Honald Feldman Heads for England Omatui ha* a ttronK Jpwiih f'ommunily *ilh wundrrlul pr<>plr pt-oplr *lvj are hriKht lommillrti i>n>1a>livr Thi» m a parHnf rom mml from L)r Konalit A KpMrnan. who ha* mugnrd as ilirH-tor o( Boya Town (rairr (or the Study of V oulh I i^ciapniMit BM'auar hr is Iraving Omaha forg| yrar'i labbal K-al In En^and. and aftrr that a re<um to thr ara <lrmic worklol Wa»h<' :••• • I nivrrtily In SI I»ui- . Fetdman alMLhai reMgned aa chairman ol Uw Board of OlrccUn of Jrwiah Family Servtce Althouith I distinct mi nortly Itrrr In Omaha, ihr Jvarlih Community play» Hal rule in the |frr> I of 0» larsrr OifUha Conununlty. Ur Fridman laid the Jrwiah Prcs* in a r«»nt intrrvirw Working with thr Jrw itk (Mnmwiily and thr Jewish Family Srrvirr tram has bom a mod m )oyablmprrtmcc " Dr Frldman. a nalienat ly known social tclcnttot. canw 10 Omaha iour years •fl» la guide Om devei upninil of a tto million Hoys Town mmplri with a slaK ol 100 drawn (rum thr dlK-lplinr* of psychotogy. •orlology aorial «rork. thr communication tcioiice*, and other arras He look on thr mpootl blllty o< Jrwiah Family Srrvlcr whan contacted by a search committee Wr started out ImmrdI atrly to drilnr thr activ
Chief Rabbi Causes Row l.ONUO.N iJTAi Anglo Jewry's anxirty ovrr Israrl s inlrmalliin.il m ' tiln (iprn riiiilriivt • ^ ,i (dll liy Itr liiiiiwiiMK I i.iitoiKi
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4herr arr the most serious nerds of thr Jrwish Com munlly'' ' Thr prohlrms in Ihis Community may not br vast, nor drrp and this is a good sign, hr said, adding that somr nl thr pmblrms may not br immrdialrly Mkiblr Jewish Family Srrvirr may Iw so Insulaird that thr staff may not br able lu locatr thoar moat In nrrd ol services " Dr Frldman. his wilr Dina. and Ihrlr Ihrrr rhil drm. rtanlrl. lO Drlmrali srven. and Darrah Beth, two. are eager to approach the new challenge of living and working In London "Whatever contribution we have made lo the Jew tsh Community here has ticen rrlumed lo us in gral iflcallon and enjoy mrni we'll miss Omaha "
Jewish Anxieties Studied ByBortaSmolar imt^rmtn^m ik^mn l*
What Is troubling American Jews'* This question was poard at thr annual •trrling i>( thr AmrrKan Jrwish ( iimmittrr By thr AJCommiltrr rxrcutivr viti- prrsident lertramll (Md In his krynotr address at thr iprning amskMi o( thr fivr day mrrling Ui Nrw York allmded by delegates from all over the country In an mcriirni prramlatiuo hr r^veAted »ery interesting tact* about the worries" of lie Amrrtcan Jr» 'tilty and cited a Hudy conducted (' . i hv ihr Amrri (an J' a Kind ol prolllr K lh< 'f thr average Jrw a* In AlTKTU .til JIM) •! Il-W
The study was baaad on answers to a quoait oul by tha AJOommlttae to IM MdhfMnak in vwtoua paru of the II dM Ml praUod lo be a scientific UM antlre Jewish population, but ilarvtowcd - In New York. PhlU Ala, New Janey, ClavaUnd. Miami. Dal Denver and Los Aagriw - repreaented a
(DOd craoa-aactlon ol the American Jews nie respondents were almost all Amrn canbom. as wrrr nrarly a hall of thrir purrn t* They had a very good grnrral education The largrvi mmiiMT i.r ihi.m drcliirrd Ihrm selves in iliation as CofiM-r vallves. ii I m. "Just Jewish " and Orthodox i' Thr qurKliDnnalrr was carrlully thoughl out and llsird lu arras ol cum-rm Thry in eluded problrms ol general roncrrn as vtrll as 0/ gpccillcally Jc-Aish inlcrcil Thr answer* Indicated thai Ihr anxirtir* among Jrws andr<'r ilpnt but two thirds of those in Irr liry wrrr (iplimistu iitwul llic lultirt >i Th, Miirriran Jruishi iimmunil> The greatest anxiety of American Jews. the study aatabllshod, I* the future of Israel While M percent of the reapondenta expraaaed greM topcofna about Israel's security - and n percanl coMklil»d Israel's survival essen tial lo the Amerlewi Jewish community only more than half said they were very conceriied about problems of "Inner security" of American Jewry such as aaslmllatlon, Infer<Continurfl on Page f>
