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Kathleen Straus Re-Elected to Head AJCommittee Chapter;
Rita Hauser Urges Action to Prevent Pressure on Israel

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Mrs. Ronald Sussman
(Elena Cutler), former De-
,troiters of Ypsilanti, a
daughter, Mira Shlomit.
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June 20 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Oppenheim
(Patricia Nielsen), 3607
Hunter, Royal Oak, a son,
Paul David.
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June 12 — To Dr. and
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June 12 — To Mr. and
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June 9 — To Mr. and Mrs.
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June 9 — To Mr. and Mrs.
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Joseph.
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June 7 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Barkin (Marilynn
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Harold Gales, co-chair-
man of the nominating com-
mittee with Robert Kasle,
presented the slate of offi-
cers.
In her presidential report,
Mrs. Straus reviewed the ac-
tivities of the past year, in-
cluding the interreligious
seminars, the communal
affairs, the tasks in behalf
of Israel. She told of cooper-
ation with the Jewish Voca-
tional Service in providing
assistance to the workshop
by seeking cooperative rela-
tions with industrial firms.
Participants in the an-
nual meeting included Mrs.
Robert Kasle who gave the
invocation and Mrs. Saul
Saulson who headed the
committee on arrangements
for the annual dinner meet-
ing.

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gress and urged continuing
efforts by American Jews to
protect Israel's position.
Mrs. Hauser explained
why the Arab oil embargo
in 1973 was not a success by
indicating that the oil ship-
ments were already on the
way to this country. She
warned that vast acquisi-
tions of tankers by the Ar-
abs threaten drastically to
change the situation and to
create devastating dangers.
She emphasized the menace
of growing U. S. accommo-
dations with the Arabs and
urged a demand on the next
administration "to develop a
concert with Israel."
Mrs. Kathleen Straus was
re-elected president of the
Detroit AJCommittee chap-
ter.
The following were
elected vice presidents of the
Detroit Chapter: Robert
Amberg, Eugene Driker,
Harold Gales, Mildred
Grossman and Irving Tukel.
Beatrice Rowe was elected
secretary-treasurer.

sonalities but by "historic
courses." She described
Russia as infiltrating the
Middle East in a "tug of war
with the United States for
domination of the area" and
she declared that if it were
not for Israel's presence the
USSR domination would
have been realized.
Nevertheless, discussing
the new policy of even-hand-
edness, Mrs. Hauser quoted
Gen. George Brown, who in
a statement at the Pentagon
asserted that Israel's role in
the Middle East was of no
consequence.
The tragic 1973 war was
described by Mrs. Hauser as
"the war of frustration."
Israel scored a great victory
against the combined
enemy forces but was
turned into a diplomatically
distressing defeat." She was
critical of Dr. Henry Kissin-
ger on his relations with
Russia and Sadat and de-
KATHLEEN STRAUS
clared that yielding the
In anticipation of growing Suez to Sadat was an error
dangers for Israel, Dr. Hau- that must lead to dire conse-
ser declared that she consid- quences.
The arms sales to Egypt
ered Israel to be right in
being extremely cautions. and other Arab countries
Her own view is that conces- by the U.S. also was
sions will have to be made viewed by Dr. Hauser as
and withdrawals conceded, menacing, leading to an
but that they should be escalation that will bring
within the context of strict added dangers to Israel.
She spoke of "the folly" of
guarantees of Israel's rights
and securities and on the Kissinger's concessions to
basis of firm agreements at Assad on Lebanon and she
a peace table with direct foresaw disastrous consequ-
ences for Israel from the Le-
confrontations.
Mrs. Hauser, who was banese crisis. She warned of
introduced by AJCommittee a continuation of present
Vice President Eugene Dri- policies of pressures on Is-
ker, saw the American pol- rael, saw a decline in pro-
icy as dictated not by per- Israel sentiments in Con-

Discussion of major-is- strictly adhere to the pre-
sues affecting U. S. foreign sent policy of friendship and
policies, with emphasis on support for Israel.
But she foresaw the in-
the Middle East, marked the
annual meeting of the De- creased trend, regardless of
troit Chapter of the Ameri- who will be elected in No-
vember to seek an exertion
can Jewish Committee.
Rita Hauser, former U. S. of pressure upon Israel to
delegate to the United Na- make concessions and to
tions, principal speaker at withdraw from adminis-
the dinner meeting held tered territory.
Wednesday evening at the
Jewish Community Center
West
Bloomfield,
in
strongly urged that the
AJCommittee and the other
organized groups persuade
the next administration to

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