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Beth El Will Conduct Learning Center for Women A pnigram nf Jewish e<lu< a iHHi designed es|)e<iall> (or women will be (iindurted in Omaha under th<- sponsorship of Beth Kl Synagogue and Belh Kl .Si.slerb<«)d AHA Nab.. Fri.. Auguat 11.197S
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I the fields iK. Slddur. Jewisti I ujiural and Rellginuti llifiliiry BIhle and modem Jewish Ihinight The prtigram will start with !^ 'II - nn 12 con •'.)m!)a m •-I :„ „.>cpt \2 Women particlpallng in ihe
adul' ditinK commitment Memtfers of llie committee include Johanna Bromherg. Anna ' low l.azai.. Bromherg
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Jews Send Condolences To Vatican NEWYORK(JTAi llraeII ofncUls and Jewlih leaden in (he CnKed .Slates extended their condolences lo Cathollcii throughout Ihe world upon the death o( Pope Paul VI The head of the Homan Catholic Church died at Ihe age o( M a(ter a heart attack in his summer residence a( Castel Uandolfa Israeli leaden. Including President Yitzhak Navon. Premier Menachem Begin and Mini.ll ' " "'>n Aha ron Abu II imdo lence cable< an K rael's Ashkrnazi i'hiel Hahbi Shiomo (ioren said nf lh<' Pope, "He tried to remove Ihe chronic hatred between Chris tianily and Judaism ' Spokenmen for the Amen lan Jcwi.4l rommunlty re spomle<l similarly to the news o( the PonUrCs death Theodore R Mann, Chair man ol Ihe Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish OrganlzatkMUi. com munlcated hi* conddenceit to (he Catholic world
World Jewish Congress PraaideDt Philip M Klutznick. and the organization'* Secratary-Gcneral. (;«(hart M Rlegner. nolad thal4>ape Paul VAaUNOTON - la aaopaa Mtar lo VaoaaM Ra^rava, Brit "will always be rfmembarad Tbaodore BIkai. ahova, papolar •rfartikiar and by Jewlah communitlei ; «f Actar-t EqiMy, crtttdaad har tor avportk* dw throughout the world as one of the archUecta of Ihe Impraver a< OM Bwdwara af adMoldriiikaa al Ua'akt. o( prag^ Vmmt of^hrMlan-Jewlah rela^ I at qiryal awoM and ol Otywpk AlhWaa at MuuBna-a^hopatuUy inaugurated Bkk." Mr. BIkal waa taipaniMnt. aa a prtvala ddaM, to a Mtar by bis pradacaaaof and (he •mtaa by Mlaa Radpava to AOeft Mqmy to tririck *a MSecond VaUean OgweU. We nrtad dMi tfea PLD-i aiaa waa nat Ifca tt^Mailga o< braal. but are coafldiai UM te ^>trtt he OtoartaUWaaaatofa Pakadna laiuaag tarto ihia aNart will eaoUnui toto Ihe future "
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Memben of the J(X"s THE Auction Commit tee look at some of the unuaual artlcia thai have been donated From left are, Marshall Kuihner. Dory Gcrtter. Saranne Gltnlck and Cal KIrshen On (he table are "Sarah^Ble»
sing of Candles'' figurine, turn of the century platlen made by Theodore HavUand i Llmogeai, and an original Samsl (French cMi temporary oil paln(lng>
JCC's THE Auction Only 84 Days Left C»<3ulrmen :>araiiae Git nick, 0al Kirshen and Mar •hall Kuahner have announced that (here are elgh(y-four <M i days left (III THE Auclion on Dec 3 <:ap(alns Mike Albert (>>l Belgrade. Ann Belmont. Mar cla Cofman. Robyn Glick. Art Groasman. Randl Katelman.
Thelma l.ustgarten. Yolanda L*mer. Earl Sicgel. I^eah Sle^ gel. and Bea Sommer are seeking gifts so that Ihe J(X"B existing t>udge( will be real Ized for (he I97t year AnoUier purpose of THK Auction Is to Improve the program services of Ihe Pre-
school. Youth. Older Adults. and Health and Physical Kdu cation befuirtinents of ihe "j" New girts received during the past week include: antique platters, pots and pans, snow blower, warm-up suits, and bowling ball, shoes and bag
U.S. Expects Larger Numbers Of Soviet Jews This Year By BorU Smolar Editor In-chief emeritus. JTA Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Inc Jewish communities throughout tiM* Cntt e<l Stales are preparing Ihem.selves (or equi lahle sharing ol reRponsihility m Ihe reset Itmg ol large numbers of SovwJ Jews e«pe»le<l lo reach this c' unlry iluniig the next 12 month P<TMMI under tilM'r.tlized moves on the part of the Carter Ariminislration The V S govemment'^is IHIW granted I',!. Ott) piirole visas" (or thai periiKl lo be issw-d rmmlly In .lews from the Soviet I nion si' I "Uls • en rtKjIe to IM nlnlh«'i; S This IS III Ill I i.iiH-i I .iit-gones o( visas und<'r which emigrants from the .Soviet linioii can enter this country The ( .S fiepartmenl of Immigration and Naturalization will now make an p((ort In re duce the lime required (or pmct-ssing appli radons of Sovlel Jewish emigrants stranded in Rooie Thes<' mis usually have lo wail at>ou( li i Kome lor (heir IIS visas A rapi.i )>i,...^^iiig ol Iheir appll rationa may redixw Ihe wailing perMd to two months It Is anticipated that about IHOno Soviet Jews may reach the dS under the "parole visas" and other lorms o( en(ry visas They include (hose already in Rome and (hose an llclpaled lo leave RuHsia in the next months The Council ol Jewi.sh Kederalions has estab llahed a Task Pnrce on Soviet Jewish Re settlement to help Jewish communli^s in this country and in Canada In Iheir alfArts (o ab
