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Personally escorted by
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December 20-30, 1973

$619

From
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first class
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Israeli breakfast.

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25950 Greenfield Rd.,
968-7800
Oak Park, MI.

Sen. Mondale Urges U.S.
to Take Get-Tough Stand
Against Oil Blackmail

Sen. Walter Mondale (D.,
Minn.), addressing the 60th
anniversary dinner of the
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith Wednesday eve-
ning at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
urged continued U.S. support
of Israel and a strong stand
against Arab oil blackmail.

"Once it's clear that we
mean business," he said,
"we will see a stabilization
in the oil situation. We dare
not succumb to the tempta-
tion to trade at any price.''

Sen.

Mondale said oil
blackmail by the Arab coun-
tries can be a "two-edged

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Gen. Barley Calls
for Probe Into
Surprise Attack

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Lt.
Gen. Haim Barley, Israel's
minister of commerce and in-
dustry, believes that an in-
vestigation must be conduct-
ed, "as painful as it may
be," into why Israel was
caught by surprise when
Egypt and Syria attacked
Oct. 6.
In an interview published
in Maariv, the Labor Party
cabinet minister and former
chief of staff, who was recall-
ed to active duty and served
on the southern front in the
Yom Kippur War, implied
strongly that the nation's
civilian leadership was at
fault for misreading intelli-
gence data.
"One fact should not be
mistaken," Barley said. "The
Israeli intelligence was in
possession of all necessary
reports concerning the war
preparations of both Syria
and Egypt. But the evalua-
tion of these reports missed.
The evaluation was wrong."

Bayh Backs Nixon
Bid for $2 Billion

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sword" since the U.S. for
many years has supplied
Arab countries with agricul-
tural products.
Sen. Philip A. Hart, Michi-
gan's senior senator, was the
honoree at the dinner but, it
was announced, could not at-
tend because of a case of
flu. Some 600 persons were
present.
The award, a bronze
plaque, was handed to Mon-
dale for Hart by Harold
Berry, chairman of the
dinner. Lt. Gov. James
Brickley represented the gov-
ernor, who was honorary
chairman. Resolutions from
the governor, Detroit Com-
mon Council and both houses
of the State Legislature were
read.

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WASHINGTON—Sen. Birch
Bayh, (D., Ind.), in a speech
before the Senate, expressed
his support for the Presi-
dent's request of a $2,200,-
000,000 authorization to guar-
antee Israel the hardware it
must have. At the same
time, he noted that the
President has sought to lump
together aid for Israel and
aid for Cambodia — "some-
thing of much less obvious
merit than aid to Israel."
Sen. Bayh added: "I have
never had any problem dis-
tinguishing in my mind be-
tween U. S. policy in the
Middle East and U. S. policy
in Indochina." As he did last
year, Sen. Bayh said that as
a member of the Senate Ap-
propriations Committee, "I
shall again seek to draw a
necessary and valid distinc-
tion between these two separ-
ate and very different
matters of foreign policy."
"Aiding a democracy from
external attack is something
we can and must do; aiding
a nondemocratic government
in a battle of uncertain ori-
gins is something we had
better look at very care-
fully," Sen. Bayh added.
He reiterated his belief
that the U. S. must provide
Israel with the equipment—
including aircraft — essen-
tial to restoring a balance of
power.
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Attack on Dayan
Assailed by Press

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — A
majority of the Israeli press
rejected the attack on the
regime by Minister of Jus-
tice Yacob Shimshon Shapiro.
which included a demand
that Defense Minister Moshe
Dayan resign. The justice
minister, who has since re-
s i g n e d himself, charged
Dayan with responsibility
for Israel's unpreparedness
to fight the Yom Kippur
War.
Shapiro, who had been one
of Golda Meir's closest ad-
visers, warned that the Meir
government will be confront-
ed with many unpleasant sur-
prises in connection with UN
Resolution 242 of November
1967, which is embodied in
the cease fire resolution of
Oct. 22. Shapiro charged that
Mrs. Meir is much too opti-
mistic as to what this en-
tails so far as Israel's future
is concerned.
Premier Meir categorical-
ly dismissed Shapiro's
charges, saying that she had
full confidence in Defense
Minister Dayan. The Hebrew
daily. "Haaretz," condemn-
ed Shapiro's conduct. Sup-
porting the need for a thor-
ough inquiry into the circum-
stances surrounding the out-
break of war, Haaretz was
opposed to Dayan's resigna-
tion. declaring that Dayan
continues to be a leading
political asset, even though
his prestige may have fallen
from what it was before the
outbreak of the war.

S30,000 for Israel
Raised at U. of M. '

The University of Michigan
ranked second in the country
among universities whose
students raised funds for the
Israel Emergency Fund. U.
of M. students tallied $30,000,
second only to Yale, which
raised $37,500.
The University of Miami
ranked third with $15,000.
Students on more than 200
college and university cam-
puses mobilized in an un-
precedented outpouring of
support on behalf of the Is-
rael Emergency Fund of the
United Jewish Appeal, Irving
Bernstein, UJA executive
vice chairman, announced.
Some 250,000 students are
involved in round-the-clock
campaign activities all over
the United States.
This emergency campaign,
coordinated by the university
programs division of the
UJA, and with the coopera-
tion of Hillel Foundation
around the country, involves
emergency fund - raising
drives, which include a
series of teach-ins, seminars,
r a 11 i e s and information-
mobiles.

