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Beth Israel has Community Council, has said that it was capable of and broadcasts. elected new officers for been appointed chairman of operations far from Israel's 1975-76. He disclosed that the the regional campaign cabi- shores and could handle a They are: Co-Presidents, navy is HOW equipped with net of the United Jewish situation such as arose dur- Alan Himelhoch and Mich- an improved version of its Appeal. ing the Yom Kippur War elle Schafer; vice presidents, "Gabriel" surface-to-sur- He will cover the states of when Egypt blockaded the Ned Blum, Rhonda Price, face missile, the "Gabriel Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky Straits of Bab el Mandeb Gail Rosenbaum and Mark II" which has double the and Michigan. Pelavin is a that connect the Red Sea Schafer; treasurer, Robert 20-mile range of the origi- former chairman of the na- with the Indian Ocean. Kukler; Gabbaim, Lisa Rez- val "Gabriel" missile. tional UJA Young Leader- Addressing military cor- nick, David Siegel and Ron- Admiral Telem confirmed ship Cabinet. respondents on the eve of ald Suber. that the Egyptian navy has Navy Day which Israel cele- been utilizing the Suez brated June 12, Admiral Canal, well before its offi- Benjamin Telem would not CORSI'S cial reopening June 5, to re- say how the navy would re- PRESENTS OPERA NIGHT — enforce its Red Sea fleet Italian-American Cuisine spond in the event the EVERY WED. EVENING with modern, sophisticated straits were again closed to 18211 JOHN R BEGINNING JUNE 18th naval units. Israeli shipping but ob- Bet 6 & 7 Mile Rds served that "We now have CALL FOR RES. KE 1-4960 According to the Admiral, 869-5674 27910 W. 7 Mile Rd. better, much better capabil- Israel's navy and all navies ities to do so." in this region will rely Admiral Telem also re- • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • mainly on small craft in the vealed that a Soviet spy ship future. He said the idea is to • : JOANNE'S was stationed in interna- have boats with small crews tional waters off Israel, and heavy fire power. A unique combination sauteed in tomatoes, garlic & fresh spices. 4 , E Pelavin Heads UJA Region Friday, June 20, 1975 27 965-0200 PHILADELPHIA — A Leo Levin, professor of la kV at the University of Penn sylvania and director of th e Commission on Revision o f the Federal Appellate Sys tem in Washington, D.0 was elected president of th e Jewish Publication Societ of America at its recen t 87th annual meeting. Dr. Levin's election cli mazes more than 20 year S of distinguished associatio n with the society, which h e has served in a variety of ca pacities. Most recently, he was a vice president of JPS and vice chairman of its publication committee. Dr. Levin has long been active in Jewish commu- nity affairs. He is a former president of the Jewish Exponent (Philadelphia), and has been a member of the executive committee of the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Phila- delphia. Dr. Levin is on the boards of Dropsie University and Bar-Ilan University in Is- r ael. Other newly elected offi- ers include: Morris Cohen 0 f Brookline, Mass., Leo Gu- z ik, New York, Edward B. S hils and Marvin Wachman 0 f Philadelphia, vice presi- d ents; and Mitchell E. Pan- z er of Philadelphia, secre- ary. Re-elected were Robert P. Abrams, vice president; and obert P. Frankel, trea- urer. Jerome J. Shestack, w ho was JPS president ram 1972-75, was named n honorary president. He J s a oins society leaders Jo- eph M. First, William S. `Israel's Interests Not for Barter' WASHINGTON — Con- gressman William S. Broomfield (R.-Mich.), in calling for congressional hearings on the Administra- tion policy of detente with the Soviet Union, asserted that detente in the Middle East "does not imply a proc- ess of bargaining with Is- rael's vital interests." Fishman, Judge Louis E. Levinthal and Edwin Wolf II in that distinction. Four new trustees were elected to the JPS board. They are Muriel Mallin Ber- man of Allentown, Edward J. Bloustein, noted U.S. edu- cator and president of Rut- gers University, New Jer- sey, Alan H. Molod and Charles R. Weiner, U.S. District Judge, Eastern Dis- trict, Pennsylvania, since 1967. 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