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Bill AvaUabto lnPr«MOfflc« SeoalM- Edward Zoliniky hu provided the Jewlih PraH with a copy of S. 1097 Thr bill authorizes supplemental Intemalional security aaaiatance for the fiscal year 1979 In support of the pea<« treaty between Egypt and Israel The Jewish Prets will make the bill available to readers duhnit re((u lar office hours
Dr. Morton Gold to Conduct Premiere of 'Songs of Praise' Dr MartmGoM. ProtoaHir of MiNic of NaMoa CtUage. in Sprtnivaia, Ma. wtO
Eariy Deadline The holiday of Shavuol requires i deadline of Thursday, May 31 (or news and advertising planned (or the June 8 Issue of the Jewish Press
la panan. to eonduct the pe^ miere partomaace of his lat 'Songs of The Suvuot Oratorio, was commMooad in memoryofJ Harry and Sadie Kulakofaky on the occa|ion of Bett El's SOth Anniversary Celebration The new work will be per formed on Sunday ev»-rii-..' June 3, at I p m . in I)H sanctuary, and •^'H "Th* Vo)re«' » Adult and Junior chamlter orthesi diiit turral'ifs A
his craittl. and has written I ffloal ftnres sacred. Insiru mental, choral, and orchesr tral Two of his larger works that have attained national popularity have been per formed at Beth Kl "Hagga dah'and "Havdalah ' '.Songs uf Praise ° dwrllt. ( three themes of the Shavu Ffsllval Revelation Siii.<i giving of the Torah. kurim tlw Keslival of Kir hniits. and Hald sungit
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Stanley Mitchell to Head ' Omaha Jewish High School
Dr Jarl[ NoodeU, clulrman of (IM baafd of ll» Omalts tii^giiwri «< finna iliiillw aiMMHas the appolnlmeni of mwdtf Mitchell u director of llM 0HU8 Mr Mitchell will aatwM the «<lmlnliU'a Ihw and education leadership oflheHlifiSciioal "Hebrew High", a* II is oflan called Is open to all Jew isii hl|h scitool Mudmls In llw Omaha conununlly It i> cur rently co-iponsorad i>y Betii El and Beth Israd Syna Witt aHnbcrs of each toacnwaalbeHlgti
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School t»«rd In order to be able t« start ylaani^ for UM UTMO school yaar. Mr MllcfaeU saM be would like to meet with psrents aitd students on Monday. June II, 7 SO p m st the Jew tshComfflunltyCefitrr At thai lima discussion will be held on the dkwctkNi of the school gaais and phUosophy and thr currlculufli Any Inquiries regardlnR the Omaha High School of Jevtish Studies should be directed to Dr NoodeU or to Mr Mitchell. JO-3221
Tour guldis tor the Shalom Omaha newcomers' tour are left to right Jim .Shnelder, Bemie Meyers. Rote Mayers, and Aan GoMatein
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Omaha JCC Will Host Jerusalem Spectacular Omaha will host a spectso alar, iMiliHcfMo, audh»-vlsual pf—Matlnn about Jsrwsa lam at the Jewish Community CeiilaranJunel7 Called "Jerusalem-The City." the presenia 1 Is an loan (rtn the J«n»CUy MuasMnand wUi be aasa In the United Stataa tor ttw first uroc on this lour The piwasntsrtnn was prwducad loitowlng a year's c«>mpUalkM of material Dunns
this period, thousands of slides covering sights, people and documents were taken throughout Jerusalaas, A computer Is programmed to operate the II slide projectors wbldl will utUUe eight serssM isr presentation of the l,M lUdia salaclad tar the yrogran and will ba acoompaalad by a quadropbonlc sound system as well aa pratactkms of light and color
Air Pact ROME. iJTA)- Israel ind Italy hsvr signed an ayeenient which permits El Al and Alitalia to carry passengers to and from Italy and Israel, plus "two polnta beyond " Israel's "two points" beyond Rome will be the U S and Mexico, while Italy has yet to specify Its prrfer(nces in the Near Kaat and rarEasI
Tours Offered to Newcomers Mrs Myron i Ducky > Milder has announced that the New • comers Committee is offering tours to new Jewish Families in Omaha Called "ShalomTour,"each newcomer faniiK is invited to participate iuctlon to the Jewi u of Omaha Tr,. havevolunti. newcomer f lions of Ih* community Thr program lasts approxl mately two hours Included In
the lour Is the Dr Philip .Sher Home, the Jewi.sh Day .School, all four of thr synagogues, the JeMbish Community Center, and other point.s of interest The tourguide/welcomer will also answer questlon.s about the history of .lewish Omaha IIS u)'ll a.s Ihr functiont and '>feachof the places led r guides art" Bemie ' Meyers. Ann (;old item anil Jim Shnelder Kach has conducted tours in ttie past and Is rnthuslastlc about
showing newcomers thr siti of the Omaha Jewish cnmmuQt] ily Anyone wiio knows a lamliy in Omaha is urged conlaci either Ducky MilderJ Newcomer Committee Chair man al 397 .'9093 or Conrad Kol Irr at the Jewish Federation 334-101)0, with the name phone numtirr of the newcon er family Anyone wtio woul4 like to help on the Newcomer Committee should conlaci eh ther of the above people
Families Should Be Concerned With Problems of Instant Happiness ^KNEWyORK- Thectvrcnt obaaasloo wtth iiHUBt happi ^•M" IS rcspoiMlMc lor nany of UM Ills that plagua Amarlcan nafflillea and should be of spacisl canccm to Jews, lar whom the family has always baan i local poliit in life, the AaMrican Jewish CwwwWae was loM YaMM RaaSMMB, Dlraelar of AJCs Dspartmcnt of Jewish CemoHMa AfMrs, WrsdMdng a aawly puMMkad report oa the JawMiflaiijr M tht spaotag day If the arganluilaa's tairday racandy at Uw Waklarf Aatorta Hotal. urfsd I Id glvt lop priority to prsframa atanad at jfamOlas, whkh, hasald, wsrtaadangsraibycuritaittBdasandltfastylaa,
Among Uie meaaures recommended to stem the dislntegrst log affarta of currant social forces on the traditional institutions of marrlaft and diUdbeartag, Ow report eallad tor the astsbUriuasnt of a Natloaal Jewish Family Ceqlar, support of emplojrmant pracUcaa that can have a psaltlve affect on family IKe, sudi aa flexible woiklag hours, and maiamity and paternity : and support of fvnniment actloaa in suck (Mds as tasad haMkig that would offer benefits io paopla who marry and have chUdran The report is titled "Sustaining the Jewish Family." the culminatloa of throe years of research and canaultatlon by AJC's Tsak Force oaJawtsh Family Policy, mdarltiaehalniiaiiship of
Dr Chsim I Wa»man, Chairman of the Department of Socloii gy at Rutgers University Copies of thr report are available st tl a copy from the American Jewish Committee. 165 East S«th Street. New York, N Y lOOS In Introducing the report Mr Roaenman paid tribute to Drj Waxman and the task force, and also to AJC Committee on Je' Ish Family Concema and Its chairman, Howard Ullhrrt of Chv ago. whose deliberatiom over the three-year period, he said, constituted a major contribution to the report Mr Roaenman, whose department sponsored the study and . ^^tConUdUgonPawlSi .
