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- liassanein Tied:al. in the office
of Cairo's Al Ahram. where he is
now the Arab wor'..d's leading
Journalist. describing his first
forays into newspaper work in
Palestine. With rare prescience he
tried to warn his countrymen of
the dangers of the war on which
they were so blithely embarking.

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orting Bob Wright in the So.,-

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snday. Jun

12, 1972.

Ruth Africh

Mr. 8 Mrs. Barton Hecht

Mr. 8 Mrs. Leon Avedisian

Mr. 8 Mrs. Steve Hurite

Dr. George Barahal

Mr. Jack Kennedy

only to sett his warnings ignored

Judy g. John Bernard

Mr. 8 Mrs. John Keartott

"Vivian Herzog, standing on the
ridges of Latrun and quietly re
creating for us the outlines of the
terrible battles fought there to
open the road to Jerusalem ant
relies e a famished people. A few
weeks later, on a dining - room to
tile littered with maps. Mahmoull
Rousan re-creating for us. step by
step, the same battle as seen from
his position as an officer of the
Arab Legion

Mr. 8 Mrs. Jack Berman

Mr. 8 Mrs. Lawrence W. Kriegel -

Mr. Oscar Braun

Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred Lax, M.Ed.

Georgia 8 John Byrd

Dr. 8 Mrs. Harvey Lewis

"Golda Mei," chain smokin_.
barely raising hcr sok,
track an appointment w ith a de
parting ambassador in order
describe her incredible odvsses
across the United Slates in search
of funds, a trip that produced.
for the Jewish Agency. S30.006.00..
and for tiolda Meir the accolade
friers Ben-Gurion: 'When history
oi written it will ix• recorded that
is was thanks to a Jewish woman
that the Jewish state was horn.'

"Mrs.
Abdul Khader Husseini,
m her home in Cairo, going
through the last letters she re
received from her husband, the
extraordinary guerrilla chieftain
who had succeeded in closing the
road to Jerusalem and whose ac-
complishments were to inspire a
later generation of Pale•tinians-
the Fedayeen "

4%e base in this significant
hook the story of Iten•t.urion
who, as he guided his people'•
struggle f o f independeni •
presided user the extraordinars

Mr. 8 Mrs. Arthur Chaim%

Minnie 8 Alex Martin

Mi. 8 Mrs. John Cichost

Mrs. Jean McDonnell

Mr. Alan Cisek

Mr. 8 Mrs. John McLaughlin

Beverley 8 Don Clemo

Jude McLaughlin

Joan 8 Bob Coffey

Mr. 8 Mrs. James O'Leary

Mrs. Marilynn Collins

Mr. 8 Mrs. Philip Peterson

Mr. 8 Mrs. Morley Cooper

Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Pontius

Mr. 8 Mrs. Tom Droplin

Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Roberts

Una 8 Edward Dworkin

Thomas C. Rowley

Mr. Gary Elias

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ruben

Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Exworthy

Barbara Rubiner

Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Fracassi

Eileen Ryke

Dr_ 8 Mrs. Robert Gans

Mr. 8 Mrs. David Sawyer

Vicki 8 Raymond Goldbaum

Mr. 8 Mrs. Jack Scharg

Barbara 8 Jack Golds

Mr. 8 Mrs. George Schmidt

Helene 8 Bernard Gottfried

Anita Skene

Dr. 8 Mrs. Wesley Green

Dr. 8 Mrs. Barney Solomon

Mr. Pled Hart

Elaine Treisman

Fran 8 Ken Wilson

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