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Arab Countries Who Aided Terrorists Named Yeshiva U's Jacob Rabinowitz
WASHINGTON (JTA)—
The State Department, in a
major development in the
U.S. campaign against inter-
national terrorism, has de-
clared publicly that "at
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least" four countries—
Libya, Iraq, the People's
Democratic Republic of
Yemen and Somalia—have
"aided or abetted terrorists
and terrorism" in recent
years.
The State Department list-
ed eight specific instances
since 1972 _of Libya having
"given refuge' to inter-
national terrorists involved
in a long history of terrorist
acts."
The report said the Li-
byan government has "ac-
tively assisted a number of
terrorist groups and individ-
uals" who have been
"primarily members of the
several 'rejectionist' fac-
tions of the Palestinian
movement who have broken
away from more moderate
Palestinian leaders on the
issue of the legitimacy of
politically motivated vio-
lence as a means of car-
rying on the struggle
against Israel."
The department said that
the "government of Iraq is
a major supporter of rejec-
tionist Palestinian ele-
ments" and "lends political
and moral support to all re-
jectionist groups."
The department observed
that there is some public
evidence • that Yemen has
"on occasion allowed its ter-
ritory to be used as a sanc-
tuary for terrorists" but
that "in• recent months
there has been some tenta-
tive movement towards im-
provement of -relations be-
tween- the People's Demo-
cratic Republic of Yemen
and certain of its moderate
Arab neighbors which have
consistently repudiated in-
ternational terrorism."
Workmen's Circle
Hosts Odets Play
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Workmen's Circle Branch
460 will present the Leo
Mogill Players in Clifford
Odets' "Flowering Peach"
at 8 p.m. Saturday at the -
Labor Zionist Institute.
In addition to Leo Mogill,
who directs the play, the
cast includes William Fein-
berg, N:- Paul Siverman,
Fern Katz, Shirley Benyas,
Paul Goldman, Ralph Ben-
aim, Susan Mogill and Nina
Eisner.
The public is invited. For
information, call Work-
men's Circle, 626-6016.
to Be at Detroit Friends Brunch
Dean Jacob M. Rabinow-
itz of Yeshiva University's
Erna Michael College of
Hebraic Studies will ad-
dress the Detroit Friends of
Yeshiva University Summit
Brunch, - 11 a.m. Sunday, at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. The
brunch is in advance of the
Detroit Friends Annual Din-
ner June 2 at the synagogue
in honor of Henry S. Dor-
fman, who will receive the
JACOB RABINOWITZ
University's Distinguished_
Service Award.
The brunch is being co-
hosted by Dr. Leon Fill and
Phillip • Stollman, co-chair-
men of the Scholarship
Fund Special Gifts Com-
mittee. They are serving
with dinner committee offi-
cers Max M. Fisher, honor-
ary dinner chairman;
Avern Cohn, dinner chair-
man ; and Norman Allan,
Allen Charlupski, Merrill
Gordon, David B. Herme-
lin, Herbert P. Sillman, and
Bernard Weisberg, dinner
co-chairman. Gustav Ber-
enholz,--and Harry Zekel-
man of Windsor are co-
chairmen of Scholarship
Fund Special Gifts Com-
mittee. -
Dean Rabinowitz • was
pointed head of the Erna
Michael College in 1968.
Two years prior to that ap-
pointment, Dean Rabinow-
itz became Yeshiva Univer-
sity's first dean of students,
responsible for all under-
-
graduate colleges.
Previously, he had com-
bined a career as a teacher
of Jewish studies and chem-
istry, as director of reli-
gious counseling and in-
structor of chemistry at the
University's Stern College
for Women. He has also
taught chemistry at Ye-
shiva College, and holds the
rank of assistant professor
of chemistry and associate
professor of Talmud.
Dr. Norman Lamm, new
president of Yeshiva U.,
will be a guest at the June
2 dinner.
The Berenberg sisters of Brooklyn represent all four
grades at the Yeshiva University High Schools in New
York. Shown are; from left, Beth, a senior; Reena, a jun-
ior; Richel, a freshman; and Elissa, a sophomore. The
four Yeshiva High Schools in Brooklyn and Manhattan
have a combined enrollment of 1,300.
Detroiters at Yeshiva U. Event
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swear it was fresh perked:
Shown at the inau: ral ceremonies installing Dr. Nor-
man Lamm, center, as President of Yeshiva University
are, from left, Detro'lters Gustav Berenholz, Henry Dor-
fman, Qr. Leon Fill and Harry Zekelman. Detroiter Phillip
StollmaP was an honored guest on the dais. Dr. Lamm will
be the guest speaker at the Detroit Friends of Yeshiva Uni-
versity !annual dinner on June 2.
Israel Day Festival Sets Record
PHILADELPHIS (JTA)—
The 29th anniversary of the
establishment of the .state
of Israel / was celebrated -
here by an estimated re-
cord crowd of 15,000 per
son s . The day's feitivities
began with a parade of 70
marching units—also a. re-
,cord—led by Mayor Frank
Rizzo.
Israel 29 was sponsored
by the Jewish Community
Relations Council of Great-
er Philadelphia and the
Philadelphia Zionist Feder-
ation.