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Rabbi Marc Tmtabmm, u executive wtth the American Jewish Committee, was in Omalu recently, he spoke alwut a forthcoming •tudy which would have an impact on the Jewish family. News from New Yoit City teU us that this report is now availat>le and that the theme is as follows: "Tte currcBt obasMioB wtth tniUuil Is rsipoMMe for many of dM ffa thai American families and should be of special concern to Jews, for whom the family has always been a fbcal point in life."
The report alleges that three kinds of changes in American society threaten the traditional values of marrtafe and family: the breakdown of rellsious belief and practice, and erosion of respect for law and tradition;
... the detachment of individuals from one another and from the values and needs of the community; ... hedonistic, self-centered, essentially pagan life styles that concentrate on a single-minded pursuit of instant, continuous pleasure and fulfillment, bnA actually leave the individual unhappy and lonely and alienated. As more Information tiecomes available, we Shan pobiish it for we believe that like the JewWl family the ramifications of this study will be with us for a long time.
A Spicy Story HAirA - Tkt iptn MWdMnU •! MKlMM UlMI««« M i» • good iMot- TMr caravaoi ii«m Hw aytik 4 nwcaaflhtlMitai crt*^ Mam PM* litfowid dMir Iratt !• Ik» OrtMt BMT raadi la Ifet laedi of I •9 of • aew wortd *M only a duaot byiMwdMitofliMliMrea. cwBt lor M iMMl lanHvor or MU OMT a biiUoB dBllan Aad K MW tms oMt that the wily caravaa BMKhaMa iMd MTCM for UM^ BMnhaadlM BMicfe doMf lo Bunpt than Ihcjr woro wtning 10 odntt. Many of d» U^y doolraUr hoftt grow wild In parts ofihtllkM»EaM«id«MakiaoctlaMofEuni|w ButdMawc loot Mrtintiawl, aod booolcd Ito prtot •• woU To diti ««ry day Cfe* p«a( auiortty of ^lees narkotod an harvoited frani wUdptaiMo larail li • nabrai homo far maay of dwoe planU, and with the niiaiicii« of ON JowMi Aancy and HM Mlnlfltry o( Affkidturt a VKlal 9ptea toooardi Parm hao bean oat up ai Tofm, to (he CalUcc. A yoiaig Amoflcan horUeuiturist, Jin Simon, It In chargF Hla miaaian la a dual aw He la to Iko praeoao of daatoaalralli« tkat tho prockwa bofts and qileaa wktdi p«w wtM al ovor iaraoi caa bo "daoMOdcalod" aad laipwrod. aad aueeaaaftdly amiiliil Ini 1 piait rtiirr nf ikat MHInn rinllar tiiiatoiai fliiil In Ike asooMi plaei, ka la uali« far kfa (ana oaiy kihr, rocky C^ bai We wakHd about Ike T«fMi Iptc* Reaaardi Parm where daao la S.SH ptania are Soartakkw. Jkn poiatad out the bay •oat autcraa, tkyaH, aragcao. capers and wild Ike lavandar aad toiMa bataa, naamary and auay oUier piaola «kkk feel quile at kcne hilhc ctaqr kOa of Galflee Tbie lanntog la done wMheol hrtiatlaa: Ike kanty pkaMs §t Ikrau^ Ike long dry auBuaer wUbem water la ceaaa ooonMca Ikaae ^iece are groara with ample water, aad the rceril ki Mg lea^ plants, but there la a parallel roducUon la quality Israel
to produce Ite ht^y cowwlrnled botta aad ( loalMakkidordiy (annli« Tkora arc oacUona of ttM Tataa aptm Pann wbcTF rvcfy indivldaal plaM la mapped, efcartod, waidwd. and atudled wder yartnaareadinoaaflfteliDloipartmotc TbapyrpooalaioproI alock tolanac of qnaiity aad aurrtval. and by both Aa todteaM. Ml la aU doM on manbMl lOMl. 00 racky ihal «caanotbaplowod.tawaMpla1a|i—toyaiaidtballiTlporeaol Haae, wMhaiily a Ifcta ilhrar of earth Thai* arc piaala Ikat like H that way, and Uirtvc Purthermare, the al«MO baip to prevoat dw evaporadM of whM imie malatKN IkoR h. even prelorrkig Ow dampmaa ot the heavy dowa prevalent here In ihe JbB SkMo eeena to have 0 peroooal nianaaahip wtth ewh of bto ia.«i planto It to a rdattoaiMp atanoel eldn to e love offeir. M be tonderly aad afleetlanaialy landi hto wards wMh help tram aettien of a aeailqr kkikutt, occaetoaal vokmtaan. Md dw act aatlflc ii»iri1elon of Prof Yoram Avnlwstocfc of Todadoa't DepartBMBt of ArtoultMral Bngkworliv Jtaatoaatnaktagmattera He hae given MmeaU three y«>an to wktok to oeaw i* wtui the anawon: wklch a»«c«s aad kartia wfll ff«w beet? Whlck wlU denund the beet m«ri[eU'> Which ran be deveiaped into auck iivortar typea (hat they will br the vpry baettoikewarMTJkBtoaaaudHrltyonaptoet He li being thor o«#i aad adaatlflc: be wttl aawpiWBtoe on nothing And when ttH dwee year* art tgi. and he hae hto aaawert. he will be n yaarsoid
The Jewish future By AtnCauba
Not too long ago, dto Amerteaa Jewlak Oonunlttae anaouDCoddMi of dw NadMB Appleman laetttuto far eoHid argue with sudi s worthwhUr mterprlae' But it UltakkW that Jews have been ragsfFd In UiM effort Chrtotlaa church ratoad Itsell (rom a cult to the inheri lor of (he defunct Roman Empire The (act Is. Iiltow Java, wa have ipeat dw laat tool years trying to eapUto oureol voa to our Chrtollaa netghbort and I must uy without much sutcom The prabtam wai that we would have been oontcat to Uve elde by etde wMk ttwm in (he tame way we menagadc»e«lalenciewm>eomanyetkarrallgtousandnatioiia) iroupa tar S.Me years pttar to Uielr sppearanci. but they never too wWtag to esland to ua the taachtnc of Jeeus Uut they >ve their nal^ibar M Uiemseif Ubletory preaenU any kind of picture of Chrtstlanfiy H h oae of diatr wttUagnam lo make war on each oUiar deopitr protoeeiHg Mwir ehodtowca to Uie cructfled Jew whom they claim wM a oMaalak abeni to return at any momen( Wr are all. of atlB waHIng As the oectmd mltemum wtods down, the draawUc act of the taat Ihaueead years wouM hove to be the nmrder of eU mUlloa Jews aloug wtth same ftve million lei lowOiriHlaaa.OraMuidweeamtttweruclflatonofmeJews' DM not Ihaae ail aaOlton dto preetoaly bacauee of die profea thm o( Uieir (iiU)''Did dwy aat dto bacauae dwy were Jewsf Did Utay not dte because dw givei nmaut to power sow diem as enenttm of dn alato. of aactoty? What ftaa wae Joeua, but a Jew who waa aa aaemy of ttw Raman aiato aad aocloty. a Jew whe deraaaded a renewal at fatdi (rom bto fiiiaw Jaws? What, to tact, dkl die hlatork-al Jasus do ttwt Isn't being done today by any rafal>l Irom any pulpit'' And Min we muet contend wiUi (he powcn of the warM. demanding the right to ftdhdl our Uatortc wlaaHn. to be 0 holy paopto to ataadfaoUy worship one God. dto Craalar af nmdifaid^ Aad ko we now have (he NaUian Appteaua laatltaito tor the Advanoemont of Ckrtotian-Jewlah Uadaratandk*. How sad that Htoetinaaaaadedl How sad dmt H iWMt aet as lU first major goal. Uw rooting out of dM ataraotypa of Jewtok raapaarikiUty far dw oadflitoa of Jeeua and. aa tta aecond goal, dto oaalatomaal af tarom to dM UaMod Statoe who BUM vtow Jews oafy M potonltoi oonvaru or a rellgloaa taat far pidiUc ofnee Md private
