THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Reagan Claims that Carter
Mistake at UN Hurts Israel
By JOSEPH POLAKOFF
(Copyright 1980, JTA Inc.)
Republican Presidential
nominee Ronald Reagan
charged, in his acceptance
speech last week, that the
Carter Administration
"handed a major prop-
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aganda victory" to Israel's
enemies by its foul-up in the
anti-Israel resolution
adopted by the United Na-
tionals Security Council
last March 1.
Reagan made a caustic
reference to President Car-
ter and the resolution which
the President repudiated
two days after the U.S.
voted in its favor:
"An Annapolis graduate
may be at the helm of the
Ship of State but the ship
has no rudder. Critical deci-
sions_are made at times al-
most in Marx Brothers
Fashion, but who can
laugh?"
At a press conference
before the speech, Re-
agan said that he recog-
nizes an "alliance" be-
tween the U.S. and Israel
and that he would not try
to have the U.S. "dictate
or impose a settlement"
in the Arab-Israeli con-
flict.
Reagan made that state-
ment when he was asked
what lie would do to change
the American position on
policy in the Middle East
and toward Israel.
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Jewish Council
Alerts Students
on Middle East
The Jewish Community
Council has presented gift
subscriptions of the quar-
terly "Middle East
Notebook" to 100 high
school librarires in the met-
ropolitan Detroit area.
Designed specifically for
high school age students,
the notebook profiles coun-
tries in the Middle East by
offering historical data and
discussing the region's
ethnic and religious com-
position. Excerpts from the
Israel-Egypt peace talks
and documents from meet-
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cluded.
"Middle East Notebook"
is published by the National
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Studies of the American
Academic Association for
Peace in the Middle East.
Franco-Iraqi
Uranium Deal
Hit by Knesset
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Leading members of the
Knesset last week called for
energetic action by Israel in
the areas of diplomatic con-
tacts and appeals to world
public opinion in an effort to
prevent France from sup-
plying Iraq the wherewithal
to build atomic weapons.
A senior intelligence offi-
cial gave the Knesset
Foreign Affairs and Secu-
rity Committee an informed
assessment that, if the
Franco-Iraqi deals go
through as intended, Iraq
will be in possession of nu-
clear weapons by the middle
of the decade.
Former Premier Yitzhak
Rabin, a committee
member, called for urgent
action by Israel to persuade
France not to supply Iraq
with the enriched uranium
intended to fuel the two nu-
clear reactors already
supplied to Baghdad. Rabin
said he did not doubt an ef-
fort of this kind was already
being mounted but he
wanted more intensive at-
tempts.
Area Cancer
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Foundation's Detroit Serv-
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W. Seven Mile, offers free
services in the area of pre-
ventive health care.
Pap and breast examina-
tions are performed twice
monthly to every woman
age 18 and older. .These
examinations are given by a
trained nurse examiner and
should be performed once a
year.
The center also provides
services to the community
in the form of sickroom
equipment, medical
supplies, speech therapy
and transportation to medi-
cal treatment centers for
patients having no other
means of transportation.
To make an appointment,
call the center, 493-0043.
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Singles Events
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hold a dinner-theater party softball game 10:30 a.m.
6 p.m. Aug. 10 with dinner Sunday at Cranbrook Park.
at the Sheik restaurant and Admission is free, and in
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SUNDAY, AUG. 3, 2:30 P.M.
Oak Park Major Park
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Fund. The grant for this performance was obtained with the co-operation of
Local 5, Detroit Federation of Musicians.
Participating in the program:
Cantor Chaim Najman,
Cong. Shaarey Zedek
Margelee Green-Ruby
Sam Barnett's Orchestra
Please bring chairs and blankets
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