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Cavanaugh Warns Of OPEC Danger Catgnmrnut Mm CivaMU(h lold morr (tun 100 Mnior rm»«M ai ihr Jewish Cot' .ntrr lu( Mand«> ' t' will dMtniy Uw «nri<j II It II not braktn " WF murt b( able to bnak Out itniiiMnid m a conMnMihit way." Rep ('av» •MI#Mtd Mc pointod out Uul Uir rhal lM0M wfiicti A0iertc«i face iMtoy arr (rvalcr tlian al uqr
Urn* to HMory and Uiat ttaaa challMgH ritould te faMd vUb "unlly and a lenw of canndence " He taid he u optimMlc In (tie long run tha< • new vitality will ipnad throughoul the coiaitry ~ a vitality aimllar to the iparc explorallon approach Ht potntrd out that althoiwh the Uattad Statat It v«iin<raMe of Uteentny crMs.
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Itte alliiatlon It not a hopHeu on* "Racti o( u» has an obllga tMi to pull lr)Krlh«T and re •tore ronfideiK-e in Rovcm mCBl, bualneu and rrllginus leadership IhrouKhoul thr (twnlry " In aniwer to a question Tone CavanauKh reported that six o( the largest bank* in OK • .(!•« have «) per »< 'irt term depoa Its rfjciMtn-fi ID nil produrlnR • nd fxporting countries iflPKCi
The Newcomers' Picnic OavM Ban Yaacw ilowar left i biowt out a candle m celebratian of hli 11th tHrlliday t.__^ the Jewlali PadaraUon of Omaha a Newcowar picnk- last Sunday at the residence of Mr and Un Myron MUder David It On no of Mr and Mn Gideon Ben Yaacov, formerly of South Africa Alae In the photo are nMBben of Iranian Jewlah famUlaa now resldlnii in Ontaha and picnic hianda of David's _
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The Omaha Bar Asaociallofi lva» mSa^ini a molution on SovM Jewry and ha* tent coptca to Soviet leaden H UM Uaiiad SuiM aad MiMcow to Mfcint draw rMaMloa. Raa IdHVMk. «f the law flm •( AbraiMm. Kaalow A Caaaman. Mid wpport ol or galiillni MM dw Omaka Bar Aaaoctatloa la aaadad to wumttk piMhr awarana* a( UH tojualioaa perpetrated M SavM cMMm wiM attempl ie CMretoi baMc human li MK a vain or empty nesture I Uial Ike ciMMdaUvc effect of these rctoIt 10 facua llw «yta of Uw (rae worM on the artlom afHwBevtil twemmew toward SovM >wf and to keep iHpa alive lor thane Mlvkluals In the Soviet Union who aaMar dally fram the denial of their human and legaJ rt|Mi The rcwriutbon on deprivation of human and legal rIKhIa of Soviet Jew* Is as follows. WHKARRAS. Jews In the Soviet Union are subjected to haraaafflenl an4 are linprkioned when Ihey atlempt to ex•rciie Hwfr baik hMman and legal rtghta, at guaranteed yndtr (he ComtHullon of the V .S .S R and (he (' N I'nl vtrail Declaration of Human Hlithts (IMS i. ratified by the Sovtel l.'nion. and WHKREAS. Jewi in the Soviet Union cootlatcnUy are dmird their rtglMa to •migrate and to be rttadUd with their Umilies. hghta guaranteed to them under the Final A 'Irlslnki Caolarence on Security and Cooperilgned by UM lovM Union ilhe "Hatatokl ^in^i Ml , and WHKRKA.S. inalii continue to be tUgedagalnal Soviet Jew* who have allempted to live rdlglouB Jcwtah lives In the SovIM UnkM or who have applied to etnlgrate to laWHEREAS, la hit July IVTI tnal on espionage chargM M ilw SovM Uniort *'>'>'>iv >aM-haramky wJM dmiad Iha bank elemenU of M direct violaikin of tovM law, Includkig (a r ! „ itefenae counsel of hiaown dnten,(blMtn0tta an open trial m the pr<<enre of family inaiiihan tad ic> hii right to paninpate m oral argument In hli own behalf. and WHERKAS, AnaUiiy Shcharandky and his family conUwaity have been denied prMon vitlLatioo rlgblt and have bean Iruttralcd In their allempu to appeal hit convictkm and bit aewHnri to t term of 13 years In prtaon and tabor camga, BE IT RESOLVED that the Omaha Bar Ataoclatkm call upon Ibe Soivlel Union 111 to end the hara«meM and f^yrtM—i of Soviet Jews when they attangf to exerdtnUMlr bMk tonan and legal nghu. aa guaraiMaad by ManMUoaal aecordi and Soviet law. iji toalkiwallS» «M J«wi la (Mrdi* Uielr right to emigrate, and i3i U> 0U*. fMMf flKbaraoaky Imowllale fnedom and the rltfrtt to ciii^«le md to be rtunited with his wife, at
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uponMring n In design r..ii.iiii.iii- .in.i impleiDcfit a procaa* to beip aaaure comprehanaive plan nlng for the development of nur mrlropolilan arra l/HjisH S<j|i>mon ni'tulive dlriHior. Jewish Federation of Omaha served as a member of Ihe Communily Coordliuil ing Council which helped gath-
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Collegiates Invited i To Summer 'Sum-thing' A Kummer of lun and friends U being offered via Summer Sum thing, events lor college aged people .Several social. iportx. and cultural acllvllles are planned A lenlative sch«^ulc includ fs an outdoor Jazz concert on July 22 at 8 p m Music will be provided by Tuffy Epslein and his band A donation of one dollar will be re<|uested al the concert
Who Owns America? On pagH t-ll, the Jcwtah Prcat It publlthlng with pmnlialon porttoM of an brraatttaUve r^wt on Ibe "Arab T^mW af MM U«Mad «•«<•. Tbaattklaa ware daciiwUdiiBlni MM by liM( Lavte, a nattanaUy-kaoapn, aa»JawMi bulipllii ra9«lar la pait ynara, be hM baa MMlnalad lor PvUlMr prtMs. Ha la tbt only jounMlM to have wan Iba PbUartaipWa Orand Award lor Baal Raportlag lar ttuw oontacuUva yaars Mr LavlM provMad badiipvund lor Mo bwwUgatlm to OMobar-adtton of Iba Jowlib Pnm Aaaadatloa dartig Iba rwp'i MMal I IB Naw York City raeHtty. Ha laU OM aMora dwi ba bout a pnvlaw Mat and Ibat kt pirMirW BMB MltaMa JtaMi argialI af Iba inpaftaaeo of Iba malorlal la Amartcaaa, UM adttort aifcad for perwtoaloB to raprtg Iba artMa lo gtvt Mr LevtaM'Ondb* Iba wktaal poaaiMa drculaUan
Other activities Include a tennis loumey. backgammon and frisbee contests all happening in July and August Helping lo coordinate Sun mer Sum thing are Pam ('oo( er. Judy Handleman. an Diane Wintroub Those inle esled In helping may call Pan XM820U, Judy .1342389
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Quarantine Urged CXEVEIJVNDiJTAi -The chairman of the fommunily Relations Committee of the Jewish Community Keder allon here has urged the local Jewish cummunily lo "quar anttne" any Nazi sponiuired rallies by ignoring them, the Cleveland Jewish News re ported The chairman. Dr Aileen Kasaen. made this suggestion after a rally by .Vazls in the Cleveland suburb of Parma resulted in violence "An understandable ' reaction might be to fight fire with fire, and to respond lo their violence with counlervlolence," the said "However. Mich a reaction would be a te-
