28 Friday, May 13, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Israeli Troupe Wows Kenya
arose from Libya, which
feared that the Israeli dance
company's appearances
would take the limelight
away from the Libyan soc-
cer team playing in Kenya
this week.
All tickets have been sold
out for all seven Bat Dor
performances to be given in
Nairobi this week.
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Israeli Bat Dor Dance Com-
pany has started what ap-
pears to be a highly suc-
cessful series of perform-
ances in Kenya, despite ef-
forts by the PLO and their
supporters to have their ap-
pearance banned.
Some
observers
suggested the opposition
Ecumenical Conference
Held in Boston Last Week
BOSTON (JTA) — Anti-
Semitism, the Middle East
conflict and Christian
understanding of what Is-
rael means to Jews were
leading topics at the
seventh National Confer-
ence on Christian-Jewish
relations last week in Bos-
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anti-Semitism and asserted
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Msgr. William Murphy,
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Rabbi Walter
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organization of the Re-
form, Conservative and
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Gerald Lasher will be in-
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Beth Achim at the morning
service on the second day of
Shavuot, Thursday.
Officers to be installed
with him are: Vice
Presidents, Jerry Tepman,
Dr. Elliot Burns, Ronald
Harris, Paul Jacobs and
Stewart Silverman;
Secretaries, Shelley Ger-
shune and Morris Harelik;
and Treasurer, Harold
Baker.
Board of Trustees elected
for a three-year term were:
Herbert Furman, Ronald
Karp, Israel Liebowitz,
Acher Ben-Moche, Judith
Phillips, Seymour Subar
and Fredell Whiteman.
Elected to the board for one
year were: David Goldis,
Esther Grainer and Larry
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