My Solt, the Presidential Adviser

Canadian Zionists
Urge Action on Terror

OTTAWA (JTA)—Canadian
Zionists petitioned their gov-
ernment to maintain a posi-
tive attitude toward Israel's
needs and to recognize Jerus-
alem as Israel's capital, to
measures
vigorous
take
against international terror-
ism and to use its Influence
with the Soviet government
for the abolition of restric-
tions on Jewish emigration
from the USSR.
These steps were spelled
out in a series of resolutions
adopted by 1,000 delegates at
the closing plenary session
of the third biennial conven-
tion of the Canadian Zionist
Federation.
Other resolutions urged the
French government
to
"cease and desist" from the
shipment of weapons to Lib-
ya intended for "the destruc-
tion of Israel" and to "re-
call" all such weapons al-
ready shipped.
The United Nations was
urged to initiate an investi-
Television newsman Gabe Pressman talks with Rabbi Ronald Greenwald of the
gation of the condition of
Committee to Re-Elect the President, and with Mrs. Paula Kissinger, mother of
Jews in Arab countries, par-
presidential adviser Henry Kissinger.
ticularly Syrian Jews, with
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a view to gaining their free-
"Yes, Henry phoned me dom.
BY JEAN R. HERSCIIAFT er?" were the first words of
Lenore Romney as she from Peking and from Mos-
NEW YORK—In one of her
greeted Pa u l a Kissinger cow," she responded, ticking
The ox fell; sharpen the
rare public appearances,
with
a warm hand-clasp as off the cities as if they had knife. (Strike while the iron
Mrs. Paula Kissinger, petite
been Miami or Boston, on is hot.)--Sabbath.
her
'son
as
"loyal,
modest
mother of the presidential
regular routine business,
and kind."
adviser on security affairs,
all the women clustered rather than from history-
Dr. Henry Kissinger, headed
making missions.
about the pair.
a group of 40 volunteer wo-
The warm exchange de-
"God should help him
men who regularly service
veloped
as the women toured
achieve peace," was the
a kashrut-supervised nursing
quiet response she made the facilities, chatted with
home in Washington Heights.
with a soft smile crossing the elderly infirm residents,
Accompanying a Washing- her face.
admired the handiwork that
ton delegation of ladies with
The strong resemblance of crippled fingers had success-
greetings from the President son Henry to Paula Kissinger fully designed.
were Mrs. Lenore Romney, was noted by a, number of
A high spot was a visit to
wife of the housing and ur- the women. A simple gold the Fort Tryon
Nursing
ban development c h i e f, pin bearing her initial "P" Home Synagogue. The Or-
George Romney; and Mrs. on her dress was a gift from thodox rabbi, Joseph Safra,
Mildred Stein, wife of the Dr. Kissinger, she said.
informed all that 80 percent
president's director of the
Later, in an interview— in this nonsectarian home
Economic Council, Herbert encouraged by Lenore Rom- are Jewish, but 100 percent
Stein. Mrs. Sallie Brown, ney to grant—she described enjoy the Kosher menu pro-
wife of Presidential assistant
Paula Kissinger revealed vided.
William Brown, completed with much satisfaction that
As the visit was terminat-
the Washington trio.
her son "was most thought- ing, Paula Kissinger, Lenore
"Is peace near? . . . have ful," and telephones her Romney and the women
you heard from Dr. Kissing- when the opportunity arises. clasped the patients' hands,
patted shoulders and blessed
the patients.
"God bless you and Dr.
Kissinger," one white-haired
lady in a wheelchair called
out, "and God give him
WASHINGTON (JTA) — privately as to the possible strength to make peace."
State Department sources contribution the U. S. might
"Amen," said Mrs. Kis-
denied that any figure was make toward reopening the
singer.
ever mentioned publicly or Suez Canal.

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U.S. Didn't Mention Specifics
on Canal Funds, Says State Dept.

The sources were com-
menting on a Beirut news-
paper report that the U. S.
had offered Egypt $100,000,-
HAIFA (JTA)—Leon Dul- 000 to begin c:e-aring the
zin, treasurer of the Jewish canal.
Agency, reported here that
The Beirut newspaper, An
immigrants Nahar, quoted President
23,000 Jewish
have arrived in Israel from Gaafer al-Nimeiry of Sudan
the Soviet Union so far this as saying that he was told of
year and that a total of be- the offer by President An-
tween 25 and 30,000 is ex- war Sadat of Egypt when
pected by the end of the they met last March 15,
year.
three months before Sadat
Dulzin said that this was ordered most Soviet person-
double the number of Soviet nel out of Egypt.
Jewish emigres who arrived
The S t a t e Department
last year, predicted that sources said the U. S. always
some 50 to 60,000 Jews will held the position that were
immigrate to Israel from the an agreement worked out on
USSR in 1973 and said that the Suez reopening, the U. S.
about 120,000 Soviet Jews would be prepared to help
have applied for emigration finance the work.
visas.

USSR Immigrants
Continue on the Rise

Dulzin noted that the influx
of Jews from Russia this
year brought total immigra-
tion figures up to expecta-
tions by offsetting a 20 per
cent drop in immigration
from Western countries, not-
ably the U. S., Britain and
France.
lie said there was an in-
crease in immigration from
Latin America this year.

N—Friday, Nov. 3, 1972

Rise, My Brother

(Pioneer Dance Song)

(Adapted from Our

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

In.

JUDGE OF THE RECORDER'S COURT

PROBATE COURT

RE-ELECT

DONALD E. ADAMS

JUDGE of PROBATE

Non-Partisan - Ballot

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The cltv dweller and the peasant,
blIth a 'ill kh• and with a plum-
met

90c DONALD S. LEONARD

Continue The Excellence of Oakland County's

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the JUDGE with o TRAINED MIND

and an UNDERSTANDING HEART!

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