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The police said a Yugoslav The firing of rockets at the Israeli To Fly To Middle East steward, a French guard and a airliner, an El Al Boeing 707, was French worker were slightly the first attack on a plane in France WASHINGTON: Israel has Israel was not including the key injured. The attackers escaped in' a in the Pa1 e s t inian terrorist urged Secretary of State Kissinger passes in that concession and -.. ,r ~ ., I campaign. to stop seeking further territorial wanted to retain the oil wells. car they had.Parked nearby. For some years there was concessions from her and fly Additionally, Israel wanted the An anonymous caller telephoned the Reuters news agency office here thought to be a tacit agreement instead to the Middle East to find next accord to last about five years, and said the attack was the work of with French authorities· that out what President Anwar cl-Sadat not renewable every six months-as an Arab guerrilla group called the allowed Palestinians to operate in of Egypt would give up in return was the first disengagement accord. "Mohammed Boudia F ranee provi(jing that there were for a new Sinai withdrawal, When Ambassador Herman F. Commando." Mohammed Boudia not attacks here. according to diplomats and Eilts of the United States conveyed But about two years ago offices American officials. the Israeli ideas to Mr. Sadat in was an Algerian exile sympathetic to the Palestinians who was killed of Jewish organizations came under Top Kissinger aides said that Cairo, the Egyptian leader rejected by a car bomb in Paris in 1973, bombing iittacks. Last year such a trip always remained a the concepts as inadequate and not Palestinians broke into the Saudi possibility, but that for the moment wortliy of response. He has asked In Beirut, Leban~n. the Palestine Arabian Embassy, held hostages Mr. Kissinger believed the Mr. Kissinger lo come up with TO APPEAR: World famous follc Liberation Organization, overnight and were finally· escorted diplomatic gap separating Israel more substantial Israel concessions, singer, Shlomo Carlebach, will ap• coordinator of Palestinian guerrilla to the airport. · and Egypt had to be narrowed American officials said. pear in concert at Congregation groups, said it had had nothing to Ohawe Sholom in Pawtucket on I before he undertook another trip. With Mr. Brezhnev's trip to the do with the Orly attack. It Most Passengers American I Both sides agree that the middle East, postponed Sunday, February 9, at 7:30 p.m. denounced the action as criminal. Mr. · Carlebach has · appeared The attack on the El . Al plane I opportunity for a new Egyptian­ indefinitely, American officials feel arou,.d the world and will give a Howev~r, a·statement telephoned · took place after noon here as the I Israeli accord seems brighter now that the chances for a new concert, a Salute to Israel, which to the Agence France-Presse office plane was passing the Yugoslav I that Leonid I. Brezhnev, the Soviet Egyptian-Israeli agreement are he presented at Brooklyn College. in Beirut said the Black September airliner, a DC-9, and moving into I leader, has put off his trip to Cairo, enhanced. Israeli diplomats said Further information may be ob­ guerrilla organization had staged take-off position. El Al said most I but they arc at odds over how to that they shared this view. tained by calling 725-5687, 725- the attack in retaliation for the of the 136 passengers on Flight 221 I 2033 or 785-1747. achieve another agreement. {Continued on page 15) bombing of. Palestine Liberation from Tel Aviv to New York and J The basic problem is that Mr. Montreal were Americans. There I Kissinger, who has served as a were also 12 crew members on the mediator for the last year between Pope Paul Calls For 'True Dialogue' _ plane. I Israel and the Arabs, seems caught An Israeli Embassy spokesman between equally firm Israeli and said 'the El Al plane was about 35 Egyptian po11itions. , Between Jud~ism And Christianity yar_ds from the point where the The Egyptians have made it clear rockets were fired. .~ ' l,tOME: Pope Paul VI received a Middle East. ~ formula seems t"o mean. to Mr . Kissinger that as a ..<. ~- • French authorities said two minimum for another accord in the Roman Catholic Jewish liaison The new Vatican guidelines and A participant in the Catholic- committee last week and called for the papal address appear to shirt Jewish talks said that the Vatican bazooka shells were fired. The first Sinai, Israel must not only crashed through the Yugoslav withdraw a substantial distance but a "true dialogue" between Judaism the responsibility of defining and the Jewish delegation ·had gone plane without exploding, tearing a also include in the t~rritory handed and Christianity. He also restated Israel's status to the Jews. If Jewish over the drafts of Dr. Riegner's the church's rejection of "every religious leaders and thinkers in a speech and of the Pope's reply hole under its right wing. The over to Egypt the strategic Milla second hit a storage building. and Gidi passes in the- central Sinai. form of anti-Semitism." self-assessment of their faith find "sever a I Ii me s be f-0 re f u II The papal speech came at the end that the existence of the state of agreement was reached on who was '(here were crew members but no The Egyptians also want the return passengers onithe Yugoslav plane, of the Abu Rudeis oil fields seized of a four-day conference of the Israel is · essential to it, Catholics to say what." Liaison committee in which will accept this, the new Vatican (Continued on page 15) which ha d just a,_rrived from during the June, 1967 war. Zagreb. The 36 pass~ngers ticketed Mr. Kissinger has transmitted guidelines for Catholic-Jewish collaboration, issued by the for the return trip had not yet these Egyptian views to Israel, not boarded the plane. in the form of fo rm al Egyptian Vatican last week, were discussed Sente-nce Soviet Jewish Merchant proposals, but rather as his own by experts of the two faiths. In the audience, the Pontiff did Attackers Seen view of wha·1 would be needed to The two attackers were seen by a get Egypt involved in new not make any mention of Israel. To Death In Bribe-Taking Case The new Vatican guidelines had number of people at the airport. negotiations. MOSCOW: A major newspaper handling of emigrati on cases has Their car, a white Peugeot 504, was­ When Mr. Allon came to also fai led to refer to the State of Israel and its importance in Jewish published a detailed account here issued comments on the case. later fou nd abandoned a few miles Washington early last month, he of the economic crimes all egedly A second purpose for the away near a suburban cemetery. told Mr. Kissinger that he could religious thinking, and Jewish spiritual leaders in Israel and committed by Mikhail Y. Leviyev, exposition of the all eged crimes The police said there were two inform Mr. Sadat that Israel would a Sovie! Jew who was sentenced to would be to warn Soviet citizens, bazookas in the back seat and an be willing, in return for undefined elsewhere h ad criticized this omission during the last few days. _ deat h last month after bei ng once agai n, that serious economic unexploded shell. Egyptian political concessions, to convicted of bribe-taking. crimes are punishable by death. A Swissair official who saw the pull back her Sinai forces 10 to 30 During the audience, the secretary general of the World Has son, Aleksandr, said that According to the newspaper, Mr. attack said he looked out the miles. appeals for clemency had _been Leviyev was the manager of the window when he heard the first Mr. Allon said, however, that Jewish Congress, Dr. Gerha rd Riegner of G'eneva, reminded Pope rejected by the Supreme Court and Tadzhikistan shop on Moscow's explosion. Israel, Ireland Establish Paul of the rcbirl\l of the Jewish that hi s father was apparently Gorky Street. The shop specialized " I saw two men standing by a car Full1>iplomatic Relations state and of the essential role of the waiting in a Moscow prison to be in si lks, wine and foods from the aiming what looked like a bazooka concepts of people and land in put to death. Soviet Union"s Tadzhik Republic at two planes. A big, tall, dark man JERUSALEM: Israel and the Jewish religious thought. The case against Mr. Leviyev, and was run by the Food Ministry aged about 30, carried the bazooka Republic of Ireland have decided to Dr.
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