sorb Ihe newcomers Large KefkTalions are now extending in creased help In nearby .small cilies in the Ini Hal adjustment period ol lh<- .Soviet Jewish immigrants there MnsI small cUies do not posse\s a lull complement o( swial services, but the existing stall and la> leaders providjIhe ess«-nliiils ol lamils viM-alional ,ind other MTVices (or Ihe m-* i'ommunit> nieintMTs in IIM' .vljuslmeni ()eri<>d which usuallv a\er ag(*s about three months Jews III ihe Soviet I'nion do not ne<'es»arri> need lo beiome drop outs ' to gel enlrame Visas to Ihe t' S The> can get regular Anien can visas (rom Ihe ( S Consul.ite in Moscow Ulhey ar<' provideil wilh alfidavils Inim a rel alive in Ihe 1'DII'"<I Slates The Soviet aulhnri lies Issue their exit visas lo Jews on the bksis nl family reunion even when an applicant goes lo Israel The (' S regular yearly immigration qiKita for Soviet citizens is never filled, IHcause general emigration Irom Ihe .Snviel I'nionisiii I Hence a Jewish appli cant re< c lavil (nini a relative in Ihe I nlloi ...i<^ ...uliI probably have to wail in Russia less lime lor Ihis I' S visa than a "drop-out" in Rome Me will also M have to seek a "parole visa" granted to those cisssi lied by the US authorities as persons who led Russia as perscculed persons Thus his appllralion (or a i: S visa In Moscow may not be ln(erpre(ed t ' ' .is a slur againsi tbi is a "lamlly reunio „^...::^ i gov emmeni recognizes as le/itir ifitimatel I Continued onnPage2J I
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U.S. Expects Larger Numbers Of Soviet Jews This Year ^• iCominu*-') trnrn t^att*- ' thr TTlere **rr n • vir< l'nlt»dSlaI«,»l. -'t; i 'ruofi and ttnjlil •»«-i»*niM-in :' <Livit!) for rmigraMiin (n»ni M^I^^Marti »n l**«wh t4*.iii^i ^ A -.*.. i rm- !t> .in.l MIVS ^^^^^^•'Vxtvf in ihi" «rr ton [ willing tn rnm(i' :.>vll Thp> iiwrtilolhcl S Lpvflt •I^BMti t^H* iM.tfri iiifrifM.IN drop-ouls ^^Eelol»r»n i-rarl ^^fcte l«no« U«ec(M» «•"•'"'•'•• Ida Thrv tuv* bMd Mn<i : thr viu lo tiWUMMkl Ol 1 < ilhr Havicl Uiiianon(lirb««>o« w' 'lancr have txwn rKvivinc !>i>. ..l»IO pracMdIaUrarl Today. Uirr* arr nainr m.OM cueti "vl» havvaataa y«l acted 1900 wMI* itaMl UMM MM vtMi
(ram tte USSR to Israel iUrted HI l«M Nat»il) know* bow many o< Ihp murr than ,Me Jcw> in Utr Sovirl I'mon want to ca«Mi7 Bulldrrtming U> Itrad. Ihn-f i->sia 'vlaov» '"•"• ""••1 a«l tocmu not altraclro !• tlir nesaiivr Hltrrt ol .tovirt anti Ufmrt vtrtualtv atl }^*\ m ttvStn'Wi 'i(|-y la rn- .* .)4*w ano a 0aod tMr itiRmailaed aa a (Mm. r«ftardltaa ol what he don Apprehenaian about Soviet Jew> capeSrially Ihote laolaled in diiriatri republick ol the l'.SSK l> now growing among American Jew i»li lea<ler» lliex are deeplx dislrruwdtiv
Death rCLBCUABBAMfON ^ApHral nrvicca HTVicci were held Portlaod. Ore for ^Hk • la Portia ^^Pa Abranaoa Anierti 44. ^HBMT Omahai Omahan Mrs Al ••leaden en Aug ( o( cancer. Snar an HgM-year Ulneta Survlvon. bvibaad. Dr PhUlp AJbarti;' aam. Jajr. JotM. Mtehaal. aod Steven. Eitlier Abramaon. Ctty. Mo. Motlien. Alan Abramaon. Kanaaa City. Harry. Morris and Mar aU of Omaha
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the incrraMnit gitviTrimfni »p»msiirMl and JewMti nfnngaiwla In all lamiiagri and da alectaliilkel'iMR They aiao v . ^MKremlin iHe> v "> prfipagale *... .^......v .iprmrK i-nti ini>i<i>-
I -^^K and abroad. 10 bacome a world crti 'ft "t .inti J#wlahpnipiiaan<ta The noltirkiui I' .l<i-. ol Zion" long prorv.Tr *fi..ri.il
(•' Caag«'> lor Mof id .AKH* 'IIiKi of the Cxartd regimion Jew* (he lorgery ha> in.- .••• the Kremlin and made the moM . -k in the world aHcr the Bible »•< m Mao's QuotatMina InlemalMnal and national Jewfliih nrfani tallona are planning 10 ori! ten for the new Soviet ani 1 lo npoae Uie diaracter 01 im- -MII „•< .mn -nmHIr propaganda drive Thr\ alMi plan public heartne-. ni AU mii-r n.. .icier with a VM'^ • pii ••r\ thf" rlf*niat.i>( i•<! Cl. 'cwii in kllii4tKMI ol 111' <l pact on human ngnii> 10 union inr hrr/niin lent it* signalurp TbeyOQOIempiaiettiepubUcatloiiof a "whitr paper," originally ewnpllert m H.i«iar m ihe USSR A study rant completed liy Ihr Institutr lor Jewish AHatr» m itw WnrW .Ifvititi <'onRrt-«. in I.M>d<" ber ol !' •! higher learning nan laiieii r la the dacUae In the pmi> wMchJcwaiKcupledinai.i '•' pfMcaalon* ol higher education The numtier a( Jew* In liMtitullun* of higher learninK a* well a* in thnwik* ol •clentlntii in Ihr .Soviet I nion diti^iilCpcomtantly at a laM tempo the!