JDC Annual Meeting
Will Be Held Dec. 6

A GREAT HOTEL
BECOMES GREATER

Waldman

NEW YORK — The 59th
annual meeting of the Joint
Distribution Committee will
be held Dec. 6 at the New
York Hilton Hotel. JDC of-
ficers and senior staff mem-
bers from New York and
abroad will report on some
of the more vital programs
of the JDC.
The JDC meeting will take
place immediately before the
annual meeting of the United
Jewish Appeal from which
the Joint Distribution Corn-
mittee derives most of its
funds.

Hotel
STRICTLY KOSHER CUISINE

Morris and Sam Waldman, Gary
Sher and David Diamond present

3 MEALS DAILY*

with famed Waldman cuisine

$27

daily per pers.

Jan. 2

20 of 133 rms

$22 Jan. 2 16

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• Color TV,
Radio in
All Rms.
• Free
Chaises
• Gala Ent.
Program

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See Your
Travel Agent
or Write for Reservations

OCEAN AT 43rd ST.
MIAMI BEACH

All Rooms
OCEMIVIEW OR OCEANFRONT

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SUN CLUB
daily per
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person
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GLATT KOSHER MEALS

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800-327-8161

MURRAY ENGEL, Gen. Manager
On The Ocean at 21st St. Miami Beach

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intimate, friendly and per-
sonally attentive to every
whim! Daily Massage. diet
supervision, color TV all
Lanai Rooms, 2 pools, nightly
entertainment, gym, whirlpool
baths, sauna ..
Reduce the effortless way in a relaxed
luxury setting. Frcm S24. Per Persor
DoRble Occupancy, $28. Single, Nov. 1
to Dec. 19 20 of 106 rooms.

SAMUEL M. EDELSTEIN, Owner

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BELLE ISLE, MIAMI BEACH

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Pool and Private Beach

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100 of 250 rooms, now to
Dec. 18

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FIRST in Service
FIRST in Hospitality
FIRST in Entertainment

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odd $6 per pers. Children free, limit 2, under

12, in same room with parents.

Winner of Gourmet Society Food Award

Special rates for extended stays

See your Travel Agent or call:

DETROIT: 557-2566
or Call Collect
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(305) 538-7841

GLATT KOSHER
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HEATED SWIMMING POOL
PRIVATE BEACH & PATIO
FREE PARKING, ENTERTAINMENT
SUGAR, SALT & FAT FREE DIETS
OCEANFRONT SYNAGOGUE
TV & Radio in All Rooms
Air Conditioned and Heated

JOLSON CORNER

Opening Nov. 20th
Enjoy Your Winter Vacation
With the BERKOWITZ Family
Special Rates for
LONG STAYS
Color Brochure & Rates
On Request

DIAL DIRECT FREE

800.327-8165

OR SEE YOUR
TRAVEL AGENT

For Reservations

Entire oceanfront block
37th to 38th St. MIAMI'BEACH
Phone: (305) 531-0061

CALL TOLL FREE

800-327-8164

.Y . (3f ircr: 5196-6246

FULL OCEANFRONT BLOCK
40th to 41st Streets
MIAMI BEACH, FLA. 33140

SAM SCHECHTER, Owner-Mgr.

Lubavitchers Form
Safad Settlement

SAFAD, Israel—The Luba-
vitcher movement announced
here that it has begun estab-
lishing a new Lubavitcher
community in this ancient
city in the northern Galil
region.
In response to requests by
local residents, the Luba-
vitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Mena-
chem M. Schneerson, who re-
sides in New York, sent a
special representative to be-
gin laying the groundwork
for the new Lubavitcher de-
velopment.
The emissary is a young
American born rabbi, Aryeh
Leib Kaplan, .25, who studied
in Lubavitcher rabbinical
seminaries in New York,
Montreal and Melbourne.

YOU GET MORE OF EVERYTHING
STEAK, PRIME RIB, OTHER
SPECIALITIES on the menu every night,
no extra charge' Special Sports Programs/
Games and Contests/Tots and Teen Events/
Social Activities/Dancing

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ol 300 rms.. Nov 1 to Dec. 11
17 to April 15
FULL COURSE BREAKFAST/BRUNCH
& DELUXE DINNER DAILY, add Sri

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to Dec. 11. 58.50 ir Oils Dec 11

Hdrvey Weinberg. Gen. Mgr

Seymour Dresner. Mgr

RESERVE NOW FOR CHRISTMAS

See your Travel Agent or call:

CHILDrIEN FREE. under 12. in same room with
parents, limit 2 (European Plan). to Dec 17

ALL THE EXTRAS ARE FREE!

Chaises. parking. relrigerator and remote-control
TV in every room , FREE GOLF at 18-hole Country
Club Course ,

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3 Pools 750 feet of private oceanfront beach
1-800-327-4737
2 OCEANFRONT BLOCKS / 47th & 48th STREETS / MIAMI BEACH

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