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SUMOAT, JMV • f ion««f Wo(n«n. torbvcu* M«fnt»*r»hip Of iv«. ••TMOflPorV, 5:30 MOMOAT. JUIT « Odvr Adulli.KC. 10 am. Racraoiionol Day Camp. JCC. tfiroughoui wi Contp Funthin*. JCC. rtirowgdovt wak
runoAv. iuir u Ak Sar Bon Radio Club. JCC. 7 p m. B«th El Cuariculum m««ting. 7:o p.m. lAT.JUlVII OUT Ma^finj. KC 7 30 p m Tempi* ltro*l Board of Trutiaat. 7 X p.m. • noi B'rith Braodbraokart. Ranch Bowl, 1} noon Older AdwlU '>Molk in. Drop-m . Templa Itroel. 11 o.m. THUMOAV.JUITII Jewitb Family Service Retetllement Committee. JCC. 7;30pm JewlabMorrlogeErKountar. JCC. 7:Xp.m Pre-Scbool Family Picnic. JCC. 6 30p.m OMer Adulti. "Wolb-in. Drop in". Bvtb El. 10 am M.2. Yeabonoh. Frethmon Ruab AZA IQOFreahmon Ruth
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1 Award to Cari Cohn da ZalkJo (ctnlcr) and her broCtar. SMvM. dOldrHi of Joan and Uw late ManhaU Z«l Ml dM flm MwriwU A ZaiklB Mwwrtol YooUt SdtoUfiklp Award to Caralya (Carl) CMia.< igMw If AHet Oiia aad dM lato r RfloaM Gate Hw avard. pwMtad at • rtcOTi iMat I JtwM OaMMMy Canlar Buralhw Cawmlltai. «at itw lor «<wi—lratad laateIKlHtoditJcwWiOemnHniiyafOMkaaiidwttUallMgMinleoBmiaMy Tto award rttli K aa aU aspaMt paid tflp aad riM ««ki al ttt BnMt*-Banila loidtuU In Calttar
Ajon Farber Testified On Payroll Changes At ttw wqueat o( CoMCmaaiaa J«IM Cavanaugi (DNE). Omaha bualaanwan AJaa rafter latUfM rcccnUy la TTMhUtfiM r " onthrn coat to bualnpw o( a 'taatonally mandatfd llchaaci Mr KariMr.»f«idM«a<llw Srrvtc« U«r Inaaraaea Company of Omaha, told thr Sdt^ nMnmlllrr on Srl«>rt Rpvptnjr Mcaaumoftbr' War* ind Meanrasl bualaama ov«r am- t>il IkMi doiUra la comply with thr payroll modtllcatlona "No matter whkh way you laok at It. the advanced pay
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InvolvinK Jrv [> j' ling into persi i, n American Je« . (r,r eign fllmv *' ii >« •the 0(1 Street and Mr hiein, ai>wplliu'JitrutillM-l.ur which he Milrl wa.H filmed in KasI Ormany He declared all o( (hose films deall with the HohM'ausI and he Hugge^lrd that film makers m Ihoae three rounlnrs C/echoslo vakia. Krance and Ka»l (iermany had tried to work oul Home of I heir feelings through their films about the Naii periixl by trying tn understand the Jewish experience as It was then ri the United Sl,il.power" to mri.rr' me rioMxauM the rare m<i\ i< concerning ih«- n..,,, „„^i l^ m. i«i nr . n^i "Voyageof lite Damned" at an example Arguing that this film amounled to a "re make" of "(irand Motel .Shulman detlared that "melodrama Is what this muvu- is made of and the hlaloncal reality is ttte vehicle it floats on " Shulman. wfw Mid he has prudured four fUma. one In larael. declared Ihul Ihr mnvHindMOtry doc* exploit thr Holm dUhl Wh<-ii ever aiqrlnfltanUy identifiable villain Itralird lor. bring out Uie .Nazi. .Shulman added thai "combine Nazis with the hot lopic of cloning and you get The Boys From Brazil' ' He added (omliine them with a com miration ramp survivor's nightmare and we have the
exploitative 'The Pawnbroker' Combine ihcm with del ion and adventure and we have rite(xl«~.»« Kil*- " He alM< «H^ iritual of "Fiddler on the Ronf .i<>itiii Is iliis how America thinks of ' ry''Charmingly singing and dan rue swHv while awaiting Ihe next i' death to most of the IMjgruiii »lii' »<hter to most of the men and r,ii If caustic ki thepoi<i> iiiarrh off \merlca ' 1 v\ru iil'M' '—title ,il Jewish •the •I'nrt:, . .....ijlaint," "(HO.... uin Bye Bye Braverman He de. (onlairwd portrayals of Jews. ' iiiaking pig.s of Ihem \i i.tli i< M . . , , II'. I-• •. ;iiy Ixxjrishh because • y. exult I ility and »(ling uncomfiirtalile in their iTite Jewish way when enc-'HintiTing Ihe people who have lakrnoverfl ilaces In the ghetto " Shulman i that "if Blacks were portrayed this uav. an uproar would be heard which would break our eardrums But not Jews They sit and either think these things are cute, are true are not worth tmthenng alioul or are worth tmthenng about but do not want lo look pushy hy making a fuss " He re marked this may he a reason no quality Jew ish theme films are made in the United Stales adding "why stHMild quality movies be m.Mic 1)11 Ihe sutiject if everyone seems lo be >M»li.slied with tripe''•' He then discussed some movies about Jews •'that were or tried tu tie of quality " Ht-iler Street." "Ues My Kather Told Me," The Angel l<evlne'" and "The Apprenticeship u( Duddy Kravitz ' He said "Hester Mrtt-t. which he called the moat famous and successful of these films, was independently prcKtuced because no commercial studio thought it was (•corvimiially leasihle He added that after It waa made. ' "on a shoeatring budget "" nobody would risk the coal of dloIribution He declared that not until II won several film festivals wa,s it widely distrih uled "and earned considerable profits
Cornhusker B'nal BVith Calendar of Events for the coming six months July 25 - Special B'nai B'rith attendance at the Onnaha Royals game July 28 - Dinner at the A-Ri-Rang Club Early August — Tour of the SAC Underground and Dinner at the Officers' Club August 19 - 3rd Annual B'nai B'rith Picnic
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Cantor Chaim Najman Seven yean ago. Cantor Chaim NajmaB joined •Uff of BeUi El Synafogue and the JevWl oonmunlty of Omaha. What a beautiful aevwiyean! Cantor Najman, hit wife. Sherry, and their children, Yehuda. Hhtdy. Danny, Dtna have made a cootrUxttion to the Jewlah life of the community that will long be remamberad. And now they are moving on-to a bigger congregation—to a bigger Jewish community. Caator N«Jman has vld that he will miss Uie ^^ann friendihipe and doae retatfcmthips that he ^•od Sherry have established, and thai it is not easy ^^w them to leave Omaha. [ We. on the other hand, will not find it easy to ^•Mwrateourselves from Cantor Najman ^ His dynamic, melodious voice Is a major part of his professional ability, but certainly not the only attribute he presents His work with the children of the community has not gone unnoticed, nor has his magnlf icient partic Ipatfawi in epic musical productions at Beth El Our loss is Shaare Ttedek's gain But let's not thlnlc in terms of loss As we said at the beginning—"What a beautiful seven years!"