Lincoln Lights Byl A meeting ol the Lincoln Chapter of Hadaiaah will be beM m Tucaday. Ai« IS. at 7 30 pm at Ttfcreth'Israel Synaaogue Officer InatallaUons will be held at this mectOfflcen to be Installed are Mrs Leo Hill and Mrs Arnold Cannat, ca-pwatdeata. Mrs NadMB Staon. (Int vtoe prcsi •d taod raiting duir-
man. Mrs CharlesCorcn. Mcond vice prenldenl and programming chairman. Mrs Ben Kills, treasurer. Mrs Mark Bisman. liitaatrial sacrelary.Mrs Harry KuUm. racardtng secretary. Mrt^ Eaunamiel Wlahnow. ctirre^ iponding secretary. Mrs Harry Allen, parliamentarian Mrs Sam Katzman. oulgoinit regional prealdenl. will tie the Instafl lug officer
Youth Pilgrimage YMUI PUgrimage memben Lmra Mlrvlah, Mika OtrMabarg. Sdly FaMmaa aad Jaay Ciiatoaii art pMurad wMh aa aray truck naar D Araaaa Sprtac* la Uw Galaa Hai^Na
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nXARBBO Among events held la reoenl weeks by Ediar BBG were a cultural held al Gayle Wolpa's houae on July 21 and a swim ming party riiah with AZA 100 on August I Edlar thanks departing ad viaor Robin Zlmmer (or her work with EdUr BB<; JUNIOR DOKO Seventh, eighth and ninth iraden are mvlted to attend the "blggeat happening of the Mimmer." on Thurailay nli^l Aug 24. al the JCC' from « to 10 » p m niere will br a II admission charge All that is needed for "Slay'n alive with Thursday Nl^ Fever." acosrdtiw to Dana .Scott, advlsar. "Is a little <or very laud) mMlc and many bodies to create' a Jr Hl# DISCO ' Dana has asked LATIN AMERICA VISIT AVIVJTA' Histadnit Secretary General Yrruhara MeMMl Ml Sunday for a 2>i week vttil of four Latin Ameri can counlrtea aa gi«sl of the kx-al trade unions He will visit Mexico. Coata Rica, Venezuela and Colombia T>:L
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TCL AVIV, (JTAi - Sulei nan Abu Ra'adan. 17. of Khan Vunki. la the Gaza Strip, was ordarsd baU lor iO days by a Td Aviv m^Mrale on luapldon of taelag the person who Ml off tiW bomb la ttie Camel Market ^re Aug I. which killed one\peraon ^nd injured M .Sixteen o^jhe injured them re la crili?al <-ondili«n riaieral servtre* unirr held in Rat Yam lor Mrir Kokman. 73. who died o( thr injurib^suf lered in the blast Ra'adan. who worked In a vegetable stare in the Carmel Martai. was among 100 Arabs wlio were picked up shortly after the blast All the other* were released after police lawd dwinlcal sniffers, nvhich are able to detect (races of ex plotlves on a person Police said (hat Ra'aden had trace* of explosive material on hu
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• IhiiM- at the dlnnrr iwiiy whe wllneued the entire Inland remained lUenl and indiflereot to It Nmre what UM Hnmtni could not do. Uw Jowi did, and we have been paying for H ever (ioec If we pauae at this to reOeet on the coune of Jewuh deMuiy in the put>lir and private realma. t»«h In the land of lirael M wdl a* in Jewish rofnn)unal life we can see that this theme Is a most worthy one for if Jewish history teaches ui anything, it is thai our lale Is a cycle on the line of time What chants* are the lell en of the tale, Iwl the lelllnit. the stafe, the characters and OMM( o< all the tale, remain the same II Is this eternal quality o( our Journey that lends ll parsdoxi tally lU very contctnparaneoua dlmenalon For Kamia/Bar Kanua arc sUU with us MM! (MMH - Jews hatli« other Jews - petty lealouMM. JewWi dlsuntty and penonal anlmaaUles are all here and stUI speil the ultimate dlsaater for nur people In the land of Israel we have seen It as Cabinel Ministers or even leaders undercut each other and try to build a career or other people s backs We have aeen thoae who oppow? at a lime when Cinlly u better called for We have aeen name calling and oulhufots that ill become men uf stature, offennn Ui the world our darker skle wtien the rail of the hour [% to rling to lucidity We have seen a society stratified between one point of view and the other, between religious and secular, and yea. tadly enough, even within tfie religious r" At a lime wh<'n wr should ckise ranks In the lace of a hostile, Miflerept world, we are Instead divided While we are told thai this is a sign of democracy, rather than dis&nlly. nevertheless those wito view the Jewish rondilKM) from the historical perspective know it to be a sign of disaster And
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For the "over eOs' to read and enioyl Wofch for the August issue o( NEW HORIZONS the monthly senior ciluens newsletter published by the Eoslern Nebraslio Olfice on Aging It will have c complete listing of those businesses which oHe. yoo discount prices if you hove a senior-discouni cord If yoo ore not receiving NEW HORIZONS or i) you do not hove o Senior discouni card please coli 444-6444 and hove your name added to the moilinq list also find out where to register Tell Molly o Toby if you would lilse someone to come to Ihe Cen ler and help seniors register
DID YOU KNOW Senior citiiens with legol problems and questions can mal<e on oppointrT)ent wi(h o VI I Advisor by calling 444 6617 The Nebrosko legislatufe posted a bill this sas sion to allow for photo identification to be issued to persons who do not drive The Deportment of Motor Vehicles will be the administrative agency lor these cords which will be avoilable at county treasurer s offices lor S3 00 a piece
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The Olympics? A major petition drive to remove the I960 Olympics from Motcow is expected to garner a minimum of one million aignaturo. The petition drive has been launched by the International Monitoring Committee for the 1960 CMympics. The frmv Is a coalition of six activist Soviet Jewry organizations in five countries The Monitoring Committee said It plans to bring the petitions to the International Olympic Committee headquarters in Geneva.
