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September 11, 1987 - Image 4

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1987-09-11

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Botha Defends
S. African Jews

Baltimore — As his nation
experienced neo-Nazi activity
spurred by the death of Third
Reich leader Rudolf Hess,
South African President P.W.
Botha promised to protect
South Africa's 110,000 Jews
from threatened attacks.
Botha, speaking to parlia-
ment, said, "As long as this
government is in power, there
will be no hesitation to act
against any elements which
threaten to defame any of our
communities or minority
groups."
Botha extended his ap-
preciation to South Africa's
Jewish community for its con-
tributions to the nation's
economic, cultural and
technological achievements
and added, "We reject racial
superiority. We reject
religious coercion!'
Botha made his statement
after the extreme right-wing
Afrikaner Resistance Move-
ment (AWB) had warned that
any complaints from Jews
about their tributes to Hess
"would make life very dif-
ficult for themselves."

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Jerusalem (JTA) — Bob
Dylan left a sour taste among
his many fans in Israel after
two marred performances and
what appeared as a snub to
the pulic, the media and
government officials.
Television sources were
angered by his unannounced
cancellation of a long schedul-
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He failed to show up for
meetings scheduled for him
with Foreign Minister
Shimon Peres and Mayor Ted-
dy Kollek in Jerusalem.
In fact, the international
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4 FRIDAY, SEPT 11, 1987

Sept. 11, 1987

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