I Letters to The Editor | ZT^, TolfeoBdMer: I woidd like to thank Bartwri Portiea lor her "What'i Happened''" article ia the "You Asked It" 1 iiliami of the PRESS' Maylllsoiie Miss PortMO owered several SHb|aeta. one of wMefc wae BBYO As Ihe Chalnua of Ihe Boerd of Dkectore of BBYO. OoraMt Raghm. I am racpondlag ta kar oenoenM ralaUvc to
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Ike BSYO program. Tke antkra BBYO stnictive. world wMc, Is built upon Uw tOHBdnltai of yaosg aduito "doing their ming'under (be Mser vWoaofaMla. About a yaar age our Oauha BBYO program came very doee to ioehig a goad deal of k's kmdkw Aram ike NaUomd BBYO proram bacaum there waa a DCaDED UCK OP ADtn^TSinVtVlflONHERe KeyBBYOpenonneianUMna oaae alaiad ki otiact Ikat to view of the coiMlant bud^ ! (Nadaaal BBYO) arawd tke worM. Ikon la M okilga^ lien to kamii (he hai* to tttoaa areas that operato Ihatr BBYO pngraoM oadar Ika aaHeaai ndcs. Por ike boftor part af tke last decade our local BBYO prop-sm neglected to provide a ynrty eporattag budget to dM dtotrtct, prMde pertodkr nperta to Ike Dtotrtct, (aUodtoattvd yMriy Dlatrlct mootk^pi aad gsaeraUy "apaced off' our reta^ llamddp wMb the aananal pnram. la dafeoee of tkoee who preeaadad no ever Uto toat decade. I mual aay that there w« little paraotal tatenal to OK program Paw paranto offered any aeetotoaea toIhad^aMB wkakad kis kandi fuU wtth the d^ to day pfVBMHI iSVWViO wlUb WSMl IHICIBS. lo the laai rear M have koaa fsrtanate to kavii« tke tatarsat and sssletenrc of aver 0 deeea adidti aka actlvoly partldpatoto die eperatloo of our Board lal to devetop«i« a oet ef tocal poUelH I . Back af Ifceae to daaipMd to I I aa dtot more and more eilgiUo laiaa wBI Jam Md ipiaiadakayrBlata ilamchalrauBaMywHI I to be Mked and reapactad for their toput l.aat Saturday al^a •'STAGE NIGHT'to a dJuafe euai^te af haw we aparato. Oar Baard preaaated dw eeneopt of ffTAOC NIGHT to dH taea toaaanM^ laaadto i«i. Tkay wanted to give »a try. nkkiut any • . . -
rTAGK NIGHT WAS A REBOUNINNO 1 (tor dtoac of you whe mtoaed H, youH have te wok aai aart year) Yea. wa adMto wore eaneamad dmt a mkga tara aui to be
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How aad aad hew aeoaoeary Utat we muet nounl programs * aa dto laaUtate to aetWaly saltott undoratwdtog from dw we Jaws accept dw alartoa of vfcgto btoflto, aad nmvrecUaa. Tkto to dw ahiff of Oraak are aew Iriklere aad aiytk. U n« amat waM a dHuaaad yeara far dto CkriaUaa BMaaiA to )ato dtom to aiydi, ao be H If we mua( aadare a dHuaaad yoaia af cakaaatoa, aa be H. Wo have slaad far Iha aae Oad af maakkid tor 4,IM yaar* Wa kave dtod far ear fcHtof aad ar aervtoa tedM ana Gad of maaktod tar ijm yaora. IVa sMl work toward dw day whaa al auakkrf wfll )eto aa to prayer and aorvtee to ear Gad, toBMtrOad, totkeone God
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•nalactthalMr StrauadaJawlibdDubUaaawcliliadlnUw I decUkm." The ManMar eonUMiad. "TMi doei not jgnirr'l-"i give the liraaila caute lor glaa -^ recall (heir «^Kaca aitii Hanry KMofer Ambataador Strauaa wUI •Kto aam tba coofldHKa of the Arab leaden ai Ml) Political oomnientator Richard Raevet profUed Strauaa - a "thand I like and admire' u a man wtw 'Anally made hia way tnm kneiy kM to loud mouthed poUtlclan lo aUtaanan" "StrauM to of the old tchool, " Raevee added. "Loyalty, to him. meam loyalty to party, frtenda and employera "HU loyalty - and political competence - wai rrvtniKi with poaltloni ai trade nesotlator and mriatlon fighter, but thry
I Mar, koawvar, voted douMi over SIrauaa'i ''fliAalaaUal fkayttcliin, of the good-nnan^wrang )obvar1a|y,lanni]rlBardv." The daep, MriMUotlvt dtvMona lietwoaQ lirael and the Arabf that ramala,TlH Mar HUd, "art not laauaa thai art likely to be fkMiaari or paparad over by the formldaUe benhomte. storytelling and )awlMMli«tatMita of Mr SIrwM "It wc eould MVpoaa tkal tta nialn banter to a lucteaafui Waal Bank-Om itiiHatloii arera Uta need lor an expert opera tar aad tliar of gaaial dMpoiiUon, we would be more omfldent that Mr Strauaa la the hfhi man for the )ab But ttlan'tandhr may not tw " EdttorlaU canUnued lo attack the recent visit by the Iniled 8UI«a by the PtO't Shallk al-Hoial and the Nahariya raid Not tag that al-Hout waa pannNlMl Mo the country bccauw the Stale DeptrtataM IhoiigM "he had an important mtaaage to give Amertcana about the PLO program." Vm Oitflonlan tald. "Pertupa he did And pertiapt he alao had time to set lerrorlsl pMi afoot here "Extremlita who plant bombt In can or reatauranls and kill and malm civlllaiia to nuke a poilllcal point ihould not be welcome In thia country partlrulirly after thrratenin(i Its rill tana - not matter how important their meaaage," TheOrefoni anaiaerted Noting the aimllarttlet of Nui and PI/) atrocllln and how "people make excuaei" for both, roiumnlst diarieo Fleeae J mourned the murder last week of a young girl in Nahartya "Did • the repreteni lo three armed Arab men the Israeli army'* Rid they think the waa the penonal reprtaeiitaUvf of Menarhem Befpn'' No. Klnal Haran'i crime at (he tender a||r of four was tii be a Jew Nothing changes Th<-1' .S Slate Department is as de termlned to appease the Arabs as the British Foreign Office was to appease the Third Reich '