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ilnhotpiw rod manner The woman at Ike the mtirr time I movad from dark la dork MM WBHI me to write I Mter to the maaaair toUtog him haw craiy ilw eyalem to At the aame time iiowaver, dw admiUad Uiat the ayiiem I'tdunge Thuulamd."dMaaid pto A lew weoks aga I dM oome free-lance wrlUag far Ow Hebrew Unlvenliy Public RdaHona Depart meat I Idarrtownd aaana Aentraiton atadanU who were mroll edtoaagactolpraram OMweeklatorlwanltoluniinmyita riaa and agree on a fee Thedbactortoamanlamtoodfriendawlth Weimtonthe plane to Cairo to April Since thai Ume we have pUyed tannii weekly ANer reviewtag my ilorlaa he aald. "okay M'l art downtotacMto ' Tito Pdilh: ReUUoaa dofiarimaat hat* bata«i to the liraeli Mbora' Unton. he told me Therefor*, my ulary it dHrmiiraid bylhopnyacaletheUMonhoieitabltohed Thelormulautome^ w^ cooipUealad. Firat. I mud count Uw number of cfiaracten to tap dales kKiudini punctuation I muWply USs number by Tby l.S«> rtaaHy. I divtde the product by M Uuuaand and the tieot la my aalary in laraell paumb Once a toe hai been colculatad there are lorma to fill out in Natoew and two In EagMi. eadi one In triplicate Alter ii^H liking gto tormi mv frienrf inlil m» I wmiiii nu-^^.. ,,^y nvmrv fy M^ three mantlM WhyUiraomoaUM. Ilnnacettlyaaked ThUtoaburaaucraracy. man. thing* work that way here." he told ma Not only willIKiai lake Uiree atoolho to roealve ay payment, bui M can only liven to me ttMraagh aqr pound bank aceount IMomadbimloatyhadaddlaractmait >le iai«hed and than aocnrtad ma to the neanat bank lo ad 19 a pound accountI iV dapodtedSpoundB.abaMtasc«nU By Uie lime my check to d» podtad m Ihto acoounl toi ttwee months, lu ipinilkig vdue wUI bavedecreaaodby lipormnt. Had Ike nbowc Incidaad been my fird enoauntar wiik laradi buraaucracy, I probably would hava bom ihrM loataod. I jual Id Ingafkar wlib the dbwctor we rmkiiaead alum (arms d bMraaucracy to iorael
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Vour colMM II) iMl vMk't JcwMi Prm dM MM4 9M my tdnnaUa nowtag. bU oM to tk* dincUM ym tadkatat Tlw iMt and eoolMl o( IIM OQiuni beliMrMl mt • M Sudtady I r*^ iltMd UMI my illicilml aram fram ttt tocl Hut If llw wrd Jrv" wtni MrtHut«dlw "Arab", and "jMrWHMiirailad" lor pctro". the toluinn would to a rUMk plart a( ravtniMdl-StmJUarn' I iiiMiil thai tlw real praMna it UM nay rriatlOMMp br hMM monry and power in Ihu country, whether t)M ownar o< dw maaey br Arab. J«wlih, or anythlnc alie Thr Aratw. M I •roup, artnwrcly UwiMtlrMfntbmrfiriari. MIMMI riMp II latmi llMi wlMn Jewi leek to influrri. ., poll ry of thtai country Uimu^ tlmUar m«am, we riiii ii an lirael MAy tNit whenthr ArabBtryit.wetMa'acrrct ArabaUaleiytabuyAjiwrka Lat'l«idUichyponity Lett work (obulldui Amrrtrathil wi'i bought or uld. and one that «rekt nnlhrr to buy or tell other Mtkmi in our monetary interesl JohnPolladi
TattmtdtUtr A hiU page of Mtert by Indlgnani wnten appeared In the June a taMW of the Jewiih Prew The IndtfMtlon was dirarted agafnatmafor my miKKmof i funrtion ipwaorad by a Jawtah iroup and lollcltuii the auppon and participation of the community My crlliclam was baaed oa a ufid tnH indlaputattle prem ne thai in all JawM oaaamwi altaln. the Mnctltic* of the Sabt>aih and of Kaahndh mutt ml be violtted While individuaii may do at they chooae. and ire accountattlr to no one but their own oaoadence. a rommmally Md artlviiy may Kd dttragard that* tatwtltWo Thla U the convtctkn that u ntponalbta for the tttabUthmentoralCdMtr IRUHnmaw JCC andlnallthe Federatkni apontoiad tpnrlta A ftronf potnl It made by Robert KMaiMrg atail llM.Boadi of Itrael dlmer evcoU held at Ihe HUtMi Hotel wtllMUt any oblertloni betng voiced Thia la locorrect The tame Qt>)eciJan> •ere volctd to the Bonda lor larael people At i retuil. arrange OMMla wwc made by them on a number of ecctakma in the pait to atrve Koater dinnen In fart, the coming Bondi for Iirad diawr It ariiaduled lor Nov id to be hHd at Peony Park, under toUKaahnilheandHkMt Other rommunalfy-aponaorad dhmeri have tlao twen held In Ptony Park in order to meal full communal Kaahruth Man dank Theac Inrhide the 9wr Home Love Ball, a ragkmal B'nai B'rtth convention banquet, and other* The aponaen of theae evmita had my hdloal cooperalkm, at Kti Zilkin know* lo ««il itoet be waa directly iavelvod is at iaati one of theoe eventa TlH fmmy Part BaHranm may not have been avallaMe on the very nitfd Uiat dM Soetely of Survivom deckled lo Md their dinaar iiiraiy. than,' anottiar night rould have been found Surh a tll^ iBtanvwilew la net loo peat» pncf to pay forthepnn dpie of communal Katftruth At to the time of the event Un Apnl 7. the dale of the event, the 7 p m icheduled time waa tllll during broad daylight, and llHia. ttlll Shabbat RaUonallzIng that the dinner meal wai not ttrved uMU later la Ihe evening u an evatlon The rvenl was called tar 7 o'clock and ail Ihe publlctty to Indlcalcd Shabbat and KaAndh are comentonet of Judaltm Their Mitary l« at old u Ihe Jcwiah people Itaelf To repeal Ihe wordt ^UhAadlHa Am, a letdBlg ZtotritI of the turn o( the century than the people of larad witched over Ihe Sabbath the wtutted over the people of Itrael "If not In our private •Kalhw llvet then certainly on a communal level do we have the reapon tibtlily o< perpetuating the Imtltutlont of ShabtMt and Kaihrvith Let It not be laid of ui that our generatkm tfiowed total dltre gardfer; brought on the derolac of Shabbat andKaihruth inour community If thit baak premlae It accepted, that Shabbat and Kaahruth ihould be camnMMally upbaM, thenttierc is room for dtacuaahm llihitpremlaalar«iected.UMnUiertltnot much left lo dtocuta. tor we Ihan artn't atandtagon common Jewiih ITOUMII H la not I wlwMeraiiaaa the place and importance of Shah bat tod Kiahruth In Jewiih Itle I did not invent Shabbat and Kaahruth Theae are Blblk;aly ordained I am merely a tpBtft^'tw lor theae BiMleat taediHigi. I itand firm on every nbM't rt#it and duty lo ipeak yp rtgardlag communal vMa of thaae fundMMotalt of JcwM lUe Judaltm hat tlrcady iumdanlly walcrtrf-dmm In «r commmai life It it lime the trend Pannthetlcally. it may be pointed out that the natkmal polldaa af all our major communal organltaUoat raqulre adher aaee to Sfeabbal and Kaahruth Kven mara ttrtUag It the fact Camp David MeeUnga between Sadat and Bagia were _ the Shabbat wid thai oaly KaaiMT liadi wM^ o( Stale, dealing with the world't moal delicate can dtaplay reverence lor the lanctltlea of Judaism, nveiywecanalao It la not true, aa Ell Zaikin lUtea. that thla matter la being called la attention only after thefact The matter was brawght 9 al plaflBim meetlngi and ob)actlaaa wart Uwn raited (ram the group Hatlf rtgardlH t»* tfn* and place o( Ihe event gaidar lo ihe peup aad aot at ill part of the plan laanied of the flaal arranaMMnU only after they a (aU aoeompli only aflar Iht tbae was act and a commit waa BMd* with the helal Evea to. in a private cemrouto Iha ckalnnaii. Stai mad. 1 dM clearly voice Iha abtacUoae dtall lUda la IMB Mtar Eli Zalkln further ttatct that "Rabbi Nadoff and Both larael
