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ZOA Convention Opens in Chicago
With Major U.S., Israel Speakers

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador
(JTA) — Israel Aircraft In-
dustries' exhibit at the
CHICAGO — The Zionist
fourth international fair of Organization of America
Ecuador was officially opened its 78th annual na-
opened Sunday by Israel's tional convention Thursday
Ambassador to Ecuador, in Chicago with more than
Yitzhak Sheffi.
800 delegates representing
Israel is one of 15 coun- the ZOA's More than 114,-
tries participating in the 000 members across the
fair which attracts several country.
hundred thousand visitors.
IAI's display includes
Dr. Joseph P. Sternstein
presentatioris of a wide ar-
ray of aerospace products of Roslyn, N.Y., president of
and services being - manufac- the ZOA, delivered the con-
vention keynote Thursday
tured in Israel for export.
evening emphasizing that
U.S. policy is weakening Is-
Wheat does not come
rael.

without chaff. If you want
your friend, accept his en-

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tourage.

—Dagohert D. Runes

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Gala Ballet Event of the Year

There is nothing in the Ballet World to match the excitement of
VALERY and GALINA PANOV performing for the first time in
our city.

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Danny Deeds presents

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Two
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Addressing the sessions
are: Sen. John G. Tower (R-
Tex); Adm. Elmo R. Zum-
walt, Jr. (ret), former Chief
of U.S. Naval Operations;
Gen. Ariel (Arik) Sharon,
military adviser to Israel
Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin; Dr. Hans Morgen-
thau, professor of political
science at the New School
for Social Research in New
York and a recognized au-
thority on the Middle East;
Philip M. Klutznick of Chi-
cago, chairman of the gov-
erning board of the World
Jewish Congress and a for-
mer U.S. Ambassador to'the
UN.

Others include Jacques
Torczyner of New York, a
ZOA past president and
chairman of ZOA's admin-
istrative board, who will
lead a symposium with
Klutznick on Israel-Dias-
pora relations including
the extent of U.S. Jews
involvement in Israel's
affairs, and Israel Ambas-
sador to the U.S. Simcha
Dinitz.

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PHILIP KLUTZNICK

ELMO ZUMWALT

S. Z. Abramov, deputy
speaker of the Knesset and
chairman of the Council on
Soviet Jewry of the state of
Israel, and Richard Perl, a
top aide to Sen. Henry M.
Jackson of Washington, will
be the principal speakers
and reporters at a session
devoted to Soviet Jewry.

Delegates will review
ZOA programs in the U. S.
and Israel, with emphasis
on its work over the past
year in marshalling Ameri-
can public opinion in behalf
of Israel.

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Valery and Galina

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PANOV

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Russian Ballet stars Valery and Galina PANOV first attracted international attention more than two
years ago, when news of their prolonged struggle to emigrate from Russia to Israel began to surface
in the free world. The personal courage of the former stars of the Kirov Ballet in Leningrad finally

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won the aid of many influential Americans, and mounting international pressure persuaded the
Soviets to grant the Panovs their exit visas. Since then the Panovs have won the hearts of audiences
in the U.S. and Europe as well with their high-flying balletics and old-fashion dance charm. Standing
ovations are the rule. and even the most reserved critics have been generous with superlatives.

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Egyptian Delegate Hits Syrian
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UNITED
NATIONS
(JTA) — The rift between
Cairo and Damascus over
the new interim accord
Egypt signed with Israel
emerged in the United Na-
tions General Assembly
Wednesday when the Egyp-
tian delegate sharply criti-
cized a Syrian attack on the
agreement.
Egypt's Ambassador to
the UN, Abdel Meguid,
stated that a speech by the
Syrian Foreign Minister,
Abdul Halim Khaddam, as-
sailing the Sinai agreement
as a "temporary truce" that
threatens the Middle East
with a new explosion, repre-
sented the views of the Syr-
ian Baath Party, not of the
Syrian Government.
McGuid took the floor
immediately after the Syr-
ian spoke. Observers here
could not recall a previous
instance of public criticism
at the UN by the spokesman
of one Arab State of the
speech of another on the
Middle East dispute.

A high Israeli source
said that Khaddam's
speech represented the
extremist elements in the
Damascus Government

but not the views of Presi- how to proceed between Is-
dent Hafez Assad.
rael and Syria, if the par-
Khaddam charged that ties desire."

the Egyptian-Israeli agree-
Saif Ghobash, Foreign
ment was a move away from Minister of the United Arab
the road to peace. He said Emirates and chairman of
that talk of possible negotia- the Arab League, expressed
tions concerning the Golan appreciation for the efforts
Heights was not realistic be- by Kissinger and President
cause that question was a Ford in the Mideast but de-
major part of the problem of Glared that the prerequisites
Palestine and the occupa- for peace in the area was to-
tion of Arab territory. tal Israeli withdrawal from
Khaddam emerged Tues- Arab territory and the rec-
day from a breakfast meet- ognition of the rights of the
ing with Secretary of State Palestinians.
Henry A. Kissinger and ex-
pressed pessimism over San Diego Schools
prospects for peace between Close on Holiday
Syria and Israel.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (JTA)
"All doors for peace are
— As a result of a seven-
closed," Khaddam told re-
porters. "There is nothing to month effort by the Com-
munity Relations Commit-
talk about."
tee of the United Jewish
Khaddam did not attend Federation of San Diego,
dinner for members of the public school year here
the Arab League that Kis- did not open on the day of
singer hosted Monday at - Yom Kippur.
the United States Mission
Gary R. Cantor, CRC
to the United Nations at chairman, said the effort
which the Secretary of began last November with
State said that the aim of an unsuccessful attempt to
his consultations with for- have the administrators of
eign officials attending the
the San Diego Unified
UN General Assembly
School District change the
meeting is to "determine opening date for this year.

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