Friday, July 28, 1918 9 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS President Cites Goldberg in Wake of Sadat Criticism WASHINGTON (JTA) — Arthur Goldberg, who served his country as its ambassador to the United Nations and as a justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, was honored by President Carter at the White House Wednesday. The President presented the 69-year-old jurist and diplomat with the Medal of Freedom, the na- tion's highest civilian award. The presentation was made only a few days after President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, in a nationally tele- vised speech in Cairo last Saturday, said that peace might have been achieved in the Middle East if Carter had been in office in 1967 and not "the Zionist" Goldberg who was a member of the Johnson Administration. But White House Press Secretary Jody Powell stressed that the award to Goldberg had no connection with Sadat's remarks. He noted that the ceremony had been planned some time ago and was scheduled to suit the convenience of the President and Goldberg. The Medal of Freedom was awarded to Goldberg specifically for the services he rendered as U.S. representative to the UN- after the Six-Day War for which he was disparaged by Sadat. W C. Trojan CUSTOM FURNITURE & CARPET CLEANING ON LOCATION FREE ESTIMATES Phone 576-1140 YW Rolex _Fredrick ers Oewel of BLOOMFIELD HILLS 869 Orst Sr/ Ise Road 646 19 %I * Moo tilt.. Sot IS to 5:30 Thom to 9 pm Appraiools 6. Appointment WhiM You Waft,740ar..- SPORTS FAIR Tel-Twelve Mall 352-0520 HEADQUARTER Complete Line JOGGING & RUNNING SHOES For Men — Women BROOKS, NIKE, NEW BALANCE, ADIDAS Carter praised Goldberg as an author of Security Council Resolution 242 which "is now ... the un- shakable basis for ultimate agreement in the Middle East." He also hailed Goldberg's dedication to human and civil rights as a Supreme Court justice and as chairman of the U.S. de- legation to the Belgrade Conference last spring on the results of the Helsinki Final Act. The President did not re- peat his recent sharp criti- cism of the Soviet treatment of dissidents. But he re- marked that Goldberg es- tablished the principle that there is, indeed, an interna- tional accountability for compliance for human rights commitments made at Helsinki." Holiday Booklet Available Free LAWRENCE, N.Y. — "The Tisha b'Av Home Reader" has been prepared and is offered free by Cong. Ko1 Yisroel Chaverim and its community service arm, the Jewish Community In- formation Council. The announcement, made by Rabbi Rubin R. Dobin, explains that the folder- leaflet is being made ready for distribution in time for the Ninth of Av observance which occurs this year on Aug. 13. All requests must be ac- companied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope and addressed to: Rabbi Rubin R. Dobin, Home Reader, POB 11, Lawrence, New York 11559. Tisha b'Av is a fast day marking the destruction of the First Temple in Jerusalem by the Babylo- nians in the year 586 BCE, and the destruction of the Second Temple by the Ro- mans in 70CE. The ninth of Av falls on the Sabbath this year, but is observed on Sunday. African Clerics Study in Israel JERUSALEM (JTA) — A special nine-week study program for African clerics and church leaders is pre- sently being conducted in Jerusalem. The seminar, organized by the Israel Interfaith Committee and co- sponsored by the_ Martin Buber Center of the Hebrew University and the Foreign Minister's Department for International Cooperation, allows the participants to study the Bible in its geog- - raphical, archeological, lin- guistic and historical con- text. Simultaneously, it intro- duces them to the social and historical problems of con- temporary Judaism and Is- rael, _with respect to Christian-Jewish relations. French-language The seminar includes 20 par- ticipants from seven coun- tries. More Germans Believe Israel Can Survive Arab Opposition Electronic CASH REGISTERS S230.00 Add 'n Type BONN (JTA) — A "radi- on the Golan Heights dur- no definite opinion (16 per : 862-1300 342-7800 cent). cal change" in the number ing the 1973 war. of Germans who believe Is- The 1978 sympathy is not rael can successfully defend far from levels recorded in THE SOLID CHOICE FOR itself in the long run against two "normal" years, 1970 CIRCUIT COURTJUDGE the Arabs was shown by an and 1971 (46 percent and 43 opinion poll conducted by percent pro-Israel respec- one of West Germany's lead- tively). Public support for ing pollsters, the Al- the Arab cause has re- lensbach Institute. mained virtually un- Based on questions to changed at only seven per- 2,000 adults in April, 1978, cent. There was little change in the survey found that 40 percent supported the thesis the numbers of those who that Israel could survive supported neither side in Arab opposition, compared the Mideast conflict (33 per- with only 26 percent in a cent in 1972) and those with similar po ll in 974 1 and 29 *.......................* percent in 1971. st,r000nnlyt i2n0 1p9e7r,i • oeo l:y(vco n3tr4apo E • and 27 percent in 1971) • supported the counter- thesis that "one of these e bnsurn wtlelr boef Jga . days th , stronger • • • • • • 1979 CUTLASS SUPREME • • "undecided" persons stayed • 24 Month - closed end lease constant at the 1974 level of • 40 percent (vs. 44 percent in 1971). The survey also indi- A Equipment: Auto. trans., power cated that a majority of steering, power brakes, tinted those with a firm point of • g lass, air-conditioning, AM view tended to support month $ 1 383. 8 Israel in the Mideast con- radio, white side wall steel belted filet. 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