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again, after a holiday weekend in
which Elizabeth Taylor went to the
beach and Richard Burton got mar-
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Burton, 57, married 35-year-old Sal-
ly Hay in Las Vegas in time to return
to Broadway's "Private Lives," in
which he and Miss Taylor, who were
married twice in real life, play love-
struck ex-spouses.
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Frontier Hotel. It was Burton's fifth
marriage, and the first for Miss Hay.
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tive rabbis abroad, since the orthodox school de- zle for steering the IUS.
fines a Jew as a person born to a Jewish mother or The stage then became
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ard Cornish of McAles- scheduling a prelimi-
ter set bond at $200,000 nary hearing in Musko-
apiece for Sebolt and gee for July 8.
help President Alvaro effectively, said the two
Magana's conservative colonels, who asked not
government win the 44- to be identified for se-
month-old war against curity reasons.
The rabbinate says its strict enforcement of and rocket tumbling.
Halachic law is designed to preserve the purity of Aviation Week says
the Jewish people. It argues that only by observing that "Air Force failure
Halacha have the Jews survived 2,000 years of exile analysts believe that
and persecution,                                    when the ring deflated,
The ultra-orthodox Agudat Israel Party in Prime the 25,000-pound thrust
Minister Menachem Begin's coalition is trying to of the - motor forced
strengthen the law even more by pushing for legis- the nozzle down so hard
lation that would write the Halachic definition of against its juncture
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tervention in the affairs of a small country," said Dallas,
the Rev. William Sloane Coffin, member of the dele- The aircraft,
gation from the Carolina Interfaith Task Force on equipped with extra fuel
Central America.                                   tanks, apparently land-
Coffin, a pastor at Riverside Church in New York, ed at the airstrip after a
was a sharp critic of US. involvement in the Viet- 2,500-mile flight from
nam war while serving as Yale University chaplain. Colombia, South Ameri-
He said the group came to Jalapa because the ca Pogue said.
Three men were ar-
rested early Friday —
Mitchell Skiff Engel-
hart, 23, of Miami, Fla.,
and Charles Timber-
lake, 26, of Orange, Tex-
as, when their plane was
tracked from Talihina
to Dallas.
Cecil Debbs Ford, 42,
,   .   ,,                      of Idabel was arrested
Salvador (AP) 7 U.S. Twenty-five American as he hitchhiked nearly
military medical spe-  specialists began the  two miles  away and
ciahsts have begun  program Tuesday and  about two hours after
training Salvadoran sol-  expect to train 480 Sal-  agents converged on the
diers in improved first-  vadoran medics over   abandoned,  cocaine-la-
aid techniques to lower  the next six weeks, two  den truck
the army's staggering U.S. Army colonels in „    .
fatality rates from bat- charge of the training n^e hr andnim
tie wounds in the civil said.                    Der-Ke werDeng nend
war.                         The specialists will on $2 50,000 bond set by
The program is part  train the Salvadorans in        Magis tate -ohn
of an effort by the Rea-  advanced first-aid as   -0ne in Dallas on Fri-
gan administration to  well as ways to evacu-  day: A removal hearing
boost military aid to  ate the wounded more     ========
Mighest temperature • year ago
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Highedt temperature on record
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winds. Lows in the mid-608. Fair tonight. Light and variable
and warmer Thursday. Highs in winds Lows in the mid-60s. Fair
the low to mid-90s.               and warmer Thursday. Highs in
Zones 4, i, I, 7,8,3,11- Fair the low to mid-90s.
and mild tonight. Light easterly Zones 18, 11, 24 - Fair and
winds. Lows in the mid-60s. Fair mild tonight. Southeast winds 5
and warmer Thursday Highs in to 15 mph. Lows in the upper 60s.
the low 90s.                      Fair and hot Thursday. Highs in
Zones 12,13,14,11 -Fair and the upper 90s.
mild tonight. Southeast winds 5 Zone 21 - Fair and mild to-
to 10 mph. Lows in the mid-60s. night. South winds 10 to 15 mph.
Fair and warmer Thursday. Lows in the upper 60s. Fair and
Highs in the mid to upper 90s. hot Thursday. Highs near 100.
MUSKOGEE (AP) - is scheduled July 11.
Four of the six men ar- Ford's bond was set at
rested in Oklahoma's $500,000 when he made
largest cocaine bust an initial appearance
face preliminary hear- before U.S. Magistrate
ings in Muskogee on James H. Payne in Mus-
Friday.                   kogee on Friday night.
Two others arrested Eduardo Sanabria, 44,
in Dallas will appear at a Cuban-born resident
a hearing there next of Miami, Fla
was ar-
week to determine rested Saturday morn-
whether they will be ing after knocking on
brought to Muskogee to the door of a Talihina
face charges.              police officer's house.