vils thr C'hirl Habbi, liir .• (hangr in Foreign policy by llw H»-gin unvprnmrnl Thr « hirl Hatibi s .Srphardi I'ountrr part. Or .Solomon (ia<in. told thr Jrwish Trir Kfaphic Agency that Jakobo vils was wrung to havr riK'krd the Imal " at a tim« uhrn Ihr maximum unity of Icwish ranks was nredrd Kabl>is should not mtrrlrrc Inn much in day lo day poll IKS (iaon said 'Oner you slarl playing that game you nrvrr know wtH-rr it rnds Thr Chlrl Hahbis criticism ol llw Israrl gowrnmrnl »ds ronlainnl in a I 2IM wont Irl Irr m thr Jrwish I hronirlr Hr strongly endorsed an i-di tonal publishrd in Ihr paprr two wrrks prrvioasly tailing for Israrl to drrlarr that uncc her nrlghbnrs had rstablishrd i-omplrlrly normal relations with hrr. nhr wwdd whMraw (rom most of thr occupied Irr rUortes and would agrrr lo thr rstabltshmml of t sovrrrign Palestinian entity Apart (mm turning (hr la birs on Ihr Arabs by challrng mg (heir sinrrrity. Jakobovlts argued, such a pqllcy could als<i ease the "perilous divi .^lons" which now threaten Ihr Jrwish propir Ironically, though. Ihr Chlrl KabbI himsrif has accentu atrd thrsr divisions, whrreas (iaon. thr Haham. has only critlcltrd thr lacl that it was wrltlrn. other communal Irad rrs hlllrrly take iMue with Us content Kric (iraus. president ol British Herut. trrmrd thr Irl trra "dlsgrarr
Petition to Soviets Mrmbers of the C'ongresaionaJ Wives Committee lor Soviet Jewry, Mrs Sale Burton i California i left, and Mrs Cece Zorlntky iNehraakat arr Intrrvlrwrd by mrmbers of the Washlngloa press soon after ,< . 'o deliver a petition to Ihr .Soviet F.mbassy signr<l irsslunal Wives Commltter mem bers A project ii( inc iN.innnal Confrrrncr on Sovle( Jewry, the commltter has rrtrrred (hr prddon which asks (or thr rrleaae of Soviet Jewish actlvlsU Anatoly .Shcharanaky, Ida Nudel. losif Begun and Maria and Vladimir SIrpak. to the US State Drpart ment to be forwarded on to thr Soviet Ambasaador to the United States. Anatoly Dobrynin <niau> rawing ni NtiMui cmtmmtm m smm Jewry I
Federation Schedules "Talk Tachlis" Sessions Invitdlions arr iM-ing issutMl this week (or Ihr sjtsnd. third and (ourth • coKw and drs srrC evenings .il Ihr home of Federation I'residenI .Mary FrIlman Thr evenings arr planned lu give mrmhrrs ul Ihr community an uppiirtunity lo talk Frdrralion Tachlis with l/ouis R .Solomon exr cudvr director and »ilh the lay Iradrrship ol the Jrwish Frdrralion ol Omaha A great dral ul Ihr dis cUBSion al thr first <-ollrr wr had renlrrrd about Fedrr atiiin (inancrs rxprndilurrs and programming nerds said .Mrs Fellman. and pro\ ed to be a worthwhile and S<TI ous discu.ssion lor Ixilh the in vlte<l guests as wril as IXHI and mysrll II wrved as a means ol oprning thr lines ol cummu nicadon briwern us in such a way that rvrryonr went away wiih more knowlrdgr and a brltrr undrrstanding ol our di rrcdons and goals Wr will lol kiw up on suggestions made With our Federation rxr<'ulivr commlKre and board for fur ther action " Any members of the com munlly who havr not yrl rr rrlvrd invitations may attend any ol the three evenings. July
II July H or July .11 al .' m p m at Ihr Murns <' Fellman horinr -fi9lfi*~^t rsirrn Avenue Hrservalions may tjr mode with Chairman CaryLCrern brrg. 3!0 TiMt or Mrs Fel Iman. 5517257 Invitations were als<j rxtrndrd to urgani zaiinn prrsidrnlh and Iheir spousrs to attrnd any ol Ihrse Ihrrr rvrnlngs, Mrs Fellman said . Morr "Frdrralion Tachlis" evrnings' are bring planned (or Ihr rrmaindrr "f 'he sum mrr and during the (all months
Camping Questionnaires Mailed Thr Future Camping I)i rrcdons Task Force ques tionnaires have been mailed and should havr brrn rrcrlved In (he homes, according to Manny (ioldbrrg. chair man Anyonr with children born brtwrrn 1964 and l»74 who did not rrcelvr a ques lionnairr is askrd lo call Toby (•'orbrs al (hr Jewish Frdrradon offlcr. ;U4 82l»l Ex( £1 Questionnaires should br rrlumrd by July 31. Mr (/oldbrrg rmphasi/rd
Abie Nathan Donations JKKlSALEM iJTAi Able Nathan, who recently complrird a ¥><la\ hunger strike in prulesl against thr Is rarli guvrrnments slancr in Ihr prace negntladons sjtid hr plans to gn In Beirut by iKial in urder In rtonalr e<)Uipmrnl and mrdiiine to Ihr children o( the stricken city Nathan addrd that hr was cvnsidrrlng huying an ambu lancr to bring with him to the ,4«glon '' A "Children o( Lrbanon Foundation' has brrn rslab ChalrperaoM Connie Slutzky i left > and DabbI Brown affix a win dow sticker'announcing the JCC's second annual Lazy Days of llshed lo. which IL Itai Mill has Summer Arts Festival scheduled lor Sunday, July 30. oooit to I already been dtmatrd. he said p m
