The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 15, 1973 Page: 2 of 28
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Saturday. Admission is $1.50 for
adults, and 754 for students.
.Also featured will be a large
boutique selling fine linens and
housewares produced in Israel.
Pictured above are Mrs.
Brook, Art Co-Chairman, and
Edward F. Hecht, General
Operational Manager of ISRAEL
EXPO 73.
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AMERICAN TOURISTS
TEL AVIV, March 4 (JTA) -
A Greek passenger ship with 252
Israel-bound American tourists
aboard was disabled in Beirut
harbor by a bomb explosion last
night. The passengers, Baptists
and Methodists on a Holy Land
tour, were safely evacuated from
the partially sinking vessel. El Al
announced that it would operate
four special flights this evening
to bring the passengers from
Cyprus, where they have been
taken, to Israel.
It was learned that the bomb,
apparently concealed aboard the
ship by Arab terrorists, exploded
tearing a hole in the ship’s hull.
The vessel started to sink but
managed to tie up to a quay. It
was assumed here that the
terrorists had intended the bomb
to explode while the ship was in
Haifa but it detonated
The ship, the Sonion, is a
regular caller at Israel, arriving at
Haifa weekly following a call at
Beirut. She is under charter to
Wholesale Tours International of
Florida which arranges
pilgrimages to the Holy Land for
American church groups. The
ALTMANN CONFESSES HE IS
BARBIE
NEW YORK. (JTA) - Klaus
Altmann has confessed to
Bolivian authorities that he is
Klaus Barbie, the Gestapo
“Butcher of Lyons” who is
wanted in France on war crimes
charges, it was reported here.
The report from La Paz, by
Agence France Presse, said that
Barbie, alias Altmann, was taken
into custody because Bolivian
authorities feared he might try
to leave the country. He faces
extradiction to France where he
has already been tried and
sentenced to death in absentia
for the murder of a French
resistance leader and the
deportation of hundreds of
Frenchmen, including Jews, to
Nazi death camps.
B’NAI B’RITH
SINGLES UNIT
The group is sponsoring a
Purim Party for the Jewish
residents of the Westbury
Country' Place, 5201 S. Willow
Drive, on March 18, between
1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Volunteers
are needed to assist with the
program, and also to donate
hamentaschen. For further
information, contact Joan Saltz,
667-8215.
BETH YESHURUN ANNUAL
PURIM CARNIVAL
Want to hang Haman? See
cartoons? Have your fortune
told? These and more activities
will take place this Sunday at
Beth Yeshurun’s annual Purim
Carnival. In addition, there will
be rides, food, a cake walk,
spook house and many booths,
as well as a raffle for a stereo.
The carnival starts at 10:30 and
ends around 4 p.m.
This year’s carnival is being
organized by Beth Yeshurun’s
Hevrah USY. Chairmen are
Elizabeth Lilly, booths; Debrah
Deitch, food; Loretta Levi,
publicly; Mike Heyman, raffle;
and Larry Heintz, overall
chairman. David Savitzsky is
president.
Children should come in
costume — and all are invited for
a fun carnival.
LAW DEMANDED TO CURB
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY
ACTIVITIES IN ISRAEL
JERUSALEM (JTA) - Chief
Rabbi Shlomo Goren demanded
on March 6 that the Knesset
enact laws to curb Christian
missionary activities in Israel.
Addressing the Jerusalem Labor
Council, Rabbi Goren claimed
there was nothing
anti-democratic about such
legislation and contended that
members of all factions would
support it. “The Knesset must
display courage and act without
fear of offending certain gentile
groups,” he said.
Alton Reported Ready
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proposal. According to the
Deputy Prime Minister, the
chances of getting a settlement
with Jordan are far better than
of securing an arrangement with
Egypt. Moreover, he thinks that
Israel should exploit any
opportunity of denting Arab
opposition to negotiations,
Haaretz said. Allon was said to
feel that Palestinian
representatives on the West Bank
are more receptive to a peace
arrangement with Israel. Were
Israel to forge a settlement with
Jordan these representatives
would be inclined to subscribe
to it Allon believes.
Alton’s suggestion has
apparendy been given impetus
by the recent expressions of
support for the Allon Plan given
by Hussein. Specifically, the
Jordanian monarch was reported
to agree with that part of the
Allon Plan calling for the
stationing of Israeli troops along
the Jordan River. Despite this,
Hussein still feels strongly that
the Israelis must turn over some
sovereignty of Jerusalem to the
Arabs.
Allon is said to be willing to
discuss a partial withdrawal of
Israeli forces from the
territories. But at this stage he is
not ready to discuss the question
of Jerusalem. On his visit to the
U.S. in Dec. the Deputy Premier
is known to have raised the
question of a separate peace
agreement with Jordan. But
Allon and U.S. Secretary of
State William P. Rogers agreed
that Israel could do little on its
part and the initiative must
come from Hussein.
YOUNG JUDAEA CLUB
ORGANIZED IN MEMORIAL
AREA
Young Judaea, under the
auspices of Hadassah, has started
a club for youngsters in grades
3-6 in the Memorial area.
Meetings will be held twice a
month and will include games,
sports, discussions, etc. There
will be a meeting March 18,
from 2:30 - 4 p.m. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein,
13122 Conifer, to which new
and old members are invited.
For more information, call the
office, 721-4916.
Camp Young Judaea
Enters 21st Season
Camp Young Judaea, located
in the hill country at Wimberly,
Texas, is now entering its 21st
season. Sponsored by the-
Southwest Zionist Youth
Commission of Hadassah, it i*
the only non-profit resident
Jewish camp in the Southwest * *" J Wj
and its program offers diversified
activities for the camper in a
total Jewish environment.
Mrs. Ruth Izakson is Camp
Chairman and Chuck Friedman
the Camp Director. Activities
include swimming, sports and
games, hiking, drama, scouting,
cookouts, horseback riding, arts
and crafts, Israeli singing and
dancing, conversational Hebrew
taught through games,
discussions, special projects and
many more.
Campers are housed in
modern cabins with a
camper-counselor ratio of one to
four. Counselors are graduates of
Young Judaea and Israeli
students recruited from across
the nation for their maturity,
creativity and understanding of
young people, camping skills and
background.
A brochure is available from
the Camp Young Judaea office,
10921 Chimney Rock Road,
Houston, 77035 (phone
721-4916).
A sound film and slide
presentation with a discussion of
the Camp’s program will take
place March 27 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Jewish Community Center.
All interested .parents and
campers are invited.
pilgrims are flown to Cyprus
where the Sonion picks them up
for crusies to Turkish, Lebanese
and Israeli ports. The vessel
usually serves as their hotel
while they take tours ashore.
THE “RETROSPECTIVE OF A MATION TO
HIGHLIGHT 19T3 50 ARTIST-EXPOSITION
More than 50 Israeli artists
will be represented at ISRAEL
EXPO 73 in what will be a major
"Retrospective of a Nation.”
Mrs. Max Herzstein and Mrs.
Edward Brook are bringing to
Houston, for a first showing,
oils, tapestries, batiks, graphics,
tiles, and sculptures for the more
than 25,000 persons expected to
visit ISRAEL EXPO 73. April 29
through May 6 at Temple
Emanu El.
This unique works
styles, techniques,
matter, and price range.
1 he Retrospective
introduce Y’ankel Ginsburg, who
will be artist in residence for the
total EXPO
ISRAEL EXPO 73 will be
open each day from 11 a m.
until 11 p.m. except for the
Sabbath when it will be closed
Sunset. Friday, until Sunset,
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