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34 Friday, May 27, 1983

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Israeli Prosecutor Resigns

JERUSALEM — Deputy
Attorney General Yehudit
Karp resigned last weekend
from her post as chairman of
a committee investigating
Jewish vigilante attacks
against Arabs in the ad-
ministered territories.
Ms. Karp, who gave no of-
ficial reason for leaving her

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post, was apparently upset
because her recom-
mendations have been ig-
nored for more than a year.
The resignation coincided
with the escalation of the
anti-Arab attacks and has
stirred Israeli public de-
mands for government ac-
tion on the vigilante prob-
lem. Last week, Israel's Jus-
tice Ministry said it would
assign more people to inves-
tigate and prosecute Israeli
settlers in the territories
who take the law into their
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The Muscular Dystrophy
will conduct its annual
door-to-door campaign 5-9
p.m. June 7. The campaign,
a volunteer effort involving
thousands of marchers
across the metro area, is the
association's largest, local
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Joe Glover remains the
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Middle East
Lecture Topic

"Middle East Dilemma —
America, Israel and Leba-
non" will be the topic of a
talk to be held 10 a.m.
Thursday at the Somerset
Mall Auditorium, spo-n-
sored by the Center for New
Thinking.
Rabbi Sherwin Wine, di-
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Catholics Anger
Tourist Guides

JERUSALEM (JNI) —
Israel's tour guides have in-
formed the Catholic Church
that they will stop any
Catholic group being led by
a priest without a tour
guide. Noting that the diffi-
culty is restricted mainly to
Catholic groups, the guides'
telegram to the apostolic
delegation made clear,
"This is a trade union
struggle, not a political or
religious conflict."

TORONTO (JTA) —
Premier Peter Lougheed of
Alberta has promised to in-
troduce an educational
campaign to combat racial
and religious bigotry in the
aftermath of two recent in-
cidents in whcih holders of
public office in the province
questioned the authenticity
- of the Holocaust.
Lougheed addressed the
problem of tolerance and re-
spect for minority groups
after Stephen Stiles, a
member of the Alberta
legislature, claimed pub-
licly that the slaughter of
Jews by the Nazis has never
been proven.
Stiles, a 38-year-old
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sequently apologized to the
legislature for offending
anyone, but he did not
clearly renounce his doubts
about the Holocaust.
Loughheed's seven-
page letter to the legisla-
ture, promising a cam-
paign to promote under-
standing and acceptance
of minorities, made no
mention of Stiles' com-
ments.
Only a few weeks ago, a
Queens Court Judge upheld
the dismissal from the Al-
berta school system of

James Keegstra, a public
school teacher and mayor of
the village of Eckville, who
had been preaching anti-
Semitism to his classes, in-
cluding the claim that there
was no Holocaust.
Keegstra was also ousted
from the right wing Social
Credit Party which had just
elected him to a high party
office.
Lougheed has been
criticized for not responding
until now to these incidents
although he had been urged
to do so by Alberta's Jewish
community and in a cable
from Simon Wiesenthal, the
Vienna-based Nazi hunter.
Lougheed said in his
letter that "History
shows that elements of
bigotry such as anti- .
Semitism in this recent
case can grow like a
cancer if not challenged
and vigorously con-
demned by those in a
position of responsibil-
ity."
Howard
Starkman,
president of the Jewish
Federation of Edmonton,
the Alberta capital, said he
was "very pleased" with the
premier's response.

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