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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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UN . Turns
•Down Arafat
United Nations (JTA) — Yas-
sir Arafat, leader of the Pales-
tine Liberation Organization,
will not come to address the
gpecial commemorative session
for the 40th anniversary of the
United Nations. A draft resolu-
tion prop- ming that Arafat be
invited to take part in the 40th
anniversary commemoration
was withdrawn MondEiy.
The decision of the sponsors of
the resolution — India, Iraq,
Kuwait, Nigeria, Senegal and
Yemen — to withdraw .their
proposal came after intense dip-
lomatic lobbying and pressure
during the weekend, specially
by the United States and other
Western countries. The 'United
States, according to diplomatic
sources, warned that if Arafat
was invited, President Reagan
would not come to address the
special session.
Diplomats at the UN this
week described the turn of
events as a severe blow to the
prestige of the PLO, which has
observer status at the UN.
Arafat appeared once before at a
General Assembly session. in
November 1974.
The announcement of the
withdrawal of the draft resolu-
tion was made at the opening of
the commemorative session
Monday by General Assembly
President Janie de Pinies of
Spain. The session will run
through next week and will be
addressed by more than 80 ,
heads of state, including Reagan
and Israel's premier, Shimon
Peres.
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Dr. Hershel Sandberg
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Mideast Topic
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Rabbi Irwin Groner, Rabbi Kenneth L. Cohen,
Cantor Chaim Najman,.Canter Sidney Rube
United Nations (JTA) — The
United Nations Security .Council
met last week to discuss "the
Mideast problem, including the
Palestinian question," at the re-
quest of India, on behalf of the
nonaligned group at the UN.
Meanwhile, six Arab .and
non-aligned nations circulated a
draft resolution in the UN Gen- -
eral Assembly calling for an in-
vitation to Palestine Liberation
Organization Chief Yassir
Arafat to address the world body ,
during its 40th anniversary ses-
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the bombing of the office of an
American Arab rights group in
Santa Ana, Calif. Friday.
Alex Odeh, 41, the West Coast
regional director of the Arab
American Anti-Discrimination
Committee, was killed in the
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