not to halp wNh ON dhHMir ' No Ell wedidnotflndexcuaet. and vtolatkma of Shabbat and KMhruth are not mere "eicuaei " It Is the very heart of IMa kmie Ell Zal kin addi. Neither the RabM nor the aynagogue offered an alternative they uflerrd no help lo find a tinhitinn to having a Kother dinner " Kli Zalkln knows lull •*• v personal exprri tnce with me that my help in tu > M never withheld from him and wu. In fart, made abundanll> available to him in Ihe past He Is as knowledgeable about allemalives at 1 am having succeasfully sought them out with me in the past Suaan FriMi makes a most importam observalton thai the evi' ' iieared only lo a lew it was an rvenl lor Ihr m lir> " Thla IS precisely the point Becaute it was gesreo III iTM-entire comiii M.larrtk should have prevailed anii nould have been followed She tla»~v lunwr uiai m m-i iiixiritiKinK "empiUBlt wat always placed on the Jewish inmmunity Thr JewM rommunlty. t repeal must br guided by a higher slan dard of Jewish otMiervsnce than may be pursued by individuah An Incredible statement appearsover the signal u-' ^- ' •• fhten He wntes "The survivors set Ihe standard Jewlthneaa, unlike the rest of us ' 1 am sure the lurv iclvca would reject tuch a double standard We are one people, with one history, and with one tradition There are not two slan dards of Jewish communal behavior, one lor the survivors and one lor the rest of us Regarding my reference to 'glitter and tinsel" from which to much offense wat taken whenever we rommunally disre gard Jewiih practice and value* in our public activities, we have giver up more than we have gained The newipaprr .ind television publicity was indeed, very important ,i: value to the entire Jewish community Rut the lmi« value were greatly dimlnlsht^ he<ause wr didn't shuw t^u^l concern tor the sacred values of our own hrntaKr I must repeat - as Individuals we may do as we chouae and accept or reject Jewish standards, as our conscience dictates In Jewish commu nal affairs, however, a different standard must prevail and higher expertalkms are Justified I dearly value Ihe friendship of the letter writers and of all the survivors m our communily I andallofai want Ihrm lo lie a strong and succestful force in hrmKlng the message of Ihe Ho locauat to UB We need lo hear the mruagr over and over again They-ihould continue lo puniur their misiiion of Zachor and never permit us and the world lo forget And I would warmly welcome the opportunity of breaking bread with them at their nest event Isaac NadofI Rabbi Relh Israel Synagogue
nitfeeBdHar: On April IS. If?*. I wrote a letter to Ihe editor of the Jewish Prett tUting my potllion .i"-' '••' :- •>-••' "'•• "••'•- -• ^•••• vivort' Liberators Dinner Ihit event As founder of >) 17. IV78 through an announ< memiiers It wasmy inlerl ^ _ : _^..:.l m whatever undertaking that our organization would sponsor Contrary to what some may believe halacha could have been (allowed for this dlruier Let me quote a portion o( a letter thai I tent to Sam Fried and C C lent to Mary Fellman. Mike Kich mond. Conrad Koller. March 20. 1979 reslaling what I had uid long before the final dinner arrangementk were made about how wrong It was lo have a non kosher dinner on the .Sabbath "Let meclarify my standonlheHlltonSO S Dinner I have had nothing to do with any declskm pertaining lo ihe dinner In fact. I ipoke up against the we of the Hilton Hotel and Us non kosher facilities I said we would he willing to kosher Peony Park 1 jter I wat told that Peony Park was not available when Ihe ^>eaker was I suggested that the entire group be served kother T V dinners Vou told me it would not look right to terve our non-Jewish friends frozen dinners, and I replied that when I Invite someone I do not aak him what I shall terve Another tug geathm wai to cook at the Jewish Community Center Kitchen and bring the dishes and the food to the hotel or serve dinner in the Jewish Community Center Gymnaalum " The committee ignored all theae tuggtatkms' How then can anyone say that they had no choice^ Cantor Lao Pettman Beth Itrati Synafovia TalkaEdllar: Jewitb military congregations regularly look to larger civil Ian communltlet for leaderahlp In all phases of Jewish life A iigniflcani ncepUon It In Intra-group rdattonahlpa where mill tary congregations often place a higher phorlly on Jewish unity than do many of their civilian counterparts For example. It is virtually unheard of In a military congreptkm to begin the Yam Kipptir Break-Tlie-Paat before all Jews In the group have lulfllM their ratlglout oMIgatkmt even If that meana that people who have been accuttomed to tneaklng fast at tunact have to wail for thret start and then maarlv and havdalah Thla It one cate where dvlliant can learn from the military In planning Ihe Survivor* Dinner, an event of tuch tupreme ilgniflcancc lo all Jewi, no elemcot o( the JewWi OamimwWy •hould have been eiduded from full and equal partlclpatlan In honoring the llbaraton After ill. as living Jews, we are all sur vivon! MBMBy^HyL. HOUBUB
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To the Editor: The Idea of a Survivon/Uberaten dinner was a very | hil one. and one that alao mutt have been very difficult fo of thoae Involved I am sure that It rekindled nwrnohet and opened wounds lh.it wpn- moal painful The fact that the Society of undertake this IS an admirable one . when a representative of Ihe dirmer rtinifriittee came lu a Beth Israel Synagogue board meeting and told the board of commluioners of tlie forthcoming dinner to be held and asked for flnanrial support There was an immediate response fmm one of our board members an individual who also Is a ' i. wrre very men iween v^,n' ino uiMioi oiiMngl hiH re emotional and I efMHj|(ri iiirti \nf ir(iiT-.*-riiriu^t- til iiir dinner committee 1 drew his re(|uef>t lor funds before the board could vote on the i quest The difficulty that our board member had In not attendin •••-'•
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III ' IncI dri ' rls R.ii '11 easure thai trut I II unl' i.ii theSurvivor«/l II < iihavci had tuch a truly kosher dinner Ihough scheduling can br problem, it would seem that since over Ki vr.-in; have passed' since the horrors of Ihe Holocaasl a '• • even a few more riMjnlhs wimld not have been an ii.... • lime to wait in order to hold a kother dtnner of MK<h htitittlH OMV lo our conl|H munily and Ihe communily at large PaulShyken Prealdenl. Beth Israel Synagogue To the K.ditor The mailer o( IN- .siirvivnr'- dinner i blown out of all proportion, partly by * n- who! an "^ • iwareof Ihe laclsor misimriinii nil III .iiiiipartl; ti\ •• who enjoy, for Iheir own purposes lomenti (Diiii.n. 1 ^. 111iiurcommunity Personally I agree with Hatitii .Nadolf's pusilKin in the mal ler The Survivors dinner should have i-*-— '•"• "- ""'her ai not held, even partially on a SaWialh ! l.iber*' jlorv i".hi. iiN'nded Ihe dinner would !:„.. ure pi • respected us more had the dinner been held in
mr' '.Halacha Rabbi Nadoff applauded Ihe basic concept of Ihe dinner and let be known in his recent letter lo Ihe Preaa his admiration for Ihe S(x-iety ol Survivors He has always been a .staunch supporter of Ihe S<Kiely and ils memt)er» Those survivors who*iava dealt with him know of his deeply fell compassion for them amfi his aniniish over their inhuman treatment by the Nazis and the hi" • 'IT of their loved ones They have also known his aliii in I'ountless matters For any one to suggest thai hei.sijL .I'toward survivors would be laugha blellilMHe could mil. huvicsit lend his support to Ihe dinner being held in the manner and at the place where il ultimately waa held What is more, his advice arul participation in decisionmaking were not requested, and it was only upon his receiving an invilallon lo attend, shortly t)efore the dinner thai he waa fully aware ul the matter and declined to attend I am reliably informed thai Ihe .Soi'iety ol .Surv ivors through its own membei was well aware of the difficulties that might develop if Ihe di ner was held as planned I am also reliably informed that alter natives were suggested by members of Ihe .Society, such as the dse of Peony Park's facilities, which have been kashered for various ol our communal events in the past These luggettlona were rejected Sam Fried is a fine. able, and well inlenlioned Jew Kven he cannot t>e senout in suggesting that kashruth ot>tervers could, It Ihe dinner, eat non-koeher foods on non-koaher plates with non kosher ulenslls, from non-kosher pots and pans from a non- ^^ kosher kitchen, and that they could attend ct>mpletely at the din^H ner. the reception for which t>egan prior lo the ending of the .Sab-^l bath Many others In Rabbi Nadoff's poaltlon would have either attended the dinner, masking their true convictions, or kept ttlll, giving tacit consent by that silence Rabbi Nadoff is not thaf kind of Rabbi. he is not afraid to take an unpopular stand on an issue in which he believes that he Is right He should be commended, not vilified, lor speaking out openly and fully In re reading the letter that Rabbi Nadoff sent to the Preat, I wat Impressed by the fact that he commended the Society lor the sound and excellent concept His dlssatislacllon was in the ultimate vehicle for the Idea I feel that a meeting of the Society with Rabbi Nadoff lo discuss the matter calmly and dltpaaslonately might prove fruitful and best lor the community Paul E Crataiae