Meanwhile, FBI tech- „           , , ,
nicians are testing 23 _ He appeared before
duffel bags full of white Payne on Tuesday. His
powder to determine its bond was set at $500,000
purity and see just how and his preliminary
much of it there is. hearing is scheduled for
At the time of the bust -uy 8:
at Talihina's remote William A. Sebolt Jr.,
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Israel Lippel, a religious Israeli who is active in last weeky, engineers
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and this is a purely Halacha matter," he said. l                  8
Mrs. Harpaz says that although her mother never J
converted, she kept a Jewish home and lighted can- Even though that OP-
dies on Friday night, the Jewish sabbath.             eration was a success,
Rabbi Joseph Broyer, who ordered the exhuma-  the failure of the rocket
tion, admits the affair is unprecedented, saying he   — called IU for -ner-
has never before encountered a case in which a tial Upper Stage — al-
Christian was buried in a Jewish cemetery. He said ready has cost the shut-
he had been told by Mrs. Angelowicz's neighbors tle program millions of
that she was not Jewish.                             dollars in delays alone.
n ui               ,         A second TDRS satel-
Breyer said in an interview that he had been will- lite was to be launched
ing to compromise by moving the graves to the next month: that’s been
fringes of the Jewish cemetery, but the family re- delayed Shuttle flight
fused and appealed to the Supreme Court instead. 10 an all Defense De
Some observers see the case as illustrating_a new partment mission in No-
mood of militancy in the religious establishment, vember has been can-
not only toward the country’s 420,000. Christians celled And ther is taik
but also toward secular Jews.                        of modifying fight 12
Last October, arsonists burned down the Baptist next March if the IUS
church in Jerusalem and a few weeks ago Jewish problem isnt solved
seminary students tried to disrupt a performance
in Jerusalem of Handel's "Messiah” by a choir from Last April 4, after
Utah, claiming it was a Christian work.              the TDRS satellite and
In addition, orthodox Jews have grown violent in the attached rocket
their campaign to preserve the sanctity of the Sab- stage were released
bath in Jerusalem. They stone cars passing through from the space shuttle,
their streets and are trying to drive secular Jewish the first stage of the
families out of their neighborhoods.                  rocket fired perfectly.
Nobody accuses the state rabbinate of abetting But the second stage
the violence, but Israeli liberals contend that it is quit after 80 seconds
being forced to toughen its policies under pressure and made a U-turn in
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TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israeli rabbis want the
bodies of Teresa Angelowicz and her daughter Miri-
am dug up and removed from a Jewish cemetery
near Tel Aviv because they are Christians.
The unusual decision has outraged secular liber-
als and gone to the Israeli Supreme Court, which
has temporarily blocked the exhumations.
The case illustrates the Israeli rabbinate's stren-
uous efforts to keep Jews and Christians apart — in
life through their monopoly of the marriage institu-
tions, and in death through their control of burial
rites.
The issue erupted last December when two rabbis
of the Hevra Kadisha (Jewish burial society) of
Rishon Lezion south of Tel Aviv visited 74-year-old PAp-Af
Yosef Angelowicz and told him to move the body of I LOKCI
his wife, Teresa, out of the local cemetery to the
nearest Christian graveyard.                       p • 1
Since Mrs. Angelowicz was not Jewish, and ortho- alure
dox Judaism holds that Jewish lineage descends
through the mother, her daughter Miriam also was          - I
ordered exhumed.                       probeq
Angelowicz is Jewish and his other daughter, Adi- I
na Harpaz, converted to Judaism 13 years ago, so wAAUA, A
the ruling will not affect their right to Jewish tart- -"The losso pressure
Mrs. Harpaz says the rabbis came to her father from an inflated ring
just one week after her mother's funeral. "Father may . have caused a
was in shock and hasn’t been the same since," she steering failure in a
said in an interview.                                 rocket motor and pre-
To secular Israelis, the rabbinates’ conduct is ventedtheworldslarg-
doubly insensitive because the Nazis considered the estcommunicationssat-
family Jewish and sent them to a concentration elitefom reachingits
camp during World War II. They survived and im- orbital duty station last
migrated here from Romania.                        April, a leading aviation
"This is another manifestation of the dark, repul- magazine Says
sive side of Israel's religious establishment which Aviation Week and
conflicts with all the accepted values of civilized Space Technology says
people,” said the liberal Daily Haaretz.                in its current issue that
Marriage, divorce and burial of Jews are the rab- the “flat tire" may have
binate's monopoly under agreements signed more been caused by
than 30 years ago as the price of religious political overheating. A report
support for the government. The Christian and Mos- by an Ait Force “anom-
lem communities in Israel handle those matters for aly board” is expected
airport last week, 26, of Miami, Fla., and
agents estimated there Rogers David Ariza, 24,
y t (v y           y                was 500 pounds of near- a Colombian national
f / “   nhpgpohhmoon  ly pure cocaine,       living in Miami, Fla.,
• •A••  “lUUI N •N f UN • But FBI spokesman were arrested Saturday
Gene Pogue said Tues-  afternoon by Latimer
j e a              day it may turn out to  County authorities as
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JALAPA, Nicaragua (AP) — The Sandinista gov- In all, six men have
crnment is conducting a tour near the Honduran been arrested in the
border for 145 U.S. clergymen opposed to Reagan case — four of them
administration support for rightist insurgents who from Miami, Fla.
operate in the region.                                  FBI agents staked out
The clergymen on Tuesday journeyed by bus to the remote asphalt run-
Jalapa, a town of unpaved streets with 12,000 resi- way and watched as
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