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|\/loscow Trial of Anatoly Shcharansky Brings Angry Protest in New Yoi'k NEW YORK iJTAi - Soiae ini tb« ant-nilk a( the waeU im pMpI* (MMMbM •ariln- Javliii tUDpuUtioa la pnaantly UMs wMk la tHiy P«'MMt a^ •iMl OM IrUI of SavM dlMdMl Akatoly Shrbaramky wMch btgM to MMCOtt Man day Tht winfiMicy rally. >pon mwl by ttw Grcalcr New
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jMrry and Ihr N«w Vwk < •'.< '•>* 10 Krac Aaalaly Shcbaranaky. waa hald la Maahatlan'i Uarmant rtoAaataaNdarttywlili ky and wMh iour r lovirt >wt whoaa trtaia wW bt taking piacc Uui Manrin RiatMan. chamnan o( the fiNYCSJ. praaMadnvar the rally attd annauBecd jOiai UM Cantoranea haa caliad apan SacrcUry tt SUtc Cyrua Vaaet la paa^aaa Ma actaduM waathn wttk Sovial Far tt0i MMMer Aadrai Gromy ke ta Gaaava and hat urged I Carter to rfcall Am ' Malcolm Toon from tar further consulla "We will OfM with every le llUmate meaiM al our diqioa al." he declared "llwrr will be no eacapc lar the Soviet Union, which muat lace the worM's wrath , Tlw CSSR win pay the pnce ior Uwa* diraci slapa at PresidoM Cartar and the U.S t/nenunent " Dr Mm SfwIiiU. praatdcnl a< New Yort Untveratty. na(
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beli« rbcM hoalaar by the USSR, "tald, OurmaaaagHo Uw^ Soviet t'nlon muat be dear "We win never again allow anli'Semili<:^ '—^r Je»f ol their ngh Repreufi ^ • ..udenl Carter al ihr rail) *t* Kd ward Meivloaky. delegate tu tlM Uirilad NaUMia Human Rl^rtiOommiaaioa He reported thai Vance wauid deliver a letter from Carter to Gromyko intended lor Soviet leader l.eonid Breihnev The UHlrr he MKl. will dit ruaa the human righU quei tlon •with utnwwt gravity ' Aiacaaing the a( the Shcliaran>^» Soviet American rrlatiunit. Marviiuky said "Shcharaniky un trial puts the Soviet Union on tnil wliether we like it or not The trial strain* our relationship with the Soviet Unkm and peaaa obatadca to the devel flpmcnl of detente Metvlmky was preaented with pet lliona containing more than liB.ooo aiffiatuna ot pn vate individuala pnteallng the miatriatinailt ol Shcharansky and oUiar Soviet Jews Ofville Schell. past presI dant o( the Ataoctatioa ol the Bar of UM aiy of New York, diadaaed that he had been lor mally invUed during his trip to
Moacoar laat March to attend' H Lawdl. NC&l lmme<Uate the Shduranaky trial as an paat chairman, who hpaded the detegatton comprisMg Theodore R Mann, chairman The MVMJMM had been es oTthe canierenct o( Praaidan tended by KonstailUa Aprak sin. aaad tt the Moaoow CoUa- la of Ma)ar American Jewlah Hirhird giMn a( Lawyers, who. Ivaa Organliatloni Maa»« !>r»-"i' I ii>- A"'— rM^onalMe lor aasijaing a de lean.!' ienae attorney to Shcharana eKecuL. i ky However, Schell said, that CaatImM and NCSJ washing proatlaaJiaa been hrokpfi our ton rapraaenlatlve Marina Wallach oMIgation is i< us In New York, as chairman slaabaar'aleei i. mill ol the praaidiuffl and steering he l^aaes ^toly Shcha ranaky and other imprisoned commlttae ol the World Con (erence on Soviet Jewry l/eon Carrying signs reading "Liet Ihil/in rpfprrH lo Prrsidenl irans My Paaple Go' 'No More ..CIA <iho« Trials ' and Will An In diul :>uu-d iluil ttx' irul IS "a noccnl Man Be Kxeruted'' parttclpants in the rally >oined talrulaled insult to the Preti dent and on affront to enllghtin ain^ng Am Yisrael Hat' (The People o< Israel Livn. rned put>llc opinion throughand the American and Israeli out the world who aee in Soviet aclioM a repudiation of ordinational anthems Groups o( ypung people nary human decency and camscattered throughout the en thuaiasllc crowd danced enprgetk-ally in spite o( the In Charlotte Jacobaon. chair tenae afternoon heat man of the World Zkmial Or Meanwhile in Washington, fanUatMn-Amencan Section s delegation (rom the National and trraaiirer of the National Conference on Soviet Jewry Conference