THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 38 Friday, January 5, 1919 AJC Prepares Spanish Tapes U.S. Envoy Young Says UN Undermines M.E. Peace NEW YORK — Andrew oung, the United States' ambassador to the United Nations, has accused the UN of undermining rather than encouraging negotiat- ing efforts to achieve a peace settlement in the Middle East. Ambassador Young made the complaint in a policy statement to the General Assembly, where a series of anti-Israel resolutions had been approved by a coalition of Arab, Communist and Third World votes. "The United Nations should be in the forefront of efforts to promote a just and lasting peace in the Middle MAGICIAN Available For All Occasions NEW YORK (JTA) — More than 50 Spanish- language radio and televi- sion stations in the United States are using bi-weekly taped news commentary provided by the American Jewish Committee in a new program to reach the large Spanish-speaking audience with news and commentary on human relations issues, Richard Maass, president, has reported. The taped commentaries, as well as written materials for the Spanish-language press, are prepared by Jacobo Kovadloff, a native of Buenos Aires and director of the AJCommittee's Latin American Affairs. He had directed the AJ- Committee office in Argen- tina which was closed in 1977 after threats on his life, Maass said. East," he declared. "It should not allow itself to be swayed by political doc- trines which claim to ad- vance peace but only hinder it. 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Weizman, who with Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan headed the Israeli negotiating team at the Blair House talks in Wash- ington in November, be- lieves that the peace talks have been bogged down needlessly in a morass of legalisms, the sources said. As a consequence, he has re- solved to devote his time ex- clusively to defense mat- ters. Yediot Achronot reported that Weizman stormed out of a meeting this week with Premier Menahem Begin and Minister of.Agriculture Ariel Sharon, the most out- Sephardic Rabbis Battle Against Assimilation NEW YORK — Eleven Sephardic rabbis from Latin American countries jour- neyed to Yeshiva Univer- sity in New York City for a historic meeting with their American and Canadian counterparts at the first in- ternational conclave of the Sephardic Rabbinate of the Americas: They confronted what was described as the "spiritual suicide" taking place among Sephardic youth. The rabbis resolved to make this dialogue an an- nual event to be sponsored by Yeshiva University and by the World Sephardi Fed- eration. Plans are under- way for the second conclave to take place in Mexico City in 1979. Setting the tone in his keynote address, Dr. Sol- omon Ganon, president of the federation, said that "In their new surroundings, our people have often aban- doned the family values which were so evident in the old countries with the ex- ception of our Syrian brothers who by great sac- rifice have built Torah in- stitutions in their com- munities. We shall need ex- perienced and well trained educators who will be able to face these difficulties and turn the tide of assimilation and spiritual suicide." Writer's Seminar NEW YORK (JTA) — An experimental creative writ- ing workshop for talented Jewish high school stu- dents, held for the first time last spring, will be repeated by the Martin Steinberg Center of the American Jewish Congress starting in January but limited to high school sophomores, the cen- ter's program director re- ported. with the Egyptians in Washington. Weizman reportedly rests his hopes on the expectation that Dayan will eventually take a firm stand against delaying tactics by Cabinet ministers. spoken Cabinet hawk. "I can't sit with that man any more," Weizman was quoted as saying with refer- ence to Sharon. Eventually Begin calmed him, the newspaper said. That was not the first time, however, that Weizman lost his temper with Cabinet colleagues who he thought were dragging their feet on peace issues. 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