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36 Friday, October 21, 1977

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Newscasters Kalb, Koppel to Open 26th Book Fair

Jewish Book Fair will cel-
ebrate its 26th anniversary
Nov. 12-20 at the Jewish
Community Center of Met-
ropolitan Detroit in ' West
Bloomfield and will be pre-
senting an outstanding ros-
ter of authors, speakers and
events.
This year's Book Fair

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chairman, Phyllis Schwartz,
along with her vice chair-
men, Sally Rodin and
Beverly Canvasser, say that
this year's fair promises to
be the most exciting ever.
Book Fair will open at 8
p.m. Nov: 12- with Marvin
Kalb and Ted Koppel,
authors of "In the National
Interest." These national
TV news broadcasters will
be joined during the week of
Book Fair by Ben Dunkel-
man, Robert Kimmel
Smith, Rabbi Lawrence
Kushner, Alvin - Rosenfeld;
Lulla Rosenfeld, J. Bowyer
Bell, A.H. Raskin, Dr. Neil
Rosenstein, Ira Hirsch-
mann, Stephen M. Poppel,
Rabbi Hayim Donin, John
Phillips, Howard Blum,
Bernard Postal, Harriet
Schiff, and many others, as

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well as children's pro-
grams, a Yiddish-English
theater evening, Chaim
Grade, the Yiddish author;
and Natan Shaham, well-
known to Hebrew speaking
audiences.
Fifty co-Sponsoring Jew-
ish organizations take part
in Book Fair and hundreds
of volunteers work through-
out the year to make the
,Book Fair a success.
Dunkelman, who will
speak 8 p.m. Nov. 14, is
being co-sponsored by the
Synagogue and Temple
Men's Clubs of Metropolitan
Detroit.

Dunkelman, author of
"Dual Allegiance," is the
national commander of the
Jewish War Veterans of
Canada. He will be the next
Israel Bond chairman of
Toronto.
Dunkelman is a larger
than life hero in two coun-
tries. A Canadian who won
the DSO in World War II
and turned down a safe seat
in Parliament to stay at the
front, he also played a deci-
sive part in Israel's 1948
-War for Independence, help-
ing to break the siege of
Jerusalem and (at Ben-
Gurion's request) com-
manding the 7th Brigade

that won the war in the
north.
As former Israeli Prime
Minister Yitzhak Rabin
notes in his foreward to
"Dual Allegiance," "a
bridge that skirts the
Lebanese frontier is named
`Ben's Bridge'. It is Israel's
way of acknowledging the
exploits of a brave soldier
and a proud Jew who came
to his people's aid at a deci-
sive crossroads in its
history".
Dunkelman's
lecture,
"Israel and Its Public Rela-
tions," is open to the public

without charge. For infor-
mation, call the Jewish
Community Center, 661-
1000, ext. 275.

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Qty Council.
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judge and a member of the
ArriErican Jewish Corn-
mittee; Jean Rooney of the
Detroit Industrial Mission of
the Catholic Archdiocese;
Prof. Christopher Johnson
of WSU and Prof. Harrison
Muyia of Wayne County
Community College. Mel
Small, professor of history
at WSU and head of the
executive committee of the
Center for Peace and Con-
flict StudieS, will chair the
discussion.
Oak Park councilwoman
Charlotte Rothstein will
deliver greetings. The dis-
cussion is held in con-
junction with United
Nations Day. Admission is
free, and refreshments will
be served. For information,
call the Center for Peace
and Conflict Studies, 577-
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