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off Package in Delta 'Dream Vacation' -Program Goldmann Sees THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
`c!lta Air Lines Summer cording to the Golf Club of Hilton Head Island (S.C.),
am Vacation program of- America, which assembled Paradise Island (Nassau), ME Affecting
Snipers Foiled in Attempt to Fire
; an assortment of golf the packages. Some of the (baco (Out Islands), Puerto
.kage vacations ranging resorts are listed, along with Rico, St. Croix (Virgin Is- Issue in USSR
on Paris Israel Embassy Guests
m Florida and the South- specific rates and package lands), Pebble Beach (Cali-
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- the Caribbean and the
namas, to the West Coast
I Hawaii.
'any of the most dial-
mg and best known
tries in the world are in-
ded in the program, ac-
ehardi Leaders
rm UJA Council
'1W YORK (JTA) — The
ption of the Sephardi
adership Council of the
ited Jewish Appeal was in-
;urated here at a dinner at
Hilton Hotel attended by
re th
• 00 people.
)enzi_ ..bag-Montefiore of
23n, the former president
he Sephardi Federation,
s guest of honor.
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features, in Delta's full-color
Dream Vacation brochure
entitled GOLF, which is
available free from travel
agents, along with a larger
black and white brochure
produced by the Golf Club
of America, listing 28 prop-
erties.
Delta's golf packages are
individually arranged as to
departure times and duration
and include hotel accommo-
dations, greens fees, and spe-
cial features. Roundtrip air
fare must be added to pack-
age price.
Specific areas included in
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Raton, Hollywood (Fla.),
Miami, Port St. Lucie (Fla.)
Orlando, Savannah (Ga.);
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Histadrut in Israel
to Host Americans
NEW YORK—Fifty leading
American trade unionists,
economists, academicians and
public figures will attend an
international conference on
the Role of Cooperative and
Public Economies in Demo-
cratic Societies, May 22-25, in
Israel, Uzi Bloch, American
representative of Histadrut,
announced.
The conference is being
convoked on the 50th anni-
versary of Hevrat Ovdim, the
General Cooperative Associa-
tion of Histadrut, which is a
major component of the
mixed economy of modern
Israel. Half . of the 400 partic-
ipants will be Israeli experts,
and the rest will come from
European, Asian and African
countries as well as the U. S.
and Canada:-
The purpose of the confer-
ence is to examine various
aspects of the role of public
and cooperative enterprises
in pluralistic economies. Yitz-
hak Ben-Aharon, 'Secretary
general of Histadrut, will de-
liver the keynote address on
Histadrut—"A Concept of So-
cial Creation", dealing with
the Israel labor experience in
establishing a unique social-
economic complex on demo-
cratic foundations.
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City
State
Brandeis to Honor
Creative Artists
WALTHAM, Mass. — Com-
poser - conductor Leonard
Bernstein, artist Willem de-
Kooning, motion picture di-
rector John Ford, writer Al-
fred Kazin and composer Roy
Harris will be among those
honored Sunday when Bran-
deis University presents its
17th annual Creative Arts
Awards at the Whitney Mu-
seum of American Art in
New York City.
Also to be honored with
the presentation of Creative
Arts Awards citations are
artist Joan Mitchell, film-
maker Stanley Brakhage, lit-
erary critic Theodore Solo-
taroff and composer David
Del Tredici.
Each winner will receive a
$1,000 honorarium in addition
to his award.
The Creative Arts Awards
medal winners are selected
in recognition of a lifetime of
distinguished achievement.
Commission citations are con-
ferred on particularly talent-
ed artists, usually in mid-
career. The Commission
Award for Notable Achieve-
ment honors a person or
group for outstanding
achievement in the creative
arts.
PARIS (JTA) — Two un-
identified men attempted to
set up a small machinegun
in an attic window facing the
rear of the Israeli Embassy
here Monday night while an
Independence Day reception
attended by 3,000 guests, in-
cluding high French govern-
ment officials, was in prog-
ress.
Police said the weapon
commanded a narrow street
along which the guests had
to walk" and that even a brief
burst of gunfire under the
circumstances could have
been deadly.
According to the police,
two men broke into the sev-
enth floor attic room occu-
pied by a housemaid, tied
her up and began assembling
the machinegun on the win-
dowsill.
The maid screamed when
she saw the weapon, and the
two men fled. Neighbors who
heard the screams summoned
police.