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The petition reads: "Whereas the spirit of the Olympics was intended to foster understanding and sportsmanship among people; and whereas the Soviet Union has violated the human rights and dignity of her citizens, we the undersigned support the removal of the I960 Olympic Games from Moscow to a free and denwcratic country " Copies of the petition are available from the In temational Monitoring Committee at 106 Baden Street, San Francisco, Ca 9<131
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Documents Show U.S. Missed Ctiance To Push Mideast Peace in 1X0 •y IJ^ EMM and Hanid Pari Lite In MRS, when I vad and JordaD were on the vcrfe oi a peace I and a pM* Iraa Warittaglaa ea«td iuw ipcflad Uw Iha UaMad Stataa daetdad H didnt wanl la ^M tnThat's one of the rtvdaUoaa in a ccmpilaUon ol iccenUy dcclaaalHed by the State OepaitiMal - Paral*i Halaof Uie United SUtas. 1*80. Vol V The Near Eatt. South and Africa Eaat paHcjr dnasMi decisively miSH as prsMuw agatnat laraa) and attcni|>lad iraa partiiaR invalvenwnl la the area, aceordins Iha lai la IMS; tad by MBS HI iWdPllsllna a Rve-yaar agf! da appasMtaa o( other Arab (tatae. fit I trade aad other Uss.guarantass on Jennslsra and ttaatraitfdcnoMt thejacgadbardcr The > ha«« led Is an early reeoMloa «< the Arab af Traa4e>dan ieiaed Mw West Bank dorhv dK tarrMoey ta IHi, tad aoly the UaUAbdalWidMn I March 7, l«». Anb JaaMt C Mcttaaald aameyed to I Israel's an»al that be enoourafle Abdidlab I it at the'•bast oivorttaitty le dale le speed peeoe r Arab stales protealed The VS. Emhsasj' m Saadl Ar Secntary «( Hats Daaa AdMsaa-that Arab Males le aagr «ertlag nIaUaas wNh israsT' aad •sfrialaPbral0i MtaMar Eodr Palsal dtdaidd dial "«ato dw lUdOa BMI M lai« as UnsTra'ajrrla ' le dose IIS Irsitttornldi Jardaa. olJardaaaMldMWt lapaMttertsUMMly
MeanwhUe. the Arab Leagua gave lU allatlaiica lo tbe iha dowAMPalaitlntAfabaavwaiartlBCaaa TheArabrth^taa. •n.MS, were laklot a more realMlevlraaianUH Arab htddi of stale. TlH US EnAMsyin Cairo reported durt dw All Psisatint GavcnHaant Mlalsuy of Porelan Affairs had tppetlsd to the SacraUry Cfoeral of thr Arab League "To grant Palestinian refufees In Arab countriet an unrastrtrted prrtnanent restdencr to cnat>lr them to vrort aad sopporl themselves by iegHlmate means until their poliucal datasttsstUed" If. al the aacty tUtfi. dM UN rsUaf and Worts Adnicy and die treat peaait dial ware ccntrdadtag to lU sspporl bad tasMad ae weft peaiaett and rssatUawsat. a Itt totjt. Om tntataatam •f larrsnam. and Uw r«*lag >M«( to laraal's esMence eoidd haw bssB averted. Instead. Uw mfj/K pawatt. lad by die Unded States, oonlrltaded mimaas to nahdata dw staiut 4U0. •tale Uw Seetol Uatoa never coidrllMtad a raUe and dw opidant Arab dates nuMie only taken giru The U.S. aodtattador in London reported that "what Uir Araba really want and eipect is wmpanssnt erty ta Israel." In fact, diet oonespt was to dw | acrsenaal wWdi both brasi and Jaedan had bdttatod ta Pehniaiy. Col Isnad SMrtaa, Egypt's rtprsssniaUve to dw UN Ar adsttee Oamnisatan. crtUdaed dH Arab Slates "tar adtpttag an onrsaliatic attttode" toward dto retaase praMsaa. There was no coon tar Iheat. be realiMd. ta an Israel aheody HUlng up with Jcwdb rafUgMt frooi Arab countries at well m from Earope He aetad Uul "dw nMrc qutcfcly ttie Arab slata poM dwqalcter belter rriattane could be < Israai" Tito larasHs ataraya iiahaalU to imRWAI trisstji. la addRtaa, ta IMS diey eftarad to take beck issjn i •antag dM( each Arab iUde wauU take a aiadiar Baa*ar ta^ raal's sAtr waa spdraad. Aaadtor •wtar devalapiMal ta early iM^as larad't dsctdea to ertaal Ms toetaM pailcy toward die UoMad Slales Pormsr Secfclary a( the Ttaiiaury Haary J MorgsndMii lapesrtad to AdHssa on Pd»-U. altarlaWng wtth laraal't Prhne MtaMar DavM Ben Onrian. *nbal Ihaia It no qaasUi : tt tarati ta dsflndsty an Sdr slds ta d» i • be prapaffwd atrti Valtaafrsni ibsIceaCdrtata. adiaradi OMtEgyplhad
