THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Shamir Queries Argentina About 1,000 Missing Jews

BUENOS AIRES — Is-
rael Foreign Minister Yit-
zhak Shamir told Argenti-
na's president and foreign
• minister on Tuesday that
Israel is concerned about
1,000 Jews who disappeared
during the military re-

gime's war on leftist ter-
rorism from 1975 to 1979.
Shamir, who arrived
Monday for a three-day
visit, met for 90 minutes
with Argentine Foreign
Minister Juan Aguirre La-
nari, then went to Govern-

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Argentine Foreign Minis-
try sources said Shamir ex-
pressed Israel's concern
about the "desaparecidos"
— the "disappeared ones" —
and particularly the Jews
among them.

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The Argentine Foreign
Ministry sources said
Shamir and Aguirre Lanari
also discussed Israeli arms
sales to Argentina and the
possibility Argentina might
officially recognize the
Palestine Liberation
Organization.
Shamir told reporters be-
fore leaving Israel that he
would not be discussing
arms sales with Argentina.

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