8 October 31, 1975
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Blast Injures Israelis and Tourists
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Eight Israelis and foreign
tourists suffered slight inju-
ries Monday when a booby-
trapped car exploded out-
side the Hotel Eyal in down-
town Jerusalem, severl
damaging the front of the
hotel and destroying the
car.
The blast occurred as a
group of tourists was as-
sembling in front of the ho-
tel to begin a day of sight-
seeing.
Police said none of the vic-
tiros sustained serious inju-
ries because there were no
people.close to the car at the
time of the explosion. One of
the injured, Michael Zweig,
73, of Jerusalem, was in-
jured last spring when a
booby-trapped refrigerator
You are invited to attend the presentation of the
IRWIN COHN
INTER-NATIONAL
B'NAI B'RITH
HUMANITARIAN
AWARD
C. BOYD STOCKMEYER
"For distinguished and enduring contributions
of a humanitarian nature"
Joint Israel-Egypt
Committee Meets
Presentation by Martin M. Gluchow
Vice President of B'nai B'rith District 2
TUES., NOV. 18, 1975, 6:00 P.M.
GRAND BALLROOM, COBO HALL
C. BOYD STOCKMEYER
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high schools and colleges throughout the nation, who will directly benefit from B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations
and the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization.
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GENERAL DINNER CHAIRMEN
IRWIN I. COHN
ALAN E. SCHWARTZ
JOSEPH L. HUDSON, JR.
ALAN E. SCHWARTZ
Honorary Chairmen
LOUIS BERRY
WALKER L. CISLER
ROY D. CHAPIN, JR.
HENRY FORD !!
MAX M. FISHER
THOMAS A. MURPHY
JOHN J. RICCARDO
LEONARD WOODCOCK
Honorary Co-Chairmen
Thomas B. Adams
Martin M. Gluchow
Honorable Richard H. Austin
David M. Blumberg
Honorable Robert P. Griffin
Dr. Richard Hertz
Maxwell Jospey
George E. Gullen
Very Red. Malcom Carron, SJ.
Rabbi Benjamin M. Kahn
Honorable Philip A. Hart
Honorable Frank J. Kelley
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Honorable Philip M. Klutznik
Jack Musick
John S. Pingel
Ray W. Macdonald
Rt. Rev. H. Coleman McGehee, Jr.
William G. Meese
Honorable William G. Milliken
Jack Spitzer
Honorable Coleman A. Young
Paul Zuckerman
Co-Chairmen and Dinner Committee*
MARTIN M. GLUCHOW
Mrs. Morris Adler
Mrs. Ira Albion
Hon. Daniel S. Cooper
Charles H. Gershenson
Bernard Gordon
Father Clement Kern
Harry Pearson
Paul Silver
Norman Allan
J. Richard Cooper
William Klinsky
William T. Gossett
John Peppler
Harry Koltonow
Mrs. Leonard Sims
Raymond T. Perring
Eugene Sloan
Frank Colombo
Louis G. Allen
Frank D. Angelo
Richard W. Cordtz
William E. Grace
Jacques Cousin
Ronald Korn
Hon. Bobby Crim
H. James Gram
Barry Grant
Jeffrey Kravitz
George Pierson
Bernard Pincus
Carmi Slomovitz
John Anstandig
Eugene Arden
Hugh Daly
Ralph Ladd
Hon. Martha Griffiths
Max J. Pincus
Arthur F. F. Snyder
Maurice Aronsson
Louis E. Barden
Robert Dewar
George L. Lahodney
Grodan
Lewish S. Grossman
David Pollack
Irvin
James Laker
Ernest M. Solomon
Rabbi Joel Poupko
Joseph Lee
Max Sosin
Joseph S. Radom
Jack G..Redline
Sam Rich
Hon. Michael Stacey
Robert A. Steinberg
Morris Direnfeld
Henry Dorfman
Leonard Baron
David Easlick
Hon. Lawrence Gubow
Dr. William Haber
Samuel W. Leib
Hon. Victor Baum
Mrs. Robert Ellis
Samuel Hamburger
Mrs. Andrew Berger
Leonard R. Farber
Hon. Jack Faxon
Yale Levin
David Handleman
David B. Harper
Dean E. Richardson
David Levine
Rudolph Straus
Edwin G. Roberts
Dwight Havens
Mrs. Harold A. Robinson
Dr. Bertram Marx
Robert M. Surdam
Irving Bluestone
Joe Feldman
Richard 0. Fine
Sammy Lieberman
Peter W. Stroh
Martin S. Hayden
Jock A. Robinson
George Tarnoff
Norman Bolz
Edward Fishman
Maurice Rosender
Hon. James Blanchard
Hon. Carl Levin
Roy W. Stevens
David Hermelin
Ludwig Boraks
Nathan Fishman
John C. McCabe
M. Frank McCaffrey
Richard C. Hoerner
Felix Rosenzweig
Joel Tauber
Thomas Turner
Alfred H. Bounin
Hon. William Fitzgerald
Bennett J. McCarthy
David B. Holtzman
Robert D. Rowan
Max M. Wayburn
Jerome Brasch
Dr. Robben W. Fleming
Hon. Wade H. McCree, Jr.
