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"I'm Dancing As Fast As I
Can," television producer
Barbara Gordon's bestsel-
ling true account of her
breakdown, dependence on
Valium and subsequent re-
covery, has been released as
a Bantam paperback.
Gordon describes in detail
her fall from grace with the
entertainment world as the
result of her addiction. She
tells of how the psychiatrist
she had been seeing was ac-
tually the root of many of
her problems. It was his re-
ckless advice that helped
her lose her friends and her
job.
The book has been
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Bernard L. and Rosalyn 1. Maas
Recreation Area
Camp Tamarack
at Ortonville, Michigan
Community Visiting Day
Monday, May 26, 1980
1:00-5:00 P.M.
Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy a day at Camp Tamarack, Ortonville for your entire
family. Recreational equipment and some facilities, including boating, will be
available. Lemonade provided free. For those interested, staff will be available to
answer questions about summer programs.
Directions to Camp Tamarack, Ortonville
From Detroit, drive north on 1-75 to the Fenton Exit, follow Grange Hall Road east,
past Sheriff's Department, to Barron Road. Turn left on Barron Road from 1- 1/2
miles to Perryville Road. Turn right on Perryville Road for 1/2 mile to camp
entrance..Or take Northwestern Highway to Telegraph Road (US 24). Turh right
on Telegraph and continue on US 24 to US 10 (Dixie Hwy.). Turn left and proceed
on US 10 for approximately 17 miles to Grange Hall Road (at Sheriff's Depart-
ment). Turn right on Grange Hall Road and proceed for 3 miles to Barron Road.
Turn left (north) 1-1/2 miles to Perryville Road. Be sure to make_ a right turn onto
Perryville Road and proceed 1/2 mile to camp entrance.
Visiting day at
Camp Tamarack
Brighton and Silverman Village
is on
June 15, 1980
1:00-4:00 P.M.
Sen. Weicker Urges Israel's
Defenders to Pursue Vigilance
In an address in which he
endorsed Israel's right to es-
tablish the type of settle-
ment that would protect the
state against those who ad-'
vocate violence, Sen. Lowell '
Weicker of Connecticut, ad-
dressing an audience of 800
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek
Tuesday evening, urged the
defenders of the Jewish
state never to deflate their
defensive roles for Israel.
Warning of an evident
erosion in the ranks of Is-
rael's friends in Congress,
Sen. Weicker urged un-
hesitant action in behalf of
Israel. He was critical of
Jews who panicked when
there were criticisms, dur-
ing the Andrew Young and
other incidents.
Ridiculing the conten-
tion that if Israel gave up
the areas acquired after
the 1967 war the U.S.
would then provide pro-
tection for Israel, the
Connecticut Senator said
that NATO has lost faith
in such American
pledges, viewing the role
of this country as being
unable to protect anyone,
even itself.
Sen. Weicker gave the
annual Lichter Memorial
Lecture established in trib-
ute to the late Adolph Lich-
ter. After an introductory
address by Dr. Peter Mar-
tin, co-chairman of the
synagogue's cultural corn-
mission, announcing plans
for future Shaarey Zedek
cultural programs, Dr. Max
Lichter introduced Sen.
Weicker and presided dur-
ing the question-answer
period.
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Council of Europe Resolution
on Middle East Angers WJC
PARIS (JTA) — The
European branch of the
World Jewish Congress,
which held a two-day meet-
ing here last week, ex-
pressed its deep consterna-
tion at the resolution of the
Council of Europe's Par-
liamentary Assembly on
the Middle East situation
which called for the re-
placement or amendment of
United Nations Security
Council Resolution 242 and
expressed doubts about the
Camp David accords as the
basis for a comprehensive
Mideast settlement.
• The assembly resolution,
which was approved last
month by 170 votes with no
opposition and only 10
abstentions, viewed the
Camp David accords as
seriously jeopardizing the
current peace negotiations.
The WJC meeting also
expressed its strong objec-
tion to the assembly's
equating the right of Israel
to exist with the demand for
the recognition of the Pales-
tine Liberation Organiza-
tion as a negotiating part-
ner in the peace talks.
Representatives from
20 Jewish communities
took part in the two-day
WJC meeting, including
delegates from Romania,
Yugoslavia, Hungary,
Poland, East Germany,
Czechoslovakia and Bul-
garia. The meeting
marked the return of the
Council of Jewish Com-
munities of Morocco to
active membership in the
WJC.
Israel
Meanwhile,
Foreign Minister Yitzhak
Shamir visited Britain and
Italy this week to confer
with his opposite numbers,
Outrage at Nazi
Election Vote
LOS ANGELES (JTA) —
The substantial but losing
vote for Harold Covington,
an avowed Nazi, in his bid
for nomination as the Re-
publican candidate for
North Carolina Attorney
General was described as
"outrageous" by Rabbi
Marvin Hier, dean of the
Simon Wiesenthal Center
for Holocaust Studies of
Yeshiva University of Los
Angeles.
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