THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38 Friday. June 11, 1982
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Carter's Fear for Safety
of Sadat Revealed in Book
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Former President Carter,
providing a preview into his
soon to be published
memories during an ad-
dress to a convention of
American booksellers, de-
scribed last week how he
had ordered increased secu-
rity precautions one eve-
ning during the Camp
David peace talks for former
Egyptian President Anwar
Sadat because he feared the
Egyptian leader might be
"in danger from the Egyp-
tian delegation."
Elaborating on his re-
marks to the American
Booksellers Association
convention meeting in
Anaheim, Calif., the former
president said "I thought
Sadat was in physical
danger. I called Dr. Zbig-
niew Brzezinski (Carter's
former National Security
Adviser) to come to my
cabin about 3 a.m. and I
called the head of the Secret
Service detail to come to my
cabin and I told them I
wanted to tighten the guard
around Sadat's cabin with-
out letting him know and
not let anybody go into it.
"The next morning I was
NEW YORK (JTA) — A
bill is circulating in the U.S.
House of Representatives
that would exclude
Holocaust reparations
payments from countable
income in determining
eligibility for Supplemental
Security Income (SSI).
Reparations to Holocaust
survivors for personal in-
juries suffered during
World War II are provided
under the Federal Law on
the Compensation of Vic-
tims of the National
Socialist Persecution,
enacted by West Germany
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waiting by the window and
was relieved to see Sadat
come out of his cabin and go
for his morning four kilome-
ter walk. A few days later,
looking back on that time, I
thought how foolish I was to
be concerned about Sadat.
Of course, even later, with
the tragedy that resulted. in
Sadat's death, I'm not so
sure that was foolish."
The Carter memoirs,
"Keeping Faith," are
scheduled for release in No-
vember. The former
President also mentioned
his "frustrations" in trying
to deal with Israel's Premier
Menahem Begin.
in 1956.
The bill was introduced
last month by Rep. Henry
Waxman (D-Calif.) after the
case of a constituent, Felicia
Grunfeder, was brought to
his attention. Grunfeder's
SSI payments, provided to
Social Security recipients
on the basis of need, were
terminated by the govern-
ment after it declared her
monthly reparations pay-
ments as unearned income,
placing her total income
over the eligibility limit for
SSI.
The bill introduced by
Waxman would amend a
provision of the Social Secu-
rity Act which includes
Holocaust reparations as
countable income in deter-
mining SSI eligibility.
Waxman's bill has 34 co-
sponsors.
NEW YORK — The Na-
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Synagogue Youth (NCSY)
will hold its annual conven-
tion June 24-28 at
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