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BLUNTLY SPEAKING See Perlmutter's Column on Page Three Vol. XXX No. 47, Thursday, July 10,1975 Price Ten Cents Jewish Leaders Condemn IWO Anti-Zionist Resolution JERUSALEM, (JTA)-A resolution equating Zionism with colonialism and calling for the elimination of both which was adopted last week by the International Women's Year Con- ference in Mexico City was condemned by Jewish leaders throughout the world. The Foreign Ministry, expressing resolution. Britain was among the disgust, described the resolution as abstainers. The resolution was another chapter in the moral pushed through the conference by bankruptcy of the UN." Political the Arab states with the over- circles here expressed surprise that whelming support of the Third a conference called to discuss the World countries, China and the advancement of women's rights Soviet Communist bloc. It was should condemn Zionism when generally opposed by the Western Israel was the first country to in- powers. troduce women's emancipation and The conference, however, ac- voting rights in the Middrz East. cepted an Egyptian proposal to The United States and Denmark adopt resolutions on a simple joined Israel in voting against the Continued on Page Six Rabin, Kissinger Plan Meetingln W. Germany An opportunity to discuss in depth the latest one of the highlights of a special two-day con- developments in Mid East peace negotiations ference for Boston Jewish community leaders. with Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz will be Premier Rabin's visit to West surrender the passes, as Egypt has eastern half of each pass. Also, Israel is insisting on maintenance of its radar installation in the western-most parts of the passes. Egypt has accepted the "enclave" idea in principle but Germany is the first by an Israeli demanded, because it would expose head of government. His visit has the Jewish state to a risk of surprise already included some tough talks, attack. Retaining a two-mile zone Last week he told reporters that at the Israeli end and narrowest part Europeans, by initiating a of Gidi, which, like Mitla, is 20 miles European - Arab dialogue aimed at long, is thought sufficient to guard would like Americans or another securing Arab oil supplies, have against this threat. Israel previously third nation to man the installations, disqualified themselves as had insisted on holding on to the Continued on Page Six mediators in the Mideast. West Germany, however, has the ear of the U.S. on vital international issues. With Secretary Kissinger possibly restarting Mideast shuttle diplomacy, Israel has an interest in clarifying its bargaining position. Israel,in another new bid to reach agreement with Egypt, has offered to vacate the Mitla and Gidi mountain passes except for a two- mile "foothold'' on Gidi and a small "enclave ' at Umm Khisheiba where the present early warning radar system is installed. Israel is unwilling to completely Amb. Dinitz To Address CJP Leaders Conference Israeli Cabinet Postpones Decision On Interim Accord An opportunity to discuss in depth the latest developments in Mid East peace negotiations with Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz will be one of the highlights of a special two-day conference for Boston Jewish community leaders. Sponsored by the Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston, the conference will be held August 12-13 at the Governor Carver Inn in Plymouth. Ambassador Dinitz will be one of several top Israeli and national officials who will participate in a variety of meetings and small seminars at the conference, which is patterned after last year's suc- cessful "Israel Comes to Boston" mission. JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Israeli Cabinet decided not to decide -yet-whether to conclude an interim settlement with Egypt. The Cabinet ministers felt they with the U.S. now, or whether to overall U.S. peace plan will entail to still did not possess all the details postpone the confrontation for two or have extreme misgivings over its they wanted before buckling down to three years. The confrontation, the presentation. The thrust of Israel's their fateful task; deciding whether high source said, was ultimately dialogue with the U.S. in connection to accept or reject the Egyptian unavoidable-because the U.S. had with the interim settlement Zion Square Explosion terms which have been heavily consistently opposed, and still op- negotiations has been aimed at - posed, Israel's demands for sub- sensuring that Washington will not stantial border changes in an overall proceed, once an interim settlement peace. has been concluded, to draw up an II there is no interim agreement overall settlement plan "without Ambassador Simcha Dinitz "Our Campaign Cabinet decided that one of