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HISTORIC ONE-DAT VISIT to Vancouver Oct. 6 saw warm greetings extended to Israeli General Moshe Dayan. This response was given not only by the Jewish community but also by Christian frier>^ of Israel, seen in photo at left prior to Dayan's address at UBC before an overflow audience. In picture above, grade two students of Vancouver Talmud Torah present, the famed visitor with special doll, kippah and matches which they made in class. The gifts were given to Dayan at the school by students Martin Tessler and Karen Lirenman, and veteran city Talmud Torah and Beth Israel teacher, Mrs. Gita Kron. See complete coverage, page three. (Photos by Tibor)
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SHBABAT SHALOM— THURSDAY, OCT. 16, 1975—CHESHVAN 11,
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MOSCOW — There were many young people among about 10,000 Moscow Jews who celebrated Simchat Torah both inside and outside the synagogue in Arch-inova street.
Unlike their usualpracticedur-ii« the Jewish Holy-days and festivals, the ptdicestonied traffic from using the street, ttius allowing the Jews to congregate outside the synagogue.
The Suecot services at the synagogue were also observed with-outJncident.
In spite of attempts by Soviet police to prevent observance of tiie twenty-fourth anniversary of tiie massacre of more than 33,000 Kiev Jews at Babi Yar by the Nazis, small groups of Jews succeeded in reaching the ravine near the city to recite prayers.
As part of their preventive measures, the police placed some 20 families under virtual house arrest until the anniversary was over. JCNS.
launch coup against Sadat
LONDON-Westem taitelligence services are, we learn, seriously concerned that there might be a coup against President Sadat of E;g)l>t, who is to pay visits to Washington and London in Nbv«m -..ber.^:
It is thought that an attempt to remove him may soon be made by two groups unhappy with his 'rapprochement' with the Americans and the recent Sinai agreement.
Yasir Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization, backed by the Syrians, the Iraqis, Libyans and apparently now by the Algerians is bitter at Sadat's "betrayal."
A second group antagonistfc to Sadat is composed of Left-Wingers annoyed at the break with the Russians and fearful because of the shortage af spare parts for
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the masses of arms supplied by the Russians.
Western Governments see Sadat as a vital factor in limiting Russian influence in tiie Ifiddle East and as cniciatfor tiie success of American policy in :the area.
It is appreciated that a real threat to Sadat's position can come only from the army, as his former political oppments are now powerless.
Top army officers are pleased with the Sinai agreement, as they obtained considerable strategic advantages. But the officers are well aware that the Egyptian army has not made good its huge losses
FRENCH CHIEF RABBI DENOUNCES FRANCO
PARS - The Chief Rabbi of France, Jacob Kaplan, denounced the executions in l^in as contrary to the moral conscience of humanity.
In a public communique. Rabbi Kaplan said he is raising his voice to "condemn the executions.
The Representative Council of French Jewish Organizations (CRIF) was one of the numerous world-widb bodies which asked President Francisco Franco not to execute the five Spanish activists.
in the Yom Kippur War.
They also know that the shortage of spare parts has become so acute because of deliberate Russian policy, that it is considered d<Hibttul whether Egypt is capable of waging a successful war.
At the same time the Israel Defence Forces have been strengthened by the arrival of the latest American arms and are again considered the mostpower-ful army in the Middle East.
Western Governments are hopeful that Sadat will survive thanks to his excellent intelligence service. It is thought highly unlikely that his opponents can surprise Sadat who has agents in every vital sector of Egyptian life.
It is thought that he has the support of the vast majority of the Egrptian people who, like him, are getthig tired of the Palestinian imbroglio and consider the time has come to consider Egypt's own pressing economic problems.
According to the latest Western intelligence reports, Sadat has been ruthless and single-minded in removing Russian power in E^t, which centred on their control of four air bases in the country.
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MORRIS BELKIN (left), well-known community leader, will be honored this Sunday, Oct 19 when the Vancouver Israel Bond Organization holds its 1975 Man of the Tear Dinner-Dance. Ad-dreistaig the event, which commences with a reception at 6 pjn. at Schara Tzedeclc auditorium, is noted journalist and author DAVID SCHOENBRVN, pictured at right. Israel Bond campaign chairman G(H^on R. Diamond stated that the evening promises to be a most memorable, enjoyable occasion. Reservations for the dinner, at which dietary laws w*" be observed, may be made by contacting the Israel Bond office at 226-7210 or 263-5912.
TOROIfTO--Armin Auerswald, 41, said bypolice to be a member of the Neo-Nazi Western Guard, was sentenced in Richmond Hill,
BOMB ATTACKS IN ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRES—The synagogue and Jewish cultural centre in the Argentine town of Mendoza were extensively damaged by bomb blasts on the same, night.
The offices of Daia, the representative organization of Argentine Jews, in the town were also damaged by the explosion of a third bdmb that night. There were nc casualties.
Anti-Semitic activities in Argentina appear to be concentrating in Mendoza province in the east of the country near the border with Chile. JCNS
north of Toronto, to 18 months' imprisonment after pleading guilty to possessingunre^stered, restricted weaponis.
The weapons were confiscated and Auerswald was pn^bited from possessing arms for two years.
Judge Claude Morrison said that Auerawald, whose wife was in hospital for the birth of their sixth chUd, "had guns, had hate literature and bad hate in his heart." ^
The court was told that police also found files of hate literature containing slogans such as "Hitler was Right," "Free Rudolf Hess" and "Communism is Jewish."
When Auerswald said that the last slogan "seems to be borne out by history," Judge Morrison told him that there were probably many Jews in the Soviet Unim who did not agree with him.
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TEL AVIV—Fifty-five persons have been detained for questioning following uncovering by security forces of a cell of Syrian-sponsored Al Saiqa terrorists in
Judaea-Samaria regiras.
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'U.S. NOT NEEDED'
TEL AVIV—"American technicians are not needed in Sinai and the situation would be better without flieir presence," Mena-chem Beigin, leader of Herut wing of Likud, said prior to a
trip to the U.S.
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INFILTRATORS KILLED
JERUSALEM -^^ Three Arab members of ultra-extremistPop-ubr Front for the liberation of Palesthie were killed after clashing twice with Israeli soldiers near Kibbutz Hanita, close to border with Lebanon.
SAILS FROJN EGYPT
TEL AVIV — A Greek cruise liner, carrying 600 passengers on a Mideast journey, arrived in Ashdod from Alexandria, the first ship to sail direct from Egypt to Israel.
Arabs blast Poris cors
PAMS—Two cars belonging to the two sons of Pierre Bloch were destroyed by bombs while parked outside their respective owners' homes.
Bloch is the president of Lica -4he International League Against Anti-Semitism and Racialism.
Respmisibility for the outrage was claimed by the National Front of Palestine Students. One of its representatives telqdioned a newspaper and declared that all "Zionist jnembers" of Uca would be targets for similar attacks if lica continued to "help Zionism and Israel in France." JCNS
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