Harry Weinberger
Hon. David Breck
Hon. Joseph Forbes
Irwin T. Holtzman
Jason L. Honigman
Nathan D. Rubenstein
Thomas McMasters
Arnold J. Weiner
Paul Broder
Walter B. Ford II
Richard L. Meoselle
H. Clay Howell
Rabbi William Rudolph
Thomas Russell
Hon. William S. Broomfield
Hon. Donald F. Fracassi
Milton M. Weinstein
Jerome J. Frank
Norman Michlin
Charles Milan
Hyman Safran
Dr. Wayne H. Buell
Joseph Jacobson
Harold S. Jaffa
Harold J. Samuels
Bernard Weisberg
Harvey L. Weisberg
Martin Weston
Louis L. Weinstein
John Bugas
Kaye G. Frank
Moe Miller
Rabbi Max Kopustin
Bernard Schlussel
Hon. Benjamin D. Burdick
Douglas Fraser
Paul S. Mirobito
Sidney J. Korbal
Arthur C. Schott
H. Fred Campbell
Douglas Schubot
Roy Wilkins
Lawrence M. Carino
Sidney Freedland
Sam Freedman
Milford Nemer
E. Paul Casey
Hon. G. Mennen Williams
J. D. Williams
Allan Charlupski
Phillip Cohen
Avern Cohn
LOUIS WEBER
Philip Slomovitz
James T. Barnes, Sr.
David Bittker
Meanwhile, in London,
Hugh Fraser, a Conserva-
tive MP, who narrowly
escaped death along with
his house guest, Caroline
Kennedy, daughter of the
late President John Ken-
nedy, when a bomb ex-
ploded under his car Oct.
23, is a life-long Zionist.
He is chairman of the
Parliamentary group of the
Conservative Friends of Is-
rael, which comprises 88
Conservative MPs.
Fraser, a constant and
vocal speaker for Israel, in-
curred the wrath of the pro-
Arab lobby when address-
ing a victory rally after the
Six-Day War. While Lon-
don's police have opened in-
tensive investigations, they
are not saying whether they
are looking into Arab in-
volvement.
Meanwhile, funeral serv-
ices were held in Kiryat
Shemona Oct. 23 for Gabriel
Shlomo, 52, who died of
wounds suffered in a terror-
ist rocket attack on the bor-
der village. Shlomo, the
father of 11 children, had
been in the hospital for two
months.
TO
JOSEPH L. HUDSON JR.
exploded on a sidewalk in
Zion Square killing 15 per-
sons.
Harry N. Katz
Ted Nemzin
Robert B. Semple
Joseph Frenkel
Hon. Ira G. Kaufman
Hon. Nathan J. Kaufman
Mrs. Paul Newman
Nate S. Shapero
Mrs. Gordon Fruitman
Hon. Damon J. Keith
Jack Shenkman
Robert E. Winkel
Hans Gehrke, Jr.
Sheldon Gersh
Jack L. Otto
Daniel J. Kelly
I. W. Sherr
Stanley Winkelman
Benjamin H. Paddock III
Hon. George Kent
Bernard Panush
Hubert J. Sidlow
Irving Siegel
Hon. John M. Wise
James Osborn
Mrs. Myra Wolfgang
B'nai B'rith Foundation Committee Chairman
B'nai B'rith Foundation Committee Co-Chairmen
Louis Weber
David Bittker Herman V. Kasoff Sol Moss Dennis J. Rice Louis Segal
David M Kaplan, Midwest Director, B'noi B'rith Foundation of the United States
Howard Rontal and Beth Ash, Public Relations Counsels
`Committee in process of formation
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
first meeting of the Israeli-
Egyptian joint committee
was held last week in a tent
in the United Nations buffer
zone between Baluz and
Kantara in the Sinai desert.
The four-hour session,
from which the press was
barred, is believed to have
dealt with procedural mat-
ters related to the future
functioning of the joint
committee and to imple-
mentation of the various
clauses of the military pro-
tocol worked out by Israeli
and Egyptian negotiating
teams at Geneva last
month.
The deliberations were
described as amicable. An
honor guard composed of
blue-helmeted soldiers of
the Swedish UNEF contin-
gent presented arms as the
two delegations entered the
tent.
The military protocols
reportedly discussed at the
meeting specify that the
first area to be evacuated by
Israel is the Ras Sudar oil
corridor on the eastern
shores of the Gulf of Suez
which contain the Ras Su-
dar and Abu Rodeis oil-
fields.
Reconstructionists
Honor Leaders
NEW YORK — - Prof.
Franklin H. Littell, a friend
of Israel and Christian lib-
eral, will be the guest
speaker at the annual lunch-
eon of the Jewish Recon-
structionist Foundation
Sunday in New York.
The luncheon will mark
the 35th anniversary of the
Jewish Reconstructionist
Foundation. Special cita-
tions will be awarded to 10
leaders who have devoted 25
years or more of service to
the Reconstructionist Move-
ment in American Judaism.