the best ways to prepare for the upcoming Campaign would Continued on Page Six endorsed both by the Secretary and by President Ford himself. But the final decision will not be deterred for long. Next Sunday the Cabinet will meet again, and by then with Egypt now, then the U.S. will the required additional information call, together with the Soviet Union, is expected to be in-and the for a resumption of the Geneva decision-making process will begin peace conference, and will present in earnest. there its own overall peace plan. The basic problem facing the This has been made abundantly Cabinet, a highly placed source clear to Israel by both Ford and here explained this week, is whether Kissinger, to enter into "sharp confrontation" Israel knows enough of what the Boston Synagogues Schedule High Holiday Bond Appeals A record number of more than 1,000 synagogues in the United States and Canada -- 88 in Greater Boston alone -- have scheduled Israel Bond appeals in connection with the observance of Rosh Hashana and the Yizkor observance on Yom Kippur. Continued on Page Six Israel Conducts Manhunt In Search Of Terrorists According to Mervin D. Gray. Congregations chairman of the Boston Bond Committee, plans for the important High Holiday effort are being formulated now because the Jewish Holidays tail so early this year . . Kosh Hashana will be observed on Saturday and Sunday, September 6th and 7th, and Yom Kippur on Monday, September 15th. it is our earnest hope that every member family of each congregation in this area will enroll as Shomrei Israel (Guardians of Israel) through the purchase of $1,000 or more in Israel Bonds," Mr. Gray states. "The success of the High Holiday campaign this year is of the utmost importance in order to provide economic support for the people of Israel who are making every sacrifice and bearing an overwhelming burden to assure Continued on Page Six Israel Seeks American Bids On First Nuclear Power Plant TEL AVIV-The Israel Electric Corporation asked three American companies to submit bids for building the country's first nuclear power station. The 600-megawatt plant will use enriched uranium from the United States, and will not need the "heavy" water required at most nuclear installations, a spokesman said. It was estimated it would cost about $ Kill-million to build. No site has yet been chosen. The three United States companies were the Westinghouse Electric Cor- poration, the General Electric Company and the Babcock & Wilcox Company. JERUSALEM, (JTA)--One of the largest manhunts in Israel's history is underway for the terrorists who planted an empty refrigerator wired to deadly mortar shells in Jerusalem's Zion Square which exploded last week killing 14 persons and injuring 72. Twenty-four of the victims were still hospitalized, three of them in critical condition. More than 300 Arabs have been rounded up for questioning so far. The Jordan River bridges were closed to all but bona fide tourists as security authorities pieced together evidence which indicated that the mortar shells -- one of 120 mm. and the other 81 mm. - were smuggled into Israel from Jordan, possibly by a "summer visitor'' and that the infernal machine was assembled at a terrorist hideout in the Hebron hills, not far from Jerusalem. Police are trying to trace the vehicle that brought the seemingly innocent ice box, an Amkor-10 refrigerator of fsraeli manufacture, to the heart of Jerusalem and deposited it in the street crowded with pre-Sabbath shoppers. Police are also trying to maintain calm in this shocked and stunned city where crowds of infuriated Israeli youths rioted last Friday night and Saturday demanding vengeance for the terrorists' car- nage. Arab merchants evacuated the city's watermelon market and their stalls were later burned to ashes by firebrands hurled by Jews. Police enlisted youths from the Merkaz Harav Kook Yeshiva and the Yeshiva Hakotel, both near the scene of the blast, to patrol the streets to prevent violence between Jews and Arabs. Despite the tension, most Arab workers showed up for their jobs in the Jewish sections of Jerusalem. An elderly Arab sat outside a coffee shop near the Damascus gate, his Israeli identity card in hand. "As long as we have this card, which we did not ask for, we expect the Israeli government to protect us," he told a passer-by. Police seeking to cool hot tempers tried to explain to Israeli youth that Continued on Page Six EFFECTIVE RATE 7.90% 4 YEARSAVINGS CERTIFICATE FREE CHECKING PLUS 5% INTEREST From day of deposit to day of withdrawal ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FULL - S40.000 SINGLE ACCOUNT - $80,000 JOINT ACCOUNT 1320 BEACON ST. 