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ovortumod the awM'a monaiary ly item rewalyllilaid lro<IMonal coweoptt o« McnMllonal battle and aceonpllihed the mtai draatic reaUyunMl ol world power tinoe World War II Thai eainpal0»-^nipioyii« a potcM. ievrn prooiid optratloMl ttratogy inalde ihtUnMed Stales -hat directly Involved every American at an unwilling pawn on Ji global Arab baitic botrd whore every move hat one InHlal goal IhebrMkdown ol the American aupporl that haaonabted laraoi (o withstand Hirer detadeoof Arab ground and iiraltackt A good place to itart the itory la amid thegaudilv itiiorni collection of drew >mla»' ' retched acroat the lawnt'i liouar on March M There. thouHnda of revciert and
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The Pelrobillions Conquest A 7-Pronged Arab Invasion of America Dciplle the denials of government iffldaii and Uw attam of ttw nwdu. Expo OfMlttOMOf US have boOT rocydcd alnce 1173 a natiaawtdo campaign thromh rtilch Arab ofllcialf, operaton and nlrcpTineura have boiigM Ihclr way into merica' s hl|0wat aodal. Haaoclal. ihiary and poiitJeai elrdoa RocordBiatthePiparliBwtumatt. laMaraland laatlmanyaiid Baaactal nporta and raconli tat Arafc naUonali have bow la Inaidredi of MHlaqi of doUan financial acthrliy la Aaiartca IhepMtHsyaan w-rrforMcIng lite pallems uf theac MM. Expo hao boaa able lo ruct a tevonfroaaadpttrodoUar vMehArab haw galnart lafri Inla wil expanding taifluencc 00 the :ream Instltutlont of American llle I of activity are , through . buy tnormerger.of hundrNltof Itet including blUkm-dollar banks (bulldlagi; hotala and other real ; brokaragthouBta, maayfactMing , eonatnnion oaeapaalat. cattle . farm* and grala iMurt varloua ttockt. bondi and commercial paper Invcatment* kramjry OepartmenI recordt indicate lat Arab Invottmcnl la U S Treaiury MUa and nolao rockalad from C 3 lBtfnioll0 7bUllani«ir3 Bullttlnt and Intemattonal lovManl RaporU Indtcate that im aad It77. Arab Investment In riacka went from >3(5 loti tMUIon, hohUogtlnother aoawd from MS mllUoo to II7 Hovtw, thiilnclHdcaonly lacdy Iraoaobta laveatmaat* made In the intemallunal nvarket Much Ike recent Arab investment in til fleldi •ado Ilmu0i thlrd^party or Mamatlonal corporal lone iM to hMi Iho Invaalon'true IdmUtlM At I aamt tlnw. a im Mirvcy by BuBbMt Mfc lAagnln* foiaid that Saudi Arabia li w tht largoitJMldrr of the paper af Uw National Mortgage Ataoclallon H Aanclatlwi. wfcleh haa 9m billion In and It Ike afailh largaal corporation ASMTlca. Is the ma)ar tuppller of hoiM Eloan money in thli country lana baiA daaoMa lor use at ipaltUcaikvfragr. Uie in |f7».
the Senate Fordm Rdatlona S(d>cammllt««of Multlnttlonal Corporations tried to determine exactly how HMick control foreign invetton had in Amarleaa banks, and loughl to subpoena American bank record* aa part of thai investigation ^uwalt and Saudi Arabia openly challtngKl Ik* Subcommittee and •aid Ibty beM about tl I bUlhm in AmorlcM banta-lncluding fl i billion in •hart-term deposits. and that they would Ir analar tho wonoy to European laaUtdkxw If the .Subcommittee did not itoptrying to aubpoena the American luink rocordi thai ttiowod Ihe extent of Arab
Arab officials, operators and entrepreneurs have bought their way into America's highest social, financial, militaxy and political circles, in a nationwide campaign financed by petrodollars collected from U.S. consumers. The Subcommittee backed down and Mopped that portion of Its Investigations Suboommlttee memtwr* explained that they had no other choice "11 was the second lime since the I97t Rabat .Summit thai Ike Arab Moc threatened to cotlapae the Federal RasMTve Systeni If they did nol gel their way They apparently tucceaded both timea. Congrwe aevor dM paaa leglilatkm to contnl or even require ragiitratlon of Arab invesUnenU In America I aimed al buyingcoatacU and "advlaon" In Ike hlgkiildfcleaafgmnwiBal Among Ikoaa cimaUy knawB In be dIrecUy tovohnd ta npnaantlog, counerilng or In Uw dirtet aoiiploy of Arab financial operalWat ai« a mator candUale lor tke t'nitad Stalaa PraaMancy In iflO; the lomar U S. Diroetor of Ik* BudgH aad doae friend of Praaklcat Carter: tk* brotkar of Prtaldtal Carter, a former poll Ukcr aad penonai fHend of PrealdenI Carter a former US VlcePresManl. a former CIA director. IwotormorfnA ttalkm chief a. two former Scnalors. lodudtag the former bead of the Senate foreign Relallont Commltlee. a former
V S Attorney (ieneral. lour former Aaalstant Secrrlarle* of State a former A**latant Secretary of the (: S Treasury • former !iecretary of Defense and former Secretary of the Air Force '"Linkaie" program* designed to drawiegmentsof lopt' S industry close to Arab novemmcnts This is reflected in the reports of Arab Amcriran Ventures Inc of San p'rancisco. which indicate that V S exports to Arab rountrles )ust prior to the Itn Mldoatt war » or* Itaa Ihan II blllkm annually By late last year, that figure had increased to more than 11J billion The extent of this new wave of •linkage" is also seen In the recruitment rrrnrt.s of the Arat^ American Association lor Commerre and Induktry. headquartered in New York and open to 'any private corporation, partnership or membenhip which Is Interested In Ihe aimsandpurpoaetof the Association " The AiaoclatkMi, which repreaents the member nations of the Arab League. It financed by duea paid by the 117 member companies Thoae duet, according to the Association's records, support Arab research, forum meetings, business t>r1eflngs. Informal luncheons, mnlrrenrrs lndustr> workshops and Irade missions across Ihe (Inlted States Record* thow that the dues-paying member companies Include II of America's lop 100 defense contractors. among them Weslirn FTIetlnr Westlnghoutean<i •-ctrlc:2lof Fortune magailmS corporations with combined yearly tale* totaling MOO blllkm such rompanle* aa the Ford Motor Company. IBM. ITT. Union Carbide and i: S Steel. and ten of Amanca't lop twenty banks with comMned aatett of about On blllkm. including the Bank of America. Chase Manhattan and Bankers Trust Company One of the most recent new recruitments IS Hill and Knowlton. Inc Headquarter In New York, the company It Ihe world't largtat public rHatkms firm Hill and Knowlton signed on with the Arab Association last November •Dlroct poUUcal action through a (really expanded and highly tophlstleated kibbyliig effort hi Waahtnglon and through direct financial Involvement* In the home dMrlda of legltialort whose actkn* have dteplesaed Ihe Araba The Arab lobby, now acknowledged a* "forraklable" In the capital. Is credited with being the pivotal force In laat year's controversial Oangre**lonal vote on Ihe F IS Jet deal A chilling example of local polltlral act km can be teen In the sltualkm of Idaho's Senator Frank Church Church has WvtaUgaledArakflnaaalaUlaalinga. -..
