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,She<li.'.: '»m. al lh«' dije ol Ml in II A hi re lihf had tH^n UIM1<T Irt'dlnifni ' (or Ivm phdinii. an i IrH'ss dia^ti' !s«|ju, her (ilUMcian disclosed Mrs .Mfir .s coffin was l>l.i< I'll m Ihr KiH'SM'l liuildinK whvn' thou -.iiuN of Israelis am) lon'inn dignitaries ; .1',III lh«-ir final respects .Mrs Meir *as acknnwIeflKed ti.v friends ami foes alike lo have IxH-n one nf ih«' niosl re markable !•• lury ,Sh«' i«.is i)f llM' he iiffiif nf Hrir- " I (jovern mem ri.sii, Ihe ""•" ' (irsi Am 'ccupied I u( l^tMir mil Sh«" was one of ll»inialion ol imle ;"'iii|<ni '• 111 i'*^ In January 1973, ahe was received al th«Vatican by Pofie Paul V'l, the first Israeli head of gnvernriienl toha\e an aildlenee »ilh the I'lifitifl A Valuan statement released l.iici niiii'l Ihat durini! the met-luiK Ihe Pope had rei ailed tlte hi»tor> and sufferings ol lh»Jewish p^'ople "
No National Day No natkinaldayofmoumlng Mas declared. as the law prescribes such detlarallfms only »hen the President Prime ,Vllnlsler or Knes set ,Speaker dies in office Hut Ihe entire ria iirpii *as in mourning n<'verth«-less from the niiiiiient .Mrs Meirs d«'alh was officially an anunced .She passed away al 4 28 p m liKal lime Kriday. a chilly gray day in Jerusalem with inlermitteni ram official mourning Ix'gan al Ihe end of IIM- Sabtialh Th«' Cabinet met in special se.wton and Ihe mmi.slers .stood in siJeiKe to pay their respects lo the former leader Acting Premier Vigael Yadin likened Mrs Meir lo the Hibllcal prophetPKS Deborah in Ihe period of Ihe Judges The broadcast media abandoned Its regu lar urttettiile lor programming appropriate lo
The Wit and Wisdom of Golda NKW Y(iRK (JTA> - Golda Meir wai mX [y an aitute pollllcal leader but alwi n per whorotildm«kFatelilngpoll(K'alp<iji 11^ ol aplKriint She wai alao known for h<-r rapier wll and repartee What follow* u a bneliiclerlKHi K only pvllllral lenders would allow (hemaelvei lo (eel. a> well a* (o think, the world might be a happier plaoa "
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Wr will build lirael with decency and dlR nity. and one day our preaent detraeton will ODine knocking at our door " "l( hatred U abandoned aa a prlndpl* of Arab potltio. everything bccomea potiible again "
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"A (trong people doen not have in demon •trate the jtullreiif il.%'l< Acak people, even when it has (!• <• the jas tice ol It* demanda, naA HUH not done
"No people in the world knowa rollectlve culoglea at well aa the Jews do But wf have no intMtlon of going down In order that M>me may apeak well of ua " ••• il'ontlnued on Page i)
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A Portrait of Golda WASIIINCJTDN, iJTA. The .National Portrait liallery has broken its own rules to put a portrait of (iolda Meir on view "for an appropriate p«"rlod of lime " The fiallery customarily does not hang portraits until lu years after th«' death of the subject " During a visit to the United .States In I97S. Mrs Meir sat for a painting for Ka phael Soyer in a secluded and heavily guarfl*'^! ol'iie in I iiriofi/'ticUl 11 presi
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In a letter in .Sadlk. Soyer wrni. • ii lace strong and wine ami kind Ihere was something deep, symphonic shout that head
an iK-rasinn nf mnuminK Schools devote^ Ihi ris of Mrs Meir'i {•III . o( Israel. b»'l"r^ ilnij .iltiT II ill r .»Kl !• lugN wen-' inasi on all piibll| •'-•' k' ImildinKs (esli.in. end were lanicllfd '1 shops all (ivcr thr i .a. lenterod on "(iolda,' ' her life's work and her liital illm-ss
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Israels national anil pollllcal leade MHJghl lo convey Ihe senlimenis of every Ii raeli in broadcast ami publisheil stalementi President Yll/,h«k .Navon de.vriUil Mr Meir as "a rare leachT' who h.i dl her life lo Ihe Jewish people .H ilj with every Jewish community in iiic v.' "She was loyal to herself and h^-rst'll loyal to the people ol Israel, be said On
Golda Here All «ish I'nv. rei'ords Mrs (, 1 Kiolda .MeirI was in Omaha .I Hill ^' nil She spoke at Ihe Jewish fommumty Center Her topic was on the port ol Tel Aviv, describing Ihe maritime activity Ihere as a way of creating new jot)s for im migrant.4 Al thai lime, she was desrrilied as a "prominent leader of the p'ederalion of Jew ish l^bor in Palestine i Histadrulh i
could differ with b«'r hut one always respected her and in limes of crisis she slo<)<l as a firm cliff in lh<- face of threatening waves .She Identified completely with whatever task she undertook," he said Premier Menachem Hegin in Oslo lo accept the lifTH Noliel Peace Prize, appeared on television Ihere. relayed by satellite to Israel A long lime pollllcal foe of Mrs Meir. Begin declared Ihal she had foughl all her life lor Ihe Jewish people, their re<l«'mption and their future Me recalled her contrlbutioM to the establishment of the State and imted especially her role as Israel s first Ambassador to Moscow where "she brought Ihe word of ZIon lo mil lions of Jews in those days which are remem bered by all. aw' ii-"'- "' ihi.ii^.iiwK ,,( .lews came, with gre.. first Ambassador h- . i.i had once told him Ihat she lold the Jews in the 1'S.SR. "I thank you for having remained Jews ' "She was Israels spokesman lo Ihe na tlons of the world.' Begin said "She always addreaae<l them With faith in Ihe le She was Pre elemlty ol the
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New Plan For Center Allan Noddh. Pr«iidMl of the JCr «nd PhU Cahntn. Ex KMW rMrector. luvr an MHMGMl thai Uw Ccntar's Board o( Dlraelan recMUy HH>H>vt<d a !»• plan dtatpwd to ftreamllnr the Onter't iurfuig The Board (rrli Ihr rtiancea will be a more efffr tlv« utUlialkm (rf cwrnil itaffa'ikllU and laknU Md al ihe aamc UIM, aUo* tar iiw coMr to operate wMMn lU im budgrt," Mr
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aad patlOcal iimn. and the oailareaf our time Thai UM Wiplcaa of PTHrideal rnihMi Navm. wlU Include an ad #eaa by Sir liaiah Bertin, Praatdeat «f the BrHMh Acadaoqr, aad a coaeart by baac SMn Aaaag dw lavHiaa la HM qrnpaakaa are a OMBber al Mrmr aModaioa aad aaMMaala who worfced wMi EtoMoto. aae o( the grealaai art MUfle nlada o< aU time, i aaiaMa deM«Ml to eaacaibyl ladaM In the pro-am
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SATUIOAT, DiaMMI U Pioo»«r Woman Hanukkah Porty M.Z. Yo*lK>nah Toga Porty. XC. 6 p.m USY Swim Porty. JCC, 7:30 p m.