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Transcript | BLUNTLY SPEAKING See Perlmutter's Column on Page Three Vol. XXX No. 47, Thursday, July 10,1975 Price Ten Cents Jewish Leaders Condemn IWO Anti-Zionist Resolution JERUSALEM, (JTA)-A resolution equating Zionism with colonialism and calling for the elimination of both which was adopted last week by the International Women's Year Con- ference in Mexico City was condemned by Jewish leaders throughout the world. The Foreign Ministry, expressing resolution. Britain was among the disgust, described the resolution as abstainers. The resolution was another chapter in the moral pushed through the conference by bankruptcy of the UN." Political the Arab states with the over- circles here expressed surprise that whelming support of the Third a conference called to discuss the World countries, China and the advancement of women's rights Soviet Communist bloc. It was should condemn Zionism when generally opposed by the Western Israel was the first country to in- powers. troduce women's emancipation and The conference, however, ac- voting rights in the Middrz East. cepted an Egyptian proposal to The United States and Denmark adopt resolutions on a simple joined Israel in voting against the Continued on Page Six Rabin, Kissinger Plan Meetingln W. Germany An opportunity to discuss in depth the latest one of the highlights of a special two-day con- developments in Mid East peace negotiations ference for Boston Jewish community leaders. with Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz will be Premier Rabin's visit to West surrender the passes, as Egypt has eastern half of each pass. Also, Israel is insisting on maintenance of its radar installation in the western-most parts of the passes. Egypt has accepted the "enclave" idea in principle but Germany is the first by an Israeli demanded, because it would expose head of government. His visit has the Jewish state to a risk of surprise already included some tough talks, attack. Retaining a two-mile zone Last week he told reporters that at the Israeli end and narrowest part Europeans, by initiating a of Gidi, which, like Mitla, is 20 miles European - Arab dialogue aimed at long, is thought sufficient to guard would like Americans or another securing Arab oil supplies, have against this threat. Israel previously third nation to man the installations, disqualified themselves as had insisted on holding on to the Continued on Page Six mediators in the Mideast. West Germany, however, has the ear of the U.S. on vital international issues. With Secretary Kissinger possibly restarting Mideast shuttle diplomacy, Israel has an interest in clarifying its bargaining position. Israel,in another new bid to reach agreement with Egypt, has offered to vacate the Mitla and Gidi mountain passes except for a two- mile "foothold'' on Gidi and a small "enclave ' at Umm Khisheiba where the present early warning radar system is installed. Israel is unwilling to completely Amb. Dinitz To Address CJP Leaders Conference Israeli Cabinet Postpones Decision On Interim Accord An opportunity to discuss in depth the latest developments in Mid East peace negotiations with Israeli Ambassador Simcha Dinitz will be one of the highlights of a special two-day conference for Boston Jewish community leaders. Sponsored by the Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston, the conference will be held August 12-13 at the Governor Carver Inn in Plymouth. Ambassador Dinitz will be one of several top Israeli and national officials who will participate in a variety of meetings and small seminars at the conference, which is patterned after last year's suc- cessful "Israel Comes to Boston" mission. JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Israeli Cabinet decided not to decide -yet-whether to conclude an interim settlement with Egypt. The Cabinet ministers felt they with the U.S. now, or whether to overall U.S. peace plan will entail to still did not possess all the details postpone the confrontation for two or have extreme misgivings over its they wanted before buckling down to three years. The confrontation, the presentation. The thrust of Israel's their fateful task; deciding whether high source said, was ultimately dialogue with the U.S. in connection to accept or reject the Egyptian unavoidable-because the U.S. had with the interim settlement Zion Square Explosion terms which have been heavily consistently opposed, and still op- negotiations has been aimed at - posed, Israel's demands for sub- sensuring that Washington will not stantial border changes in an overall proceed, once an interim settlement peace. has been concluded, to draw up an II there is no interim agreement overall settlement plan "without Ambassador Simcha Dinitz "Our Campaign Cabinet decided that one of the best ways to prepare for the upcoming Campaign would Continued on Page Six endorsed both by the Secretary and by President Ford himself. But the final decision