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Charles Goldstein B'nai B'rith will honor Charles "Chuck" Goldstein, 6:45 p.m. Wednesday in the Dubin Meeting Room of the B'nai B'rith Building. Goldstein has been a member of B'nai B'rith's Community Volunteer Ser- vices program for the past 40 years. He is currently the president of Pisgah Lodge. The event will coincide with Israel Chapter will have lunch and tour Meadow Brook Hall on July 29. Meet at the Lincoln Center park- ing lot in front of Winkelman's at 10 a.m. Car pools have been arranged, but reservations must be made in advance by calling Ruth Blumberg, 559-3874; or Esther Applebaum, 557-2975. Guests are invited. There is a nominal charge for touring the hall, and lunch must be individually purchased. For information, call Mrs. Blumberg or Mrs. Ap- plebaum. No reservations will be accepted after-July 25. NEWS 11' Soviet Mission On Israel Visit Jerusalem (JTA) — A three- man Soviet consular delega- tion arrived in Israel without fanfare last Sunday and is scheduled to meet with Israeli consular and legal of- ficials at the Foreign Ministry here. They are the first official Soviet mission to visit Israel since Moscow broke diplo- matic relations in 1967. Israeli officials stressed they were here for a specific pur- pose related to Soviet proper- ty and nationals in Israel, and there are no plans at pre- sent foi political talks. Foreign Minister Shimon Peres urged that the visit "not be blown out of propor- tion!" He said the delegation was relatively low-level. He would consider meeting with them if they requested it, but so far there has been no re- quest, Peres said. The task of the delegation is to renew the passports of Soviet citizens here, most of them attached to the Russian Orthodox Church in west Jerusalem, and to review the status of Soviet property, most of it Church property. Foreign Press Group Protests Tel Aviv (JTA) — The Foreign Press Association said last Sunday it is con- sidering legal action to force the police to return photo- graphic film confiscated from