The laat few days o4 the oa»tttmet will deal with devdI la game aad UBiftca ftadii^ In dcmentary parti de Intoractkna and their U| nlRcanee (or M undiratand ing of the Mniclure of matter
Discovery AtEbIa The December Issue o( Ni tional GeoBripMc haa an ex tenalve article on the ardiaeological (Inda al EbU in Syria Arcteaologtito conalder the Rito dlicoverlea to be highly iignldcani The Feollval of BlMlcal Art and ArchaeoloRy eihlbil. which can be leirn al (he Jew lih Communily Center through Dec 31. includea a factimUe of i tablet found il EUa and other significant ar cbaeoioglcal flndt and infor matlon The Wanhaw (',oUeC' Uon of artlfacu la Included In tfaeexhIbM
The rcornanizalkm plan which ton into effect Jan I. im, brtiMa Ihe chlldran t (d ementary (fade Mteoli and JuBlor Hlfb prograaw under the admlaMratlvcdlraclt«e< Churfc Arnold Mr Arnold will alao contln ue U) aupervlae Ihe Health aad Pbyiical Education Depart mcal'a adivlUea Mr CotaiM tald. i an ptiaaad ifeat Chucli. bat MBddrtakM Ihaae addlUaeai raMoaaMIUaa. H« I dklUs and has an ex celtani rapport with children andyouUi." The ieoond part of the reilnKturtag lavolvaa IMag tbe new aaalatant health and phy*ical tducalloa director. Tom SlUman Mr Nodrfle and Mr ( ofinan added. "The Center will no longer operate with a full time Aquatk:* Director, and on behalf of Ihr Board, atafl, aad atambarMilp, we thank JM Oray for her did IcatlM M Aquatics Director during Ihe past (wo years
Early D«adllnM Thel>«- NanrfJan 5 lit MM Of Ihe Jewish Press will ncccsstlsle esrly dead lines News and ads for those Issues must be In Ihe Jewish Praas office by Thursday noon of Ihe week precedlnK publlcaUon
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Campaign Chat ByMtdwyStunn Thi'> loiuniii wi|| keep (he rommunlly abrea.s( of Iheh, 11 Ihe Women's Division While our appruflt II1^ |ii <i|(mallc. the spirit of Izcdakah Is the motivating force behind il The funds we ralae are not the end. but the means by which we are able (o build Ihe kind ol communitie« we want lor our youth, our aged, and ouraelves Increaaed giving al this point sliowi an Incrcaae of 9% over lITt Women s DIvialon la celebralIng Ita SOIh year In Omaha Ten I paal chairmen were preaeni Nov 30 al Ihe Grand Uifl Luncheon al the French Cair The luncheon was a huce MKceaa The Grand Gift calego I ry wai ralaed to a minimum gifi of 11000 this year Twenty women have up-graded their gifts to thM nrw level Molllne Caisman. Merriam Cooperman. Maxlne KirMiefibauin Harrlel Miller, Nancy Nod (Be, Regiiu OMcn, Lorraine Sllverman. Marlene Sokmion. Suanne Somberg, Miriam Soahnlk. and Jantt WlntnMb . Thoe women returned from the Iiraei Mlaaioa exdted. Informed aitd Imbued with the iplrtt of caring They uw exactly where our doUan go and are eager to hdp ui rate more
funds ATTENTION ALL LEADERS' Workers names must l>e In to Conrad by Tuesday. Dec 20 Our Young Leaders. Janle Kulakofsky and Randl Katel man are making exciting plans lor their major gift function and workshop Their slogan Is "Be A Part 0(11 •• Ida Potash Is busy organizing the Older Adtilt Campaign . Our Education vice chairmen, Cooiile Hoberman and Ducky Milder are planning an entirely new approach (o learning abrNit our seven Departments of Ihe Federation Their panel met to complete plans (or presenlallon on Worker's Workshop and Signature Day Jan It. 1979 Panel members are Bobble l>elbowitz. Sally l/evin. Marl lyn Pred. Silvia Hoffman, Jole Simon. l»ls Stem, and Terrl Zacharla I enjoy leading the Women's DivlskNi In this our Golden Year TOGETHER, WE ARE ONE
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Work/News Briefs A Pity NKW VORKUTA. Vigal Allon rhalnn«n of Ihr World Latmr Ztonlil MovrmrnI and lonwr llppuly Premier or Is rarl uM hrrr thai il ii a ' ftrral pity' ii ilalpmalp rx \^ln bri*rm Kgypl and lirarl (in arhirvmx peace Sevrrthelena. both partlen Hhould make in effort to ron rlude peace ai M)on at poul ble he stated Addreulng a preu conferenre qmniored by the l^iabor ZIonlat Alliance.
Allon »bii IS prcwnlh a Kii«^ net rTM"mtp«T iind a Icafkr of the LalKir I'ltrly utiMYved that President Anwar Sadat of KKypt and hm mlleaKue* have panicked tiecauae of the rr rent nimmit conference in Baihdad of the 'rejection front ' NevertlirlesK he >aid. Kftypt muki live up to the com mitmentt undertaken at Tamp David Allon was in the V S to meH with IJ.A leaders and visit LZA groups and tH-anrhes
Rally MINNKAPOI.I.S. Minn |JTA> On Nov ». 31 yearn after the I'niled Nations »r reptrd the partition plan (or Palestine which led to the ere atlon of Urael. Israeli. Kgyp tian and American students held a special Rally for Peace on the I'niversity of Minnesota campus The rally was sponsored bv the Kityptian Student OrKani utlon. the Israeli Student Or
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Golda Meir 1897-1978 Community Leaders Express Sorrow Free people everywhere moum the death ofGoidaMeir To the world at Urge, she was a giant among men pursuing with stamina and vigor a must difficult path toward peace and aecurity for Israel. To the Jewish people, she was Golda Each of us has his own vislod, his own recollection, his own interpretation and inspiration from the life of this lady To this writer. Golda was a Jewish mother Sure, she was a prime minister And certainly, she was tough and hard during Israel's conli nuing crises. What Jewlih mother wouldn't weep at the death of her children as Golda often did during the course of war'' And isn't it typical for a Jewish mother to be concerned abixit all grandchildren-even President Sadat's^ Golda freely swept away all rank of office She wore simple dresses, spoke with compas sion and tenderness, and lived her life for the benefit of her family—Israel and the Jewish people. Tbe passing of a Jewish mother leaves a void that cannot t>e filled "May Her Memor> Be For A Blessing."
II wM nwrv Utan a roeiDori Ma avMi 10 have baaa In Uw praaaaca o( Oolda Matr I coual aiyaall artrnrdhiarUy prlvliafid I* iMr* axpcfl mead ibc iMMnpsbt* iplrttvh li quality of baiog in the ftmaaoc of iba tanar and now lammtH PrtM MWilcr tt liraH Hrr grralnnt lay dHf> bpne«Ui Ihr nirf acr ot hrr ptiyti ral appparanr* Slw radialad a nini'rTn * ilrdK .iii'in iind a I,. hip » A iih ((»• !• * »l i« "I :• ' 1 Vtlltl mvt. .tii*1 rtonHf •.' :iM r.*ota. rvllgKMU. itnd rtiilincu. rvan In Ihr motl critical of linm> In quitr a diflrrrnl miinmr from anyone rtur vkhom I have rver nuri. shr tnapirrd confi dracr that litr undmlood thr m«anint2 ' ' virw and fivlingt rown Th* din 1 ^•^» ami mei hfr titr »at undrr dirml and vrry in(.."-ii- .-..^rmal allark ytl >t>> ,»iiM>d and am a/ .;n sympathHic lo ••:,• j- r • of virw of hfr lhari»-s' ' 1 mrs ()nr could ea»ily idenlil) her lilr «iUi lh« life of Ihr profilr o( Israel boUi ttithin ihr .Stair and UirougtKMil ihr world Hit lory will )udgr hrr lo havr
baaa amanc tba greal iMden a< bamaiilty W« will rrmmn bar her with Uw combination tt r«apact. admtraUnn and lovr WhUe nonr rould br r« padrd lo agrrr with rvpr> pn laMi which ihr look wr know •rtU) crrtainty thai ihr rr )otad in Ihr arhlrvrmrals of Uie Slatr of lirarl ami frit wMhM her heart and aoul Ihr palm and aorrawa Now. wr luffer her loaa. but wr arr ai iurrd that our livrt were biraaed becauar of hrr RabM Sidney Braoki
Golda Mrlr wa« onr of Ihr grral arrhitrrts nf thr modrm .Statr of Israrl She devoKd hrr mlirr lifr to it* uphuildinK and was rrwardrd with thr lovr and affm-lion o< hrr pro pir In Ikrarl and thmuKhoul the world Shr arrvrd thr h'!"-— ••"•-<• of lf» land and cf sprri and admn Iradrnt Hn by rvrr> Jc rarl Hrr mrmory will br a laallng inspiration m thr con timiad quest for peacr by thr people ollsrael Rabbi Isaac Nadoff
The Written Word . . . Any I be amaaad al (be cantri1 alJawf tedie votld and to thitr raapactlvc counUles There li no doiM tliat Jm