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. la adMT tenaa. a ward becsoHa dirty net by vlflue af da alteraaes. hut as a rsauM ef dM tatetprsUttan tfvM to H by the person at the roeeivtiig end I am led to ttisM abasrvatioai tiecaute a awabar of wotdt widcb Iwva t taitaanalc leal Md dw MIddte EMI have been 0ven ooMHlattans Uiat reveal the dale of mind of die people who pounce upon tlieni I select a (ew rommon tntlancee. but fm Hire the reader can think of many more Itaaliy, m mti ta larad't preseotatlen of tto national dance, has come to mean a weak Itraell racuse lo extrnd Its conqussto. Or, m iNed by one commentator very recently "lareel't obseeslve cooeem with sacwity SadtadHdli, a dirty word wiUi a kog hittefy InCiarist RuBsU Jews were larl>tdden to •rlUc ouUlde Uw Pale Under Nazi rule .lew* were not permitted lo letlle or mldr near Aryans In the Middle Kast Ihia la applied to sectiona •hid) are to be Judenrein by lad OU, a precious iource of energy, which will be denied to Amertean haoMe aad IndiMtrtes ladsas the IsraeUs do as Sadat tastau Lakby, sometimes thought of as a dstnecratic wtsns of ta ••kiail
r«. Israd tontento Syrte. daa dsaytng to Syrian baauUhd vtaw d and vdlafM VCMdbatowIt CMhtUaaa, a ttraags sed ta LsbanoB which is respnaslblt abed bn^i May be slau0darad d any appoddBtty dnee they are rsUaUy r^artad to have had isaM ramste hisloric oonnecUoawdbJudataai Shdtora, Uito li a rou<y word frequenUy used about Msiisi Iwiii Begin when be drinka of dM Holocaud. or d Uie five IhaeaUie Arab nations , have tried to drive laraH Intel theiea i Near, a tiaipta word, unially Maortdad with peace Its pndlne purHy Is luilled by li radls who ask all kindi of em barraadng (pieulons atxMJt i what comes after "now'' I - Tills word 'City Jl Peace", but II has been made dirty by {Mopie who cannot recall whal It used to be like wlnn u wai divided by walta and barbed wire. when snipers ahd Into the streets, and access to holy spots was nd a vallabto to all This can tieceme a game Add your own ddlnltlon* of popular words which can be made dirty when dirty pe» pie give them distorted mean
tll€*^€Mlil€>r Tadwl Many dtenkt tor pdnUm the tranacrlpttan d Aaatdy Shcharanaky's remarks to You ml^ to know Uut •Zsv Radrd" ta die tra» script la Lav RaMburd, now s iwlSMSd rttawtot d Consdsnes who ta SUB taddddsn lo leave tor Israd. "Bdyi SapylUodk" ta Barta TsKtanak. CTBiauUy ssrvtag s ftve year tara d aatte ta Sttierto for JatahM a ttaaeand demonsirdiaa ta Mmiii ta ifTS (ta
It contains It makes ehargnt agatad die JewMi eonummty and agatad Ks synagngiiea which are simply ad true The taUcr WTttor chargss did "oiie (aaUly oeuldn'l ftod t^ a rataM to hdd a hmerd ser vtos'tar a family member In Ihey weren't
d any Omaha rabM raftdkig to oendud a naard aarvlce tor any parMn, aa matter' whd die dmdadancas. On dM esntrary. ends d OmalM's rabbto can dte ataaataid instances d hatoral ssrvtoet wbicb Otey have eonducUd tor paapte who dtoas ad to be dmiated wMh t syBSMomis dirThe writer gaas aa to say did "a paraan l»am dto taHT d cbapd had te hoM dw tar doe." TMs. toe. to nd a oarred ddinitd. No «M d dw-
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Documents Show U.S. Missed Chance To Push Mideast Peace in 1950 (Cantlmnd from P»a« 41 nta prui^it UM amu deal of l«6. when Prad radriMUMloranMrraiiiawSavMbiac inlater BMigrMilaaal pniteit, our gDvamniaai pcrmMtcd OH EopilMM to acquire Amrrtcan wtaat. OMtiUiig tham to (TBv aad Mil BMR cotton and thua purdiaac Sovtd bloc weapIn a m«|pr Anartcao policy ch«iae, Adieaon, on January ». eablad Laadan thai tka UOMMI Slatea would not prm (or poiui cai caMaariona or advMM peUUcal aohtflona b«« ritould provide I la lildyoc an Aral>-laraail paace Another Ihaaeoatenpararyralavaoce .state be Uavad la naitlallnni batwaan Iiraai aod Uw Arab lUte* Indi vidually. ralbar than with two or more Arab atatat at the tame tlma, aa more conducive to a nicceaaful out come A quiel diplomatic nod (rom the United SUlea to Jordan t have led to a Jordanian liraeli peace In IHO None o( the t Arab atataa was than Mrang enough to obalrucl It. OM wai paaara wara not ao daapty involved, and the refuaecs had Ml baan poilUclaad and mlUtarlwd One ma)ar difference betwaen the IIW peace naflotlations and ihoae of today la that Truman leaned over backward to avoid any aemblance of partiality while Carter Icana (orwird as apartKanofSadat But there are ilmtUnlle» between I9M and 19711 Like Abdul lah, Sadat la the target of Arab acrimony fiejectionul >lalp« like Ubya. Syria and Iraq believe they have a stain laihire. which would promote their intereita in lern' influence In ItSO Abdullah was ln^'• "»< •> " • >^ threat to block vital (oodihlpmen! the Saudi financial leaah, and n<i "moderation" has come to terms with UmHa e>iii<mcr
away anyana wlia truly could not afford lo pay dues There are Indeed many Uili^ thai we naad lo be worriad about In JewMi life, and i^on teblch we tiiould locus at* attention The matters dla^•Md by the latter wriler. ^^Kavar, are avrely not
