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Layman's Institute for Study of M.E. I Miriam Lucas Prepares1THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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A Layman's Institute for Study
of Current Issues, is an analysis
of the Middle East, a series of of Middle East development
lectures aimed at elevating the
preceding the present crisis.
level of dialogue within . the Jew-
The final lecture in the series,
ish community, will continue with
to take place May 27 at the Cen-
' George E. Gruen, Israel and
ter. will feature Prof. Alfred II.
Middle East specialist in the for-
Kelly, chairman of the histfiry de-
eign affairs department of the
American Jewish Committee. 8 partment at Wayne State 1. 7 iiiver-
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p.m. April 30 at the Jewish Center. city, and Prof: Moshe P.. Crud-
nowski of the Hebrew Univ,•rsity,
Sponsors are the AJCommittee, visiting professor of politic, 1
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The public is invited.
Gruen will discuss "Politics and
Peoples of Palestine: Arab and
Jewish Refugees: of the Middle
East Conflict."
Gruen has been a lecturer on
international relations at Colum-
bia University. His study, "The
'Troubled Middle East: a Survey
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MISS MIRIAM LUCAS
CASH : . . WE'RE HAVING A
Dr. and Mrs. Leon Lucas of
Sussex .Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Miriam Hannah to Daniel Joseph
Mcdow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Abram Medow . of Ludlow Ave..
Huntington Woods.
Both Miss Lucas and Mr.•Medow
are students at Oakland Univer-
sity.
An August wedding is planned.
Name Marshall Rubin
[-director of E. Oranc“.---.
Psychiatric Center
Former Detroiter Marshall Ru-
in::. son of Mrs. Fred Brown o
Oak Park. has been named direct-
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Berger or of Prospect House, East Orange,
of Chicago announce the engage- N. J., it has been announced by
ment of Elaine Phyllis Sieg , :.
daughter of Mrs. Berger and
late Mr. Fred Siegel, to Stever:
Allan Siman. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert G. Siman of Stratford Dr.,
Southfield.
Miss Siegel attends Michigan
State University, where she is
affiliated with Alpha Epsilon,. Phi
Sorority and will graduate in June.
Mr. Siman is a graduate of Mich-
igan State University and is cur-
rently attending law school at
Wayne State University.
An August wedding in Chicago is
planned.
MISS ELAINE SIEGEL
THE DETROIT AMATEUR
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MARSHALL RUBIN
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staff of the Detroit Jewish Com-
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