are adUeven with brWIant reef acoompllilillkeiit in fWdi of cndaavor Ute Impact of J««iik adilcventeni M way beyond what Ibetr popuiallon statlstio might sug
geat Far aeveral years, OmahaM rettnlnf tram Uw Gaaarai AiaMiMy eonventloM bt yar Hua parU of Uw United SUles have tnimpaled Uie quality of JewWi vaakers Every year, aUendeea come back to Omaha and daliB that ihey have heard the beat ^teakers In Anarteaa Jewry And this aort of oamnMm gor* on year after year We are luddeniy gMling Uir impreaslon thai thr JrwUh population not only offers quality, but also offrrs quantity
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Part of UiU new UUnkUig reflects Uie viforoua and highly visible accampUAinenis of the people of Israel aa Ihey dramallcaUy purwe and ptonear to ana flald aflar aMUicf TMa ptwawlng Unat, one roIgM eoodude, was bom akMig wHh (be birth o< thr Stale of Ivaei. and Uiat Uw Jews of laraal are charting newpalhaofi No) ao, said ardSachar la« km U» Mcoad aanual Kallah Waakmd, ««naend by the Jewldi Cultural ArU Council Dr Sachar sfclllfUUy waaved Uuvads of hlatory Into a fabric of JcwMi Ufa. covering all types of JewMi cantrttMUoM In (he vartooi protaailaaal aad pionaailagawertunltlet of Uw He said H waaa'l neoeasary lo •» back 10 BIbtteal Umaa lo traet Iha ortgkiB of JewM acthai It wM p lo Usink back a lew I Dr the acoomplMaMnls of the JewMi pasple an aot dat io religtaua or racial baekgnnaid. bMi are daa la ladol^
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gical and payrhdogicaJ li^Nitt Impond Iqr Iba varioMs OuisUao hoai eeuMrtaa of Uw dlar pora The opportunity lo partlcl pate in Uw KaUah Weekend waa eserclaed by aeveral hundred members of (he Jewish community of Omaha In partlrtpating. this group ctmtlnuMl a practice which had Its origin In Talmudlc days sriiingaatdeapertodof time for inlmalve Jewish studin Ail of Utoae wtw partlclpahid could not help but walk away with a firmer understanding of their roots and a greater ap^ preclatlon of Uieir pride For thoae who didn't altmd any of the four lectures rrad "Ihe Oiune of Modem Jew iah Hiatory ". by [)r Howard Sachar
Letters to the Editor Talhal The Studetil Struggle for So^ Viet Jewry and Union of CouncUa (or Soviet Jews have been ask«d by Avital Sharaiiafcy. who is compiling a book about bar hMbaad Anatoly, u> collect oopiaa of Mereatinc correspondence your readers may have racwved from Mm before hki arreal tai 1*77, or aneodotaa from viatlon to thr USSR who had nw< with him Ttw material should be lent la Ow as&l at 1)0 West TJnd Streal. nMas »-]|. New York NY l«BS, and will be for warded lo Avilal In IsraH
youi her aa "Madame Prime •Mrs to paopla of high and low ' nply andarirrtionii' Allhough alM- was iHirn In Kiev and raiard in Milwaukrr and did not rrnnr to Urarl until i>rr 23rd yrar (jolda rpit omlud thr combmalion of Irti drmrst and toughnru that la the reputed hallmark ol thr Sabra Wr arr allll too cioar to Uw unflnlahrd buainru> ol hrr timr (o rtaluair hrr atrward ship of lararl aa its Primr MInMrr thsl will br a lask lor ' riana I ii wr IrrI moat krriily umil ilwi' •. |i.i>.i I'rimr Ministrrof lar<i<' M <> IMI tiut thai a vrry spnial Jrwiah prrsmrr among ua la gonr That profoundly Jewish presenrr manlfrala itarif most cirarly when Uolda once aald that, whilr. in war. shr could t„ru,i.. Ar-i,. 1,., killing Jrws ihrm for fc .aba That Uw killing should linally slop allogrther would be Uw grral esl irlbutr lo our drar dr parted (Mda f
May hrr aoul t>r hound up in Ihr bond of lilr rlrmal Rabbi Kenneth Brombarg
The death of (;olda Mrlr haa sadd^wd thr hearts of world Jewry and multlludrs of her (rienda and adralrrrs all over the world For a lllrlimr ihr gave of heraelf and her true Jrwiah genius lo thr whoir gamut of Jrwish life. Zionism and Israel Many people will exprcas thetnaelvrs more eloquently about thr Goida Ihey knrw than I ran Many certainly knew her better than I How ever, there are beautiful memories ol a momentary aa aociatlon a sUrrtng speech Morrie and I heard her give In Israel tai 1MB lor our Hadaaaah lour group, and evening at an laradi amy camp on Slmcfaal Torah. If7l when the avportu^ ntty mddanly prsMnled Itaelf (o nw (wbOt bar guards turned tbeb- headt) to bring
hrr grrrtinga Irom Ihr Jrwish eammunlly of Omaha and to dMke hrr hand sitting with MM other Jewish men and women in a glani battroom In Dallas last yrar at the < of Jewidt Prderatlons ( al AaaemMy and "Golda we love you" aa i walked In' I rrmrmbrr taking hrr | lure aa shr waikrd aloni down (he stairs In the Ura army lent and suddenly covering die was short' I al ways lhaugh( she was a giant _ of a woman And how drlin (ul It was (0 share hrr laughi^ a walrtwd hrr lira happily danrr the Torahs and said 'rv though I am thr Prlmr Mil istrr of Israel, I caimol ctr (he Torah" but shr dance with the aoldiers •be did I remember sitting spell' bound )ual about a yrar ago a^ Ihr apokr an almply and mov Ingly off thr cuff" (or 45 mil utm about thr rarly sir of thr state of Israel and of I rflorts to raise ftmds In Amrrt-1 ca In IM7 Shr remembrrrd pvery detail of thoae years and then stopped suddenly to say rather shyly "you know, | can walk into my own kllchrn al hi>mr and lurgrl what I camr m (or. but I stand here and tril you rvrry detail o( what hap pened years ago " Her voice may br stilled, ber efforts halted, her rti erglea ended by death, but thr spirit, the strength and thr dignity she bnMjghl to hrr prn pir and thr world will llvr lung aa a twaron (or thoar who go forth alao to srrvr Wr srr so very much lessened by her death as wr were so very much bleaaod by her precious IKr Mary roUmao. I
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World Leaders Pay Tribute WASHINGTON (JTAi - i'mtdnU Vu\tn •nd EcypUan Prettdml Anwar Sadat M the IM o( world leaden wtio expmaed nrrow at the dealb of tonner laraell Premier Golda Mdr and pralaed her a* a great leader of the SUteodirarl "The Amriiran people and I Johi the people o( l&rael in mourning the IOM" of Mrs Melr. Carter uid "Thrauglioul one of the RMMl remartable careen of public leadenhlp in Ihia century, Golda Melr embodied the beat in the Israeli iptrit courage and Idealtim. honest outspokenneu and buoyant good bumor, itreaclh and compaaalon and boundIMN energy and hard work, and a deep abiding commitment to peace " Nutinx thai I will alwayi remember her warmth and grackMi»r>~' '^•"•" *f met in Is reel when abe was i'' > r in 1773. Carter lald that Mr-«<iys under •toad that greiit global IMUPS involvr DMhopM and lr»n ol ordinary mm and women, and people all over ttx- world reqwnded to her humanity " lie alMi noted that (he "l> among that heroic grotg) o( men an" rael'i pioneers, wtio dreamed of < . j tree and Independent Jewish SUU' and who made that dream come true for million* ol people in one ol the great stories ol human struggle and fulllUmcnt of all time " Carter streaaed that al her death. It la lit ting to note that the nation of Uriel to which •he dedicated her life Is strong and free today We pray Ihal the sectmd grest dream nl (iolda .Meir's llle, lor which she wmkiii ,irid hoped and prayed all her life, will /ed a )uxt and lasting peace in I li> ist "
'An HoiMst AdvarMry' In his cable, which wait srni to President Yitzhak N'avon and Mrs Melr t family Sadat declared "Aa we pursue efforts Ui achieve an overall and lasting peace for the peoples of the region. 1 credit her lor her undeniable role
