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FRIDAY, OCT. 16, 1987

New York (JTA) — The posi-
tion of the organized
American-Jewish leadership
on the sharply controversial
issue of whether they have
the right and obligation to
take public positions on mat-
ters affecting Israel's securi-
ty and foreign policy, was
made clear in a letter by Mor-
ris Abram, chairman of the
Conference of Presidents of
Major American Jewish
Organizations, to Premier
Yitzhak Shamir and Foreign
Minister Shimon Peres.
In the letter, which Abram
released Sunday, he stated
that "Restraint in giving
public advice to Israel on mat-
ters of security has been the
tradition of the Conference of
Presidents from its very
beginning" but at the same
time, "membership in the
Conference does not restrict
constituent organizations
from taking their own in-
dividual positions subject to
their sense of the common
good."
Last month, the American
Jewish Congress, a consti-
tuent of the Presidents' Con-
ference, released a policy
statement supporting an in-
ternational conference for
Middle East peace and a com-
promise solution for the Israel
administered territories, posi-
tions favored by Peres and his
Labor Party but fiercely op-
posed by Shamir and the
Likud Party.

Eight Named
To Shoah Council

Washington, D.C. — Eight
Americans were named
members of the Honorary
Campaign to Remember
Committee. President Ronald
Reagan serves as honorary
chairman.
The goal of the campaign is
to raise more than $100
million from private dona-
tions to build, equip, operate
and endow the U.S. Holocaust
Memorial Museum. To date,
more than $40 million has
been raised.
The new campaign
members are: publisher and
former Ambassador Walter
H. Annenberg; former Chief
Justice Warren E. Burger;
National League President A.
Bartlett Giamatti; evangelist
Billy Graham; former Notre
Dame President, the Rev.
Theodore M. Hesburgh, CSC;
AFL-CIO President Lane
Kirkland; former U.N. Am-
bassador Jeanne J. Kirk-
patrick, and former Am-
bassador Sol M. Linowitz.