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WASHINGTON (JTA)
— Sen. James Abourezk
(D-SD) took advantage of
an official U.S. Senate
trip to the Middle East to
speak in an "unofficial
capacity" at the anti-
Zionist conference in
Baghdad, his office
acknowledged. _
Abourezk, with three
staff aides, is visiting four
Rabbi Opposes
'Las Vegas Nites'
NEW YORK — Rabbi
Walter S. Wurzburger,
president of the Rabbini-
cal Council of America —
the national association
of Orthodox rabbis —
urged church and
synagogue leaders to
"band together" to fight
the new York state law
permitting "Las Vegas"
nights and other forms of
gambling in religious in-
stitutions.
An aide to Abourezk
the Palestine Liberation
Organization and the said that the Senator had
Arab League in coopera- prepared a text for deliv-
tion with the Iraqi gov- ery in Baghdad in which
he attacked the American
ernment.
Participants from 46 na- media but it does not
tions sat through the de- mention Zionism.
However, the aide
livery of 30 papers and
through dozens of "sol- acknowledged that
idarity statements" from Abourezk believes the
Third World countries, ac- United Nations resolu-
cording to the Post's ac- tion last year equating
count. Abourezk was re- Zionism with racism "is
ported to have attacked an accurate statement."
the American press cover- The aide said he did not
age of the Middle East, al- know whether Abourezk
leging it is biased toward departed from his pre-
pared text at the confer-
Israel.
ence.
Abourezk returned last
Detroit Friends of Yeshiva U.
weekend from the trip to
Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia
Plan Dinner to Honor Dorfman and
Qatar. Asked why he
did not include Israel,
which has tens of
Arab states on a trip of
more than two weeks at
American taxpayers' ex-
pense. He is on official
government business for
the Senate Judiciary sub-
committee on refugees, of
which he is a member.
The week-long
Baghdad conference
closed Nov. 12. According
to the Washington Post,
"Zionism was baked,
boiled, fried and roasted
in an unrelenting ideolog-
ical tirade" at the confer-
ence sponsored by the
University of Baghdad,
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honor Henry Dorfman at their annual dinner next June.
Dorfman is a "master builder" of the university. He and
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President Norman Lamm. Avern Cohn will chair the
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Laven is chairman of the Detroit Friends of Yeshiva
University.
Progressive Judaism Union
Reaffirms Support for Israel
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The World Union for
Progressive Judaism
reaffirmed its "uncondi-
tional" commitment to
Israel and Zionism here
and demanded full rights
and recognition for the
Reform rabbinate in this
country.
The
organization,
which serves as the um-
brella for 1.2 million
Progressive Reform and
Liberal Jews in 25 coun-
tries, held its 50th an-
niversary convention at
the Jerusalem Hilton
Hotel with some 800 dele-
gates attending.
Rabbi David H. Wice,
World Union president,
said at a press conference
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that the organization's
dedication to Israel was
reflected not only in the
decision to hold its miles-
tone convention here but
by the transfers of the
World Union interna-
tional headquarters to
Jerusalem in 1973 and its
affiliation with the World
Zionist Organization,
finalized last year.
Rabbi Richard G.
Hirsch, executive director,
told the newsmen that the
Reform movement in Is-
rael has several demands
which should be fulfilled.
These were, he said, rec-
ognition of the movement
as an authentic Jewish
element by the Israeli au-
thorities; recognition of
conversions performed by
Reform rabbis abroad; au-
thorization of Reform rab-
bis to perform marriages
in Israel after thay have
registered with the Rab-
binical Council; authoriz-
ing Reform rabbis to serve
as chaplains and spiritual
guides in Israel's armed
forces; and granting the
Reform movement the
same governmental aid ex-
tended to other religious
branches.
There are presently 12
Reform congregations in
Israel. The government,
however, extends recog-
nition and aid only to the
Orthodox rabbinate
which has exclusive
jurisdiction in religious
matters affecting the
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thousands of refugees,
the aide replied "it is
pretty clear why he didn't
go to Israel."
The aide said Abourezk
visited government offi-
cials in Iraq but said he
did not know whether the
invitation to attend the
conference or meet the
officials came first. The
Senate Judiciary Com-
mittee officials were mys-
tified or lacked informa-
tion about the trip, in-
cluding its cost, when
questioned.
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