Churches' Pro-Arab Elements Create Anti-Israel, Anti-Semitic Attitudes NKW YORK The presence of pn> Arab rlemrnU in key po •Itkms in a number of major American Christian churches, cou plod with the growth of Arab Mualun conununitles In America haa created a formidable source of anti Israel at well at anil I aiiltudas w Uw U &, Ihc Ajnartcan Jewub Cominlti<» M. "iVo stiHllas of different aapecU of the problem of anti lirael and anti Jewish Inlrutlont Into Amencao public opmion were rdeaaed at the opening leialon of the Coromlttae's <3rd Annual MatUag. rtotaUy Oncof tbeatudlea, titled "Ann Itrael Influence in Amencin dwrcliMi.'" by JudUh BaiAI. AJC't Atslslajil Dirnlur of Inter rellglaua Affiin, Indtcatet that while public opinion pollt thow American Chrittians to be more lympathetic tu Israel than to her Arab antsgonuu. an anti Israel, pro-Arab altitude hat been much in evidence in certain legmanlaof American ("hruilanlty "The tUtdy placed the mator source of antiltrael lentlntent "aMOOg Prolaalant denomlnatlont with king-standing involve aieal to mkMiani to the Arab MkMe East, in churches and church related groups engafsd In aiding Arab refugees, among certain left wUig llberatlonlst' Ideofcuuaa, and to cofflmunlons with predominantly Arab Ronstltuencet, whether Catholic or Kastern Orthodox In these quarter*, notea the report, champl ana of the Arsb caute often Influence church pollciet snd organiP.^iMial raaokitkim far beyond their numben. giving church ya a pro-Arab "tilt" by conatanUy pressing lor lUleroents kal of or dotrtnanlal to laraal TlMta ki alaa a pelani aatl-Jawlah legacy In Chrtotlan tradiUoo." the study ataanaa, "wMch aomeUinas OOONS Into play wiMn lirael Is bal^ discHHad; In suditaafaaoas anli-larael aen timentiakeaoaanantUawtalieolaraliaa." In a preface to the study, Rabbi Marc H Tanenbaum. AJC't natloflal InterrdlgkHis allain director, ofaaerved that "surely AOMflcaas of Arab berttage have the tame righta esttnded to aa rallMaua and aUnk groupa by American pluralistic democracy However, many of the recent lArabi Immigrants come fi«m natkMM so hostile to Israel thai they still refute to recognlM her right to exitt Moreover, they come from cultures heav Uy imbued with anti Semitltm. where notorloui documents of Jew hatred, luch at the forged ProlocoU of the Eldtn of Zlon. t have been reproduced nof only for Inlanatva nalhmal conaumptlon m Arab countrtea. but for export lo ether parU of the world Of thoae who are Chrtatlan. nuny are adheranta of a tradltloo of Christianity which hat hod either dialogue nor contact with Jud turn or with Jewt. and whote theology denies any rellgloua va UdltytoJudalam " DIaciMlflg UM Arab mlaatanary aad raUsf aatablMmanla, the Btody nolaa dial a Number of danoralnatlona have king baan Inwiived with philanthropic, aducalkwal. aad taMskMsry ven^ la the Arab Middto taalOut of Ihaae mlaalonary and aer lacUvHissIbaa sansrfad a groiV of cfaurcfe pnlsaskmalt who syaipatktaM wllh Arab aaplrallaaa, UHiUfy with Arab are ready to pronala Arab Maraala both within their aad to pidiUc - ««an at UH aqNnat of larael llMaa pnfaHtaoala lead to hM UM alafl poaitMM to IIM Mkt^ dk Bait dapartDianliefaiairdancmlnitlani and aflhoNaUooal CoiaicU of (aNTCiias of Chrlal la Iha U.8A. and are thus chiefly i^imjt* i-t
reapontiblr lor choosing, produclnn. or dlsthbutlnx educational materials, including films, for recommendinK Irrturrrs and re uurce persons. and for dralllng resolutions on the Middle Kasi In contrast, the itudy points oul ^laff members sympathetic to lirael ranHy nerve In Middle Rast departments The anti Zionist animus prectdts the eaistance of the Sute of Itrsel itarll. the study notea, pointing out thai Protestant and oil men helped the I' .s State r)epartnienl resist Zkiniiim wiihin the I'nited .States in the l!l30s. and thai mission and church groups helped found the Institute of Aral>'Anierlcan Affaire to combat Zionism in 1945 A second source of anil-Israel sentiment within the churches U the current Idelogy. lometlmea referred to as "liberation the ology," which calls i^nn Chrlttlant to Identify with oppressed peoples and makes the active pursuit of racial, social, and rco nomic justice a rellgloua obligation In theory. Mrs Bank) notes. llberatkNilst thought should not lead to anti Israel positions for Jews. too. are a minority, and Itrael "is a tieleagured demorra cy If there was ever one " But the tame "seleclive morility which linglet out Israel for special abuse in the t'nlted Nations It alto at work here. " sttr comments Some llberalionlsl acliv Ists champion the Palestinians as oppresaed Third World people and brand Israel as a racist. cokmlalUt outpost of American im periallsm Anti-Israel sentiment Is alto foatered by aome leaden of Anwrlcan Arab Chrlttlan churches, although not all American Chrlsilaiu of Middle Eastern background are against Itrael. Mn Banki points out Many Amerlcant of Lebanese back ground support Itrael u the defender and ally of the beleagured Chrltlltn community In Ijebtnon But those hottlle to Israel are a potent new Influence In American Chrlslianity They have used public relations techniques skillfully and on occasion have made common cause with Moslem leaden From their leader ihip posithmt In their own churchet. they have pressed nonArab church groups and agenciea, tuch u the National Council of Churches, loranlilirael poalllont Both at the NCC and in every major church group, there are penont sympathetic to Isriel and inlertated in Jewlsh-Chrls tian dialogue. t>ut they are not at close to the centen of inslitu tlonal power and funding, and are frequently outvt>eighed by the varlout anti Itrael sources when matten pertaining lo the Middle East are on the aflmda, uys the report Thetecond report, titled "Islam in America." Indicates that poverty and lack of opportunity in their native lands are moll vating thouaandi of Mualimi lo emigrate to other countries. Including the U S About 2.000,000 Muallnu reportedly are now In Ihla eointry. of whom approximately 300,1100 are AratM Not surprtalngly. In view of nBcetM blaiory, the report notes. Uwre Is a markod degree of hostility to Isrsel and Zionism aaaong many of the Muslims Muslims working in the auto in dustry In Detroit, for example, arc attempUng to force the Unit ed Auto worken lo get rid of Ita Sute of Israel Bonds "The recent newcomen bring with them a new ttrong feeling of Arab Identity and political cantrtouaneaa," thli report tayt "Thanka chiefly to this vigonm, active loflui, IheMuallm com munliy In the U S hat anorfBd from a hmg period of Inactivity tiiil iisliiiHillwi
