June 18, 1976 29
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Allon Says U.S. Will Start M.E. Peace Moves Soon
TEL AVIV (JTA) - For-
eign Minister Yigal Allon
said he believes the United
States may resume its Mid-
dle East ped-ce initiatives be-
fore the Presidential elec-
tions in November.
The American Adminis-
tration may want to renew
the momentum toward a
Settlement in order to fore-
stall possible Israel-Arab
friction during the election
campaign, Allon said in an
interview published in the
Labor Party periodical
Migvan. He said that if such
a process was started, it
would not necessarily end
before the elections.
Meanwhile, former De-
fense Minister Moshe
Dayan has proposed that
Israel announce it will pull
its troops out of West Bank
towns in a unilateral ges-
ture aimed at an overall
peace settlement with the
Arabs.
Dayan said that Israel
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must retain possession of
the Jordan River valley
and of the mountain
ranges that transverse the
West Bank from north to
south. He said those areas
were vital for radar and
electronic early-warning
devices.
sis in Lebanon as leverage to
press for a general peace
settlement with the Arabs,
especially Syria.
He warned that if Israel
misses this opportunity, it
will be faced with a radical-
ized Lebanon and a "hot
border" on its north.
In a related development,
a Hebrew University expert
in foreign affairs urged that
Israel utilize the current cri-
Prudential Center
Theaters Open
Greek Festival
in Bloomfield
Authentic Greek dancing,
including instructions, will
be featured at St. George's
Greek Orthodox Church's
annual ethnic festival to be
held today through Sunday
on the church grounds, 1515
Woodward, Bloomfield
Hills.
Hours are noon-11 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday.
There is an admission
charge, and free parking is
available. Children under
age 16 accompanied by par-
ents will be admitted free.
Children's Show
Due at Music- Hall
"Summer Snow," an orig-
inal musical for children,
will be presented 11 a.m.
and 2 p.m. Sunday at the
Music Hall Center for the
Performing Arts.
Tickets are available at
Hudson's downtown or the
Music Hall box office. Fath-
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Jewish Graduates
Commissioned
as U.S. Officers
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NEW YORK - A total of
28 Jewish graduates of four
United States service aca-
demies will be commis-
sioned as officers at gradua-
tion exercises during June.
The 28 include: five Jew-
ish graduates from the U.S.
Air Force Academy, Colo-
rado; nine Jewish graduates
from the U.S. Military Aca-
demy at West Point, N.Y.,
six Jewish graduates from
the U.S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis, Md., and eight
Jewish ,graduates at the
U.S. Merchant Marine Aca-
demy, Kings Point, N.Y.,
including David C. Thomp-
son of Monroe, Mich.
David Ben-Gurion
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lounge alive with nightly entertainment and
dancing on an unique stainless steel dance floor.
. Now Mondays through Fridays
(3 p.m. to 7 p.m.) you can enjoy two man
sized drinks for the price of one . .. with
pretty maids to serve them.
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. Fri. arid Sat. from 9 p.m.
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JERUSALEM (JTA) -
The Knesset has unani-
mously approved a bill on
first reading to commemor-
ate Israel's first premier,
David Ben-Gurion.
The anniversary of Ben-
Gurion's death will be a na-
tional memorial day in state
institutions and schools.
The grave of Ben-Gurion
and his wife will become a
state site. According to the
bill thi:Ve- institutions, Ben-
Gurion's home in Tel Aviv,
the Institute for the Legacy
of Ben-Gurion in Kibutz Sde
Boker in . the Negev, and the
Desert Research Institute
there, will be run by public
councils.
The Detroit area's newest
theater complex, The Movies
at Prudential Town Center,
Southfield opens 1 p.m. to-
day with "That's Entertain-
ment, Part 2" showing. in
both 520-seat auditoriums.
The lobby area, box office -
and refreshment center
serving both theaters are
completely open on a park-
like setting of 4,000 tropical
plantings comprising one of
the world's largest indoor'
gardens.
"STAR SPANGLED GIRL"
Mike Taylor Show
Due at Brunetti's
a Neil Simon Broadway Hit
' Directed by Pierre Turgeon
Produced by Edgar A. Guest III
The Mike Taylor Show is
now appearing at Brunetti's
Seafood & Italian Villa,
Franklin Rd. at 12 Mile and
Northwestern Hwy.
Backed by a quartet
called "More", Taylor plays
for both showtime and
dancing Mondays through
Saturdays, 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
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