on Soviet Jewry, I Nt'SJ I met with Natkmal Se reiterated Uulzin's statement curity Adviaor Zbigniew Bne- sutlng that Shcharanaky "la tlnaky to discuss the Shcha Innocent of the charfes made ransky trial Including ili> agsinsi him aad la being uaed Impllcallons lor Intemalional in in obvioua and unconvlnc politics, the Soviet domestlr ing way by the Soviets " •cene and the future at I' .S Sie added that "every ave Soviet ralallona nue and approach of the free The partldpaats Inchtded world, particularly the United Dr Jaaaica Tuchman Mat Stataa gtwamnient should be ihewi and Gerrold Shacter o( made to the Soviet govern the White Houae sUK. Stanley roent to secure his release '
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Zorlnsky Helps Whelan Edward Zarteaky announraa hla aivport ol liaut, Gov Oarald HlMiaa for Govamor o( Nabraaka during a praaa eoalarat Eddie's Raatauranl
China Shows Hostility to Jews NEW YORK (JTAi Rep WUIlam Lehman iD Fla i. •to raoantly rattwwd (ram a WhM* Hmm lyoMarad mls^ itoa to Ow Paopia'i Rapublic o( OilM. aald dial ba ancoun tarad raMlilaralili hoatUlty toward Jawi and laraai on the part of CMaaaa toadara In a nawaMtar aant out to his conalltucnts. Lehman re ported that a Mr Hao Preil dent of the Chineae Institute of Poreign Affairs, condemned "Israeli aggression " The Chinese spokesman main lalned that his country would reaaaaaa its tttplomatic posi tloiion laraaLsffty alter peace lul rHatioaa war* eatabliahed between Israel and Egypt
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Report Inaccurate On Begin's Health JKKrSAI.I-;M Or Asa Harel Depuly Director (Jen eral o( Ihe KartasKah Medical Organization ttales thai nn doctor In lladassah atlend^K lo Prime Minisler Begin is sued any s(a(emenl o( any kind about Ih* Prime Mln isler's health (o David llalevy Ihe rorres(>ondenl o( Ihe Waatilngton Star and ol Time Magaiine Dr Mervin (iolsman hrad ol (he Hadauah Drparltd^nl a( Cardiology, who allenm to Crime Minister Hegm Mates
Ihal Ihe dev riplion ii( Mr He gin's health (omtMion made in Ihe Waahlnglpn S(ar, i» imor reel lie l^ saliNded with Mr Begins condition during Ihr past hall year David Malevy staled lo Ha dassah Ihal he did nol report that Ihe had spoken l» any dcx(or in Hadasuth allemllng lu Mr Begin Mr says Ihal in (act he spoke to three Kadassah doc(ors. none o( whom is at lending (0 (he Prime Minister He Is nol prepared to dis<'|o«e (heirlclenlKy
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Mr and Mrt> l.arrv Klstierg III Indianapolis announce Ihe liirlh June 9 of a sun Paul Jerod They also have a son Jeremy (iramlparents are Mr and Mrs Morris Kisberg o( l.in coin and Mr and Mrs A (i<>l4 slelnofMnculnwiKMl. ill
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Rying to Israel Israel and the United States have opened dis cutttoM on a new "Open sktes" policy This new policy would open up commercial air transpprtatton to any airline wishinK (o fly to any city iri either of the two countries. This would mean that direct air service between the two countries would become more accessible to those hundreds of thousands who now must fly out of New York's crowded JFK International Airport As part of the proposed new policy, the Israeli government wmild permit low-fare charipr'. in U rael from all SO St^^. Landing rights th>n.could be granted tu Kl Al at Los Angeles, Chicago. Boston. Miami, and possibly Philadelphia. It is not beyond the realm of possibility that charters could be available out of Om^a It is not Inconceivable that one day the Star of David may be a welcome sight at Kppley Airfield What bothers us at the moment is a report from Senator Charles H Percy claiming there is reluctance on the part of the I'nited Stales Stale Depart ment to cooperate with Israel and that the talks themselves are hmg held In secret He says: "Why not let the sunshine in"*" And we wonder—why the darkness'
HAIKA TiMw *«y days iiracl'i nrw ambwMdor lo UwliatlfdNii: 'JII uil Wa Irotn ' ' »i(. wtMIMt ripwMrtiMl Ivarl w ••U al uw bitcniallanal torum tor Ow ptA law yean. He M PralcflMr YdHMU Minn. • IjKlunr In Inlrmtllonal L.*» <l Ihr He<>rr«i Inivernly The appoinlmenl of Blum will mark « radical chancr In lirarl't latiict al Ihr V N Jr