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yraadom al tbe praaa la baalc to our daoMcraitc way ol life Nevartliriaaa. I t/Him Ikat the Jaalab Praaa daaa a paat diaaarvlce winn It prints Mian that are patanUy (aiae Tttdb and acciracy an a pre-
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laasc Nadoff. Rabbi Beth Israel Synagogue Bdttor'sNala: The Latlars lo the EdMor to give rsailats la which toes Natural eoatraeantol, aad *• fUUy aipact BBovMagaHMa raapondaala lo aat dia record 8tral0it •kaa liiansa are made We daa't kaata of aay uawnpapai wWdi attanpu to pradalarBfew Uutb and accuracy aa a praraquialta to Uta pUillcatlan olaMtarlolbeedltor To the Kdltor We write to commend pub llcly the extraon^lnary sue reas of the Jewish Communlly Center day camp. Kecrva llonland Under the able ad ministration of lliuck Arnold the ramp has lel a standard which ran be emulated lhrou|;houl the country Tteo of our children have at tended Ihe cainp during both Ha aaaaloia, aod tee have been conalatently Impreaaed by the variety of programming, the creativity of arts and crafts projects, and the ongoing com mlliaant to acUvUlea of Jew IshcdAtcnt. Mr Arnold and his Mcellenl staff have made every effort to senslllie their young charg es to the pleaauraa of Jewish living within the ralaiad al inciapbert el the camping exparlaacc Tbe oonaMant dadtcatlan ol Mr Araotd and hki oieallani oounaatan la a great, aaael to the Omaha Jewish communlly Susan and Jonathan Roaeftbaum To the Editor As a coeiceraed parent. I al
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Secur* and racognixed t»r0*fS lo tM negotialad Oayan II > conuM* pfopoaal lor • paac* iraaty baaad on tamtoriai compromiM it put lorwara. larad wouM) tM raaoy to discuat nut
R*l*ct« any rmtmnucm of i«rritory by ttraei lsra«l muH rMurn tv^ry )r>ch Sadal 'W« do not bargtin ov»r land
Ptaparad to racognua Cgyplian sowafWQntv ooar \tm •niir* Sinai Nagoiiation on rataniion o< satttamanis and air basat lor security purpose*
Alt ot Stnai muit b* r«turn»d
SINAI
It tha larasii proposal lor local sulorwmy is accsptad Israel would r%agottats ths soMsratgnty ol itw rsgior>s alar iiv« yaars
naf»ctt any ivrntonjl compromiM Jordan tn6 Egypt tskt mttrtm conlro) ov«r the ragton •n«r f!«• y*art tr>« Pal»atintan ArsiM would d«*«rmina thair own tutur*
J To remain united under isrsaii rula t>u1 witn an sgraaij msnt on the spacisi tuius ol Moslem holy places I This issue >s open lor rtagotiation
tM»K Jvrusaiam mu»iloScoI b^ofnpiaiaiy gtvan ov«r to Arab tovaratgnfy
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JEAUSALEM SETTLEMENTS
Atl muat b« ramovad
Negotiable I Civil su1orM>n>y >n s conipret>ens>va program QI aallJ rule by a Iraely elected administraiiv* council
Catia lor a tolution ot ma Pa^aatiman quaatton m til its 99pmct9 wntraby ma Paicatiman Arabs woutd daiarmina thair futura anciuttvaty Propoaas a aiat*^ Ilka antity with imliti t^kt to Jordan
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Some ralugaas could return lo in* Wast Bank Others should be senied wh*r* they now reside Compenaation lor both Arab and Jewish rafugaas
Arab rafugees niuai tim allowad to return to Israel proper it fhay wisn " •* No compensaiion for Jewish refug««s from Arab lanija ^' -^
•RETENTION Of SECURITY POSTS
Israeli daler<sa lorces would retain secunry positions after withdrawal
tsraei must SWe us readme** io evicuat* compteiaty bafor* Arabs tiT to discuss security arrangements Not one solder to remain after tiye years
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Letters toAhe Editor iCoallmird Irom I'age 4 < To accuae a community and Its rafabia of Ignoring the needs of a family at such a time of tragedy It a display of com plele Irraponalblllly (irralepattenlion to the facts would have revealed lo the letter wrMar Ihal il anything, greai campaaatwt li ttwnrn at a time a( beraavemeni, and full un darHawttoig and cooperation la 0ven to the bereaved fami ly In Iheir lime of sorrow In a similar manner the letier writer attacks synagogues (or "turningaway proepectlve members becauae Ihey cannot afford the duea structure " TMaloo Is a total falaebood There Mn'l a single person who waa Uaned away from synapigue meaiberih^ If he or atie could not afford to pay duea SynagDCuaa have made all aorta of ekeepthms to their duea requlrementa In onlrr to accommodate thoae whocouliK not afford to pay the required amount Gaavally speaking a syna I glvea. In aerviea, much Iban II raedvea In payniiaH. No aaurptaaaf of them operate on a deficit, always concerned about how lo maka endi nwa(. With all