helped hlork military equipment ' Arah rountriet and oppasedl .ilsaslhrF IS agreement In" aiicdiirl Ui neutralize Church the AratM have now landed in Idaho and liegun iMjying support lor a pra Arab candidate who l.s gearing up to run agalst Church in IWD 'Educational grant* and endowment* (hruugh which Arab nations, according lo the Stale Department, have increased their 'linkage ' with American colleges more than ten limcsevaralne* 1173 At least TfiuniwTsifies and colleges have n varkMJs Arab states I' »'nl of Arab Studies programs Typical is a tl million gift from Tl Sattdl Arabia received by the I'nive^ity ul l>l Southern California to fund a profesiorshipin ArabSludit^ To get the money, the Lfniveniity agreed to allow the'' Saudi gDverment to approve the lastructors chosen lo direct the program Fvrn when university officials stand la.st against Arab attempts to dicate hiring policy and violate federal .11 • ^ il.itlons. allemate j 1' iplish the same I H" •'• M •• • .11. ";-••<! an Arab ' (•niln«''<ltl 'i inillii.n w'lrkmg grant to MIT tl .'n.-. , I nu .St udics ol variiMj.^ 1. lesert socletips When Ihe Ki_... ......jted that no Jews tie allowed to participate In the program, the Hchool balked at signing such an agreement So Ihe Arabs hired away all the non Jewish MIT experts they needed to set up the identical program- as a "private business'' with no official ties to MIT's rcMNirce* There are no Indk'ations that the Arab* have toftened on their staled Intention of ^ using all buiines*dealuigs and "linkages" ^ in America as a direct political tool Middle iCait magailne Is the official butlneta organ of the Arab world and the loumal uaed by American firms seeking Irade thereThe opening pages of Mkldic Eatl'i October 1971 Issue pull no puncket. In an editorial directed toward readers, •dvertltert and prospective clients, the magazine ttates bluntly.' 'The day when you can expect lo do business with Ihe Arab world and not take note of what they believe In and fight for has kmg gone The Arab world is sufficiently strong today not only to fight for what it believes In. but lo expect that It* friends and allies will stand up and be counted "Today, politics and economics not only mix. but are totally interdependent There is a consensus among Ihe Arahl^ that lodobutlnesswlththe Ar ' ";in« taking a pallliral stand ni:' :;|c . «IUi AcabMt^IOUMXlliegUuiMkiMttt'
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Patsal's a^gielki la Igwrad. Xtm raaappiyeaathNas UMlarasflsawvata wMMa W mltsa a( beUi OMNaeem Mid CakraAadmiaa as the trso^ are still sagagaisadllamli^plenaa HIM tall frew dm ridaa. Arab leaders meal agala-ia KttwaN They charge ttiatltaey have once again bean cbaatad of ytetary Tbty anaounoa the laraHUon ol a united Arab hvni aad the epaatog a( yet another f ewpal»i agalaat Israel This time, they vow pubUdy. itey wW "oaeheagilha swwd er eif." They alee vow to ponisli the I ha ve enabled die laraalls to r^tilse Arab sitacfci Thus began the oil embargo and the first round of masalve prtrr hikn THK(>PKMN(;.SAH'tff»
wiiaaa ndaa af« ftrc^iackcMd and iruitcd Ml*anl.lltebMr«liM(aliiMtom Stmn hafihaiardly among tiMat madunn arr liiagrole>quri\ s\iUtttapetolformer tnmmrn iheir tmltw already begliwlHg to Moat and rrark pink in thr dnerl heat nilf »asUielumin|{piMnt thr place at •hK-h thr Syrialn mvaann to thr MMlh wai broken Sy nawNawntta are new leattai lag north, indttorgaalMdretreat Tlw Ameriran-auda U-m tanks whidi roar liaat at* martad wtth Start o( DavMt and haatdy-acnwM itagana "(Jn (o .lndwSlnal.lkabaflkaa( <wttlinr»and carpatad wMb twlatcd renwaaia of the Ruaalan ZiL tracks, rocket la«aidier> and artillery piaoaa wtttcb thr Egyptian Third Army MHd to tntt Ha aiaauit acrom the walarway an Vom Kippur Now two vaaka lalo that war the Kgyptian Third I badly maalad aad Mbylsraeil .HaJI,< >«Miriviag memban and I laaka itt muiMbtle M iha ratMdlam ladag Ute choice o( total surrender dhilalian I ttw AUaniic Ocean, the Ales are huag wttii a hawing arcUpalagi al IIS mtWUrytaaharpliiiM paaMaaadlar cantinaus mMairretaillagalllM flaataf El Al 74rs tarrying ai9pUm Iram Paaca Air Force Base In New Hampahira la laraal Maaawhile. In Dataware, caravana o( U 5. C-tA cargo plaaa hanbcr 0(1 the naway* a( Dover Air Pore* Baaa. rowd dwclaefc.bnadadiarTalAvhf Thelargaat airlin in hMary la underway In the Arab capMaU o( the Middk EMt, eyas whidi haw ipam aiaat mv mipa afen^Uy Wl skyward, bring ami ThatAmerlcaa larad to soora Ma fawth irhaapb mwr Arab bnradsra smoa IMI Oaapatr at thaaaiyai breeds la tin Riyadh nveae ream arsaadi AraMas Uiig Palaat. An anry F'alMl dispalchaaa ••M«itaU.t PrsaMealiUdMrdNlun HwMaTi I" Miwgir la Adnaa KlHriHMt—a ama wfeaaa Mune wlU ImaaiMihwiiiMbigli(lailllai hiIhsqatii war that la J«M beghmbig. A saaasbar a( dwlandl rarai court. KkariHHl Is ITBgMally uaed by Palaal aa aaamlasafy andaDaratlva. In one ease. KhaalMHl la yaf1tndarly«aftd. ill years balaw. the ~ HaBaaMmaallla aMsrtioralalaNima's la the vMiNlusto atUwWalmgati aaoaUry Raaamary Waoda. hadaUvera till Hir-TigTti "I'lrfi renalnMssliiliii If the WMIa House realty waato to sad the war. M ea« da ao by maraly haWBg the .;g(aUBWlt)a(eM(iin
It II unr )'rar lairr Thegasslstiensof America havr roiled in riloulfeaU. fistflghts and evaa shaot<«uts aa drivers have beea loread to queue 1^ iar ho«n to reeetv* small rallaas of csMlme The stack mariM caroms off kilter. stUI imablr to right Itaelf alter a series of dMcks which have struck at lU ftnwdatlana tndusti7 afler mduatry h« been forcwd to na bark andshaldownaperauena Wsvetof wortirs have been latd off EiM'wpaan couninea which prmoualy baMMd at aelliag arms to the Arabs have abruptly iwermd diet polio ThrFU)hMbeM hurriedly recognltfid at the I nited Nations Israelis. recaUmg the horror ol the previous year's Holy Oayt. have berr lorccd to attend die I(r7t Vom Kippur servlcas with rifles in their luuKto Kverywhere. the price of oU continur^ lo esplodeapward Yet the media at the Wcalera w«rM do little to ronaect these sefthetpiiMwar In the air above the Middk Eaatcm deserts, leaders of I* Arab naltaas are flymg 10 Morocco There ttiey anaooac* plans to create a new world moneiary system whose primary rurrenry will he petrodollars HenoHorth. they