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August 27, 1982 - Image 15

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1982-08-27

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Mengele Capture
Reported Near

U.S. Marines Begin Supervision
of PLO Exodus from W. Beirut

TEL AVIV (JTA) — wear, in an evident sign of
Three companies of Ameri- Syria's non-warlike inten-
can Marines together with tions there.
Meanwhile, Israel has
support troops, totalling
800 men, landed in Beirut started releasing some of
at dawn Wednesday morn- the PLO men taken pris-
ing, to help oversee the oner and held in a camp in
• evacuation of the PLO from southern Lebanon.
west Beirut. They replaced • Israeli officials stress that
'French Foreign Legion it is "pure coincidence" that
troops who moved to cros- these "administrative de-
> sing points between east tainees" are being released
almost simulteaneously
and west Beirut.
The Americans arrived with the release by the PLO
7tly after a sudden of two Israelis held prisoner
Lige in evacuation plans and the return of the bodies
, was announced. Shortly be- of fallen Israeli . soldiers.
* * *
- fore midnight Tuesday, it
Israel Television
was announced without ex-
the
that
planation
Lists PLO Numbers
scheduled departure of a
Israel Television this
convoy by road from Beirut week listed the following
• to Damascus had been can- categories of Palestine Lib-
celled and the PLO eration Organization and
evacuees would leave Leba- other Arab forces who are
non by sea.
being evacuated from Be-
> The decision to cancel the irut: 7,100 members of the
overland route was repor- PLO, 1,000 non-Arabs,
> tedly taken by the Syrian 1,300 PLO officials and
government in view of fears other non-combatants,
> by SyrianS and the PLO 1,000 members of the Pales-
that they might be attacked tine Liberation Army serv-
by Christian Phalangist ing in Egyptian and Jorda-
f orces.
nian units and 5,200 Sy-
Another possible rea- rians and Palestinians in
son for the change of Syrian units. _
plans may have been the
Newsweek magazine re-
desire of the PLO to avoid ported that the 1,000 non-
any possibility of televi- Palestinians include radi-
- sion coverage of the exp- cals from all over the world.
lusion of the terrorists Newsweek said there were
under the eyes of Israeli at least 12 Japanese Red
soldiers who still hold a Army terrorists and three
section of the Beirut-to- Americans among the PLO
Damascus Highway.
leaving Beirut.
The possibility of such a
The magazine quoted Is-
1 cancellation was clearly raeli officials as saying that
• taken into prior considera- "scores of security officials"
tion, as extra ships were from Western nations were
suddenly available to take going to Beirut to photo-
some 1,500 PLO terrorists graph the evacuation, say-
and Syrian troops away by ing it was the biggest police
sea — some 500 of them to line-up in history.
South Yemen and others to
* * *
ports in northern Syria.
Castro to Aid
Observers saw a number
PLO Orphans'
of women and children
Cuban President Fidel
again among the terrorists Castro offered this week to
boarding the ships. Some of
the women were wearing
PLO camouflage uniforms, Cancer Study
even though one was also
REHOVOT — Weizmann
holding a baby. A number of Institute Prof. Amiela
children were also dressed Globerson has been named
in uniforms and PLO head- incumbent of the Harold S.
and Harriet B. Brady Chair
dress.
As the Marines came in Cancer Research which
ashore some eight Ameri- was recently established on
can warships, including a campus.
In her la_b at the insti-
helicopter carrier, were an-
chored in Beirut Bay not far tute's cell biology depart-
from the port entrance.
ment, Prof. Globerson
While the PLO evacua- examines the disorders
tion from Beirut con- occurring in the immune
tinues, albeit slower than system as the body grows
scheduled, the Syrians older. Her research has fo-
are reported to be rein- cused on aging mice.
" forcing their positions in
Meanwhile, the effect of
the Bekaa Valley, digging tranquilizers such as val-
new tank positions and ium on the behavior and
heightening earthwork motor development of chil-
dren whose mothers took
NA'— ' 1 ' to conceal their gun
them regularly throughout
pl ons.
}--.L0 terrorists who man- their pregnancies is being
aged to slip out of west Be- examined at Weizmann In-
irut are reported to have stitute by Dr. Nina Gai of
joined other PLO groups the psychiatric clinic of Is-
active from behind the rael's Kaplan Hospital.
> shield of the Syrian posi-
Dr. Gai and Dr. Veronika
Grimm of the institute's
tions on the eastern front.
In contrast to the Syrian center for Neurosciences
buildup in Lebanon, obser- and Behavioral Research
vers report that the Syrian have found that the offspr-
troops facing Israeli posi- ing of pregnant rats injected
tions on the Golan Heights with valium were in due
are demonstratively mov- course significantly ham-
ing about in their under- pered.

house 500 PLO orphans in a
Havana school that has
been re-named "Beirut
Battle School."
Castro invited PLO chief
Yasir Arafat to visit Cuba,
praised the PLO's "heroic
resistance to the destructive
Zionist organization of
death" and called the Re-
agan Administration the
"author of the genocide in
Beirut."

* * *

PLO Is Blamed
for Civilian Deaths

Harm to civilians in Be-
irut "rests squarely with the
PLO itself for haVing delib-
erately emplaced its mili-
tary machine in the heart of
a city with hospitals, em-
bassies and similar institu-
tions from which, under in-
ternational practice, mili-
tary arms and equipment
should be kept far re-
moved," it is officially
charged in Israel.
The PLO is charged
with "forcibly holding the
remainder of the west Be-
irut population hostage."

TEL AVIV, (JTA) —
Nazi-hunter Simon Wie-
senthal, head of the Nazi
Documentation Center in
Vienna, told Israel Radio
last week he was closer to
the capture of Nazi war
criminal Josef Mengele
than he had ever been.
He said in a telephone
interview that Mengele now
spent his time moving be-
tween Paraguay, Uruguay
and Bolivia. Wiesenthal
said that while a year ago he
and his colleagues had
known where Mengele had
been a year previously, they
now knew where he had
been five weeks ago.

Friday, August 27, 1982 15

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