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AT EVERGREEN EVERGREEN PLAZA of Lir 557-8899 X 0 0 2 Friday, December 21, 1979 37 Nationwide Programs in U.S. Publicize Plight of the 'Exiled' Refusnik Ida Nudel NEW YORK (JTA) — Ac- tions on behalf of Ida Nudel, the "guardian angel" of Soviet Jewish prisoners of conscience who is now, her- self, sentenced to exile in Siberia, took place last week in 80 cities across the country by Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry under the aegis of the Leadership Con- ference on National Jewish Women's Organizations. In New York, "Reach Out" was the singular chal- lenge in addresses to the New York Women's Plea. Some 200 organization delegates were convened by the Greater New York Con- ference on Soviet Jewry (GNYCSJ) and Bnai Brith Women to rally wide public support for Nudel. Rep. Jonathan Bingham (D-N.Y.), the keynote speaker, emphasized, "All we are asking is that Ida Nudel be granted her rights under the Helsinki Final Act and the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights — both endorsed by the Soviet Union." As evidence of the Soviet Jewry's success potential, he pointed to the 50,000-plus emigra- tion figure for 1979, which he termed a record total. "But this success must not cause us to lessen our efforts," Bingham said. "Soviet authorities know of our concern for Ida Nudel but we must make certain that they know our dedica- tion to her and other pris- oners will not waver until we see them stepping off the plane in Tel Aviv." This note of warning was reinforced vigorously by Margy-Ruth Davis, GNYCSJ executive direc- tor, who pointed to ominous signs of crackdown on fu- ture emigration by Soviet ahthorities. "1980 will be a pivotal year. Devious new Soviet policies — now in place — can set us back for years to come." In a show of solidarity, Women's Plea delegates marched to the gates of the United Nations where a message from Israel's UN Ambassador Yehuda Blum was read. In Washington, members of the Congressional Wives Committee for Soviet Jewry, a nationwide organ- ization under the sponsor- ship of the National Confer- ence on Soviet Jewry's Washington office, deliv- ered a letter to Soviet Am- bassador Anatoly Dobrynin at the Soviet Embassy on behalf of Nudel and other POCs. The letter was not accepted. The nationwide actions, WASHINGTON (JTA) — deployment force to move as The U.S. Defense Depart- many as 100,000 men ment has sent a delegation quickly to a developing war to Saudi Arabia and three anywhere in the world. Pen- other countries to negotiate tagon sources emphasized for access for American that Murray's trip is a con- military forces to and bases tinuation of efforts made be- in the Middle East. fore the Iranian crisis, ub it While Defense Secretary is believed that the crisis Harold Brown said Sunday has expedited such an ar- that "I don't believe that rangement. American bases as such in that area are the right way to go" and that "nor do I see formal alliances," he left the way open for the U.S. use of bases when countries hav- ing them ask for "our help." Robert Murray, a deputy BERKLEY THEATRE assistant secretary of de- 2990 W. 12 Mile Rd. fense who speicalizes in Berkley LI 2-0330 Middle Eastern affairs, left Sunday on a trip that will All Seats $1.00 include Oman, Kenya and at all times Somalia. Pentagon sources Weekdays incl. Sat. said that besides the four Julie Andrews & Dudley Moore in countries named in the "10" (R) Murray itinerary the De- 7:05 : 9:30 fense Department is study Sun. 2:2D, 4:45, 7:05 & 9:30 ing possibilities for negotiating with Israel, WASHINGTON THEATER Egypt and Morocco for 426 S. Washington, R.O. rights to use bases in an 541-0082 emergency. MOVIE GUIDE - Use of bases is understood to be in connection with the development of a U.S. rapid In Toronto, delegates to the National Federa- tion of Temple Sister- hoods biennial conven- tion joined leaders of the Toronto Jewish commu- nity to protest the treat- ment of Jews in the Soviet Union. Lillian Maltzer of Detroit, who was re-elected president of the NFTS, called on the Soviet Union to adhere to its "written commitment" to the Human Rights Dec- laration. The program con- cluded with a reading by Leona Chanin, chairwo- man of the Leadership Conference from a letter by Rana Friedman — sis- ter of Ida Nudel: "I gain strength from you good Americans and so many In Blaine, Wash., 200 good people the world British Columbian and over who press for Ida's Washington Jews gathered release and her right to in a driving rain at Peace join me here in Israel." Arch Park on the U.S.- U.S. Negotiates With Saudis Senators and others have suggested the U.S. arrange to take over the bases in Sinai that Israel is to give Egypt in 1981 under the Egyptian- Israeli peace treaty. in which the National Jewish Community Rela- tions Advisory Council cooperated, marked the an- niversary of the UN Uni- versal Declaration of Human Rights and the ob- servance of International Human Rights Day. In San Francisco, the Bay Area Council on Soviet Jewry urged the Soviet Union to grant amnesty to Anatoly Shcharansky. 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