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(ended a m*elin|( of BBVn nn .Sunda> lu find many olli. 'I part-n la To ni> .;i, ..IK) ditap polnlmrni th«-n> W»TP a lolal of 12, pertiapn U, inlerrMed parents there ThemeHing. as explained by Steve .Zalkin. was to ask for our help in many areas of BBYO. to e» plain whal BBYO Is lo the par ents of incomlnfi freshmen, and in general dlacuas the AZA and BBt; groups of Omaha One of the major areas of discussion was a way that the AZA and BRti f(roups could balance their membership Many suiueslioru werp maili'. and II wan irfl lo the dlwrelion of the various ftroups as to huw this would be done Now we came lo Aug 2S which will be pledge night The kids will put down their preferences, and of course many of them won't gel Into Ihe group Ihi-y want lu Now we come to Aug 27 211. 29, etc , when Ihe advisoni. dlre< tors, etc . will be Inundated with calls from parentu com plaining thai Iheir son or daughter didn't gel Into the group thai they wanted Whoae fault will that be'' Certainly nol Ihe advisors or directors of BBYO II will be Ihe fsult of the parents who didn'l care enough to attend the meeting on .Sunday. Aug (, when their Ideas might have alleviated some of the prat> lems All of i» at that meellitg ran be very proud of these chll dran They certainly are try Ing to be what we as parents want them to be I will give my support and my help whenev er Ihey want It I an] my hua band are proud to be known as tbe "PITS" ParenU In train Ing llrt.Man*aOl^rtaa
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NOTICE OF PUBUC M Kv Itwt'linn nil lh«' 2<il day »( July IVTH Ihe V iuiit llakushrul ol th«' Jewish Kfderalion ii( Omahii adopted Ihe foUowing pm posed siheriule iil ins (or Kashrul stipei^ision i, 12.5 11(1
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NON-SMOKERS
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Cuisiitait Dtmonstrotiorts Sunday at 2:00 i 4:00 PM
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tie am - Prellralnafy lervlce 10a m ShahanI •mirr Srrvim will be b) Cantor Aaroa aad Dr Irv Margoils will give Ibe D'var Torah The KKhkMh alter lervire* will be (iven by Mr and Mn Howard Kubark and lamil> in honor i>( \hk r>eh year o( Mrs Celia S<hw arti t 15 p m ^ Mincha Maariv andTlahaB Av ly • a m Tiaha B A\ 7a m «id7p m
[Scf vIoaS 45 a m Talmud Clasa I p m Mmrhal iSp m Shatoah S'ewtoa • 4Sp m Ma'arl* and Havadalah •
BARMTTZVAM Don Bohbot. aoo of Mr and Un BoUnt. will become a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday. Aug It. I 45 a m
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Lincoln B'nai Jeshurun
Services will be held in the TemplotJiapel RabM Sidney H Broolu. Rabbi.Barry L Welnstrin and Cantor Gall P Karp willofftci ate Saturday 11 a m
pm Sunday Mariung Service fa m Braakfaal and diacuulan wHh RaMii Nadoff. • 30 a m WeekiUy* Mominfi Service 7am iCvening Services 15 pm
SERVICES:
7pni B'Av will be obierved with a creative wonhlp lervks TV dnlr win participate
servK'e* are conduclrd in (he Capehart Chapel on the •acond and lourlh Fridav of each month. • p m An OncR Shabbal loHowt the aervirr Services are conducted l» Kabbi Sydney L (tollman
Lincoln Tifereth Israel
Social Stationary We^inQ Invitations
Council Bluffs B'nai Israel SERVICES Saturday yam Sunday lam Services conducted by Mr Sam Sacks
B'naiJacob Adas Yeshuron SERVICES Satartey: I 4iam Sunday:la m
Dr. Sher Home SERVICES Dally and Satitrday Ham .Men and w omen of the community are invited to participate in the aervlcea
MUSICAL ESTATE
SERVICES rVMay >p m Saturday MominK«ervlce*a m Moadayt aad Tbundayi 7:lSain
by Crane MATTHEWS BOOK STORE 1620 Homey
Graa^arooti are Mr and Mr«. Hem Platowk-i and Mr and Mrs Ben l>evine of Galnetvllle. Tex Great-graMi-' •odMr Is Mrs Soiomon Fein-
Temple Israel SERviav^ rrMay: 7 »pm
SERVICES Friday
The musical estate of the ,la^ Emil Hauser pioneer o( musical education in Israel, ha* been donated to the Jewish National and University Library by Dr Hrletu Kagan
David Fein berg to Wed Miss Harrison in La Jolla
Births
Mr and tfn Marc Green announce the blrtli July 22 of a daughter. Jeaaica Ann Grandparmta are Mr and Mrs AtMier Schwartz of New Vorfc City and Mr and Mrs Mannle Green of gueena VII lage. N V Great grandpa rcnta are Mrs. Rose I.a2arua. l.au(lerdale Lake*. Kla . Mrs Gertrude Bretak. Bronx. N V Mrs Estelle Greenb^ luffl. Miami Beach. Ma and Mr and Mrs Charles Puller man of Miami. Kla and Rock away.N J