(CtutiiiuailnmPtm*^ help*" We were aatlaflod with Ihe answen and our teens ci:ain^| through with flying oolor*. WE HAVE FAITH IN OUR VOI . but a few quesUoBa MW aad UMI htlp aduita kaow haw H'l fotog aad gives us the opportunity lo aariit. Titat't how the program works and that's what we're around for toaaaiat Thank you Barbara for providing me with tlie opportunity to provide aome tnatgbU Into what BBYO It all about Incidentally, you aa arell aa any other leen involved in the program, art always wdcooe at our monthly Board mectUigt Av Craaabarg, CliainnaB Board of DIraelors
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I am t relative newcomer lo thit area I arrived nearly two years ago from New York City Why I came, and how I feel about Ihli part of Ihe country will come at the end, and perhapa, in another letter What I really want to talk about is my family, who IS affecting the Jewish community by workinn behind the scenes I recently visited them, and received more insights into their schievemrntii In which I have always taken great pride My f»ih<t iKi .,r Cohen, retired a lew yean ago u the na llonalpri. or of the Anil Defamation league of B'nal B nth III 1^ advisor, and IS writing a book about Ji In different laceu in the history of the United States
My mother. Marjone Merlin Cot>en, Is Ihe executive directa of Ihe National CouiKil of Jewish Women .She i.s working ni.ir ii\ during the eveninK.s for working] nw I'labute cases, and program)) for ju-J veriiM imirii|ii< 111^ ii.iin ul my parents have shown that ih care (or all p<<opl<' from Itx'propie affet-ted by Itie programs, their own staff I have a sister In New York, as well as a sister In UM AngeletJ The latter sister Myra is a writer, specializing in children's ll(< erature, while the former, Deborah, a flutlsl. reci-nlly founded I chamber music society in New York State, and plays in Broa way shows Her husband, t'arl Sawicki. repairs wixidwind inslrumenla IlurinK my visit he was repainnn instruments p»^>t'i' i.r..i,oh|i from Italy and Lwael l'«)ple (mm all over Ihe *•
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I come from a talented family, and am enjoying exchangtn Ihe culture I was brought up in with m " * ••-' rs| and friends What do I do"* I leach PP. dren. and feel I am con(ribulln({ lo socin > .ii..t.(; »i./i m. ..miiiy" I am proud of Judith E Cohen
TotheEdltor On behalf of the residents of the Dr .Sher Home I lake t opportunity of expressing our .sincere thanks to our beloved f •dMol-^ lie [)elman and her group of senior citlzeru who visited us .Saturday and Joined us for tea It wai a most rnjayable social get together Margie Nraren- ^ berg's tieauiiful Yiddish songs mtide a greal hit with our rest- H denu Saturday was an outstanding afternoon that will long be remembered by us We now look forward to a return visit Eva Schwartz, aecretary CouncU
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TotheEditar In recent weeks Omaha has receivfd two new Kussian famU lies who are now m Ihe process o( heinn sellle<l in our city cently the Omaha community has been asked by IIIA.S lo acce. more families and extend ourselves more than originally eaJ pected by settling three or more .smaller families in Ihe near liH ture This Increase in the number of families is due partially to] the lact that more Jewish lamilies are leaving Ru.ssia now than in the past This Increase In the number of families being settled snd the^ rising coit of living hot put a hardahip on the limited amount r funds available for the purpose of resettlement Therefore th Russian Resettlement Commillee is in n<-e<l of some household Items that are in very good asable condition All contributions are tax deductible SpecKIc itemt needed are bed linens for twin and double beds, towelt. kitchen articles, dishes, glasses, small appliances and cooking utensils Preschool toys with all parU or pieces Furniture small tables, chain, working lamps, kitchen tablet and chain, good working TV that picks up channel 12, any other himllure Hems Once Items art donated, storage space becomes a necessity and Ihe commitlte needs more basement storage space and Is alto looking for a pickup truck and two people who would be able to pick up and deliver furniture Just prior to a new family's arrival If you have any of the above Itemt or lacllltlet to donate to the Jewlah Family Services RustUn RasetUemenl, pleaae eontact Carol at JFS office, S34-aM). or Dottle RotenUum Stl-OI* PamBpatalD
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AtT tAlKM Ittonki hi« mony Mandt and r*(alivM for rti«<r cord*, donolior<( (lowart oitd gifn tant during hit racant hoHMiolixotion. Tha fomily ol VIVIAN OaUCM ihonhi th««r ratotivat ood triartdt for thair cord*, lattart. donation* ond othor kind Mfrwaion* of thoughtduring thair baTha family of NIUNAN Til FINIIUNNII wi»ha« to axpra** thair haortfall thor>k( to oil tttair friandt who Kova baan to kind ond tuppontv during thair r»cant baraovomant Tha fomily of HUMAN TliriNBtUNNIR with** to oxpra** mony tttonk* to Robbi ond Mr*, liooc Nodoff, Cantor and Mr*. Lao Fattmon and th« antira «toff of Bath l«raal. Thair (upport or>d word* of coTKorn wara o graot comfort to u» during our difficult tima*.
(Mi yaar art: TMTI Elya Abraham. NUda Amy ant .ttaeifUfml Amy Jo rrMkai. Mandy Cilaea Fraat, IJaaiVti OaMMa. Karry Ana Klnhanbaym. Davtd CaaKtcy KoMl. JU Su^ taaot Knttman. Ona KrvSMMM Tracy iW w R MUtar. UM AMI I M. Jatfray L PUtt. HNaoe Raffanan. Martki Lae RaaM, Dwfy din. UMbaUi Marc Robvt Slwwn, Fimkluli MkhaM SipMr. Btmryi Sua Tataimaa, Marc Jeffrey War rM.nevHN Wofpa. HIctiaH Brian Zaab. OannrmaUan Sarvlec wW take place Tbnndajr awalng, May }l. at • p.m. Ma«ad^ a racNrtln 0««n by tht partnu erdwdaaii BARMTTZVAH •on of Mr and Mrt. JaN HarIan Ladmun, Kaaraay, NabraMu, wU bacona a Bar MMrnk an niday and Prtday Md Sativday. May B and M
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B«n«dictior^ for Kindling Sobboth Lights: Borofth Atoh Adoiwy Eioheinu Meletth Hookim, Ashdr KidKlnnu Bttnitrvotov Vet:i*omi Lehodfik NerSMShoMxrt. (BlMS«d ort Thoii. 0 Lord, Our God. King of thel>niv«rs«. Who sanctifies us by. His Com•nondrmnts ond hos commonded us to kindle the Soiibotfi lights.)
