16 killed in Golan clash

Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33520, 29 April 1974, Page 13

16 killed in Golan clash

JIRI S\l I’M, \pril 2S.

I lic Israeli caretaker ( lo\ eminent ..ill meet today to discuss its stand on a Jiscnyaqement agreement with Syria alter a costly day of on the < iolaii I lci"hts.

I' ou rtee n Israeli soldiers were killed yesterday on lo]> of Mount Hermon, the snowcapped peak that dominates the Syrian front. It was one of the worst casualty tolls suffered there by the Israelis since the October war. and brought their losses since then to 41 dead and 94 wounded. The Israeli

also reported killing tw<. Syrian soldiets. Israel’s view on a separation of forces agreement with Syria are to be put to the I nited States Sec ret try >i State (Dr Hemv Kissinger), who is expected in Jei usalem on Thursday Dr Kissii * I presen the Soviet F (Mr Andrei Gromyko) >ith a fresh plan to limit the two nations’ nuclear arena's aft-.-: he arrives tn Gem \ a tonigm on his wav to the Middl-

East. Informed source? ?aid that Di Kissing?! u ill c >nc( nti < e on United States-Soviet duTerences over the stalled Sti i tegic Arms I.imitation nego tiations before flying on • > Algeria tomorrow. I’he official Middle East News Agency reports that the ringleader of last week’s at tempt t<» overthrow the Egvntian President (Mr Sadat) lias ■ confessed that he was spurred Un by the Lihcan leader. Colonel Gadafli. The news agency said that the man, Saleh Abdallah Sarreya, a Palestinian, told [Egypt’s Public Prosecutor 'that Colonel Gadaffi said at a meeting with him that Egypt was bet raving the Palestinian cause and that a revolution should be launched to foil This move. Sarreya was among 75 people arrested tn connection with the attack on the Mil' tarv Technical Academy in Cairo last Thursday. The re bels were driven back and ar rested after a battle which left 11 dead and 27 wounded