THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Ribicoff: Tells Technion Dinner Disunity Is a Danger to Israel
BY HEIDI PRESS
Citing disunity as the
greatest danger to Israel
today, Connecticut Senator
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Abraham Ribicoff said he
hoped a strong government
will be formed in Israel fol-
lowing its elections
Tuesday.
Speaking to more than
300 guests Saturday at Adat
Shalom Synagogue at the
30th annual Detroit' Chapter
dinner on behalf of the
Technion-Israel Institute of
Technology, Ribicoff called
Israel Defense Minister Shi-
mon Peres the most ca-
pable of restoring unity in
Israel.
On the Middle East situa-
tion, Ribicoff said the Arab
states feared the Palestine
Liberation Organization
More than they did Israel.
"All leaders, including
the Arabs and Israelis, talk
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differently in private than
they do in public.
"The Arabs fear the PLO
more than they ftar Is-
rael." He said that in pri-
vate talks with Jordan's
King Hussein, the Shah of
Iran and with Egypt's
Anwar Sadat, the three said
they feared a radical
Mideast takeover by the
PLO. He said because of
that fear the three leaders
did not stop Syria's Hafez
Assad from sending in his
troops into the Lebanese
conflict.
In private conversations
with the Shah, Ribicoff cons
eluded that Iran is Israel's
only other friend aside
from the U.S. "No one
knows how good Iran is to
May 15—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffrey Freeman (Nancy
Berger), 27781 Gateway
Blvd., Farmington Hills, a
son, Jason Brian.
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_ May 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
David Singer (Marcia
Kay), 3760 Karen Parkway,
Pontiac, a daughter, Rob-
byn Michelle.
May 7—To tormer De-
troiters'Dr. and Mrs. Harry
Lubetsky (Sharon Nelson)
of Annandale, Va., a daugh-
ter, Laura Jill.
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May 4—To Dr. and Mrs.
Ronald L. Cohen (former
Detroiter Judy Kovan) of
Bennington, Vt. a daugh-
ter, Hannah Rachel.
Israel. Israel gets its oil
from Iran.
"The Shah 'said a strong.
Israel will prevent the com-
munization and radi-
calization of the Middle
East."
Ribicoff predicted that a
-Middle -East settlement
would take between five
and 10 years to achieve and
that it will be under-written
by the U.S.
"The U.S. can put it all to-
gether. The U.S. is trusted
by all—Israel and the
Arabs."
Appeals on behalf of the
Technion were made by
Emanuel Shimoni, Israel
Consul for the state of Penn-
sylvania and director of pub-
lic- affairs for Technion;
Sam Rich, past president of
the Detroit Chapter, a na-
tional vice president of the
American Society for Tech-
nion and an international
board member; and by
Maurice Axelrod, honorary
lifetime member of the in-
ternational board.
Seated on the dais with
Rich, Shimoni and Ribicoff
were Mrs. Ribicoff, Mrs.
Rich, Louis Levine, Sey-
mour Siporin, regional di-
rector; Louis Milgrom, pres-
ident of the Detroit Chap-
ter; Mrs. Milgrom and
Rabbi Seymour Rose-
nbloom, spiritual leader of _
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
May 11—To Mr. and Mrs.
Mti'y 4—To former Detroit-
Ronald Fayne (Linda Pan- ers Dr. and Mrs. Frederick
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ter), 29360 Woodhaven, H. Aaron (Joan Gilbert) of
Southfield, a son, Adam Berkeley, Calif., a son,
JNF Zack Dinner
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ReserVations Open
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May 11—To Mr. and Mrs.
May 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
- Reservations are still
Barry Mitnick (Randy Hel- Daniel Mosher (Andrea being taken for the Jewish
ler), 6827 Leslee Crest Dr., Margolin), 28413 Red Leaf
National Fund testimonial
of Southfield
West Bloomfield, a daugh- Ln., Southfield, a son, Cory
dinner honoring David P.
ter, Robyn Michelle.
Alan.
and Evelyn Zack, which
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will be hell June 22 at
May 10—To Mr. and Mrs.
May 1—To Mr. and Mrs.
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Lee J. Heiman (Joanne ' Richard Schiller of South-
"The David P. and Eve-
Rice), 24031 Meadowlark, field, a daughter, Rachel
lyn Zack Forest" will be es-
Ages 21/2 thru 6
Oak Park, a son, Jason Carla.
tablished in their honor in
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David.
the American Bicentennial
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National Park in Israel.
April 17—To former De-
Dinner chairman Louis.
troiter
David
L.