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pmolKinal sppeiilk h.ive not been aliugellM-r r>wt<-)>k|ul in ' the paat. perhaps Uilt new apf j proach may gradually hrip-* create a dl'lerent climate In the t' S It was Kennedy wfM began ttw proceia of tapping acadamlc raaourcei lor tlw Stale Depart ment and hto MKCeaaors lollciwed suit t)eq)itc Ha wtallh of academic laamwiir. Israel hai> herpiotore not called tufficienily u» j thto penonnel for public service Perhaps the appointment of Hrofpssor Blum marks a tummg point in thia reaped Israel's new ambaaaadnr to ' the I' N IS an rirthodnx Jrw HU yarmuike will no doubi h« ] eanqiicuous in the (Jrwral Asniilhly And his views un Israel's foreign policy'' It should come as nq surprise thai he endoraaa Uie line of the pre aenl larad (iovrmroeni In deed, more than lu years ago. he published a paper In which he provtdad sound legal and Judicial weigM lor Ute Uiesta that Israel's claims to Judea and Samana and Gaza are far greater than any that could IMadvanced by Ute Kingdom of Jordan or Egypt to Uteae areaa The two Arab ilalea were themselves invaders olj the lemlories which thefj seiied by lorre in IM8 an hence have no legal nghu to uphold claims which were at' the outset Illegal There may be a new hMk (or Israel at Ihe f N this comlngj se^ien
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1 licked it €>r To Uir Kdilor i'\ An American I* arrartad in Maacaw tor vlo^ laUoa al SavM curret>ty laws and thrvaUned wtUi a long prison Mntencv Two Moacow citlmis are mil U> Siberia for fivr years iim|tly bacauae ihey hung a M •( their apaKmenl wiado* aiking leave to enu (raltlalarael ThiB to alMMdl a dally occur renoe - peaplefcetog lewlwicad to labor caropi lor long terms
OB inaapod^ diargea aKer blab which are a mockery, a traveatyoltuallce' Whatever happened to Pre* Ident Carter's campaign lor human ngbu'* If the Admbiit Iratlon lacks D(e courage to el lectlvely fight back, we, Uie American people, have H in our power lo thow our horror of such bartuiroui trealmenl We can boycoll the CMym pica In Moacow! Rebecca Horn ' I am a former Omahan 1
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The Low-FertilitY Issue: Gold. In aaaiyting Uw «lidy la Ms MdfMa. WM ihwpiy critical of ttioM who tMUly to* iKUiHyMMiwJvw* TliteiMutMMMdtoat lr*ct Ifei ipactal •tMatioa ol • a«td mMy of ••rmd thai lo« l<>rtUlly Mnong Jews wltli Uir high r»Um iMlmliaUon. ^'hi iact iMtiaag to J«w* hw>—Iwf Ian an "widtiHirad tpm:tet " He ttuftuuiiu^i Diot "no growtb" In Jrwlth births m^ ipcll "disaator" (or (he AmrrcamnwaNy Alrw4y tkt Iact that J«w« art havtag ^•kv CMMTM aad arc bavtag UMBI Mar In P^EiUB •• iavortaat aMact M UH laval al parA raA mtt taoMi UMl aMia aaljf S par caBt'arraiaV aanlad «ai«lM aMk aa cW»^ idv Man aaaban af a Only llH«a fmmt a( ywag laetMty; but r ipam to a pareaal !• UN eaaa ol I •! ciiMran flva yatn aM ar yanifM' Tlw AJCommitlcv Icadrr urfcd tlw Ixir I JcwWi women'• movemmti to give \ caMMrratton (o thii pdenomcnon It he UMl that parenthood li a ^Nir nt In Jewiih hie becaiHa Javlili I on J«wMli MMUIUMI rather bom* life to provide Jewish ty iar llMlr chUdraa Hid IMS conaectlon ' draws Uteni Into aUwr Jawiab Uas Tbt AJCoaunHlaa Is now developing s pro ya» tsritPWtthlining the Jewish Umily
Jewlab mother <>nr who was so bom was a Jew. ewn wuixoit rrhgtaus practice and ballet On the oihi I >Mn<1 iinr louid not adopt (he Jewish 4^-«nilnc part ol the ." ri i-onccn iratad on land and poopW The creation ol Israel provided a concrete, highly visible entity lor Jews with wMck to Idenllly ^'el. while Israel has becaoM s major loruk ol Jewish peoplehood and has done much lo strengthen the sense of Jewish MMMIty and betonglag. it has also genaratad aaaie lanslona. die gravest ol which cwtari arauBdtbe Issue oldlaBant As American dtiaam. Gold J«wi seem to bava k« qvalms i big (ram any w—bar ol American potldaa, includins lh»«e that aNcd Israel - and the rtol hesitate (o disaaal and .n loreign policy wtien dls agrceuigwilli It •at when it comes to puMk i or dWataaca witb laraali pallcias, Jasny k BMKb