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42 Friday, November 3, 1918

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State Dept. Aide Retracts Statement
That Premier Begin Acted as Terrorist

Don't criticize a wicked
man who abandons his wic-
kedness — and repents.
Midrash

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
State Department spokes-
man Hodding Carter swiftly
retracted an affirmative
reply he gave to a reporter
at Monday's press briefing
as to whether Premier

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has ever acknowledged that
he committed a terrorist
act.
He did so after he was
challenged by another re-
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NEW YORK. — Baron
Guy de Rothschild, head of
reply were expunged from the Rothschild Bank of
France and president of the
the official briefing record.
The question was Fonds Social Juif Unifie,
posed by a reporter for a the French Jewish social
far left publication whose service agency, will be the
questions frequently re- principal speaker at the
flect an anti-Israel slant. 64th annual meeting of the
When Carter said "yes," Joint Distribution Commit-
another reporter, known tee Dec. 6.
Baron Rothschild will re-
for his pro-Israel senti-
ments, demanded to . ceive the second annual
know where and when Ma'asim Tovim (Good De-

Begin ever made such an
acknowledgement. The
State 1 Department
spokesman said "in his
book," apparently refer-
ring to Begin's autobiog-
raphy, "The Revolt."

The reporter insisted that
the book contained no such
admission nor had Begin
ever acknowledged a ter-
rorist act in an interview.
Carter replied, "It's a mat-
ter of interpretation" and
added, "I retract it, the
whole series of questions
and answers dealing with
Begin."

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Michigan Branch of the
Women's League for Con-
servative Judaism will hold
its annual Torah Fund-
Residence Hall luncheon
11:30 a.m. Monday at Cong.
Beth Achim, announces
Myra Karsh, Torah Fund
chairman.
Rabbi Alan B. Lucas,
assistant rabbi at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, will be
guest speaker. He will
speak on "Students and
Scholars — A Personal
Perspective."
Rabbi Lucas earned an
undergraduate degree in
psychology from the Uni-
versity of Cincinnati, from
which he was graduated
magna cum laude. He re-
ceived an MA degree in
Judaica at the Graduate
School of Judaica of the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary. He was ordained in
May 1978.

Mizrachi Women
Plan Donor Lunch

stage and screen actress
speaking at 1:00 p.m.

eds) Award at a luncheon
session of the board of direc-
tors "for his outstanding
leadership in helping to re-
habilitate and revive the
French Jewish Community
following World War II."

Tadiran, Israel Elec-
tronics Industries Ltd., is
projecting an annual
growth rate of 15-18 percent
during the next few years.

Conservative Women's Unit
Plans Torah Fund Luncheon

Among the honors he
has won are the Cyrus
Adler Award, and prizes
for scholarship from the
school of Judaica and
graduate rabbinical
school for five consecu-
tive years. He was elected
to the Phi Beta Kappa
and Psi Chi Psychology
Honor Societies.

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JDC Will Hear Baron Rothschild

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Jeanette Sklarchyk is
Torah Fund special gifts
chairman. Doris Markel
will serve as . chairman of
the day. Tenor Barry Ulrich
will entertain, accompanied
by Lillian Zellman.
Members of Michigan
Branch sisterhoods are in-
vited. For details call Ms.
Sklarchyk, 647-4058.

Delegates from the
Michigan Branch who
will attend the biennial
convention of the
Women's League Nov.
12-16 at the Concord
Hotel in New York are:
Branch President Shar-
lene Ungar,. Rivella
Pressel, Hanna Linden,
Sue Himelhoch, Carol
Cole, Carmen Rachwal,
Marcia Muskin, Judy
Roseman, Miriam
Rubenstein, Pearlena
Bodzin, Jeanette Berger,
Rosalind Grand, Doreen
Raskin, Ronna Rosen-
baum, Vivian Sharkey,
Rena Tobes, Roslyn
Weiss, Elaine Merkovitz,
Dorothy Chaiken (con-
vention chairman), Sha-
ron Leeman and Ms.
Sklarchyk.

Mesdames Chaiken,
Himelhoch and Ungar will
be installed as national
board members.

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