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Mnliiriaty tl RM tfving a( UM Ttrab at Ml Sinai, la nddh U« la Ikt rMlflaw Mnrioai bild In OMnactiM wMb Ibia tmin kattdajr, Jam IradlHMally Nn<y TorMi an ai#d iatfe laraal Cbavura wtU hMd a Taralhan. a oli^ of UM
MaySllnlhahaMaaf Mr and Mn Ahrbi Ram AH d oMiati iluan alaa MvMad la R» at UM RaH'f ta Rartleim Ika ToraOMi. DlawUba Rabbi laaac NadiO. CanNr Lw PaiIGaryl
••tfiEl Friday I iSpm Cantor Chalm NajmM and ttw Bath El Cboir wtu dWMrvtcM Adramatlci tagat M^Hgiti fri Atnbam Heacbai't "Tbe Sabbatb" wfll be praaanlad by a groiV a( narraton Mdw tba dkactbrn at David Laaana Saiarday t JO am - Prettmkury aervice Mam ShabarHaarvlcc* l:»pm MMba-Maartv SiBdV:l« m Waahday* 7 • m and 7 p m •IKAIMTTZVAH Linda Mayer, dau0itar of Mr and Mra. Robert Meyer. will beooow a Bat Mitcvrt M Priday av«nk« May B and Satardqr marakg. May M Dwrid Bracaek, too of Mr and Mn Jaal Braack. will baoane a Bar Mitzvab on 8IB>day morning. May Z7. at t am
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• trtptoScoUand PUB, wto It a ttudani li OoUcft In New hM been itudyUm for a year at tbc Untvertlty of London Later Uic Sandi went on to Italy. Turkey. Graccc and Itrad At thr MlHOiirt Valley ReIkwal CanlefaK* IMM toi DM Mataai M UH Ml to lOUi. Uneata Chapter of HadaaMh won Ikne awardi The awarda were lor I.lie Mcrotwrthlp. HIM HadaaaiA i>rDgraBM and ^BuiiriBgiMmbarAlpa lor Bbaali Aaaodataa Mn Sally Maypcr of Ventu ft. Calll ipenl two wvefct viallinR hrr limlly. Mr and Mra Leo Hill of Uncoln and her moUtrr, Mr* Dora Aator, now rwhUng at the Or Philip Sher Home In Omaha
-Jin Ul U GoMman. a former •btniuli« and now raatdlag In City. Arinaa. reemOy Hcily viaited her Omaha limlly and Mn San Stem, ion liam and his family She vlilted with Mr and Mn HUl.o(l
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•ervtcca: Bllntaea- Judy Carmel. PhylUi Dollch. Eve Ho( (man, Cece HUl and Mike IJ> llch Monday night votaaMaer* Phyllli SUber Mela, CharloUe Orloff and Paula Hurtwrlui Tueiday volunteer! Judy Carmel. PhyUiaa Dollch, Ruth LevinKM. Roae PauerhM-g. Kitty WMmow. Ruth Brtcfcer. ZIna PtnkeUteln. Nancy Coren. and Bernlce Katakee Reier vatlona EstHIr Hoientierit and Betty Hill Kaffir. t)or» thy (Jrant and VI Rublnow A 9eclal thanks to thoae wtw aUycd lo halp wllti the dlihet. Dorothy Grant .luih farmel. RoaePeuerN Kii •fcee. Ritfh Hr . i Ks iHle Roaenheri
ater Party wUl be held Sat urday, May M, l;M p m. Dinner will be held at the Peklm Cardan, iollowed hy a viewinc a( "Brttadoon" at the Com OMBlty Playheuae The coati lor iht aveahv wlB bt: dlnner. H par panoa aad the tbe^ aler. K 7S.
AROUND TOWN Mr and Mn Ptnchai Hada rt o( Hoion, lirael. were here In Omaha, vlilting their rou ilna. Mr and Mn Dive Hahn andMn Fred Hahn They at tended the Har Mitzvah of Marr Brodkey. the grandaon of Mr andMn Hahn
Library Hours The Jewiih Kederatlon Library ha> announced new summer houn to begin on JiHie I The fol lowing •chedule wUI be In rflri-t until Labor Day Sunday I p m & p m . Monday • • mSpm.TpmVpm. Tueiday Prtday 9 a m-5 p m . Saturday cloeed
A monument dedlnted lo Ihr lovuift memory of [)ora Zden. wat unveiled on Sun day. Ma> XHh. at MI Carmel Caiaalery The South Street Temple Coupiea' Club Otnmr and The
PAYPKLDMAN Servlcei were held at the Jewlah Puneral Home on Wedniaday. May III fur Pay PaldBun. 70 interment wu at Ml Stnal Cemetery Mn Peldman u lurvived by her buiband, David L and MM Albert and Meyer of Omaha and Dr Bernard of Houaton. Tei . daughter. Ur Shirley Feldman Summen of Seattle. Waih . iliten, Koae Ralner. Chlrago. Sarah Taub. Omaha. Nettle l^evln. MInnea polls. Minn . arven grandrhll
BLANCHE ZIMMAN Graveside services were held on Wednesday. May 23 at Golden Hill Cemetery for Blanche ZImman. 93 Rabbi SIdnevH Brooks officiated Survivors nwfe. Mn Joseph (' Pepper, great nieces. V- ' • ' Mrs I ih of Oil,,!,.,.