say. alloti aadmenetaryiiagwialiusii mmtttt oulaide world win be Inseparably lUiked wtth'-oOierlssuM." The primary "other Issues " diey list are lower prices (or Westcni goods and iervlcca they want lo buy-and "hdl Israeli wtthdrswal (ram our Icrrltary " The tone of that Arab SiaMalt to Rabat Is one of threat and Uuelar Maeltag with the Weetara prees. Arab leaders eiplam diat diey have already Bccufflulalad bUlioas in pronu from (be otl price klfeea they have fanpoaed over the laat year They say Ihia la only dw bngtaali«. Now they kdend to begin leag^irm InvaaUacaUof that money lo Amarlca and Eura^. They will be taking over amanbar of aw)or wgiaalei and todHstriaa to s campalgi Ibr rMtly eipaadad Arab tofliiance aad recagaluen as Ike new world auperpo^san Hie Arab leaders react atrongly to Ibe tabaevenef Amertcaabuslnsae Inaflact. Owy dnatoa to crlp^ or coUapee Ike Aatorfean baakkig «yatom if Ibey are ttMM wHh. Itay pkraae Ihalr wandnp biMy: "irCaagraaspaaaaalcglalaltonto btodt Arab takaavar blda, we can trmnddr il^SbankitatoEaragaaa Aleaeaf die (teal Rabat I OdabaririKhvPaiaal. spahaemaa for dM Arab bkw, I rr-pi rtlntiia rfrtiiinrrsnlniifi Mat Otobrjusl-deihreredanM Psliiinmrtea the tour and hefli one of tte we^ons for Uie beneflla a( ferafga prase photogrsghers HeMtagthedsdAy mlper's rifle to Ms dMddir and paertag throu#i Ks totoaesgle aWN. Uw ao« daceaeed Klag awtaig dto barrel to a weeterly dIrecUaa-toward dMMl
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How Much Do The Arabs Really Control? A iiei^a 10 decumenl Ike atad aataal of Arab IhMMcM tovabmesenU to Amedce are thwarted immedlelaly by two obstacles the lack of laderal tows requinng aystemallc recardtog and dtsdosure o( such (ordgB activity and the abreud o( eerrecy drawn around auch tranaacttont t>y Arab Hnanclal operatives • thki country kisny large corporations pretar to operate diecreetly beyond the harsh glare of pidiliclty lor numeroui practkrai reasons, btd the Arabbwlaeesmeii who have iwarnied into the oeanlry siaoe Ifn dlaplay a particular abaaealon lor ultra MKrecy NorlslhisllniHadtolhHr American oprrat kins TVlfTSOxlord Samlaar on oil Wfiiiih which aought to Mady the impad o( the new flaw of patradallari Into Wcalam aeenomiea (ound (hat Arab transactlaaa to Europe and the United Slatm were diaracterlied by meticulous msMancc on the sscrecy of ihetovoatmenls" T1HWI0MUI America. Espe haa tound. Arab linan<'irn rautinriy hidr their ulratilir* They frequently work through Americans hired as front mm " Andthry regularly seek thr ramaunagr of coniplri wcba of Intmiadonal rorporstions which make it virtually ijnpooslble to Irare thr true sourrr a( investment fundi A good rssmple of hnw this b bemg done ran be (ound In the caae tovofvlni the A rail at tempt to take over Ptaanrlal i>nerai Bankaharca. Inc , all IbUiMn HrasbaigtanOr holdingoampaaylkat owns alrtogs of baafca to Marylaad, Vtrgiato and New York The Bsnkaharea caae (IrsI surfaced rarly in l*7« when thr Sr<'uritm and Ktrhangr < «nmisstan charged that a group of Arab Mvcators was tryuig lo lake over (he bank conipai9lliagally ThrSKX' cbargsd Uiat tke graup wee working throutfi lanner U S BudgH Direeior Ben Lanee and that each pwtp wenibef wn buying up just under live perccal of the bank's stock AeoardlagtoPederalUw. an imldemined piatbaaer may buy no more Uianllvapareaal of Bueb stocks But by speraling as tadhrlduala. the ^aup managed to buy 19 nsr* tbaa to peroeid of the bank before It was slapped by aa SBC inveatlgattan and legel actleae I agamsi It by the oompany HI The lasut quickly hit OM (rent I the laleal to s number of oaatrevaralal tranaacUoas to which PtseldenI Carlar's daee (rtend was playing (raal man to Arab tovaalen. In the wake of ibe dieclaaure and pidiMc crttlctom e( tab tovotvaasaat. Lance charged ibei "Ibegredl JawWi owaanddp e( the prem" was behind such imfalrerlUclam AHheugi he later ha-OM remafk. R caaUnued to wavca croea ON eaualry aad die capital L.aace aeon aaaeuaeed thai he was backkmsHlefatoBaak*araadaal Althe BMW ttoH. 11 waa diadaaad thai Ike Araba MO MPM MoQivr fomcT Ifl^ Ipwcntfncni official to be Ikair freat-Staail Symkigtaa. tanner Senator and Sacietary ofttMAIrPsree In fawplw legal pm resdkigi tovelvtog the SEC and Bairttibarea, which oaaUaued to (IgM dw tokamrer bid. the Arab 9«9 adrndtad W waa leaking centrel ef it» beafchigflna a^dkfraadtoallaw ether compankn to Md piddldy far ooairel. ae aw law ratgibw. It was dMB announoad Ikal a "Duldi (irm " WM gilni to bay cadral That nrm'a naaie was CredH and Cemmaree American Holdk^i. N V (CCAHI of toe Naiherlandi AodOes. (XAH has a wbsUy-^wnad wbaldtory In dM Netberlandi tailed CradU and
Commerce Amcrlran lavsatmenU. B V (t'AI in turn. Is owned by Sheikh Kanirfi \<ih.im.lermarhsad(rfthrSaudi Ai igenceAgeri' >uri ai I urrckainiuii Airwayk. AtxhiUah Darwaish. luumiil advlaor of the royal lamtly o( Abu Ohabi and the company known m Interrontinniial Credit and ('«mmercr iJd . located In the (irsndCsymam That Grand Cayman Iilands firm in turn. Is the major awnsr o( the Bank o( CredH aadCammarce Inleraatloaal. a bank headtpiarlered to Undon but originally Incorporalad to Lusemtwurg by Arabinvcators Par one thing, such a set up will be recorded as Investments by the "Nelberlandi." under ihrrurrrnt rrrorti keeping system of the I .S Commerrr Depart mml
