28 Friday, November 5, 1982 PLO Rejects Reagan Plan WINDOW TREATMENTS HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL BLINDS Price & Compare indaw rld 354-5896 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS A member of the Pales- tine National Council told reporters in Dearborn last Friday that the Palestine Liberation Organization will not accept President Ronald Reagan's proposals for peace in the Middle East and claimed that "Syria and Jordan will bethe next vic- tims of Israeli aggression." Ibrahim Abu-Lughod spoke at a memorial meet- ing for the victims of the Be- irut massacre in September, in which Palestinian civi- lians were killed by Chris- tian Phalangist soldiers. Abu-Lughod is a politi- cal science professor at Northwestern University and one of the five American Palestinians on the Palestine National Council. Abu-Lughod urged the Arab states to exert pres- sure on the U.S. to thwart "Israel's threat" to Jordan and Syria, and called for an independent Palestinian state. 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The photograph of the Pope and Arafat became the chief provocation for it suggested to the world that the Holy See somehow sanctioned the murderous actions of this arch ter- rorist. But the embittered reactions to the provocative picture must not be allowed to obscure what actually went on during that meet- ing. We know from reliable sources that the Pope forcefully demanded that Arafat's PLO give up their violence and ter- rorism, that the PLO stop its killing of innocent civilians in Lebanon and Israel, that they recog- nize Israel's right to secu- rity and that Jerusalem remain unified with appropriate interna- tional guarantees. These positions are far closer to those of Israel and the Jewish people than they are to the PLO and the Arab extremists. To ignore those important statements by the Pope is to hand the PLO another political victory. During the past 20 years, Catholics and Jews have made great progress in mutual understanding. Sweeping emotional charges and counter- charges on all sides must be contained in order not to impede future progress in what has rightly been called the "revolution of mutual esteem" between Catholics and Jews. Newest Nobel Prize Winner Receives Acclaim in Britain LONDON - Dr. Aaron Klug, the 1982 Nobel Laureate in chemistry for his work in the development of electron microscopy, was settled as a child in South Africa. His family had emi- grated there from Lithuania. Dr. Klug studied at Wit- watersrand and Cape Town universities. He moved to Britain in 1949 and is affil- iated with Cambridge Uni- versity. Dr. Klug is a member of the Cambridge Jewish Residents' Association, but says, "I am not very active, though I preserve Camp Victims Memorialized LONDON - The Czechoslovak Chamber Or- chestra of Prague recently performed Edoardo Brizio's symphony inspired by the children of the Terezin con- centration camp. 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