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VOL. 54 NO. 25
JUNE 17,1976-SIVAN 19
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. NEW YORK (WNS) - The Federal Bureau of
Prisons has agreed to provide Jewish inmates of
".-federal prisons-with kosher meat, poultry and fish,
according to Sidney Kwestel, president of the National
, Jewish Commission- on Law and Public Affairs
(COLPA). COLPA helped negotiate the agreement in
cooperation with the representatives of the National
(  Council of Young Israel, the Union of OrthodoxJewish"
- Cbngregatipns of America and the Rabbinical Council
of America, all Orthodox organizations. Kwestel said
that all Jewish prisoners can receive the kosher food as
,.  long' as they do notTconsume non-kosher foods. »They
* will also receive special kosher utensils.
,   TEL AVIV (WNS) — Tuvia Friedman, head of the
:"• Niizi Documentation Center in Haifa, has urged the
Israeli governmentand the Jewish Agency to provide
official observers at all Nazi war crime trials. Hesaid
the lack of such observers may be the reason for the
Jight, sentences or acquittals given by German and
Austrian courts since they may, have felt there was a
i, lack of interest by the victims of the Nazis. Friedman
.   was commenting on the acquittal in a Hamburg court
-of Karl Streibel, a former death camp commandant
and five camp guards who were accused of the murder
of a million Jews.
BRUSSELS (WNS) - The draft of a measure that
would describe terrorist acts as "criirHnal" and
-  deprive' terrorists of-their political status has been
approved- by the Ministers of Justice' of the nine
European Common Market, countries.  The draft
defines^as "common law crimes;-' taerial -hijackings,'^
threats  against  civilian'  pjanr1    -"--•-'—   ••*""
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Ford Admin. Opposes New Boycott Legislation;
Simon Says None Necessary At This Time
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By Helen Silver
WASHINGTON (JTA) -
The Ford Administration's
record on the Arab boycott
against Israel was reviewed
by a variety of supporters-
and defenders in statements
to - several - Congressional..
committees June , 10. The
principal defender was
Treasury Secretary William
E. Simon, who told the House
International " Relations
Committee that "no addi¬
tional legislation is neces¬
sary or ' desirable at this,
time." He. said new legis¬
lation "would be detrimental
to the. totality of United
States interests both here
"and in the Middle East:"
Simon said. "We have had
talks with Arab and Israeli
leaders and with leaders! of
- the American Jewish com-
' munity oh boycott, issues and
on/ways'fa ejiminatejrai
Pa.), who assailed the Arab
blacklist of American firms
and. individuals having
dealings with Israel. He
warned ihe committee that
"we will invite Arab intimi¬
dation of every corporation,
every religious and ethnic
group and every individual
in our country unless the list
is fought now."
Will Maslow, general
- counsel of the American
Jewish Congress, and
Seymour Graubard, national
chairman of the Anti-Defa¬
mation League of B'nai
B'rith, both testified before
the House' committee that
the Administration policy of
voluntary anti-boycott
action had failed. They said
that many businessmen
would be willing to defy the'
Arab threats if they had laws
on the books backing {heir
stand. Dr. Arthur F. Burns,
^Federal Reserve. Board
chairman, asserted that
American banks* had a
major role in the boycott and
that   Congressional- action
(CONTINUEDON PAGE 16)
Israel Boycotts U.N. Palestinian Debate
ByYHs-hakTtabi
UNITED NATIONS (JTA)
— Israeli Ambassador
Chaim Herzog charged June
9 that the recommendations.
of the Committee on the
Exercise of the Inalienable
Rights of the Palestinian
People were "a calculated
formula-for the destruction
of,IsraerT and is
committee's report "is
nothing but a re-phrasing of
the PLO's statement to the'
committee and, in keeping
with the PLO's declared
aims. The committee's
recommendations are, in
effect, a calculated formula
for the ..destruction of the
State oi Israel. There can be
nodoubtaboutl
namely the Geneva peace
conference.   "The - solution
that  will  be .reached  in       ; .
Geneva win most certainly   •    .-
deal with the problem of     "   *
Arab   Palestinian   identity
and Israel, for its part will
not agree to any solution      -.
which "does..not   give
^adequate expression to this
—^-^.Hetzog   said.
\thycommittee's
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within Washirigtoti's]
.community v of'"
against- The   -WasJ
Post's news^treatrile
commentaries.a.Do\tt"
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heat when along j^ifi»e^ji&^ ..^,,e^„^_-T3;„ „  r>
T. Agnew's novel arid inte^^fle^pijintli5g-np" develop?
views that piled irony uprin'^-pientV- -ihaV tended"'to
irony and created special''-encourage-'Arab'politicians
delights   for   anti-liberals,    and   the  PLO,   too;   that
. anti-Semites and all those   America is turning away
iwho would like to see Israel    from Israel. > - *
squelched.  The   Post's   treatment
v;v vAs TheTPost's,campaign;
"Ing, gathereoV;'momentum,
, Agnew*s; novel "about a 'fic¬
tional U.S. "Vice President
rolled off the press and the
disgraced ex-Vice-President
was on the airways and else-
'tf$iim? treatment,-*■'. declared
:4'Jews were'too sensitivev,-t6,J
criticism.i Remindedl Agnew'
said  that  too,   The  Post
person replied "personally, I
agree  with  him' oh'  that
point."
" Another Post personality.
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, l?7,6 J/me^ting.    whjch
commemorates 50 years of
^service" by .the- Columbus
Jewish Federation to the
Jewish community..
' Eleanor Resler has played
a unique role *,in the
Columbus Jewish commu¬
nity.   She   was   the, first
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tester -■ "•■
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President;
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Heritage
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. ^_ Jle Israel
^■^•Tajiidtl ^randeis .t
fprneh's, Committee, Long
^c/i,ve:->'in-" Federation
activitres/ she^is -a  past ."
chairman of the/Women's'
Division rtf   the^ United..
Jewish Fund Campaign. Her
activities have brought her
national recognition and she
. is a National Board member'
of the the Women's Division
ofthe United Jewish Appeal.
The   Jewish   and   non-
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