Mission Cancelled; Seek Speedy M.E. Resolution (Continued from Page 1) `which took this route many times in the past, usually carrying Israeli delega- tions, including the jour- nalists covering those events. Addressing the delegates in his home in Rehavia, Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan appeared to be sup- porting Defense Minister Ezer Weizman's contention that Israel must continue notified the International Civil Aviation Organiza- striking at Palestine Liber- tion on the termination of ation Organization bases in South Lebanon, despite re- the state of war between ports he had been urging a the two countries and on waiving her long time different approach. The 300 mission par- "exceptions" vis-a-vis Is- ticipants arrived in Israel rael in the international Monday. Despite the covenant of the organiza- cancellation of the UJA tion. flight to Egypt, the Meanwhile, Special Am- Foreign Ministry learned bassador Robert Strauss that Egypt had officially met Tuesday with eight Jewish leaders in the first of his planned series of meet- ings with interested Ameri- cans on Middle East policy issues for the conference and reportedly Strauss travel expenses for those who require them come briefed his visitors in detail from many contributors, on his last discussions in mostly from those who also Cairo and Jerusalem. The contribute to Jewish fund- meeting is understood to raising agencies in the have been arranged by Ed- United States and to var- ward Sanders, President ious Israeli institutions. He Carter's liaison with the promised to make public the Jewish community. names of all contributors Meeting with Sanders once he has their agreement and Strauss were: Theodore to do so. Mann, chairman of the Con- Magazine Edit or Threatens Om K Rosolio With Libel Suit - TEL AVIV (JTA) — David Shaham, -editor of New Outlook, has threatened to institute a libel suit against Labor Party Knesset member Danny Rosolio for implying that the symposium the magazine was sponsoring in Washington in October is being financed by the CIA or other United States gov- ernment agencies. Shaham sent Rosolio a . letter demanding an official retraction and apology or he would be sued for libel. In order to do this, Rosolio's Knesset immunity would have to be revoked. The Knesseter, an emerging leader of the Labor Party and secre- tary of the party- sponsored Ichud Hak- vutzot Vehakibutzim, made the implication during a discussion se- veral days ago over whether invited Labor Party Knesset members should agree to partici- pate in the symposium. He asked how a magazine with a rather limited cir- culation can finance payments for a large group of people to travel from Israel to Washing- ton. Shaham said that funds Klutznick Angry Over Goldmann Plan to Meet PLO (Continued from Page 1) Jewish Congress during Dr. Goldmann's regime. "I deeply regret the necessity of issuing this statement in the light of my long friendship with Dr. Goldmann which this can- not affect. But, for the sake of the organization which he helped found I must make our dissociation from this step abundantly clear." Goldmann said last week .n a telephone interview from West Germany and on Israel Radio that he had not received an invitation from Arafat but that if he did get one, he would accept it. He added that, "of course, I shall report Premier Menahem Begin both before the meeting and after- wards." Reaction in Israel was prompt and sharp. Ab- raham Katz, Likud Knesset member who is acting chairman of the WZO, called on Goldmann "on be- half of the Zionist move- ment," -to refrain from tak- ing a step which "may ble- mish his reputation." ference of Presidents of push them faster than Major American Jewish they want to go." He Organizations; Yehuda added that "I want to Helman, executive director make progress a bit fas- of the Presidents Confer- ter" than they do since ence; Jack Spitzer, the U.S. has a May dead- president of Bnai Brith; line for completing the Maxwell Greenberg, talks. But he said pro- chairman of the Anti- gress is being made. Meanwhile, the first Is- Defamation League of Bnai Brith; Richard Maass, raeli tour group has arrived president of the American in Cairo to visit the Jewish Committee; Bernice pyramids, search for rela- Tannenbaum, president of tives and explore the oppor- Hadassah; Jacob tunities for tourism in a Shenkman, president of the once-forbidden land. Jewish Labor Committee; PARTY-WEDDING-BRIDESMAID-BAR MITZVA and Sara Shane, president LONG and SHORT of American Mizrachi Women. Strauss Earlier, Americans cautioned against expecting quick 5199 GROUP S99 GROUP S59 GROUP progress on the autonomy talks between Israel and Egypt. ZEc PETITE N,Ii ( SES EXTRA Speaking in an inter- view on CBS-TV's "Face the Nation," Strauss 154 SOUTH WOODWARD noted that Egypt and Is- BIRMINGHAM * MI 2-4150 rael "don't want us to 5 Friday, August 31, 1979 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Doi Fy—Hospital Sympathy •••• FRUIT BASK ETS 3 Time Daily::: Nation-Wide Delivery ". •.• . : $ 1 595 RODNICK- McINERNEY'S ..:: • • ...: 779-4140 772-4350: OFFICIAL AGENCY 1 ) M . E GA DRESSES AUTHORIZED SALES & REPAIRS $99 '49 '29 George Ohrenstein 1/2 OFF Jewelers Ltd. 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