in llM- prtM«-Hh «"((x'rfi e N*h**n ^b<• ^l((m'<1 with us the first dlaengagemeni .»(urd She al ways proved berwU aa a invi < US.K pciiiiirai leader worthy of holding in your history « position commemurate with the poaltMin she had held In yaw leadership ' Sadat, who waa one of the firat world leaden to send a cable of condolence to Israel, and who had often said he wished he could have conducted the peace negotiations with Mn Melr, said ihal lor the sake ol history" he wanted to note that Mn Melr was "anhon eat adversary in the circumstances of con Irontatlon between us which we all hope haa ended forever " Secretary of Slate Cyrus Vance, said that "Americans |otn with Israelis with Jews everywhere and with all who care for the human »pint. in nrHiumlng" Mrs Meir "l/et us al this moment rrdcdirale ourselves to help bring true peace In Ihe Middle Kast the goal for which .Mrs ,Meir so valiantly and tirelessly sought " Vance't prede<-es!ior, Henry Kissinger said. "I grieve de«ply for the passing of an e> Iraordlnary human being^ The world will be lonelier without her (Itjiha Meir's life rep^ ri 'iiry of an individual h< •• II was marked by tn«> iriiin a[)(i iMi'jtiisin that made ordinary men and women fulfill an historic vision in a barren land " Kornier President Nixim said the most fitting monument" for Mrs Mf" •^•.'•I'l !••• H Mideast peace AFI-CIO Pn Mi'.inv v;iid slw was 'American MI (r • respected and admired her 1. tinalC<*>keofNewVorliMiid I )oin with men and women of all nations of all the world in expressing gratitude for Ihe countless contributions of this renowned woman and am praying that she will know Ihe peace that was her life's cjuesl " I'N Secre laryOneral Kurt Waldheim said her "stem devotion to her duty was combined with warm human qualities "
The Wit and Wisdom of Golda I Oonllnued from Page 11 "II there la anything that horrified me in the past yean. It is not that people criticize us That Is absolutely legitimate even if we don't like it and we'd rather hear praise What dwa horrify me Is Ihat murderers are played ^•1^ heroes, and that suddenly the Arabs are ^H^ng a war of liberation' which Is foughl ^^bidlng a bomb In a student cafeteria "
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even the Arabs do not claim thai we are Dur Ing the 1973 war our armies were within 100 kllometen of Cairo and within Ml kilometers of Damascus We could have kept going, but we aaked ourselves what do we do when we
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Referring to suggestions that Israel accept international guarantees. Mrs Melr said icomfull). this means that there Is some doubt atioul peace Why international guaran tees II there is peace'' (an anybody guarantee us Ihat we will not be attacked'' There is also talk of an Israel IJ S security treaty (iod lorbld that America will be attacked and we havetodetendher "
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When the Israeli Cabinet was dealing with assaults on women, one Minister proposed that there should be a curfew on women after dark Golda protested "Men are attacking the women, not the other way around If thenis going to be a curfew, let the men be locked up. not Ihe women " "Zkmism and peaalmism are not compati ble • • t •
"fJur secret weapon No alternative "
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(Jn her ROth birthday In May of this year she said 'My birthday Is not Important Is rael's anniversary la what counts, for Israel will live many more yean than I "
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Mn Meir's last putdlc appearance in the United States was at the (>iuncll of Jewlah Federations Mth Oneral AsaemMy In Dallas on Nov II, irn Kollowlng are highlights of heraddrcM In an obvkius allusion to Ihe Carter AdmlnlalratkNi" II Is easy to f ij^t enemies but diff I cult to argue with lrlef¥li it would never eater my mind to argue with thoae wtw want to see a secure Iwaei. a tale larael We are duUng with democraclea, not antl-Semitic gmwiMllwIi. not govemmenla which are hoMlaUilM-ael"
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"What haka an Egypt or Syria or Jordan taking'* Israel la not out In occ«^ them and
"But If Israel is attacked, given the leel Ings In post Vietnam America, will American soldlen be sent to defend US'* We don't want one drop of bUwd from anyone but ourselves in Ihe rt«-fpn«e of Israel If the C S sends sol dien and help* Israel to win. Israel will be come a protectorate and lose its sovereignty This will be so because we cannot say no to people who saved our lives and who in the process lost the lives ol Its own loldlen " . t• •
Dealing with the iasue ol the newiy^-stabhshed Jewish seltlemenu, Mn Melr said Ihal this was not a basis lor the deadlock In peace talks, but only a new excuse used by the Arabs "Were the Arabs prepared lo talk peace tiefore new setUements were estab llahed'' Why do fine, decent, peace loving peo pie, not anti-Kemiles. not anti Israel, find it sn difficult to understand that the IW? Ixirders were destroyed by Kgypt and Syria with the hdp of Saudi Arabia? Why was there a war In IM7* There were no settlements then, no oc cupled terrllorles Yes. the Arabs saw occu pled terrltorle* Tel Aviv. Haifa t• •
She concluded by calling upon young Jews to "accept Ihe challenge of going to Israel" and help lo create new laccta of aoclety and build, strengthen and continue what was begun She added We need Jews badly, one million, two million larael will stUI be a ml norlty ilo Ihe Mideast i but It will make a world of difference "
Television Coverage The death of Golda Heir WM covcrad In newt reporta and ^wclal taievlgtiHi pnv«ilii througboig Iha United Stat« and abroad. Thii ptwto la from a late nlgbt newt tpadal oa laiavMeB.
World Mourns Golda Meir I Continued from Page 11 the generatlont." he said
The Fate of Israel Shimon Peres, chairman of the Labor I'ariv the party long headed by Mrs Melr. ill' <l her "one of the grealesi women In Ihe M-.ii.r> ol th«' Jewi.ih people and one of the de nsive figures in Ihe shaping and the fate of Ihe State of Israel She was a prtMjd Jewess." Peres declared, "and uncompromisingly cer lam of the Justice ol her cause She may have had doubt.s during her life but she was never in doubt as lo Ihe juslioeof our actions, of our existence and our path, he said Meir Talmi. secretary general of Mapam. a partner in Israels Ijibor Alignment, said Mrs Melr was a great figure whose name will t)e inscribed in Ihe history of Israel as one of Ihe leaders of Ihe generation Ihal built something out of nothing and created reality out ol a vision She was one of Ihe Jewish people and al the same time a great statesman." Talmisald The Jewish Agency Executive and the Pre Mdnim of the Zionist (;eneral Council met in a ^^)••< lal mourning session U'on Dulzin chair man of the Jewish Agency and World Zionlat Organization, whii went with Begin to Oslo, cabled a spei-ial mes,sage read al the session by WZO secretary Haim Zohar Dulzin said "Golda was a great mother of Israel, an Inspiring leader of the Zionist Movement .She had a burning beUrt in the truths of Zionism, great love lor the Jewish people, a rare persuasive ability and deeprooted Jewishness All these characlehsllcs have turned (iolda Meir into the foremost spokesman of the Zionist Movement and the .State ol Israel '" Uthel" political leaders and factions ex [liruifrt their sentiments Moshe Kol. independent Ijheral Parly head, .said "Golda was a leader who acted upon her prlnilpleii and maintained 111. .igressive liberalism " Arye i (action, a former secretary i •• i..iii«r Party and one-time clu 'lor with Mrs Meir spoke ol her ..n ^).lhou.se lo Soviet Jewry" when she served as Ambassador to Moscow Avraham Schechterman. chairman of Herut. declared that "Mrs Meir symbolized lo the Jewish people and the world the face of this nation In life. Its desire for independence and Its pride She won a place among the leaden ol the world and with her paasing she will be aorely mlased-by her political rivals as wella^oihen" Yeniham Meahel. secretary general of Hlstadrut, said of Mn Melr ".She combined human gentleneaa with Jewlah ttubbomneta,
the finest aspirations of the Jewish people, the H best qualities of its leadership, the highest values of Its pioneering movement and the greatest achievements of those who fulfilled its aims were all embodied in Golda Meir
