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October 25, 1974 - Image 18

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1974-10-25

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18—Friday, October 25, 1974 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

I have exciting
news about the'

NEW
MEN'S
FALL
FASHIONS

at

3310 CkS

Please come see me, Joe Dorfman, at our Orchard
Mall store. I will personally show you the very
latest arrivals from GGG Clothes, Eagle Clothes,
Johnston and Murphy Shoes ... and all our other
distinguished lines.

You'll find styling and fabrics particularly to your
liking . . . and I can assure you that the quality of
Block's alterations is the finest I've known.

Stop in. I look forward to seeing you and serving
you . . . just like old times! Come in soon.

LeBARON

4 1,

1 CAS

JOE DORFMAN

CLOT HES

in the new enclosed Orchard Mall on Orchard Lake Road
1/2 block north of Maple Road Phone: 851-9080

, 011 . 44

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Open daily 10 to 6 p.m. • Thursday-Friday till 9 p.m. . Saturday till 6 p.m.

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Israel Will Protect Territories
Despite Rabat Summit Result

By DAVID LANDAU
JERUSALEM (JTA)—For-
eign Minister Yigal Allon
warned from the Knesset
podium Monday that if the
Arab extremists carry the
day at the Rabat summit
Saturday, Israel will continue
to protect the rights of the
Arab population living in the
administered areas.
Observers saw the Allon
statement as a firm warning
to the Arab world in advance
of Rabat not to follow the
extremists' line, but rather
to decide on further progress
towards a political setlement.
Allon implied that Israel
could and would stay in its
present positions.
Allon responded to a call
from Likud leader Menahem
Begin for a full-scale Knesset
debate on the UN General
Assembly resolution and vote
inviting the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization to partici-
pate in the debate on the
Palestine question next
month.
Allon, for the government,
agreed to Likud's demand
for a debate, and it was car-
ried with only the R.akah
Communists objecting and
Meir Payil of Moked, abstain-
ing.
Begin said that the invita-
tion to the PLO was shame-
ful, and called on the entire
Knesset to join Likud in de-
nouncing the resolution. He
said Likud was glad to hear
that Jews in New York in-
tended to demonstrate
against the PLO delegation
when it appeared.
Israel, he said, should en-
courage Jews throughout the

U.S.

and throughout the
world to protest "with the
UN flag draped in black,"
against the PLO- and its in-
creasing international recog-
nition. Begin criticized gov-
ernment spokesmen for re-
ferring to the Palestinian ter-
rorists as the "Palestine Lib-
eration Organization." This
was a travesty of the word
"liberation," Begin contend-
ed.
Allon, while careful not to
use the term "Palestine Lib-
eration Organization," never-
theless sharply challenged
Begin's views on the Pales-
tine issue. Not to recognize
the existence of this problem
was willful blindness, Allon
declared.
The Israel government's
policy was that the Palestin-
ians and the Jordanians could
find their rightful national
expression within a single
Jordan-Palestine state, Allon
reiterated.
He also restated that the
UN resolutions regarding the
PLO "do not and will not
bind Israel" since they were
"illegal" and undermined Is-
rael's right to exist. The ma-
jority at the UN .supporting
the resolution was "a combi-
nation of hatred, cold calcu-
lation and fear," .Allon said.

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RAMAT HAGOLAN
(ZINS) — Katzrin will be the

name of a new Israeli city
which will soon be rising on
the Golan Heights landscape
in an area within the Katz-
rin-Debora-Nafah triangle.
During the last two years
some 40 artifacts were un-
earthed in this locality dating
back to a Jewish community
of talmudic days.

One good deed has many
claimants.

The outer dress hides the
inner distress.

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Only one candidate for State Board of Education has
toeal school board experience ...

FLORENCE F. "JO" SALTZMAN

17 years of leadership for Public School Children

• President, Birmingham Board of Education, 1973-4

• Michigan Association of School Boards, Resolutions Committee

• PTA Committee Chairinanships,_other activities

• Chairperson, Citizen's Advisory Committee, Oak Park Board of Education

• League of Women Voters, Local Education Chairperson



• AMerican Association of University Women, Education Committees

• Jewish Community Council, Education Committee .

From an editorial endorsing Mrs. Saltzman in the Detroit Free 'Press, October
14, 1974:

"Mrs. Saltzman also would give the Board some viewpoints and background it has
lacked in the past. She has served on the Birmingham Board of Education and held
one term as president . . . she would give the State Board the viewpoint and knowl-
edge of a local school board official. But, since she no longer holds the local
position, could do so without any conflict of interest .. .

... The cause of education would best be served by
the election of ... FLORENCE F. SALTZMAN" FOR
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION . .. NOV. 5th

— REPUBLICAN

Pd. Pol. Ad.

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