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and
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ava ilable
ary dinner chairmen are
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Certified Teachers
Mrs. Morris Adler, Mrs.
a daughter, Aviva Jali.
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Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
J. Brandwine, Mr. and Mrs.
April 14—To former De-
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Shaye, Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
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Max Stollman, Phillip Stoll-
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5 Afternoons
man and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Troy, a son, Jason Wayne.
Zuckerman. Shaye and Max
Stollman are dinner co-
chairmen.
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Bnai Brith Activities 1
TIKVAH LODGE will
meet 8:30 p.m. Thursday in
Tel-Twelve Mall commu-
nity room. Election of offi-
cers will be held, and con-
sumer advocate Doug Ross
will speak on "Consumer Af-
fairs." Wives and guests
are invited.. Plans for the
30th annual installastfcin and
dinner-dance on June 12 at
Glen Oaks Country Club
will be announced.
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MARSHALL-SUBURBAN
LODGE has elected the fol-
lowing officers for 1977-78:
, Carl Pearl, president; Al-
fred Stebbins, Lawrence
Zatkin and Jerome Got-
tlieb, vice presidents;
David Diskin, Joel Rod-
man, secretaries; Morris
Pearl, treasurer; Bernard
Schlussel, -chaplain; Albert
Goodman, warden; Jerome
Gilbert, guardian; Harry
Bodzin, Isadore Goldfarb,
Charles Fink, Max Kush-
ner, Jack Tarnow, Ed
Schlussel, Steve Rader, Har-
old Freed and Mike Rader,
trustees.
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ISRAEL CHAPTER will
meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in
the north commons lunch
room of Southfield-Lathrup
High School. Guest speaker
will be Doug Ross, director
of the Michigan Citizens
Lobby, who will discuss cori7
sumer protection legisla-
tion. Refreshments will be
served, and guests are in-
Ilr
vited.
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PISGAH LODGE bowling
league elected Sennett
Bider president for the
1977-1978 season. Other offi-
cers are Allan Gilbert and
Jeff Zussman, vice presi-
dents; Dr. Barry Bean and
Morrie Burnstein, secretar=
ies; and Gene Perlmari,
treasurer. Elected to the
board were Don Aron, Al
Byer, John Anstandig, A It
Schneid, JeSsie Koenig
berg and Larry Pomerantz.
'The league will have its
40th anniversary dinne•-
dance installation May 28 a4,,
the Raleigh House. Person .
wishing to join the league
next season may call the
Bnai Brith office, 354-6100J
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Honorees Roa sted at Dinn 'r
More than 500 persons
saw the Bnai Brith Guard-
ian of the Menora Award
presented to David B. Her-
melin, Myron L. Milgrom,
Milford Nemer and Max
eosin last week.
The awards were present-
ed by the president of AZA,
Bruce Moss, and Lisa Gar-
ber, the president of the
Bnai Brith Girls.
The award was presented
for "continuing efforts on
behalf of all humanities and
their obligations to their ifek;
low men."
The four honorees /Were -
"roasted" by Moe Miller;
Joe Rose, Bill Carrqll and
Marty Laker. /
Herman Roseni, Bnai
Brith national director of de- w
velopment, made a special
presentation to the dinner s
chairmen, Robert Stein',
berg, Irving Laker and I.
W. Sherr. A special award
was also presented to Louis
Weber, chairman of the
Bnai Brith Foundation of
Detroit.
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Monday at the Birmingham
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Holding the awards presented to them at the Bnai Brith
Guardian of the Menora dinner last week are, from left:
Milford Nemer, David Hermelin, Myron Milgrom and Max
Sosin.
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Cantorial Concert Is Rescheduled
Cantor Louis Klein of
Cong. Bnai Moshe an-
nounces its \ cantorial con- Bnai' Moshe and the Bnai
cert originally scheduled Moshe Choral Ensemble,
Auction Benefits
May 15 has been resche- conducted , by Daniel
Area Day School for
duled for 8 p.m. June 9 in Braude, also 'will perform,
Piano accompaniment will
The Hebrew Day School the synagogue.
The concert, co-sponsored be provided by Doreen Rag-
of Ann Arbor will hold an
art auction 2 p.m. Sunday by the Cantors Assembly of kin and Dr. Sholom Kalib.
at Hillel Hall, 1429 Hill St., _America and the congrega- Miriam Ciesla will provide
tion, will feature Cantors flute accompaniment..
Ann Arbor. Preview will be
Tickets are on sale at the
held at 1. Refreshments Ben Zion Miler of Toronto
will be served, and there is and Benjamin Maissner of Bnai Moshe office. The pub-
Philadelphia.
' lic is imiited.
a charge.