The incident, which was not
immediately disclose d,
brought a small army of spe-
cial security men and police
sharpshooters to the scene to
guard the embassy and comb
the area for suspects. Plain-
clothes detectives discreetly
entered the embassy build-
ing with the permission of
Israeli authorities and min-
gled with the guests as Is-
raeli security men kept a
sharp watch on the stream
of people waiting to enter.
Police sharpshooters took
up positions on nearby roof-
tops. But none of the guests
attending the reception was
aware that anything was
amiss.
After the reception, Israeli
Ambassador Asher Ben Na-
tan was escorted to his home
under heavy police guard.
Patrol cars and armed police
continued to stand guard
Wednesday over his residence
on the elegant Avenue Foch.
Police sources said Wednes-
day that an investigation was
in progress but refused to
say whether any progress
had been made.
In Amsterdam, two men
believed to be Palestinians
were wounded when they shot
at Dutch police who tried to
check their papers.
The two men, who were
carrying Israeli passports
believed to be forged, are
under arrest. A Dutch police
inspector also was slightly
LONDON (JTA) —Sir Ar-
nold Weinstock, a prominent
Anglo - Jewish industrialist,
was blackballed by Brooks,
an exclusive London men's
club.
The two members who
proposed him—Lord Alding-
ton and Charles Villiers —
promptly resigned from the
club.
Sir Arnold, chairman of
the British General Electric
Co., identifies himself as
Jewish, and while not active
in the Jewish community, he
supports Israel in an unob-
trusive manner.
According to election pro-
cedures at the club, one
blackball can deny member-
ship. Two 'blackballs were
cast.
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wounded during the shootout
which took place in broad
daylight in central Amster-
dam.
After a wild chase through
the city's streets, the two
men who had opened fire
were arrested.
In Copenhagen, a plot of
the Black September terror-
ists to kidnap two young
sons of Queen Margaretha
and Prince Henry of Den-
mark was foiled by the au-
thorities, according to a re-
port in the paper, Ekstrabla-
det.
The conspiracy was discov-
ered when the Danish au-
thorities, acting on informa-
tion, intercepted a secret
communication in which the
plot was outlined. Special se-
curity measures have been
taken to safeguard the two
young royal princes, 5-year-
old Frederick and his 4-year-
old brother, Joachim.
Historian Argues
Herzl Was Not
Assimilationist
JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
The thesis that has persisted
for over 80 years to the effect
that Dr. Theodor Herzl
father of political Zionism,
was a thoroughly assimilated
Jew who only came to Zion-
ism after the notorious Drey-
fus affair, is challenged in a
new book, authored by Dr.
Zvi Zahavi, devoted to ex-
ploring the sources of Herzl's
Zionism.
The author tries to estab-
lish by documentation that
Herzl's grandfather, Shimon
Leib, was a pious and observ-
ant Jew who dreamed of a
return to Zion.
Herzl's father, Jacob, was
a student of Rabbi Yehuda
Alcaly, one of the earliest
rabbinical exponents of mod-
ern Zionism. Herzl's father
himself was a devoted Hovey
Zion (Lover of Zion.)
From this evidence, writes
Dr. Zahavi, it is clear that
there must have been a
strong Zionist influence on
the young Herzl, in contrast
to the widely-held belief that
Herzl had become a thor-
oughly assimilated Jew.
Nearly 5,300 donors have
given historical materials,
most of them related to the
state, to the University of
Michigan's historical collec-
tions.
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — Dr.
Nahum Goldmann, president
of the World Jewish Con-
gress maintained that there
would be no solution to the
problem of Jews in the So-
viet Union as long as there is
no settlement in the Middle
East.
He also indicated that he
expected an official invitation
shortly to visit the USSR but
said he would not accept it
unless certain conditions are
met in advance.
Speaking to reporters at
Lod Airport before leaving
for Paris, Dr. Goldmann said
he would not visit the Soviet
Union unless he could do so
as the head of a WJC delega-
tion; unless he was given an
opportunity to thoroughly dis-
cuss the Jewish question with
Russian leaders, including
Premier Alexei Kosygin; and
unless he was convinced be-
forehand that he would not
return empty handed. But Dr.
Goldmann said he was not
optimistic about Soviet redi-
ness to make concessions on
on the Jewish problem as
long as the Middle East con-
flict remains unsolved.
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