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PIONEER WOMEN Ploaaer Woman wUl hold a ragular weattaig oa May B, a piB at the hoiBe of Peart Roacnberi, MM Waatcm Ave Elertlom will hr held at this meeting On June 3 Pioneer Women •111 hold lU annual Donor truncheon at the home of Lillian GUM The raffle wlU be drawn lor 0» televlaion ait and qwfceamcn say an Interesting artemoon la planned. There will be door prlaw and additional wrprlaM Make reaervatlona with Pearl Roaenberg. S&ft^nt or Helen Man helmer.5M7»l
CAREER WOMEN HADASSAH Career Women of Hadaaian will Install new uftlcen on Sunday. May 27 ul Ihr home of Sylvia HofkS Officers to be installed are (iertrude Moier, president, Sara Daruiky. vice president, fundraismn, Juliu Zuker. vice president nn.ui.ni i mrla Muskln. I I' tar> l.ill: LidI secretary A social hour will follow the Inittallalion
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beua' which was enthutlaau cally received by Ihe awU ence Mr Hsnsen has participated in a musical program ai Bath fCI Synagogue Ow sincere thanks to all who made this dellghllul program pasfribte Mollle and her Denver tour Ists were on hand and llirre RUwy favorable com MUt the trip, had a grand time "; "an Intereatlng nparlence", "vlslied many MjayaMe spots, Including the Denver Jewish Community Center" and "MoUle make* the sun shine everywhere ' The group was reunited with Mark and Susie Zaikln. M well as little Sara, formerly of Omaha, who accompanied them on SOHM of the tours They atao met with Tillle Sol& man, formerly an advisor for Ihe Omaha group, now living in Denver The Older AdulU on Shabbal I.Saturday>. May 1«. had the ptoaaure of having tea with the Sbcr Home residents On Sun day, May 10. the Older Adults and their fhenda danced to the music of bou Hamsa and his band al the (enter On Mon day. May 21, Mome brought bach Rick Caney with accom panlst, Sharon Cartrlght. for a most entoyable program Dr Milton Margolin, chairman of the nominating committee (or Ihe Monday group, presented Ihe slate for Uic new officers la aihar reesnl eventa, on May 7. at the Canter. Randy Langdon. musical director of Central Elementary School In Mlllard. t>roughl a group of Slilh graderh wlw presented a delightful program Al Temple Israel on May 9. a rep reientative of the Social .Secu
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Sounds of Laughter •yOMMSdHrvtz Plcoi'i phylt am lo ooiM <wl Tke III b» "Sountf* of IMIyltUwIailirfllieMotil caM o( tlw Jrwtirii «•!» ThUiliil ol her mniadi ut o( tkt ttar> of • dimlmrilvr luutlwni CmtMtnlt timn •I, JM WhMtor II wM laid that no Yankac would MOT ctftun hire Hr wu lo •null you rould never locate him MoUy haa a Ml of Uiu advan tafi She la ICM than five led tall, bol her talent li tH( Maylie IMn| iinall hai many advanlUM You ftel you have M*«r pmn up. M you never UM aM Anyway. Mlaa Ptcon. ^^Bl la 11. aayt afe haf nevw HRM a praMem to her * That, we think i> the rlRht attitude lo take, Molly l>lc(m li aa foad •• actreaa today aa Aaevwwaa There la entirely tao iMKh made of age If one wMiea to grow old. of courae, there li no reaaon why they •houldn't But one alao riMMild have the rl#M of growtnis yauBger or not growing at all After all, this M a free country Anyway, the imalleat hai laited the kmgeft Today, as Mlaa Picon aays, ihe and Isaac Baahevia Singer are the only two profcaaionala stUI uatng the Viddlah language The Yiddish theater maaat a great daal to the Jew I think Ihe thaatar In general means - Jual a wee bit more to ui Every minority is neceasahiy more of an arlor It knows that the majortiy, the audleact, is watching In Ihe Paaaover Seder we are lold that the people are not to think thai Moaes •imply dHlvrred our ancestors from Kgypilan bondage. but onraeives So wr. Iikr our imuafnri. eat the unleavened bread or mstzos thai they ale and partake ol the bitter herbs lo experience their blttrmesii - In other words, wr act the part of the Jews of the exodus IromKgypt The greatest exodua of all. numerically at least, was the YMdIah speaking exodua. cloa er lo our own day Some too. left Egypt in the days , but there were seveUHon that made their ex from Ruaala and Eastern In the cloalng days ni
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the IMh and begmnlnn of ih<mh Centuries The Yiddish theater In America began with thia l«tiw exodua II was not aaay lor thoae uprooted million* Per seculion. pogroms, had hounded them ui Russia, and America, the new land of promise, was an unknown land lo Ihem They r»iuld nm •peak Its languan* no wetlare or 8o< system lo ease their « urKjiiiu pains The Viddlah thealer was a great boon to Ihem II offered them nothing physical but eased their emotional pains It made them laugh and yea, II made them cry also A good cry can also help He member the Yiddish mother who was crying Herhuaband aakcd her why she WM crying 'My dear husband." she said "If I want lo have s llltle pieaiure and cry why should you try to atop me*" So Second Avenue shone with a biightneaa not much leta than Broadway There one saw Jacob Adier Msurlor Schwsrtz. Menasi One heard the soni, den. saw Molly I'nun play Yonkrie. written by her hus band II muat have been gold She played It 3000 times Today, moat Jews do not even know thai Second Ave Due was once a Yiddish BrtMd way It la difficult to believe that this once so vital Yiddish world Is now a thiOK of the past But the mass immiitra lion ol Jews lo America Mopped, the peoplr moved a«rey tram the Lower Kast Side, English supplanted Ytd dish Is there no vestige of it leir I think much was Ipfi, but it Is nol easily recoi(nizal>lr I Ihmk Ihe historian ol Ihe Amencan ihealer of Ihr future will have lo rerogniie a con •Iderable Yiddish influence Such names as Kddir Cantor. Al Jolson. Jack Benny so many of the American comedians come from the same Yiddish background thai found its expression also In Ihe Yiddish theater The moving picture industry in Its beginning days was also heav Uy Jewlah Remember Ihe
Yiddiah atorlea told about Sam Goidwyn HIa Bngliah waa a kUidofYiddlab After the war, Molly Picon waa aeni in oerform in one ol the DlHii i> camps One won 41 '" her with her sin.i> ng how murhslip ,ii (n-r performance Her thiid. the «8til had never heard the ' laughler tielore S«) : si Unit twr Hiit'it>iof( r;ipli> .Sound'The Jewish , 1 hellev*. have dont- a guod deal to brinK the sounds ol laughter to an often very troubled world