laaa abralaolad TlM I Is that after all. we are not Israetl eltlasM; It Is the Israelis who must live or die by thadtciI they mafca. and If Israat's laadan maiw M ara uapspidar with thatr paapia. Iba dsowcratfe praeaas witbbi laraal wttt iaa to H tbat new laadan are subatttMlatl. American Jewry has. In the opbilaa of Gold, sresponslbtlity lobehonesT andcrit leal where necessary because ol the con •apt of peoplehood and the inter relationship batwaen Israel and the American Jewish eammunii) One wsy lo meet this responsiblllly. Gold Is to make (he mlicsl views to they^sraell govemmrnl. snd thus have some input into the decision ittaking pro^ ceas there This, hrlndicalrd. the AJCommit toe has done lor yean II intends to lollow this potlry also m the future allhough II It not al ways easy to keep privstely conveyed critical views from berommg public
The Dissent Issue A oiaat iBlcrcsUog apftroach regarding peltcy and daclatoiHBMklnc by Ihr AJ( om miilae on ataUers cooceniliig Jeuiah lifr in this country and In relation to Israel was ad vocated by GoM Tho AJOommtttoa pattcy a«d prograoi de, he satd, mual ba baaad OB uadamandiBf OM aatarc fl( Iba dMBfts thai bava taken la jMrtab Uia a( «Wcli Uw Moal pro1 Tht mn rmn roUgiouB tradt I to socuiar sad attale iactoCB as Ibe prints tbat btadi aa m Jews, and 2 The and dalm of the I af iaraal upaa Aaarlcaa Jewry These Uie AJ ITHb regard to the fettfOBrH^t. he I out that the Jewish reilgioa has histo "Vically locused niore on man's rejationahtp to man than on his relationship to Oca The baair Jewiab IdeBUflcsllan lay aol in religiou.« pel lormance but hi having baen bom u> a
Sadat Optimistic VIK.NNA JTA/ Dr Nsham (iold mann. lormer president ol (he World Jr« lab Congress, said after s one hour m«rl Ing with Pretident Anwsr Sadat here July 10 (hat the Kgyptian leader was generally optimistic nver the prospects of an evenlu si peace set dement in Ihr Middle KasI but not so with respect to the conference l>e tween the Israeli and Egyptian foreign ministers to be held Ml Undon July !•-!• Sadat expreaaed "kaao diaappolnl' ment" over the Israeli Cabinet s rejection ol his peace proposals lor Ihe Wesl Bank and Uaia Strip
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AZAIM Century Chapter AZA No luTheiped caiabrato the sum mer by boldlag a coakout at the house pf Hs swaathaart. Morrlsa Ba^ln. on Sunday. '•—• •• -^hich was followed %i the house of I— ..^.ird chapter prealdent Jack Kothenberg The ctiapler also recently setartad candidates lor IVTS n swaetbeart Selected were Maratia Coapar. Michelle Kai man, Lisa Monasee Janey Koslnsky and .<iher)l TslH
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B'NAI B'RITH YOUTH i'ombell Hrgicm Installa iMMis were held recently al Jack and Mary's Hestauranl in (he Old Mill .Shopping Cen ler Former reglooal prcsi dents Barb Simon and Jell Cooper presided over tHtyti itallatlons. tnstailad lor the new reglort al board war* Rachel Urun kin. BBC president Julie Rochman HH(> vice presi dent .Sieve Zaikin. AZA presi drni ToddKlrschrnbaum. re elected AZA vice president and Marc Sln«on. AZA BB(; secnKary /1 reasurer Also held during regional in slallallons were the tradition al Senior Ule Farewells
Charles Heeliler Jr . ol tTV, Fieldcrest t)r received the Omaha t'edrralKNi of Adver iisinR^ highrsi honor the Sil vvr Medal Award at a recent luncheon Mr I'eehler chair man ol Ihe board and presi dent of Botell and Jacot>s In lemadonal. Inc received (he award for his cnnlnbutlont (n advertising and for hik activ illes In furthering Ihe indus Iry's standards, creative r% rellence and responsibility in areas ol social concern
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Mr HernHlein was Ibe founder of Hernslein Kumi lure Cn a member nl Helli Kl SynaRoKue and a memtier ol H nai Hnth He aim was a meml)er ol the 4(11 H Veterans Club
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Funeral services were held on Wednesday. July 12. In Hal timore. Md . for former Omahan Helen Janger Decker, it
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Mrs Decker graduated from Central High S<hool and attended the I niverslly of Ne braska at Lincoln prior to her marriage and subsequrnl move to Baltimore. In l«30
