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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Tuesday, June 24, 1975

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CHAMBER MUSIC
IN OREGON ANNOUNCED
PORTLAND, Ore. (AR) -
Chamber Music Northwest, the
summer festival founded by Is-
raeli violinistSergiu Luca, will
begin its fifth sesson on June
23, offering 14 concerts and a
variety of worksbons and mas-
ter classes thro'h Aug. 2.
The festival concerts will be
presented in two series, on
Monday and Thursday eve-
nings, at 8:30, at the Reed Col-
lege Commons with seating on
chairs and cushions on the

floor. The six concerts on Mon-
day night will each salute a dif-
ferent country, with music of
Czechoslovakia comprising the
opening program June 23. Oth-
ers will be Hungary, June 30;
England, July 7; Germany,
July 14; Italy, July 21, and
France, July 28.
The six Thursday night con-
certs, beginning June 26, will
snotlight the Mozart Diver-
timenti, performed with spe-
cially adjusted string in-
struments, bows and valveless
horns of Mozart's period.

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AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
THE RIVALS
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mention the memorable and very 'proper char acters of Mrs Malapiop
area Sir Anthony Absolute
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CANDIDA
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between her sens bie. benevolent, but short-sighted husband acid a
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ATLANTA, Ga. (A) -- Secre-
tary of State Henry Kissinger
said last night that despite de-
termined U. S. diplomacy, the
"fundamental issues" in the
Arab - Israeli dispute remain
unresolved, threatening another
oil crisis or a U.S.-Soviet clash.
Demanding concessions from
both sides, Kissinger said the
Ford administration would not
allow "temporary disappoint-
ments or strong passions" to
deflect it from trying to break
the stalemate.
"WE ARE NOW at a point
where there must be a turn
either toward peace or toward
new crises," Kissinger said in
a speech prepared for the.
Southern Council on Interna-
tional and Public Affairs and
the Atlanta Chamber of Com-
merce.
He said the United States has
a historical and moral com-
mitment to the survival and
well-being of Israel, but also
important interests in the Arab
world of more than 150 million
people "sitting astride the
world's largest oil reserves."
Kissinger added: "We can
never lose sight of the fact that
U. S. foreign policy must do
its utmost to protect all its in-
terests in the Middle East."
THE STERN references to the
Middle East, in a major for-
eign policy address, took on

Kissinger
special significance because
they came at the end of a round
of talks between President
Ford and leaders of Jordan,
Egypt, Israel and Syria.
"We must not be lulled into
inaction by the relative quiet of
recent weeks," Kissinger stat-
ed. "The fundamental issues re-
main unresolved."
He said the Ford administra-
tion, at this point, is open-
minded on whether to pursue
an interim agreement or an ear-
ly reconvening of the Geneva

peace conference.
"EACH COURSE has its re-
cognized advantages, pitfalls
and risks," Kissinger said. "We
are not committeed to a partic-
ular approach, we are commit-
ted to progress."
Kissinger urged all the par-
ties in the Middle East to take
seriously Ford's repeated ad-
monition that the United States
would not accept stalemate or
submission. "These words were
carefully chosen," he said.
An active American role is
imperative, Kissinger went on,
partly because continuing in-
stability risks a new oil crisis,
a setback to the world's hopes
for economic recovery and "an
inevitable risk of direct U. S.-
Soviet confrontation."
ON ANOTHER subject, Kis-
singer said the administration
would seek "prudent measures"
of arms control but is convinc-
ed the military is "the bedrock
of our security."
He warned that "the trend"
of "potential adversaries" -
apparently a reference to the
Soviet Union - is in the direc-
tion of expansion.
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Max-Planck Institute for Brain Research
Frankfurt, Germany
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