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JERUSALEM — "^Irrational hatred*! for perhaps its most memorably :banquet when
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pul»h cabled on Pnm6 Minister Shaim ^^6^land thie I^^ ish emigrants as "refugees."
which was hot created so its Visa would a become merely a serap of paper^^ 0ul2ih said
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Jewry;^'h(^dl^t^ ^pontact-fityeiv^^w reactionary" in Soviet terms.
The Israeli P.M. argiied that^^sjiii^ IsraetiV : notoh the^Spviet Union^ maj)/^ thecbiintry serves in the Russiahm^ia as a target for attacks and -'extremely^ ■ slanders."y--.;K; iS:^^^^^^^
We appeal again to the Soviet aiithprities, to stpp their wicked/.unjustin policy against the Jewish people," declared: -Shaihir.'/' •"■■■^v'-^v"^:';:
He continued: *l4t-us say to them: *TTie Jewish peopte is a Stifl^ecked peopl0^
will conie when the gates of the Soviet Union will be opened^and Jews jwill conie by the thdusands^^hld hundreds oiT thousands to the :State;ofIsra^K^-,::::::;;,;;-^^^^" ::cJiC'P.:.r,
Shamii^aid thfe id^;^^ will ber^'fr^ and hutti^*>d^ the two countries. **lliis jphie dictate bf logic,"he contended. "This livill serve the interests of ■ both countries." ■ • ■
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Eadier, in a st^me^ Cabinet ^obm^ Shamir ^i4 that hundreds of
to leave "how vk^lk Uk^;sha^^
%ork hbr liveUhb^ cut off, and in amiiserable state." U
: Ftebniary, barely 50: we^^ Sbviet IJnion, it was revealed.
JERUSALEM ~ After a week of. negpatibi^ governing EikiMl1)Ioc anil th^
oppdSition Labor party have <^tegorically denied making agreed on July 23 as the date   disparaging remarks to a
for parliamentary elections. tPrime^lWK
Shaihir, as hieid^^ . dpmihaht facUph ih^t^ . hlop ^^^^^
defending his^sitibnagainst Shimibn Peres^ leader of the Labor party.
JERUSALEM
Minis-
ters and Knesset members are expected to receive a 60 percent pay rise, a documehtpre-pared by Knesset Finance committee shows. Salaries of Knesset members and ministers are linked to average wage and are adjusted twice a year. " j\ Last month, M.K.*s and ministers received a SO percent increase and with the expected 60 percent rise, salary of a minister will be about $3,500 a month, ztvs
reporter that U.S. Defense Secretaiy Caspar Weinberger is a.'-^prime candidate for psychoanalysis."
Arens* alleged comments were, contained in a iVlew York ITm^f Jl/flgazme article.auth-ored by Liicinda Franks. :' "I would have to be insane to say these things,'even if I \ thought them. And I dont "^-M:,.,/^ think them,'* the Israeli defense minister said.:
A spokesman for Arens said he telephoned Secretary Weinberger to say he had not made the statements published in the magazine's cover story, Israel After Lebanon^
Arens also denied the arti*-cle*s contention he offered to return to E^pt most of the disputed territory along the Egyptian-Israel border in exchange for a meeting with the Egyptian Defense Minister. :;-r^■■ ;:r^^ ■ -:::^;V^:-:;1 ':"::: "This was never my;ppin-ioji, never my position,'*
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Teresa Engelovitz from Rish-on; le t Zipn :^^ trahsferrihg jt to 16^
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Salomon arrested
vah's Chief vRabbi Banich
Salonibn,: wa^^^^^^^ cently for ftliegcdly le^^^
ultra-brthodox jetysv^ho broke ^intd restauj^ bp^hed oii the SahjNth. JE^ mthess^ $ay thei^^ ftirmttire ifth^ ci'bckei^^glass^
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Arens, offefred, si^ilisr don- disctiss sections of the Article. Ilmdtibn of th^ Portions of the text were
read to'him, arid-he reacted strongly^ saying: •^I*m »jiJst astounded, rm really amazed. How can something like this happen?" ; • liie'pieceis the cover article Arens* spoke$man, Nach-  in the magazine. Franks won
.[ j4flns was alerted tb the ^ cbntehts ;pf the aitieie by a news broadcast on Israeli radioi which obtaitied an advance copy of the maga-; zine; :.';■::■:': ::;:'--^^--^:i^
e^^-JERl^LEM^^ rain has at to much of Israel to theJmmepse relief of drought-stricken farmers. After ah exticmely dry winter, dowi^>our8v brought new hope some ^ siimitier crops niis|it yet be
saved. Tr^^
planners also weicbmed the rim, which raised leve^^ Sea^^Ulee:b3(^ inches. . /cns
; man Shai, called the:Jerusalem bureaii of'T^eiVipiv York r/mej to deny several points. Ilieh Pefehse Minister Arens hiniself called the bureau to
a Pulitzer Prize in 1971 as a reporter for United Press International for a five-part series on the radical Weathermen group.
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maintained Arens. "This is totally misconstrued."
Author Lucinda Franks said in ah interview that her notes confirmed the quotations from Arens. Her husband; RobertMorgehthau, /Manhattah disti^ who accompanied her bn some of her ineetings ;With
LONDON — FUm mogul Lord Grade, chairman of Embassy Coinrhuh.ications Inteniational, plans to raise funds to jsuppbrt the rel^^ tatibn work of oneof Israefs ,most remarkable characters — Rj^ Yitzchok Dovid Grossnian, knowh thrpugh-out thecpuhtryas Bav Hadis-€oti^kimXViabhi of the- Dis-cb^hequiis).     " *
Rabbi Grossman, 38,.has . become a. falhiilidr figure in many of Israel's nightspots, his sombre Chassidic garb.} providing the starkest bfcbhr trasts with the £a$hiohs bf^ Israeli youngsters^ ■     /; However, this ishis^.w^
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LAUSANNE — Lebanese President Ainin Gemayelhas defended his decision to scrap the May 17 accord with Israel by telling the ' contehtious Lebanese recoQciliatipn conference the abrogation was the "sole imperativeoptiph tp linify our people,** Gcnmyel said- that signing the agreement had h&sn necessary "to recover our land." rrA
Tensions te rise
young disadvantaged Seph-ardi youngsters, many from
• RONN—^ Israel has made i last ditch efforts tb dissuade :,: the Bonn government from sigifiin^ an ^rms deal with Saudi Arabia. Israeli Ambas-^: Mdor,it^^ Ari, cauti- \ ^-<!^ed th^^ would '
dniy iincre^se tensions in the Mideast.
.. He also said Jerusalem was Veryr rnuch^ doncerned about plans: by-s^^ major West Gei^h arms manufacturers
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