NORMAN P SHYKEN \orman (• Shyken 4.1 an engineer who worlied in (he V S apace program and on the Kafir Israeli )e( fiKhler died July 3 in SI Uiuikdlllodgkm's dlaeaic Services were held July4wlthburtallnSI Uouls
Survivors husband. Syd ney. Ralllmore. daughter Mrs Irving (Barbara' Krled man. San Diego, Calif , broth era. Irv Janger. Omaha. Max Jancer. Chlcaao. Ill, two grandchildren
A nativeo( Omaha. Mr Shy kfn was graduated from Cen tral High Sdiool and the Inl verklty a( Nebraska A mechanical englnear. Mr Shyken wu employed by Mc Donnell Douglas Aircraft Corp sine* I9M as an aircraft designer He worked In both St IMUS and Washington DC Uunng the Berlin Wall crisis, he flew jets aa a mem ber of the Air National Guard He also waa Involved in de signing for space, solar en ergy and mlaalle programs Ourlng one of the space flighu. Mr Shyken served as a talevltton narrator Mr Shyken spent four years In Ikrael as a M('l><>nm-ll Douglas representative work Ing on the Kafir Israeli )e4
ROSAUE CUTLER .Services were held in l.os Angeles on June M lor Mm Albert I Rosalie I Cutler. 72. a former Umahan Survivors son, Harold. l.o» Angeles, Calif . two grand children
HARRV RICMLIN Service* were held at (ioiri en Hill Cemetery on July 11 lor Harry Kichlln,IM Survivors wile, Anna, sons, Joseph Newark, N J . Maury. Milwaukee, Wis stepdaughter Mrs Robert Halt, Rock Island III five grandchildren Iwo greal grandchildren
Mr Shyken waa in Omaha UsI year In attend the reunion organized by former Mudentii ofJudahWollson
The Jewish Press Is not responsible for the Kashrulh of any product or eslablishment
While in Israel. Mr Shyken married his wife. Ayala. cur renlly a resident of IKU Shtl
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Beth Kaplan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vale Kaplan was the I97II recipient of Ihe Sol Kelnstoile Award al Ihe University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia The award is given each year to a soph omore |uninr and seniiw fur oul.^landing nmlribution li> Ihe Ifniversily community ,Miss Kaplan who will tie a lunior al Ihe I'niversily's Wharton .S<'h<iol is editor m chief of the Wharton Aci-ounI the school s undergraduate business journal She Is also an assistant pro ducer of the nationally syndl cited radio lnler^'iew pro gram, YOCTHPOINT, and has interviewed national and International (igureii such as former Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Kahin, Congresswo man ,Shirley Chisholm, and actor Herschel Hemardi
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Bob Kreeman, son of Jerry and Joanne Kreeman, recent ly graduated from Hastings College ol Law in San Krancis CO. Calif After taking Ihe Call fornia Stale Bar Kxamination, Bob will be returning In Omaha to lieitm piaitiie iii September He i,i a former member ol Sigma Alpha Mu chapter In Lincoln
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X^ The Nebraska Kosher Meat Market To our customers:
Michael KoM-nbaum, son u( Mr and Mrs Myer Rosen baum, graduated cum laude from Boston I'niversily School of Medicine He *as elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, art hon orary medical stKiely and re cetved the Internal Medicine Prize from t'niverslly Hospl tal
We pride ourselves in the personal attention vi/e give to each of our customeis We are here to serve your needs Our satisfied customer Is our best advertise ment Shop with us for all your meat and poultry needs. We are the only meat market in Omaha which IS rabbinically approved for it« kashrut We are carrying ready-to eat fried cliickana as welt at many other Empire products,
Dave and Joe, proprietors 4M1 Hamilton St. Omehe 5SI-SM1
He will begin his residency in Internal Medicine at fni versily lliispllal in Hostun al the end ol June
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MASHGIACH WANTED Th« Vood Hokothrut o( the Jewish Connmunity of Omaha teelts the services of a part time Mashgiach to oversee matters of Koshrol in our Community. Man or woman who is Itnowledgeable in matters of Koshrut ond personally observant.