involved With Events IMda Meir's life was Involved, In one way 1 or another, with every major event of this I century affecting Jews and the struggle toj rebuild the Jewish .State Its drama was .su thai she t>e<iime a living legend In recen ^ears her career *as dramatized in a major" Broadway theatrical producllon and h«T autoiiography was published Ihe world over in many languages She was born Golda Mabovilch in IW6 I Kiev. Russia, one of three children of a ca penter Poverty and pogroms drove the famtj ly to immigrate In the United States- as i many tens ol thousands ol Jewish famllle from Kastem Kurope al that time They settled In Milwaukee Wisconsin when Golda wagl eight .She was graduated from high schooll and enrolled in the Milwaukee Normal School lor Teachers Childhood memories ol pogroms, intensifie<l by the massacres of Russian Jews dur>vlk ing the civil war Ihat followed the Bolshevik revolution are credited with turning Gol )ld«^ toward Zionism in her early teens A socialli In political outlook, she Joined the Poale Z il^bor Zionists' in 1915 at Ihe age ol 17 proved lo be a gifted orator in Yiddish ai an^l Kngllsh and quickly attracted attention In local Zionist circles She was graduated Irom teachen" training Ing college in 1917 and was married the sa year to Morns Meyerson, a young immigra from Russia .She laughl for several yearsiinH schools of the National Art)eiter Farband and indH was a memtier of a commission ol the Joint Dlstril)Ution Committee aiding East European Jews after World War I
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Mrs Melr rejected the role ol a "'diaapor ir^ Zionist" and persuaded her husband to sett in Palestine They arrived at Jalfa In t American steamer Pocahontas in the spring of 1921 when the third wave of aliya was In full force and Mrs Melr plunged immediately into the pioneer life For three yean she engaged in farmlngas a member of Kibbutz Merhavia in Ihe Jezreel Valley In 1924 the as tumed her first public potltlon- as treasurer of Hlstadrufs Office of Public Works In Tel Aviv, which later developed Into the powerful construction cooperative. Sole! Roneh (Continued on Page 201
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FAMILY CHANUKAH NIGHT
Available Mon. through Fri.. 11:30 to 12:X
Wednesday, December 27 Bring Lunch - Drink Provided 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
(Fee $.75)
L«tka and Turkay Dinnar - Family Entartainmant Adult* *3 2B
Call Pra-School Otpt. for RMarvation
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BABYSITTING SERVICES will be offered for children of mothers enrolled in Center programs FEE t1 00 per hour per child; t1.75 per hour per two children same family REGISTRATION pre registration for day and time is required, however, ad vanced payrT>ent is not necessary lo register II you pay in advance (during Registra lioni you will receive a 10% discount. Payments are non-refundable Children who are not pre registered rriay use this service by MAKING RESERVATIONS IN AD VANCE SORRY, NO DROP INS We accept children from 3 months lo 6 years of age They will be supervised by our conscientious adult t>abysitling staff
sculpture Exhibition by: Kansas City Artist: Harry Green
April 2S to May 14 Knots and Stitches Show Needlepoint 6 Stitchery Competition and Display lor the Entire Community Anyone Can Enter! I
Fafaruary 11 to Fabruary 2t Omaha Artists Inc: Winter Judged and Juried Art Show
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BABYSITTING REGISTER NOWIII
March 17 to April 2S
iWaaving and Pottery by Omaha Anistt: Mary Jo and Jerry Homing
FEE 12 mdMd prtigrani
CULTURAL ARTS CALENDAR January 10 to Fobruary 6
ENDS
A minimum enrollment of si« children per time period will be necessary to condur I the program Include sitter service legistralion on the class registration form, or contact Sheila Polikov, in tfie Cultural Arts Department
AQUATICS DEPARTMENT Don Goldstain, Chainnan
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The opening ceremony will be the carrying of the "Freedom Torch" at 1:00 p.m. All Center Members are invited to participate by calling Jan in the Athletic office.
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Molliesays. . . Why not start Chanukah out right by Kiving your parents, f^'andparenti, aunt or uncle a membership to the JCC The Older Adult department is planning a threeHlay trip to Las Vegas In the middle of February. If you are interested in an exciting 3-day visit, please contact Kathy or Mollle Don't miss the Pre-New Years party, December 28 at Beth El Synagogue Cocktails will begin at 5:30 pm, dinner al6: IS. Dancing and a program will follow. Reservations must be In by Friday, December 22 The cost to our members of the Older Adults and Old-timers will be t3.S0. Non-members will be charged 15 00
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WHAT'S YOUR OPINrON? Adult Claases To better lervp our mrmberii Ihe ('enter wants l« know what particular Adult clasises you would like the Center to offer irenoughmembersexpresii the &an)e interest Innupport a rlaso. we will do our best to present It The aooner we hear from you the sooner wr can lake action Here'i your opportunity tn be heard fXJN'T PASS IT UP! nil out the form and mall II in nghl away, or turn It in al the desk Thank you for your cooperation
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MAIL-IN RfOlSTRAnON Our maim fagiatraBon aytam » daaianad to accortwnodata mamb«r« who ara aWa 10 datarmina liiimadhfty ttwaa actMbaa in yyhtch thay wiah to anroN MEMBERS MAY CALL THE VARIOUS CENTER DEPARTMENTS WITH ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE REGISTRATION IS MAILEOI
MAIL-IN AND WALK-M REOinHATION INnHUCTIONS 1 Activity ragiatration >orm tt irKludad m ihi« brochura U«a rt to ragittm all mem bar* of your famity for ail actrvitiaa. 2 AH activity taaa ara payabta in fuN at tha tima of ragiatration 3 You wiN ba notifiad ONLY if claaaaa you da«ra ara fiHad or cancaMad At Ihia noti fication, you vvill ba abia to indicata If your want to go into anothar activity or racaiva • rafuTHt. 4 THE CENTER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL CLASSES DUE TO INSUFFI CIENT REGISTRATION
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General Information BuNdbig Hours Stmday M0a.m.-7:00p.m. Mortday through Thwraday SKIOa.m.-1O;O0p.m Friday J:O0a.fn.-B:SOp.m. Saturday 14ip.m.-7ilOp.m.
In erdar to affoctlvatv accompHah our goalo (or Sabbath programming. W9 aak our mambara to )oki ua in folMwfifig tftaaa ganarai \
Tha bualaaaa offica artd vandirtg macturiaa wM ba Irtoparathra from 1:00p.m. to7:00p.m. Mambara ara raquaatad not to bring guaati to tfia Caiilaf dwbig Sabbath ano waabatM program' minghoura. No aataa <K faa paymanta of any kind ara parmlttad during tha Sab-
Wa thank you for your cooparatlon In halping ua craata an atmoaphara from amoklng In eortduchra to tha anjcymartt of tha Airina SafebMli pro- Sabbath HI tha Jawiah CofiNnunlty Carttar.
Who Supports th« CMitsr?
Aa daaigitad by HM fowMlara. tha Cantar la a rton-profit agartcy dadIcatad to tfia anrichmant of Jawlah Ufa, tha anrichmant of famHy living ar>d tha parpatuatton of our Jawlah harttaga for futura gartarailona. Today, aa aKvaya, tha Cantar providaa aocial, cultural, aducation and lacraa tiortal programa for Ka mambara and aarvaa aa a maatlrtg placa (or tha community artd Ita organtiationa.
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Tha Jawlah Community Cantar of Omaha la aubakHxad by tha Jawlah Fadaratlon o( Ontaha. tha UnHad Way of tl>o MMIartda artd la alao aupportad by mambarahip duaa artd activfty (aaa. It la through thaaa aourcaa that ttta Cantar la abia to provtda aarvkaa to our irtambarohip artd community (or avoryona In our commurtHy to particlpata.
