that terrorist training
camps have become "the
largest industry in Libya,
next to oil."
To counteract terrorism
,Clasey went on, the United
States is "working with in-
telligence services of
friendly nations . . . to track
terrorist organizations and
train quick-reaction and re-
scue forces."
of Bnai Brith, Casey de-
scribed international ter-
rorism as a "monster" which
ranges across five conti-
nents.
"The Soviet Union has
provided funding to the
PLO and, with at least tacit
Soviet approval, many
groups have trained to-
gether in Cuba, Libya, Iraq,
South Yemen and Leba-
non," he said.
Casey spoke at an ADL
dinner in New York at
which James Finkelstein,
president of the New
York Law Journal and
founder and publisher of
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