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"Israel is bristling with mil- ago, til;.- defense h u d g <• t itary activity and the emergen- been i:;o».000.000. At present Israel spends nearcy there is still very real," Danid Katzman reported this week. ly 20 per cent of her gross nafi.r.r.i -17.2<l;!.5O •10.7:t!l.-")0 In a special report of his recent tional product on ileel'nse. This 17,7-17 ir>,nir>.r.rt 2,7;n.5u Llil! 1.50 visit to Israel, Mr. Katzman, is the highest proportion in I he 1,-151.50 ' 2:i:t ;i.25!l.5O chairman of the tilli!! O m a h a world: the comparable figure for 2.5.">7.n() 702 1 ,1 i: w i s h Philanthropies cam- the United States is only ft i per cent of the gross national paign, outlined to members of 15010 371.10 2l!!,:!0 the Omaha Jewish Federation product. •1!) :i7 12 Mr. ICalzman noted that the executive board and members 575 1,7l',0 2.'105 of campaign leadership the ex- additional cost, tor defense in the c u r r e n t year (over and I..".27.S0 il.TI.70 2,ir>!).20 tent of the problems plaguing above the estimates presented Isrye! today. to the Knesset only tour months . .2.217 s-''i'3!.'.(i2O.::ti $2ii:!.!7!!.7i) l(i!i.7!f!I.O!) TOTAL Noting that Israel's a n n u a l ago) is in some respects a redelen.se budget has been a close- sult, of the Arab guerilla camly guarded secret for the past paign jiga'inst Israel. A fence 2(1 years. Mr. Katzman said that is going up along the river Jorthe staggering figure made pub- dan, to keep infiltrators out. and lic last week showed $7(ir>.imo,- electronic devices have been (1(1(1 for defense for the financial introduced although they are by year lilOH-fiil. "This represents," no means foolproof. In addition, he K.iid.'' about one third of total new shelters and other civil deThe Lebanese complaint denied Tel Aviv (JTAi—Israel has ofgovernment expenditure includ- fense installations arc going up, that guerrilla!; had used'Lebaniiriallv warned Lebanon not to ing housing, education and de- possibly in preparation lor an permit its territory to be use as ese territory as the base for velopment." eventual "fourth round" foreatiacks against Israel, A UN cast in Nasser's speeches, while a base for terrorist attacks. AltFinance Minister F'irihas Saper the second mortar attack in .spokesman said today that mem- ir's figures for the past years roads and fortifications are befive d.iv-s Irom Lebanese soil, bers ol the United Nations were also something of an eye- ing built along the cease-lire Truce Supervision Organization lines. Israeli forces, for the lirst lime, -existence of which Israel opener, revealing the immeii.'.o leturned the fire. According to nothe increase in defense expenditure. Military Service longer recognizes--were inJI military spokesman, three vestigating the border incident. This stems from Israel's need '•Everybody serves in Israel's shells exploded harmlessly in a Mortar fire from across the to arm herself with the latest military defense forces." said field belonging to the northern Lebanese border hit Kibbutz in modern means of warfare, Mr. Kulzman. He pointed out Galilee settlement of Margnliot. Manera in northwest Galilee and the extra territories shfi that I s r a e 1 i .youth, who two An investigation confirmed that last Thursday. It was the first now has to guard. Two years years ago were ordered to serve :!0 months-in the army instead the lire originated across the shooting incident along the Isoi 21,. have had their term of Lebanese border. A Lebanese rael-Lebanese frontier in almost service increased lor another (J • army report in Beirut claimed a year. Lebanese authorities demonths. Patrols in border areas that Israeli mortar lire had nied that the lire had come Irom have been increased and augtheir territory but. an investiga•killed a woman and a child and mented. "Even the 40-4!) age 'destroyed or damaged several tion by- Israeli units continued group who usually were called houses iu the border village of that it had. Observers here expressed the belief that El Fatah Houleh. Gary Kinstlinger, son of Mr. Lebanon protested to the Se- terrorists were trying to estab- and Mrs. Sol Kinstlinger, has lish a Lebanese front for incur'curity Council against what it sions against Israel partly be- been named a regional winner called "wanton and preiiiedital- cause they are .suiiering in- in the National ed aggression" by Israel and creasingly heavier losses in Bible Contest. He complained that it had been sub- their marauding ventures from will participate in the National s jected for a week to "continued bases in Jordan. Hollywood, Florida (.JTAi-A Finals to be held threats and open provocations." rash of anti-Semitic abuse rangin New Y o r k ing from outspoken refusals to City, S il n d a y. vent to .lews to garbage dumped May 10. on the lawn of a local rabbi, In the regional was reported in the Hollywood contest. G a r v Shofar, publication of the Jewcompeted w i t h ish Welfare Federation of Holstudents f r o in \ (.1 lywood. The incidents occurred Following the presentation of Omaha, S i o u x • A community-wide memorial in South LSroward County which meeting, commemorating the colors by the Jewish War Vet- City a n d De.s 25th anniversary ol the Warsaw erans, tlw service will open by MoincK. T c i: ii a R e r s from .includes several resort cities Ghetto Uprising and the slaugh- Hie "Call to Memory" presented throughout the United States and just north of Miami. ter of 6,000,0(10 Jews during the by Rabbi S i d n e y II. Brooks. Canada will participate in the According to the Shofar. Nazi holacaust. 