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ier>ices at Tlfereth Ura«l on Dec IS, an Oneg Shabbat will be iMited by Ron and Sheila Roawherg In honor of their et^Mll wedding anniversary and tteir mutual birthdays cciebraled on the ume day The Honorable nilH Jualice Norman Krivoihi will l>e gueat ipeaker at Tlfereth Syn agogue followInK Friday evening aervlccf on Dec 22 An Onag Shabbat wUI be boated by Norman and Helene Knvo iha In honor of Norman's lak Ing the nath of office aa Chief Juslire of Nrt>raska Supreme Court Tlfereth Iirael Siaterhood will gMnaor a Handicraft auc tkm. Saturday evening. OK IHh. 7 JO at Tlfereth ti
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rael Synagogue Huibands. frlendi and rHalive are in vited tn attend Ihe event There will h*- nip ^iMriii^siun but memtien. , ,in Kem to be HI. KII Item tfiould h^M < iniiirniiin price let by Ihi iinnoi iL-ii-r mined by the pncr of the ma terala, and labor Involved ThU will be a fun evenlnn for all Mm f>rTy Schurh man la chairman of the event The South Street Temple welcome* the following new membem Joe Klaenberg. Richard Kohn, Allan Satin Mr and Mrs Norman Simon and Mr andMra StanWallen
There will he a retreat for Jewish College sludentii to be held at the Temple Knamuel in Denver ('olo . from Wedne» day Dec 22 through Kriday. Dec 24 The theme of thia re treat will be Uke One s In a Dream The Unconictoua (kxt " For further informa tkm ConUd Rabbt Henry Karp at the South Street Temple
Kallah Weekend Raadr lor Ite lactire aUrtlat tlM aaetod aaMal KaUah waakaod at the JCCIMI Thmd^n tram Ml (lUadlng) Rabbi Barry WalMMB, Dr. Howard M Saehar, bMory prataMr at Gaorfa Wiitlii»M Univwaity. RabM Myar S Kflpkc and Rabbi Sydney L Hoffman (SaatadI RldiaH Jwa, ciMirmaa. Jewtab CuMiral ArU Couodl, RMiM laaac Nadoft and Rabbi K«Math BitHBbwg.
Lower Faraa WASHIN(;TI)N IJIA. Trana International AlrlirM'<i Inc l>ai filed an applicaiMn with the Ctvll Aeronautics Board to provide charter fllghti at lower rale* from three American cities t« Tel Aviv
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN KLAVER GravcMde lervicei were held •! UoMen Hill Cemeiery Tueaday. Dec 12. ai 2 p m Abraham Linct>ln Klavrr. Mr Klaver. aa Omaha at tomey wu killed In a traffic acddenl on Dec II HeliHir vlvod by hu motiier HI* (a ther was the late Slate Senator Sam Klaver CEUAOOMBCIIG Gravcatda lervlcaa for Cdia
dqr buay prepartag tte UMvto adtodrit tor aait yaw^ He haa bMB aoal (aMh^ M about cMtfng out to *ow dM BMVIaa. ai «cU a* idtodidtaglhcm andthrraatdanto teak tarward to tte Wadnaattayto^Mvtoa! Latt waaft Mto ShragD had a btrthday and har chlldran hal|Md har oiebrato wUh a Mrthday party at tha Han* Bwaryaaa aat^wd tte faadlaa wlihthatrlMKii. TMa paal ««ak, alao. wai an •UUM tor haKb at the VUlage tnn Paneate Hooae. entertainnanl by tte WaaUide High School Mime Troupe, and a book revtow prcaanted by Kathy Ney ao lldnp are buay tor everyom for Ihoae who don't go out. BUI Parmcr (oio' arUat to raridanec) haa baen worWng with them on a platter art piece lor the Home di*ptay rtuUy. to tte pUnt (or the hilurc ta a N«w Year's Eve party to be bdd at the Home with ipedal prttea. food and enlertainment If a vlattor Irom Man were to wander Into the I'nited Ni llom or scan tte worid preu. he would teani lltUe about Cambadla. Uganda. BangU deih. Blafra or Czechoclova kla - not to nantlon a few rel evant^iols On the baaM of the exhorta lloni and vituperation of which lirael li tte object, he might well conclude that a mighty empire, lirael. teemed to be tte lourcc of moat earthly lilt How elte could he account lor a terrorltt Internationale of Japanate. Cubant and Uer mana, armad by Cowunlatt. (Inancad by oU potoatatca and dedicated to the eradiration of Uiit "cancer of humanity''" It It paranoia to interpret this concentration on the tiny Jrwith ttale and itt three mil Ikm Jewi aa tte maatlve rally lag of aati-gandUtm in mod^ emgutoa? At any rtfU. whan tte terms of a viatte paaeo mrt finally hammered ool. larael should te spared tte dubious compll mant of atoaa batog required to aanrc aa tte world't con tdaoce NawRapufaUc
pany Aa a result of aa ptaaatag naatiag altar Ite tor tte nest lew waaka On Dee M. a Haaukkab Eve party wtll te held at tte Appietfce Chdihouae. Of S pra.atlpm ACi atoadMrgewtUte CaU Ridt Ettaabarg. Ml MM. or Ken Kcaata. 1M4M Eit «. tor details On Dec 27, An Ornate wto ter reunion Is idiedutod at tte JCX' Begtnnli« at 1 p m r«turalag itudaau aad odwn wto wavMUte to ataet with old Ificnda. dance, and "sch-
Notice ^le Jawlali Praas no wtU aecapl addraaa a*v Ite tal*. gitaertban are adto pravlda Ihto talaraMttoa by mall Pw evary addraas diaage, tte aub^ terttcr abeuld hnldi Ite Ite old aad Ite tip code WMf If avatt-
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Tte Unllfd Jewith Appeal hat aaked tte Jewith Tcder allon of Omaha to provide tsoo 000 In cash thta month to help IJA read) tti ItTI goal of taUfflUlMM I.Aita B. SatoaMn. eucutive director of Ite Padaratlon. hat urged all cvntrtbutors to pay current and paat ptodgaa as qidddy aa gaadUc la that Omate'ii can te reallaad.
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TWO HEARTY RBCDTi BjrNanaaBarack Zloa Cteplar of B'nal B rtth WanMa ta Columbus, Ohio. haa )wt puUtahad a new cook baok caUed "Cooking Throi^ Ite Yaan" One of Ite protads aided by this book Is a reaktaattol treatment center tor amotionally distnirbed boys In Bait V'Uan Israel Tte book Is tvallabto tor n by writing to B'nal B'rilh Wamaa. 3M3 Broadmorc Ave , CaluadMa Ohto. 43312' Now tworarlpes from tte book
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Tha alacMon of ite Camar Saord ihaH te teid •• Ite annual maaiMa e< Ite Cantar. and diall te bv Mciai wnaignad bate*, tech dl»aclanh» fteil te >a«ad «aafl IndhldMaily and iwl at apart af a t>9^ mt uaia As canalalarn Lwniiiaiii umai laNh aocnan aacflan a ai a* Anicta Artlcia m, W, narow harain aaoi aacn inanwar ol Ina Canfar laaM aa anMlad lo tl»olt ba no tmnulaiUa nellnf tte ilicOm caai ona vava far aacffi awacssrHNB ia aa fMao. and wiaraI tr namaan 9f aw CanSar Baara wMk te alaifaa by a Matori^' oi Ite voiat cati ai an annual maaNna of iballolirtf iteCartMr aiwMdiaauarwnlaaraaaniai Aatlmaotmaba
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New Gateway Region I WlMMT (oatarl MW rvgloBal dlnetor tar Galewiy R«gtaof B'Ml B'rllk WOOMB BIMU vttli akara Wcinlraub (left) I if OH iMal dMvler. Md Judy Coopw. rHtoMl board ' ranMtiwa<UwJOClMti
Committee Named For Theater Study Allan Noddle. prmldenl ol Uie J(T luu arr (im mlltn- Ui KtiKl •P » nrv Thralfr pi. ,,„,,, MM mat This arlion was brouKhl about by ttir rpsiRnalion o( Kred Vcipcr, theatpr dlrpctor, as of Dec II, liTt
Mr Noddle stated that at the Center's boari ' ' ' rs meet inii on Nov t votd ' ' — the II ater ,,- , . _,,. be mailed a refund che»-k for the l>alance of ihc II<7R HT" season, he said
TV Center'* board of dlrec Ion now feels lhl« is the prop •r lime lo study and evolve a tbmial emphasumg Tenter members interest Mr Nod «eadded
ihMiraIr the l)r I'hjlip Slwr Jewish Hnmp fnr lh«' Aneil (or Hanukkah on Monday. Dec II All hnyK and girls Intpreslpd in dom)( » R0(i<1 (IctHi nhould call ("hiKk Arnold M Itw On I'' I Carol Th<ima.s 1 ri will be prtv mifi inriri ih«' Cenlpr In the Dr I'hillp Sh<>r Home, leaving Monday al « IS p m and n' luniinii'iy'ip m
Claims NK\v VOHK JTAi Kli M.iiiii.s serretao tteneral of lite KiDplian Jewikh Autx-ia lion, M-nl a leleKram to I'resi dent Cdi' • im'loini Hate a i • KKVptian ,inu!i III si'iile the le
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Morton Glaia and Darlynn Pellman have been appointed lo lead this committee BotJi have i-ommenled that the committee will give (pedal attention to the development o( children and youth theater Members of Uie Center who wish lo serve on the commit lee may contact Mr Glass or Mrs Fellman