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Special Notice llie administrative office of the Jewish Federation of Omaha Including tiv iin^io. < ,.m cloaed on Monday, M The Heallh anil ! Jtr ami are 11 .i cloM- al 7 p m TheoutdiKii i during (he IMIIHWIOK iHwrs Mot p m . Knday. Ham 4 30 p m Sunday II a m -6,30p m The Jewish Ciimmurlty Center will he rinspri (or Sha vuol from 7 pm Thursday. May 31 •• irday. June J Shaniol l» Ih*" (psiival which (' is Ihe >• III also be closed during Sha vuol
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Cant6«n to Open The Jewlah Cofflmunlty Center'a poolalde outdoor can leen will open Sunday for the I vn summer season Normal daily hours will be from 11 a m lo 4 p m l.aler hours will be kepi to accom modate soflball ipams. and any other special events Managemnt will be provided by the Max Kirshen baum lamlly
A chair In Jewish Hlslor) waa endowed In Ihe name He brew IMIversllv Vice Preal dentB. I nek, by I'M ward MHiftnan. o( Canada s(Hl^ m Allan Bronf
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Abbi Ljxanis has rtreived a "print news" journalism •ward based on two pieces of her work, Ihe article on Steven Blumstein In the IDTt Paasov er edition ol Ihe Jewish Preaa and an article on scattered file housing which appeared In the 8«n Newqtapers The St Louis Post Dispatch Judged the award category Ms Lazarus is a summer news Inleni for KMTV in Omaha and a frequent con Irlbutor lo the Jewlah Preai SCOPUSAWARD Ambassador Robert S Strauss, Presltienl Carters Special I ve lor Trade '. us and newly appoinliil Chief US Negotiator to the Middle KasI, will receive Ihe Scopus Award, highest accolade of the American friends of tite Hebrew Cnlversity
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Mattr ciai, I roolad more dMply and aflen Ineipll tmttt. mmam r amrnmk. ma Vtymmi cabiy to aoctoty's IbUtogi "-rr iif-r-r TtT- iifniiniii frill iiMiMmiiiiiiiiiif A tandem concsptuMialioo often uttered UnMdtansouriy with mmntdurti^llif war, mt Mwy •wi rwmilliU ltrit»tt»e HUUM ta gaM: Utat tlwy wm aagi^ to >—INI coiMUr*N Udt charg* of Jewlaii coMplracy is Om Uwme attrdwttog to Jews a paftlcuiw afOnlty tar reooMttn and radical politics OMK llMjr iad Uw tfoflattn by <««#« oulrafMMai IM Htoy «M« Mvm txntrtiNtitad ChrMian flniu Bodi are' tomt«iow runctlono of Ma tatamationaiism. his "rcol laao" energy, bit eiptoHing and daalnirtivp naturr This te an Ml ol IwMMi by iMlag untalr cwagaUtlvf mUbaii aatf fMwr aOy ««f« paraMaa who Ibrlvad on ttw mlwrT o( odicn Hoi^ example of the polar alersolyptng heard «iih more frequency In «*• Woridy, la a ttnaar vein rrHicltMl ilir Jew tor kli uf^T- Uto twealielh century culminating to the canard that Jrwi arr ent prHUertion (ar rapiwuiiv* cMnomlct Itial hat hHadMl him both die ullimate copdaiMs as wHI a* tlir archHyplral rabid bi htKhrr moral and Mciai oonaMeratiom. "Yaii havr no nativp BoUhevdw The aaoorlatlon o( i' «Hcallsm became a no political, no rriigiowi lympiOiy with Mo coMrirv Vnu jirr common topic In the years brf ir I and paralMad bore ioMy to make money, and your onl the rise tn Imponanre of Ruuiui nitmuin. Bolahevism and money m Iml u poiiHile IVrr WM aAmerican labor activism ^ftirttattaanyotbarbtaiikolimeralttation mi> ~ ' rted Scare and (he Falmrr raKli further MnsitUed the ^••B more to iito totodi of ttwoo espoood to ii (h< > tbr "perils" ol radicali<tni Sii>lorii. Kagto. ond anti^Mpiiic naUMaitoOc Jew ' nriMuui pawnbroker wore iranstormrd into wtkKeyed radical* The afonaanUHKd may have been rnliral of Uut Jmat) with "fMshmg tooth and aeraggly beard and dripping dagger." trait, tad they wore CMMdMl o< die notion^ ' •'—-nlked dvougb "notoame alleys in die imaginary Kast to itoBtOlhen. partmiarly to the potrlrtan i n Uieir aoarch (or a tia^e, comprehensive explanation •anpdNt The Brahmlm Itbe Hoary and Bruo. „,....„ ....... • -^-vrtopments and In their deoirr to »-•^ -" 'h*I 'lo • true blue, "they ronvrrgedupfM .1 Ruaacit Lioweii. and Bamu WcadiU. who braadwd tWi ttienw mool vindent^. vtoMd the Jew *§ dw dMfpoOcr o( ad vafcm. i)i;.:^ -.'i lent, hidden enemies Together wlUi ttie agent of detonicUon Jew. baater. oconomir man. oAen reolypes circulattog In American society, (he cheM n Uiiieo utod MorehaoBaably. wort nnwillili lor the drduir ol iubvenion tod to the ovorganerallxad eitrapolaiioi "praiwr" iocMy Aitenatod aad IjMwd. they law the Jew u I group are prodiiposed to Iheoe anti (oriHal > die tymtoi o( aUlhcy (telikad aboW d» new induMrtal America hence are a threat to Uie standards, purpooe, and » Their tmagoa aioag with thooo a< novrttau Wilia Calhrr. Honrv nation \ Jtoneo and Edttb Wharton, who aiao knew only the bounder Jew. In addition to IdfDlogical factors. John Higham bas pointed reflected modem wcial dHlnltgrdUwi a«l wyiiiiiidad retreat out that thee* waa we a sartows problem of social discrtmiiu fnrm tn tnititrtil nrHlj F"rtnf fcrriMliUji liniii wiial tion dtroctad atBlaal|Jewt. The MiBdy pubUctiod csclusian of TlMtc aontlmanU Ntowd to take on new rrievance every Jooqib Sdigman. one of dto natton's toadbig bankers, (rom the paaiing year ao ilianwi of Immlgrawu llaoded into Elite lilaad Grand Unlan Hotel to Saratoga to Ig77. brongM to notice a Irrnd Watn't H a Irakm thai the Jew riwayi n maiiw an ethnic and admral aitoo. a mytocrtoua ouliMrr. a nation wHMn • nation ctoMiNtad to a aaparale deattay? Witli tlir advent of mam In •IgraUonof Caatom Eunnwau Jew* tn Uir laoo, m«iy AmertUie Imglirrtana ot thii t owmoiiloti and rtabUttytoaarttod UtotlMfaMraotypchadi eroOii lil<i4o*farta« iWw o( both ttw pogMlar and morr rM»«».l*bli- vartrtioo. Mtowed II wiio ao«4 liiipf*»«onii< nil LMlto'aWMktytoakupttietoaiKtoiai ThrJewtcanb« III* It prodalmad. "are among the moot ono( iTOiipniii The ''tncfttiir «f MM Jo^rf Kookoo a S ipo ro« olay 1 al ewr 0 (ov«M« avoroge of dttotoridii. Ihe dtoveroMB itrato to the country'! <io< {Motion M A Roorflnf ]fan>M CoodonT'im* loochw m th» OmolM PuWk to •iiwiltoi and redeem, are camtanl facton. iteadlly •t ertlMt location iy row lc^aell iof 7 irooit hvUSO to Itogartanei." Ule magactoe eoKorrMl - Jewi Coupon oaptro* 6 10/ 79 ond to the tmdHlona of their race, not b^ imt^'oxklmSi dtoy muto. bid boeauae they chooac to. and Goddes UI««}4T74 ovoninft «*a^o««aO Uiey rtyrawh tar eichartvcneai may Justly anawcr. "we erC—»or««0»»« havctoariMdUiatofyou' " Aa popular Boden that Jews were by instMcl Md tradtllon «M«irtiH| daMd* tod. to maqr mtada, to MMttMr corDlUr> Ikat dtoy wwtdiMttMlnBdty tar toMplralortaiparpMMlniti aUy a product of die lale nhwiiiidh century to Amarlca this waa net tovontad by dm Popidiato. aittioutfi dtoy COM Ml, to Ht pmpagallon Al the turn of die century and lido Uie
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