will not be deterred for long. Next Sunday the Cabinet will meet again, and by then with Egypt now, then the U.S. will the required additional information call, together with the Soviet Union, is expected to be in-and the for a resumption of the Geneva decision-making process will begin peace conference, and will present in earnest. there its own overall peace plan. The basic problem facing the This has been made abundantly Cabinet, a highly placed source clear to Israel by both Ford and here explained this week, is whether Kissinger, to enter into "sharp confrontation" Israel knows enough of what the Boston Synagogues Schedule High Holiday Bond Appeals A record number of more than 1,000 synagogues in the United States and Canada -- 88 in Greater Boston alone -- have scheduled Israel Bond appeals in connection with the observance of Rosh Hashana and the Yizkor observance on Yom Kippur. Continued on Page Six Israel Conducts Manhunt In Search Of Terrorists According to Mervin D. Gray. Congregations chairman of the Boston Bond Committee, plans for the important High Holiday effort are being formulated now because the Jewish Holidays tail so early this year . . Kosh Hashana will be observed on Saturday and Sunday, September 6th and 7th, and Yom Kippur on Monday, September 15th. it is our earnest hope that every member family of each congregation in this area will enroll as Shomrei Israel (Guardians of Israel) through the purchase of $1,000 or more in Israel Bonds," Mr. Gray states. "The success of the High Holiday campaign this year is of the utmost importance in order to provide economic support for the people of Israel who are making every sacrifice and bearing an overwhelming burden to assure Continued on Page Six Israel Seeks American Bids On First Nuclear Power Plant TEL AVIV-The Israel Electric Corporation asked three American companies to submit bids for building the country's first nuclear power station. The 600-megawatt plant will use enriched uranium from the United States, and will not need the "heavy" water required at most nuclear installations, a spokesman said. It was estimated it would cost about $ Kill-million to build. No site has yet been chosen. The three United States companies were the Westinghouse Electric Cor- poration, the General Electric Company and the Babcock & Wilcox Company. JERUSALEM, (JTA)--One of the largest manhunts in Israel's history is underway for the terrorists who planted an empty refrigerator wired to deadly mortar shells in Jerusalem's Zion Square which exploded last week killing 14 persons and injuring 72. Twenty-four of the victims were still hospitalized, three of them in critical condition. More than 300 Arabs have been rounded up for questioning so far. The Jordan River bridges were closed to all but bona fide tourists as security authorities pieced together evidence which indicated that the mortar shells -- one of 120 mm. and the other 81 mm. - were smuggled into Israel from Jordan, possibly by a "summer visitor'' and that the infernal machine was assembled at a terrorist hideout in the Hebron hills, not far from Jerusalem. Police are trying to trace the vehicle that brought the seemingly innocent ice box, an Amkor-10 refrigerator of fsraeli manufacture, to the heart of Jerusalem and deposited it in the street crowded with pre-Sabbath shoppers. Police are also trying to maintain calm in this shocked and stunned city where crowds of infuriated Israeli youths rioted last Friday night and Saturday demanding vengeance for the terrorists' car- nage. Arab merchants evacuated the city's watermelon market and their stalls were later burned to ashes by firebrands hurled by Jews. Police enlisted youths from the Merkaz Harav Kook Yeshiva and the Yeshiva Hakotel, both near the scene of the blast, to patrol the streets to prevent violence between Jews and Arabs. Despite the tension, most Arab workers showed up for their jobs in the Jewish sections of Jerusalem. An elderly Arab sat outside a coffee shop near the Damascus gate, his Israeli identity card in hand. "As long as we have this card, which we did not ask for, we expect the Israeli government to protect us," he told a passer-by. Police seeking to cool hot tempers tried to explain to Israeli youth that Continued on Page Six EFFECTIVE RATE 7.90% 4 YEARSAVINGS CERTIFICATE FREE CHECKING PLUS 5% INTEREST From day of deposit to day of withdrawal ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FULL - S40.000 SINGLE ACCOUNT - $80,000 JOINT ACCOUNT 1320 BEACON ST. COOLIDGE CORNER BROOKUNE 232-2800 ADDITIONAL HOURS FOR YOUR BANKING CONVENIENCE MONDAY 3 to 5 P.M. - SATURDAY 9 AM to 1 P.M. * EFFECTIVE RATE IF DIVIDENDS ARE LEFT TO ACCUMULATE NO NOTICE RATE FROM date of deposit PAID MONTHLY (100MINIUM OEPOSITS OR WITHDRAWALS |
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