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Oac 4. the a«}«yad the guast , Hid) Opden. Actton af the WarldHaraM, •fee gave aa hdarsatlng acesHOl of Ms work and how the la abto to reach rnireaslaaaitot people tore Mlvtag aoae of Iheir prohkm Wednesday. Dec •. al Tenpto Israel. Rabbi Barry Welnstein was the guesi •ppsker and then on Thursday. Dec 7. si Beth El. Ray and Chrts Claxton entertained Ihepoup On Monday. Doc II. Hveyaar-old Jwta Wltwer, vtoltnM. daM^ad the members On Thuraday. Dec 14. Dr J Lewis Yager was the speaker amre plans tor Iba sotaymanl of the otdsr adult groins and •e are leaking torward to s busy and funflttadwtoler. A very Happy Hanukkafe to
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Jr MizrachI Women will hold a pre-HiwtlrMi dinner and (ill auctien «n Satardsy. Dae B. at the JOC at 710 p.m. For pasamallons call Ctoria daiiBiMi. SB4ail or Beverly PrHtftai. SM-TMB
KALAHP«ANKUN Kalah Franklin Chapter. Omnba MtiracM Women, will hold a Haaukkah party on Wednaaday. Dae. ». In the Beth El Synagogue social hall FoUowlog a aasn kmcheon. there will be gaoMB and aatorlalnnent arranged by Mrs JcMile Bear, program chairman. Wassrvafkws may be made apMh Mrs lUwda Cuawhilni »-7M7 or Mrs Ida I tU-IM
Mrs Hecger'i addrsas Is MIS CalKomls Street HQgPITALRIUIir Thu year Comhusker Lodge of B'nai Rrilti will agate span sor Its annual Christmas Hos pllal Relief This program ensblei certain hoipital empleyeas and volunteers to qiend Christmas with their famUles Comhusker Lodge Is askinn memberi of both B'nai B'nih lodges and their wives to par Udpato In this program Jobs will conalsl of working In the pharmacy. asaMlag on nursing floora, washing dtohta. helping to Ihe toed service and other such acUvltlcs Thaae who wish to panic) pato iBou|d call Ron Gordon. nS-IIMorMI-M73
BADABIAHCABCn Career Women of Omaha mH on Oct » al Ihe of Mrs Abe Moser Guaal speaker was Taby Richards, who reported on her eiperlenrcs al the Natlonai Con venUon In Israel Twenty members attended Ihto meetIn* Two members became IXe Memben al this meeting Mrs C E (Rosaline) Fisher Fcdhsven. FIs and Mrs Jackson (Shirley) Wagner The next meeting will be hakl St the home of Mrs Alice lleegsr. on Dec 17 at 2 p m Hinukksh jflU will be ei
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Workshop Cancelled The Teachem' Htirkshop on Jewish Muslr orlKlnally ichrduied (or Sunday. Dec 17. haa tieen postponed »^lnher detalla will be (orthcomlng In the near future
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Caraar LaunchwJ la m. Mn cuUvt McrtUry e( UM <W«MM'i Utar CMKU), utlM to Pwimtlm ol ttw PtanMr WaMn in the U S Tbt ioyewliii yMr *e mmtui Ike IWi Work! ZlonM Ooar«* >" Zurtek w 1Mo( AdMkH Avoda. OM of the two L4ri»r r<Mpt thai to int formed Mapai. pre^ •f tarad't Laltar Party That rvent Btarhad the higtowtoi of bar activiitet in tl«e Woiid Zleniat Movement In int Mactsrt HapoaM irr to ttir I'nited Staid a* an cmlaaxi neer Womm. wtildi die wrved u natioiuU Mcretary until her return to Paieetine in IKH She wm tovMad then to Jata (he eir< ' •( HiaUdral tnd MriMaquRii of lU political departaMnt she trawUed e«t—tvtiy durtt^ the naia. attendto| Zlamat Coagreaaet ai a detegale of Mapai and on nunxroM mtaaiom lo Bmpo and North ABMrtca <m behalf of the Jp«iili Aim cyandlkeWZO Slie waa alio a memtwr of the Executlvp of Vaad Letiml. the Jewlah National Counril in Paicdtoe durtog the Mandatory period and aerved on many Hlatadnit bodies, todudtog Kiqtat Hollm, theiick-fund, Aviran. an avlaUofi company, and Nakhation. a shippmg en lerpruie In IDM aiie brcamt ctiairman of the hoard of directon ol Kupat Holiro MDurtog World War II .Mn Meir was a mtm of the War EcononUc Adviaory Coun N the BritWi Mandatory Goveniment and - BiiMlrfiewasdeai^iatadhoadofHIatadrut's iaretpi rdatloiii dtpartmeni When the Bm Irii army detatoed moot nemben or the Jew tto Agmcy EaecuUve on June S. IM(. ittf l» came acting head of the JewWi Afency't peUlcal department, iuballtuttog for Meabe •MTOU tSherlot). She held thai pool at vartoiM IMervaia durtog Sharett'i ahainw i
Mn Meir retired from the govenuncnt in IW to become secretary general of Mspai After the Six Day War *e waa Inttnmtental by Ant ettrwUrta Mn Meir waa to brh«l>« tboul the futtoa of MaptI with the |lhelaiiMieno(lhe8ta<cof laraei She Achdul Avoda and Rafl factions to form It •IfMd the Dedaratloa of ladapendwce aa a reel's unllad Labor Party Altfr the death of Pmntor Levi Eahkol on Feb M. iMt. Mn RMinber of the Provtiienai Counril nf .<iiair Mrlr was summoned out of retirement to bethe nation'i fini legiaiatlve body romr Israp|\ fnurth Prime Minister Thus, st thFa»;> x-gan a new career that was toeli-> In'ranks nfwort't leaders It Ovation In Motcow was in Uial ieM that th> ^st viilt lo the I'nited States as I i was re 'r s<T*rtnber. IMt, Ae went to Moacow aa ceived by President Nuun al the White M Mmialer Plenipotentiary to the House .suur >' <'><i In iMl Ae waa elected. In As Premier. Mrs Meir's ovrrrtdlng aim tiMrr fint Kfleaaet on the Maftal wu to achieve peace with Israel's Arab IW \: s appototnont U> Moocov neighbors, perhaps the one (oal in her life markM a lumuig point to the hlriory of Sovift time that wis to elude her In August. l«70. Jewry Her presence apartwd tlie first drathe acccplr<i "••- ' ''tvp matic nprraaton of hmg mrppieaaeO Jewish that ended c "D idenl ily among Jews to the USSR the basis of ••• .^m.. K'<^.H. ». -....». .A tu When she aUcnded High Holy Day services "secure and recognised boundaries" under a al the Great SynafOffue in M<rir<rw there was general peace settlement As a conasquence a spontaneousoulpourii" 'housandi of that agreement, the national unity govern of Jew* lo hailihe flrsl I lie Jewish mi-nl (iver which she presided spill with the Statf MHJVin lo havf of the Gahal Liberal Party diiMu: I't and pUntrd " iiicnt tlMse<Hii<ii rxisiiiii) ih.it Kwi ijirr loUw brul MI nued Id head the Labor-led al suppression of Jr* ah national aspirations coaliii' K-nl IHJI by 1971 she was and civil rlgtitt in the .Sovirt I'nHm and the speakinit |>uljlitl> uf relinnR More the next ieverancp ol diplomatic relations with Israel plertlons By Ihr^i she was already suffering inltRT fnim tlM' illnrss that Mould pmvf fatal Hut at In 1949 Mn> Meir )olnrd the Cabinrt ol the insitlrncp of her l^btir ri>lleagues and a Prrmier David Ben Gurion as Minister of majoniy of the public, the remained in office Labor and Social Insurance, an office ilie hoid She presided during Israel's worst crtsis. Ihr ; -^ - .. . , --— . ,^|| in lubsequrnt governments until her appotnl- V ment as Foreign Minister to IIU Three yean earlier atie had assumed the chiiirmanship of iri !rM' fi«*<'[Hin> Ji ini- fit'i 'H r.'M i '..imr- to the Israeli delegstion lo Ihr '•«» form a [irm coalition, weary iif the t)i( ktring General Aasrmtiily At thai im ight and recnmlnatlora within and outsldr of her lo Iht attentton ol the world arganBatno the party, slir amsounred l>er retirement In April. airti-aenlUc duracter of the Prague trials 1974 and the Moscow "doctors pM" allegalkm
She continued In a caretaker role until
World News Briefs Tax Worry NEW VURK iJTAi - Two omciaU wiU testily in Washon behalf ol a wMe of JewM organisations rangeoiJ« Iwartnp OB Internal Haeofail'-"—toatrtaglb^^aonrleo ttscsradally dtocrlal•alofy the •l#M advcfwiy affect Jewish dQf ithooii. Acoordtog to s March 21 let Icr lo the IRS from the National Jewish Conimlssloo on Law and PiMic Affairs iCOLPAi. the iMue dates bacfe to July, IfM, when the IRS I ftfMlaes l« dtny tax I •tana to radally dlacrimtoatory prtvato adtooto.