The Arabs threatened to withdraw their funds from American banks ... crippling or possibly even collapsing the Federal Reserve System. Kur another, (he Bytantlae strurlurr wbkb totally obaearea Ow kiveslon ktenttnea wW aNew OM Araba to ahuuie manry back and (ofth belwesn rorporstlona and escape abeul threequarters of the taxm that would normally be due an such an Ammt-an Uivsatment by (melgners Siuan gymiagton's direct wvolvemewt ui such nprrstmna began sa s aurrept II >nus movr aimed at the takaower of a munbrr n( Amenran banks by Arsblnteraeta Hl> artivitint raiie anumberof curloui tpMBlieaa, m light of Ms former ectkMis so a Senator and a member of die Senate Poreign fMaOons Subcommittee on Multinational Cerpomtlma Lato to itn. ^radaglaa waa part o( thr fliii aiieaharltigiitwumiaeatlamptinii lu dacHBeal Ike aatoal of Mrelgn depoaikM-i eamraimrarOwUS baaktogeysiem The 1 prepared to sdipoena (Amrrk-an bankii to pursue their kiiieligetinii but they were warned by KuwaM and Saudi Arabia not to continue dwir probe. The (wo counlrlM threatened t withdrawal from Amerk-an I of more than 47 Mllkm In ihort term a, lithe Sidicommlltee subpoenaed dm bank reoerdi Ihet would detail the t rur attant ef Arab beldtaci M Ibe American kwUtoltoaaSudi a move would Immadlalely crippto or peeeHdy even collapae dw Padaral niaano System Sesiatara Prank Chwcfc of Idtfw and Olflord Caae of New Jareey were hi favor of hirrtag the laaue They argued that Congreae had a (1^ to Itaow bow murh of toe country's banking syslam waa ooMneltadby larelan bitareeU Senatara Chartea Percy o( Illinois sod Stuart Symbigton of Mlaesurt were In (svor ef bedUng down and a(apping that part ef the toveetlgatlcnabacaani as Percy aaplatoad-"II b almply not worth dwrMt." rRk:hard(nartoflowa I neutral becauae he waa new to dw Sidicamralttee. la the end, tbe StdMenunKtae caved In to the Arab dvaaU and haHad Ms kiveatigalleatato dial area. No one really know* haw mudi central (he Araba hold over American banks
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• In ,iiiiiiti«M r«enl inrident il »,is rev. .nrc iN.slill r ,i Ar.ii ,'lhi. Willie n in Apni. ll ttd^.l il llifiilliiciif f resKleni c.irii llamillim Joi'l int(. at l.aii ,.m'Holly with IheMiili I ulliter lor the Arabeniii Holly, whowas beiiu ' inolilainmua Ijai I 5 million l»nl" : K ... v...ir ..ulthe dill proseiution had raaseil tils Wala. ..., \ 'mill Arab count riesli;is Ixi' iini rrliil move during H"' last ..1 ... invest heavily in Allanla. where Jimmy Carter served as Kiivornor. anil i»i..ii- i.i-1.Ill ii.uiii.. I I he political and lin.i his pre-. lers roots, like ttioM'iii moM 111 his lop aides and adviMirs reach dirwtly back inlii that liu-siness iinri polillcal milieu ol Atlanta Ihe hub ol indiislrv and liankini' (<ir mii'hM(Ihe nehas iiaiKil.islhe \i'» i.irKeiliir •\riili Investment "
Arabs now own a number of major prop«'rlies in Allanla including Ihe lliki million Hilton Hotel complex a I 70(i acre housinti developmeni sile just outside llie I ity and a variety ol banking interests A number of liK-al Alldnid companies and RovernmenI .igencies are actively se«'kinK additional Arab investments In a recent interview with Middle Kast Richard T (.ewisol ihe Miller l.ewis.iiiil Company n iie liim assured in iii.<.<l mil w act I ^ and I." 11.1... T-•."•••.- i..i.i.iin. strictly confidential basis "
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Another Allanla firm, Corporate Kinanre Associates, recently announced that unnamed memln-rsof a royal family in one of Ihe Arab countries" had retained Ihe firm lo direct its Investment of half a billion dollars In America And in a recent issue of Middle Ka.sl which focused on Al lanta's investment posslhllllies and benefits, Aral>s were informed that Atlanta is making a big invp-• •. • ' • 'lobal money mai. investors so billiiii.,^ Ik ii are now being readied for quick entry into the United .Slates The publication also assured investors thai (ieoriga's economy promised good returns in the near future Because those investors could "assume that President Carter, himself a Georgian, will pump up the economy by 1910 to boost his reelection "
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Black Oeadain WhllahDne'. by Allca licOonald. will be praaaolad July 11 231 p m at Omaha Junlar Theater, iS04 CcntarSI Two aaparate caati. one of adults aad one of iludenta selected from the Junior Theater's summer mstilutr m act inK mime, and dancr. will .•-• k UMW. hlssea and huuas itoni Ihe audleme on alter nate nights In this melodrama
In the praai produrtlon notaa we learn the producen are MIdtael Taylor and Dan tWIgulow. who formerly heM poaltlona In production aad adverliting at United ArtWaCorparalkM WHb MKh taianled, knowlriigeable geaUaman In charge haw cauld wrh a dlilortml. anii Jewlih film have emerged'' Harry Hannan have suffered lor the sina wrought In an gMwratton - and why should Jews have been tingled out. alon of brocheU on ihe Lower Raat Side'' mch as thia. only Inflame antlSemillrinstlnrti lor the "Innaceat" gMtUe girl
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Camp Openings Gamerooms Open TbcKayMtlw j^n hi Ma tartb ttraagi ^MfcgradmHaptainicy day mbt ika Mtouriag Umaa: Mtadayi Uni^ rndaya; M am tollnaaa.aadlpm.io4 >m On Sabiidaii bom I pm to 4 pm aad llaadayi (romipm lo4pm •d Clrla, RacraaDaiy Camp OOm Dtvaald ym Uka to ride en the traU. go nature
traddai. ga oa a i-away t>a|te luadi ar hrtakfaal? Play new gaaMiHiMCalchlheDraaoa'a mpta<ag,a«laat. mcear. baattag am mucb man. All al the JOC •iiiaalliBlinil Day Camp dMaiHMMr MfHip aaw tad Jala hiee the a>« aMilMMat The eoal iar dm tfMay. Uaoi>aoali atariaalNmJulyUtoAufMl 1 k aaly W iar Center mamben aad lUI far bcrt
New Session Starts My* dan o( the low HMMr Thereto lar aB age pvupa are «ta imoBlamalhatoSyaara. ~Adril water oaRtoedwato ara bald twtoe a week aa wall aa adalt learn-toawlm daMa TMa wauner. ail awlMtoan ara pi»teated the «f daai. aad ara aaItoalljriipitobaip Oiamaallndaaaaalerpraiititr— Hmagi taoM wfll atmt Ml—ly. aiiidili bi • adaatatofiTT—^—T*" tjl a " '—'
The pieai.hool gym dam rtarta at I to. to plan oa oaav tag to dam "Camp mtodarff. an AB-AaMrteaa Gymaaal af Nabraaka adi ba wttthadaaate. laeoalaan campai Ihe diradlta af Tarn taaralardMRacky af OoiaradB Maaday Itay wffi ba ^widbig N day* aeartalyaf MB bone back rid^ tagaaihflriagiaRadqrMou^ Uda Nattmal Park, to a raft Mp ^^ **" ^"^ "" Cmnpifi plan to r^nra to Omaha My T"^ • •'"• 5". i:. J
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Fitness Course The Oultfaer Parcourte PMaam CtrcuM beaig butt al Jewtoh Conummlty (Tenter by Iho Kagtoaer Matetetoaan Campangr, Onuha'a only Marine Oacpa Raaerv* uaH, to nearly com phtad aad riMirid he ready ler um by July aid. OM Craad Opaa li«Date The Marlae Roaam uaH haadad by MIgl Jack Cuff, U Gary McOrak tod Ctplaka Chailta DtoiMra have workad on the Maaai lacgRy durtig the waakiada, flteartag the palh and taptacaaail' "Wa^ put aU the I U HcOndhaaM. up aad have the rtot Iba "Vtta PareauriH" to Enrtpe, the JOC I ClfCilM waa the bralacMld of JOC Pbyalcal Arwidwaalad
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