Miss Saundora to Wed Floridian Mr and Mrs Morton A Richards announce the en gagemenl of Paula Sue Saun ders to Roy MIcliael Forman of Cape Coral. Fla . son of Mr and Mrs Irwln Forman Paula Saunders. daughter of Mrs Richards and the late Ketth Saunders. graduated (rtrni tYanklin and Marshall CoUear. Lancaater. Pa . and is proacntly attending Hofstra Unhicntty -Sdnal of Uw llawpMoil Ui^ taland. N V nte prapective bridegroom is alao a graduate of Franklin and Marshall c;allege and will be attending the I'nivenuty of Florida School of MedK'ine In Gainesville in the fall A nuptial dale hak not been
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Mlas Harriaoa attended the University of Colorado where she ma>ored in busineaa ad minlstratioa Sha la a maaager of Daoiex Pabrlos of San Diego Mr Felnbera is a uriHluate of the Towne s. ..ml of the Unlvers. .>l vania He is a drkiKn engineer lor Delta Truck Body Co. Ipc . a firm founded by hu fa ther TIte couple plan to lie mar nrdUct ainl.aJolla Mr Frinberg s grandmoth er. Mrs Fanny Uenenberg and great grandmother. Mn Sadie Hothenberg. are long time rrsidenl.ii ol I imaha
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Batt-Silver Wedding Planned Mr and Mrs Samuel Sthwr, Kitchener. Ontario. Caaada, annBunce the ingiiirthant of UMtr daugtilcr. HIady, lo Roban A BaU. ton o( Mr aad Mrs Norman BBatt.OmMu A fall wedding la piaraisd In Kitchener The proapectlve brtdegroom Is the grandaon of Mr and Mrs Philip feall and Mrs Rose Blumkin. and Is asaoctalcd with the Nebraska FumI lure Mart
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%m family ol mitU J ANOil Bf C« II thanks thoir raloiKf. and friends lot ^^t cards, contributions Of '3 oihar oxpressions o* sympathy during tKt ' bWraov'ement
Je T'aime. which means I Uive Vou In French is the name of a new r.i; ideas and prorln il ^rr«"^'"" -•"'! I .1 inn ' lh«• i\ WIHVIIH k alHi V 1(1(1/ Vt^d They are plannmx floral ar ranKinK rlasM*s alvi
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2yX The Nebraska Kosher Meat Market
Black Hills Photos A ^m^ ol Junior lil«h idiool ibidnU trnxetiy wot oo a JCC inplothaBlacAHUte In Mlptale, DavldOolMBMMhtopiaet •iMBC OM prHklnU al Mouql Rurimar* In r1^ pkete, (ran Wl an. Uaa PMi. Marty Proat, Taiiil Mtar, Uaa Urvatt and
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New York Teens Visit Omaha for Weeliend 1*hlrty Jewish trrmigrn flXMD Uw New York City area wcrr in Omaha lad wnkrad r • period of aoclalizlng and I larmyri are atdltatml with UM Mjminrr (amp pixy gram of Uw Amrnran Jrwi-ih Society far Scrvirr Half ihc group la houaart in (m Moinm. and DIP oUim arr Joralfd in Unroin in both -communlllrs (h<yoMPIgalaii provide Irrr l;ilior •«holpf»*i.-.tniii..i. thi*. htiriM^ a( low ill' nta Thr groupa «> in ihrlr hoot commuiuim until AUK II AJSS la a privatr organiza lion In exlatcticv wome 21 yvan lla pnm.^" •»•'—"vr. arcordlng to K ,n necutim dirrf'
ilanizalion m to give Jewish youth an opportunity to he of lervlre to others Ka<*ti of the te^nM$^n payK a tuition fee of t4S0 plus travel ing expenaea to spend appnii i mately eight weeka helping resldentaofhoBi communiim A third contingent from AJSS IS now in Hattisburg. Miss While In f>maha. the group from Llnroln along with their adult ro-dlrectors. Martin aret Mirhell Kapelowll/ jninett • ilh the giiMJp (rom Itn Moines and members of Oma ha's (United Synagogue Youth arganliatlon for a program of swimming, aorialiiing and sightseeing Under the supervision of youth worker Dana Sroll. the group at teenagers used the fa rllllles of the JCC as thrlr headquarters
Ira GHinsk) Takes Bride^ r>«6ra Ann JtitiniMm. ^1au|t^^ ler of Mr and Mrs Kdward Johnaon. brctmr the bniie ol Ira Scoll (;i:invk The bndrRro Mr and Mrs .V Ilnaky ^ A reception *** held In the Peony I'ark Railroom alter which the rouple lef I fur a hon eymoan in Colorado Mr and Mrs (illlnaky will raalde In Omaha where Mra OUMifcy will rontlnur her itudlaa at the Unlveraily of NdM-aaka at Omaha
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A lot has chaiiKcl since Po(»(>a Ler«ler ^>eKan hakiriK baK^ls. From H little local bakery in Connecticut, Lender's has grown tu l>ec<>me the only national bagel bakery in Amenca. But one thing remains the same LerHler's has never broken with tradition The guality and giMKlness is still baked into every Lender's Bagel Thai's tiecaiise the lender Kamily is still running the bagel bakery. Now your landsleii throughool the country
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