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ares oltcn travel to or Ihroufh AMMayongiamitrtpaandnow dwy have a place to aat s haolMr maal " he said "For example, rocenlly s ol to giria Irooi (he grade al galh Hifkii . a LubavMch sciiaol in BraoUyn. w«ee an a gradua iloo Ulp to Montraal Bacauae I mafee ar • toaathMckaiaur rMtanram, OMjf bad die op^ partunll) to stop ap Uwlr way an4 tonr liw CipMal Md Em ptovKatePUM." Speaking «l the State Capi tol." RabM Rubta said, wr rr lour ol out
iFor Your Entertainmentf AKCITING! One Woman JStKm^ Performance '-yUMSLml "Cyn-Sol." a onewomaa plky abool the life ol a Jewiah Ulhuanlon immigrant will mske Its dsbut al {bf Omahji Magic Thaator Ifeto noaitom! The play waa vrWmVttubn rah Nititierg. who portrays her grandmother. Sarah Sing rr NiUberg to the
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manfranil ered'iM. and ha li oflan Joined by three OMMT haaher togls lainrt. AsaamMyman Howard L Laahar, AaaMBMymafl Sa HMsl Hlrach. aad Senator Sneldun r artver The> sometime* bring other members o( the legislature I who are aoi .but slIO enjoy our whalaaeme lood and atmoaphciv/' he added The Kosher PIna and rria M KeaUwraal la loMlad at m Washlaglea Avenue, and hours are Monday through Thursday 4-11 p.m., Saturday Bight 101 30. and Sunday I > pm Special arraagemcfits can be made lor graup tonclws The Dcmi IncMaa whale irheal pIna. taladi. baba ga» aaiil, humowi and holiday specialties, aad all dairy pntducu are "Cholov Ytaroal "
Israel Bonds Honors » Faye Schenk
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Shmoosing on Camping with a Jewish Mother ByRulhi I waa nine years old when I went to Camp Young Jodea Maybe eight. It was somewhere in Maasachuaetla The reason I'm sn loggy aboal H la that I was never ffwnaiiltort about where or If I wanted to gB to camp, ao I don't have any decision makinx to My memorfh ol camp are (ragur I rememt>er havtog to wear a clean white btoiae to dinner every Fnday night We had lo clean our own bunk houae The flag that was awarded lor neatoesa never flew to 'r^nl of the cabto I was
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There was an arts and cralls dass to which I performed happily but clumsily We swam In a lake and had to stop and hold hands w lUi a partner every time a whistle was New York. N Y - Mrs Faye btown. which seemed to hapL Schenk. head ol the OrganI pen about every two minute* ration Departmeal ol the We learned some l|etirew and WorM Ziontol Organltatian camp songs, which I still re "Slndantt from rell|lo4u and a oMntoar ol HI Execuiive call aad will stag on raqueat. ta the New York City and Immadlala pas! piaaldaiil wMcn la not very oflaa. r9i the AaArtcaa Zlonlal PediimmK meiiNriae anmiieQ / «>^. wil bo the gueet ol back as I waa laakkig through teati - the Camp adverttotog aecttan mmb^M an Isi 15. at atontorgMtor in a recent Sunday New York Iha WaMari-AatorU Hotel Tlmoa Magazine II came as a gpiaasrsil by the Greater shock to me when I saw nine New York ConywHtoe lor It fuU pagHol llatings that while raH Bands to BoapsraHan with I aheays bdleved I had a good the American Ztoatot Feder thing gatog with my month at atloa aad Ha eonitltuanl or nnnmer camp. I waa actually gawlfaHana. the dinner wUI daprlvod. pay tribute to Mrs Schenk Todoy's campa don't have "lor her many yean ol de- heller skelter activities )uat to volad service to Zloalsm. to paas the lime ol day They protho idvaneantont ol creative vide toMaad programa to lit Jewlth Uving and to the u|>^ special bHaraals You name H building ol Israel'i ectmomy tnanaoninancMU. through the laraet Bond proM OM w» fM wa touai gran " aouMuwouaoi to Ooa Molnes. the oaieoMuu ol Oto lato Rat>t>i s CAUUSWOtnTOUT H Zelchlk. a Talmudic tchul *r. ihe IS the wile of the Isle Rabbi Max Schenk. who was m-IMor4«}-11M spiritual leader of Congregathai Shaart Zadek ol Brooklyn V andprestdrnt ol the New York Beard ol Rabbis
and there it a camp that will leach you how or improve your skill Tennis, anyone'' You can sign up Irtmi a week (o • full saaaon Hiding^ Goir Gym naallcs'' Dancing" Basket bair Music'' Theater'' Bust ing'' Soccer'" No problem One ol the more unusual ideas Is a summer camp ollering dally professional instruction in llg ure skating It might he worth Ihe effort just lo get ui out of Ihe heat Overwelghf Knmll In one ol the tun filled weight loo* camp* that promme tu lend fhubby chiMrrn home IS lo 5tl pounds lighter than when they srrlved >They don t mention If this include* s live in seams tress to take in suddenly toooefilling logs >
What really bothers .iie la thai while I know in my heart that my parents wanted me to have a mamorabk and mean li^lUI ispirliiBei. I still have a gaawtag saaplcton that they wore al laaM aqaally aa con eoraad ta gattlng ma out from Ml iar a lew
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Older Adults Meet at Temple Israel On Wednesday. July l». the Oldpr AdulU will meet at Temple Isrsel at II am to hear one or two of Omaha's polketnen talk about "Crime Prevention for Ihe Elderly " The "after hmch" program will be Dave Wlngrrt well known radto and theater per tonality Reservation* ran be made by calling Temple Is reel. UMSM or by calling Kathy al Ihe JCC 3H4»l Come and spend Wertnaaday, July i» at Tempto larael
The travel ca camQalHade i moot aware that I had been cheated as a child, with choices ranging from Wilder neas Survival to bicycle inp* through the countrysldaa ol Europe, to luxury hotol tours ol Hawaii Next year ta Jem aalem'' How about a summer of kibbuu lype living (Ir per hapa you'd prefer touring It raH while staying at quality
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