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Rogers Won't Support Palestinian Homeland

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in the practicality of what
had become notorious as the
"Rogers Plan." What he
aimed at, he said, was adhe-
rence to UN Resolution 242,
with withdrawals from
occupied territory to be
gradual and based on the
negotiations now sought by

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Israel and the United
States. And he anxiously

becoming U.S. Attorney
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emphasized that he "did not
propose" a Palestinian
homeland. His emphasis
was made with a conviction
that it was neither desirable
nor workable.
Does he believe the Sadat
sensation about a visit to
Israel to address the Knes-
set could materialize? He
thought it might because he
considers Anwar el Sadat a
more practical and abler
statesman than was his
predecessor Gamal Abdel
Nasser. He expressed this
view based on his knowl-
edge of both Egyptian lead-
ers with who he dealt in his
capacity first as an Under-
secretary of State before

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1,000 Honor William Meese
at BB Humanitarian Dinner

Nearly 1,000-supporters of
Bnai Brith's high school and
college youth programs paid
tribute to William G. Meese,
board chairman and chief
executive of Detroit Edison,
on Tuesday at the Inter-
national Bnai Biith Human-
itarian Award dinner at
Fairlane Manor.
Among those who honored
Meese were former U.S.
Secretary of State William
P. Rogers, who described
the long history and func-
tions of Bnai Brith and
lauded the organization and
its honoree.
James Sharp Jr., assist-
ant to Michigan Sen. Donald
Riegle, delivered personal
messages of congratulations
for the Senator and Presi-
dent Carter.
Dr. Daniel Thursz, execu-
tive vice president of Inter-
national Bnai Brith, corn-
pafed Meese and the Bnai
Brith dinner to the culmi-
nating events of the March
takeover of the Washington
Bnai Brith headquarters
building by Hanafi Muslims.
Dr. Thursz said, "The
Bnai Brith staff was saved
by three Moslem ambassa-
dors, accompanied by a
Catholic police chief. Bells
rung at 2 a.m. by the nearby
Methodist church offered a
haven. This is the American
Way, and this dinner is the
same thing: Jews and non-
Jews, blacks and whites,
coming together."
Lou Weber has for seven
years skillfully managed
the fund-raising dinners
which annually draw
together leading industrial-
ists and businessmen from
throughout the state and the
nation. He was recognized
for his achievements as
were past Humanitarian.
Award recipients and dinner
chairmen Alan E. Schwartz
and Joseph L. Hudson Jr.,
and last year's recipient
David Easlick, president of
Michigan Bell.
Program participants
included Jimmy Launce of
WJR Radio, master of cere-
monies who entertained
with famous radio mistakes
during the dinner; Cantor
Simon Bermanis of Cong.
Beth Achim; Sol Moss,
Rabbi Howard Addison and
Fr. Vaughan Quinn of the

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Ian Alexis, president of
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cil, Holli Hart, president of
the Great Lakes BBG Coun-
cil and Robert Kimmel,
president of the Wayne
State University Hillel
Foundation student council,
represented Bnai Brith
youth throughout the U.S.
who are annually aided by
the dinner.

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