'will be held Rabbi L a u r e n c e Rubinstein, New York National Finals. "children in South Broward Gary attended Beth Israel Re- passing a local junior high Tuesday. May 211, at !! p.m. at Rabbi Isaac Nadoff, Rabbi Emil Klein of Council Bluffs and ligious' School and has spent school on the way home from Temple, Israel. Mr. M i l t o n Nearenberg is Chaplain Clifford Miller of Of- summers in private Bible study Hebrew school must daily run a as well as at the Chicago Rab- gauntlet of abuse, both' verbal serving as chairman of the ar- futl A KB will also participate. Others taking part in the spe- binical School in Skokie, Illin- and physical." The paper noted rangements for the event which is co-sponsored by the local syn-. cial memorial service include ois. ' Biblo Study sessions are further' that when local elderly ngogues. Farband. 1'oale '/Aon Cantor Manfred Kuttncr, Milton part of the teen program of con- Jews asked to inspect a model Nearenberg, Jack Green, Carl tinuing studies for post Bar apartment, in a building being smd Workmen's Circle, Rosenberg and M e s s r s . and Mitzvah students at Beth Israel. erected for senior citizens at Mines. Ben Wisnia. Irving Rein-. The Books of the Bible to be Lauderdale-by-tlie-Sea, they were i;las and fguac Grossman. covered in the National contest, told by the renting agent that The entire community is urged are Deuteronomy. Kings II and "we have been instructed that these apartments nre not being Esther. to attend. Teheran, Iran (JTA)--A resolution accusing Israel ol violating human rights in the Arab territories it occupied in last .June's war, was adopted by a The Martin Luther King Jv. Scholarship Fund 42 to five vote at, the International Conference on Human in Omaha has been boosted by a $1,500 contribution by the Henry Monsky and Cornhusker B'nai g The resolution was sponsored B'rilh Lodges. The $1,500 gift was part of the money raised by Saudi Arabia, .Spain and Sudan and amended by 12 Arab recently aKhe annual charity stag co-sponsored states. It carried the full weight by the Omaha B'nai B'rith lodges. Harold Garof the Soviet and Arab blocs ber, president of the Henry Monsky Lodge, made and their supporters among As- the presentation of the check to Jack V. Clayter ian and African countries. The and Jack West, representatives of the King United Stales, Israel, nelgium, Scholarship Fund. Also participating in the pre'Costa. Rica and Uruguay voted sentation at the Omaha Urban League office against the resolution and 21 were Morley Zipursky and Norman Korney, cochairmen of the Stag. countries abstained. In accenting the gift, Mr. West noted that the' Ambassador Comay, chief of the Israeli delegation assailed B'nai B'rith donation was "the first major conthe resolution and declared that tribution from a membership organization. I Left Jo right: Zlpurskf, West, Claylcr, Korney Israel "will not pay it respect or hope that it will set a pattern for other3 to folanv serious attention." low," he said. atid Garher. - ' ' — 1 ,(>!!()
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up for a maximum of H days •* year are now serving 21 days or more." he said. Mr. Katznmn, pointed out that the sudden fourtold increase in the area for which the army is responsible, from 8,000 square miles to just over 32,(1(10 miles has accordingly increased military personnel needs. Kvfrybody I'ays Mr. Katzman explained that in addition to military service, all Israelis share in flie tremendous cost oi defense. "In addition to paying taxes of an average of almost one third of hi.t income, every Israeli is participating in providing an additional $((3,000,000 through a new coinpulsarv defense bond," lv» said. Mr. Katzman said that the rarjuired defense budget for this year will necessitate $57,000 to be Inpjier! off the planned development budget. "This puts into sharp focus Israel's real dependence on U. S. Jewry for assistance in its non-military development." said Mr. Katzmati. Omaha Campaign Commenting on the 1 !)(><! campaign in Omaha. Mr. Katzman indicated that Uic results are "not yet good enough in tha light of the real emergency which still exists." He thanked the .members of hi;; campaign leadership for their elforls and urged them to continue the important task of bringing the Omaha campaign to a successful conclusion.
shown or rented to persons ot the Hebrew faith." _ The paper also reported that a local rabbi ''frequently finds garbage on his lawn, has epithets shouted at him or his children from passing cars or has eggs thrown at, his own car during the night,"
Feiiiberg Warned to UJA Oash Coraitfes Robert M. Feinberg. a member of the UJA National Cabinet, has been named to the.National Committee l a u n c h i n g United Jewish Appeal's Cash Collection Campaign to meet critical Jewish needs in Israel and overseas. Commenting on his appointment, Mr. Feinberg noted that "while the Arab armies shattered by Israel during, the Six Day War have- bt-un rebuilt and rearmed at no cost, the Israel taxpayer is being called upon to make greater and costlier sacrifices to maintain Israel's' defenses against those armies." In addition to s h a r p 1 y rising taxes, every Israeli has been assessed 2 weeks' salary as his share of a new $100,000,000 defense loan. "The people of Israel can no longer share with us the lingo costs of immigrant absorption," said Mr. Feinberg. "We must assume full responsibility for the cost of building homes, medical services, education and rehabilitation. Tho National Cas1> Committee will seek to redeertV by June 30th the pledges mad* earlier in order to provide th4* necessary funds'for-these vital social-welfare programs in: Israel," ha said.