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42—Friday, April 9, 1971
NBC Correspondent Goralski
to Discuss Calley at Bnai Moshe
The Town Hall Lecture Series of
Cong. Bnai Moshe will host Rob-
ert Goralski, NBC News Washing-
ton correspondent, discussing "The
Implications of the Lt. Calley
Court Martial Trial," 8:15 p.m.
April 18
Goralski covered the Calley story
from its beginning and through
the trial. He had befriended Lt.
Calley in Vietnam even before the
Mai Lai tragedy and has re-
mained his close personal friend.
The correspondent has traveled
in 35 foreign countries, .covering
five wars, including the Six-Day
War, but the nation's capital has
been his base of operations since
August 1961 when he joined
NBC News.
Before joining NBC News, Gor-
alski was chief of the Burmese
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He has lived in Asia for six years
—in Korea, Japan and Pakistan.
While in Pakistan, he assisted in
establishing that country's first
school of iournalism, at the Uni-
versity of Karachi.
For tickets to his talk, contact
the Bnai Moshe office, LI 8-9000,
or at the door.
Ortho-
MINNEAPOLIS (JTA)
:dox and Conservative rabbinical
opposition led the Minneapolis Fed- I
eration for Jewish Service board
to table a resolution endorsing
a bill now before the Minnesota
Legislature to repeal the state's
present abortion law.
The abortion reform legislation
would in effect leave the decision
• for such action to the woman and
her doctor.
It was supported by the federa-
tion executive committee on rec-
ommendation of the social task
policy force of the federation's
urban affairs commission.
The board voted, after extended
debate, to table the resolution but
also voted unanimously in favor
of a statement by the federation
president which interpreted the
board's reluctance to vote on the
abortion issue as stemming fritra
a possible conflict with Jewish
religious law, rather than from a
desire to avoid taking a stand on
a controversial issue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tack of Pine-
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the engagement of their daughter
Arlene Gail to Eric Carl Oppen-
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Oppenheim of Oldham Rd., South-
field.
Miss Tack is a senior in the
University of Michigan's college
of education. Her fiance, a gradu-
ate of U. of M., is in law school at
Wayne State University, where he
is a member of Tau Epsilon Rho
legal fraternity.
A December wedding is planned.
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