THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Reagan Wants Abu Nidal
Expelled From Lebanon

Washington (JTA) — The Re-
agan Administration urged
Syria Monday to expel the Abu
Nidal terrorist group from the
Syrian-controlled Bekaa Valley
in Lebanon. "We are hoping to
convince Syria to expel the Abu
Nidal group entirely," State De-
partment spokesman Bernard
Kalb said.
Secretary of State George
Shultz, in an appearance Sun-
day at CBS-TV's "Face the Na-
tion," said that the members of
the Abu Nidal group which car-
ried out the attacks on the
Rome and Vienna airports Dec.
27 came from camps in the
Bekaa Valley and flew to
Europe via Damascus. But he
said he did not know to what
extent the Syrian authorities
knew of the terrorists' plans.
Kalb stressed Monday that
the United States does not plan
to take economic sanctions
against Syria as it has against
Libya, which he noted is "the
leading supporter of Abu Nidal."
"Our primary aim is to induce
Syria to refrain from supporting
terrorism and to that end we
have placed Syria on the ter-
rorist list," Kalb said. He said
the U.S. is using diplomatic
means "directly and through
friendly third parties" to con-

vince Syria that supporting
rorism is "not in its interests' ter:
The U.S. would in particul ar.
like Syria to remove the Abu
Nidal terrorists and facilities., t
from the Bekaa, Kalb said.
He stressed the U.S. "focus"
presently on Libya. To that end
Deputy Secretary of State John'
Whitehead traveled to Canada
and Europe this week to show
proof of Libyan support for in-
terriational terrorism and ex.
plain 'the American sanctions
against Libya in the hope that
these countries will take similar
action.
Shultz said Sunday that the
Europeans do not argue that
Libya is involved in terrorism
since "after all, these acts take
place much more in Europe than
they do here."
He said he is beginning to see
a response from Canada and the

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Europeans. "I don't think it's a
snap of the fingers type of
thing," Shultz stressed, "it's a
consciousness raising and long.
term effort that we're involved`

in."
Syria, meanwhile, is repor•
tedly angered over remarks by
Robert Oakley, head of the. State
Department's counter-terrorist
office, that the U.S. might even-
tually impose the same eco-

You Are Cordially Invited To . .

"An Evening with Mannis Friedman ))

World renowned Chassidic philosopher, lecturer
and Dean of Bais Chana Institute (St. Paul Minnesota)

Who will speak on Jew-Non Jew: Know Thyself
on Sunday night, January 26th, 8:00 p.m.

at the

Jewish Community Center-Main Branch
(Studio Theatre)
6600 West Maple
West Bloomfield, Michigan 48033

Rabbi Mannis Friedman, one of the foremost chassidic philosophers
of our times, is a major force in the Bal-Teshuva movement today. As
founder and dean of Buis Chana Institute, he has inspired thousands
of young women to a profounder level of self-realization and
re"Jew"venation.

Rabbi Friedman also delivers the simultaneous translation of the talks
of the. Lubavitcher Rebbe Shlita heard by millions throughout the
world on cable television.
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As a public speaker he is in great demand because of his unique in-
sight and incisive style. In fact, he has only recently returned from a
world-wide tour which included stops in Australia, South Africa,
Europe and Israel.

What is the secret of his phenomenal success? Rabbi Friedman insists
that he himself is nothing special — he is only a purveyor of the
Truth, and pure, unadulterated truth is the most awesome, inspiring
force on this earth.

The lecture will be followed by' a dessert reception

For more information call
626-1807 or 626-3194

Admission Free

Jewish Community Center ,
of Metropolitan Detroit '
Dais Chabad Torah Center
of W. Bloomfield
Lubavitch Foundation
of Michigan
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