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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
62 Friday, May 6, 1983
B LS.-Walled Double-Agent'
in Critique of MEPolicy
in.11.11w- MIAMI — John McMul-
Ian, executive editor of the
Miami Herald, has accused
the Reagan Administration
of playing the role of a
"double-agent" in the Mid-
dle East.
McMullan, in a recent
editorial column, charged
that "the United States has
left both Israel and its foes
' sharing the confusion that
emanates from Washing-
Washing-
ton." In the column, McMul-
lan urged President Reagan
to make a trip to Israel so
that he might realize "how
vulnerable Jerusalem and
Tel Aviv are to Palestinian
attack if Israel does not con-
trol the West Bank:"
"The long term reality is
clear," the column con-
cluded, "Israel is still the
only nation in the Middle
East that shares our demo-
cratic philosophy and prin-
ciples of conduct. When the
real crunch comes, it will be
our only true friend."
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Flint Beth El
Lists Graduates
Flint's Temple Beth El
will have its graduation
services 8 p.m. May 17.
Confirmands are: Kim-
berly Goldberg, Joel Golds-
tein, Steven Hart, Shelly
Hoffman, Robert Melet, Re-
becca Riseman, Marta San-
ders, David Shulman and
Robert Stanzler.
Gertrude Wapner, a
member of Jewish women's
organizations, died April
25.
Born in Dublin, Ireland,
Mrs. Wapner resided in
Flint for 60 years. She was a
member of Cong. Beth Is-
rael and its sisterhood,
Hadassah, Pioneer
Women/Naamat, Bnai
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Tuesday — Beth El Sis-
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Wednesday — Hadassah-
installation, noon, Cong.
Beth Israel; FJF/Hadassah
Adult Education, 7:30 p.m.,
Cong. Beth Israel.
Thursday — Beth Israel
board meeting, 8 p.m.
Friday — Temple Beth
El Ritual Committee
Shabat and family dinner;
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Shabat dinner, 6 p.m.
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Iteel Jeans
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rael, died April 23 at age 72.
Born iii Pittsburg, Pa.,
Mr. Dorfzaun lived in Flint
for 37 years. He resided at
3014 Mackin Rd.
He is survived by his wife,
Flora; a son, Sander of At-
- lanta, Ga.; a daughter,
Carol Wintergreen of Den-
ver, Colo.; a brother Julius
of New York; two grand-
daughters and one great-
grandson.
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husband, Jacob; a son, Dr.
Samuel of West Bloomfield;
two daughters, Mrs. Henry
(Janice) Citron of West
Bloomfield and Mrs.
Maxine Rotenberg of South-
field; three brothers, Ab-
raham Riskin, Sidney Ris-
kin and Hyman Riskin, all
of Flint; and five grand-
children.
Flint Obituaries
Arthur Dorfzaun
Gertrude Wapner' Arthur E. Dorfzaun, a
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Flint Chapter, Bnai Brith
Women, will have its instal-
lation brunch 11 a.m. May
22 at Flushing Country
Club. Anita Kippelman and
Mary Mitshkun are co-
chairmen of the installa-
tion.
Flint Chapter, Women's
American ORT, is finalizing
plans for its donor and
Honor Roll luncheon to be
held noon May 16. Natalie
Pelavin is donor and Honor
Roll chairman.
Barbara Cossman will
become Bat Mitzva at 11
a.m. May 14 at Flint's Tem-
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The Jack and Miriam Shenkman Chair in the
Post-Biblical Foundations of Western Civilization
was inaugurated last month at the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America in New York. Dr. Shaye J.D.
Cohen, second from right, has been selected as the
first person to hold this named professorship. Pic-
tured are, from left: Seminary Chancellor Gerson D.
Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Shenkman, Dr. Cohen and Semi-
nary Provost Ismar Schorsch.
Academic Honorees Named
Three area students
have been designated for
honors from their respective
academic institutions.
Akiva Eliahu Goldman,
son of Rabbi and Mrs. Jack
Goldman of West Bloom-
field, was awarded the
Sarason Award for excel-
lence in the field of political
science upon his graduation
from Wayne State 'Univer-
sity. Goldman also was
elected to Phi Beta Kappa
honorary and to member-
ship in the Golden Key
Honor Society.
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Israel lodged a stiff protest
with the British govern-
ment April 26 over Deputy
Foreign Secretary Douglas
Hurd's meeting with a
Palestine Liberation
Organization official in
Tunis and Foreign Secre-
tary Francis Pym's recent
remarks which were viewed
here as hostile to Israel.
Denise H. Rosenberg,
daughter of Bernard Rosen-
berg and Mrs. Beverly
Petersen, both of Oak Park,
was elected to Phi Beta
Kappa honorary. She was
graduated from WSU with a
BA degree in Spanish.
Melissa (Missy) Miller,
daughter of Mrs. Geraldine
Miller of Oak Park and the
late Mr. Jack A. Miller, has
been selected as a WSU
Merit Scholar. She is a
senior at Oak Park High
School and is a member of
the Savant Chapter of the
National Honor Society.
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