An Obligation NKW YORK iJTAi - With todicatlons that Immigration lo Israel could riae to JS.SOO to It79 If a peace treaty with Egypt Is sl0ied. Max Ptrter. ctaalrmM of the JewWi Agtncy Board of Gavomort, caltod tar a renewal of support for the United JewlMi Appeal eanpaipi aa part of a strategy to iucccairully abatrti new ollm Wuh the people of larael confronting new expenaea and budgrt cuts to education tad sedai welfare next year, world Jewry has an obligation to atnre that dM Jewish AfMtey can baodto the tormailBg auBber of .Soviet JewM touBlfranit and poten tial tttto from Iran." Ftoher eiplained on the eve of UJA'i
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TacTOriats TEL AVIV. (JTAi - Reserve Gen Rehavam Ze'evl. who was the Prime Mtoiilcr's advtaic an larrarlaoi divtog dw tanner Labor gsvemaioni, haa crttletotd the pretaal pvarwaat tar not pay lag eaougb titootlon to eomhatting larrarlan wHhto
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Sludips Z^'evj said tprrorism IS Ir^dlwi iml> a.» n w-cimdar. prot>lein by Uritel k various •ccunty lervices He noted that not enough has been done to penetrate ter rorlst headquarters at a meana of preventing terrorist acu He alto charged thai Waal Bank pononalKlea. who are not searched, have been using this apeclal treatment to smuggle arms and exploaiv«B BcroM the border He MM that while Ardh bWMp HUarion Capucd and the Bon of farmer Hebron Mayer, Had] Jaabart, bad arms, thai* wan many stbcrs. such M IMIad Nattana amployca ant diplemata. win
ToCMcago NEW YORK <JTA» - EIAI has daddad to avail ItaaM of two of the taw addKtaaal daatinattona gnalad to K baaad onthehMatanlmraainsnlbeIwoen the UnMad Siataa and ItrasI, tt waa aMMunood by Y ghrcm, aentar vtoo-prealdent tar North and Central America. The Onl two daattoatioaa to whkh atrviM wlO ctmmenoe to the early pvl of AprU tm WiU be twk»woskly tcrriee toCMcagt and onee•sshli ••rrlee to Waml. 8arvtoe to haa aaac cMtof wlU be by 7«7 totoreonUoMtal Itt
June when she turnsd over the mn.s ul KI> enunent to her succotaor. Yilihak Habin .She also retlgnad from the Kneaaet. But she could not resign from the role of eldar tiatcawoman that fate imposed Kvrry world leader who caroe to Israel during the paat lour yean found hto or her way to Mn Meir's modest home at Ramal Aviv, a suburb of Tel AvU talk, seek advice or reminisce
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The Price for Peace ByLi—irlJ Dovti NaarBantltopert Peace in the Middle East raiuiol be dit lUKsed solely in dollar-and<ent terms No price can be posted on young men grow Ing up secure In the knowledge that the)' will see their »th birthday .No price lag hanp on In tact families, peaceful borden. or neighborly relaliona Ufcewlsc. on a gtobal/polltlcal scale, no dollar value can be placed on the raductkMi ol East West tension in the MIdlBe East, or the relative security of oil aMpmento from that region Yet. some commentators have protosted over the price thai peace daaaadi. torgttting that peace cannot be purchaaed wholesale Writing in the Chrtatlaa Sctaam Maaltar 'November ai, Willltm J Porter, former US ambassador to gaudl Arabto. caUed for a diaengagemert of the prulrtant and secretary of state "from direct Involvement In the negotiations to wiUch they have been devotuig a great deal of their time " Unlike the oagntiatioas at Caig|> David, new negotlattooa wito practolon, and pa, Porter charged One a^tect of the Camp Dtvkl accords that Porttr potato to Is the financial cost to the United Slalas 'Tbo laraelto believe that the pramnt VA ahod-torm aid levd - 111 bll Uon per yhar — must be tacreaaed to approxl •aMy M1 billion Ite amount of the EgypOan rtqukraoMnt tar Mmewhal tinllar aM fram Urn UaMadBtatoali not yet known " Partar Mto to aekaairtadgt the tevara omt af the wtthdrawal to llie Itrtell aconsmy — pradictad by aaoM to he M M#i M tw bUUon Alaa ratatag Ihs coat of peace Is CMe^ Tiai eoiianntol Bob WIsdrich (November »} la a luafLhtog ettama, Wtadridi d*^ ouads "Iirtal ihtiid pay tar Hs own peace I'm mad about larael's latoal planned raid oa mr eaftan . I've gtt s hsMyguU of the Ug stMU to Jonmatom atrang-armtog me and ai nUlttOB other Amaricana with the
threat ol no Middle East peace al all we're willing to bankroll every lousy detail the Camp David accords '' Wtodrtch bemoans what suppod lor Israel had cost the t'nited Stales, scurrllously Usmtog Israel for everything from oil embargos to rereminni i He withholds blame for the San Francisco earthquake i Wtodrtch should find another scapegoat lor the world't Ills Israel haa borne the brunt of Sovid Middle East dealffu lor two dec sde* andU S reaponte and st^port is hardly surprising Wiedrieh chargta that the Israeli people can't "do anything for Ihemaelves any mert." Ignoring the tax burden the Israeli peoptobear i the highest to the world i, and ig nortag the self-reliance the taraelis have ex hibited Uiraugh numerous wars, never rdy' ing on t'S troops There It only one anaerer to Portar atad Wto^ich once they get their facts and figures corred This is the price for peace For In the past, both the United .SUtes snd Israel have been paying a much higher price for war Perliaps as Important, both wrtten ignore the fad that much of wtiat Israel Is asking is to be to the form of loans rather than grants And' Israel is one of the three or four most responsible nattona on earth when It comes to repaying US tosns Mart on ABC During last month's ABC dot-umentai the PLO. vtownn saw historic films of Arabs carrying off furniture through bumtog stroaU of Jerusalem They were, the ABC moderator explained, Arab refugees fleetog from knttog ilawMi traipt. Hawivsr. Israeli Mureas lold The WaMih«toa Post laat wnsk that ABC had bean dupMl. tnd that the film was adually footage of Arabs tooting tnd burning the Jewish Quar ter of Jemsalcni Malcolm (lariie. producer of the ABC documentary. denied the claim Whalhar the ABC fttm. Terror to the Prom load Land, was a pro-terrorist piece of puffery to ecitalnly dsbtlable
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