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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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at UN Day Concert With Mehta

Under the headline "Of
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column, the New York
Times on. Tuesday offered
the following information:
"When 77-year-old
Nathan Milstein bowed out
at the last minute from
Sunday's annual United

telephone plea from Zubin
Mehta, he was on a Sunday
morning plane to (New
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UN for a noon run-
through and camera re-
hearsal, and was back in
tuxedo for the 3 p.m. con-
cert (Monday) it was back
to Minnesota.
"Although Mehta was
said to have appealed to
Zukerman to step in at the
UN 'more as a musician
friend than as an Israeli-

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