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Irecf Tcofts W i f e Isr^e Washington i.Ci'A)- Kim; Hus- ar.i'1';. rather than direct negotisein of .Ionian i n ti i c ;i 11: (I to ations, Xo Talks newsmen, f o l l o w i n g a li'ii;;tliy Asked poinlblank if Jordan luncheon ni'-i'titii: w i t h .Stvrcwould enter direct talks with Is•tary of Stale Dean Husk, (hat rael. IIuss''in said, "at • the moJordan v/ould r e c o g n i / . e She inent. and for 'lie lime being, right of every stale- to exist. !t the position is that we will not." was phrased in such manlier as When H'.ked whether hf was silo snidest that Israel was in-, multaneously speaking for Nasser. Hussein said that "at the eluded, moment we are very close." lie .Hussein declined to comment added ' t h e r e are no differdirectly .on his talks with Mr, ences" between hi n i s e i f and Rusk. He stated only that-lie Nasser. He said the Arab case was afforded an opportunity to was '•'(in extremely reasonable present the Arab position. While one" and would gain acceptreferring repeatedly lo "chances ance. While In; could not discuss for a just peace," Hussein made details of the Arab willingness clear that lie thought in terms to compromise, be said, he could of Israeli troop withdrawal and state that "we are willing lo negotiations through intermedi- give a great deal."
Tiie heroine of ''The Diary of Anne Frank"' has been humortali/.ed not only in this worldwido stage success, but also •'with-some tangible liifiiioiifil.s. A planting of 10,000 trees in Israel has been called the "Anne Frank Forest." Also in. Israel, a chain of 12 homes for needy immigrant children have been named "Anne.Frank Havens." The play "The Diary of Anno Frank" is based upon the adolescent girl's diary kept during two years • of hiding out from Nazis in a Dutch attic. It has
been one of the most overwhelming stage, successes of the post-war c r a . t h r o u g h o u l the world. The Jewish Community Center production of the play will be presented .Saturday and Sunday evening, December 2 and 3, with a special matinee Sunday, December .'{. The production is under the direction of Ira Raznick. Tickets are now a v a i table from any member of the cast or at the JC'C. Tickets for the evening performances are $1.50. Matinee tickets die M 00
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1'iclured above in rehearsal for the JCC production of "TIIB Diary of Anns Fiank" are Sarugatl Kalmuii as Anne, nnd Jim I.elir as l'eter.
Mine.-:. ]);ivid Iv.ilxinan and A r l l m r ( fi)il.>lciii, c o - c h a i r m e n o! Ilic W o m e n ' s Division of Hie ei.inent Israel lionds cani[).ii:;n h:i\- p r o m i s e d <III excilin:-: a l t e u i o o n fur Iho w o m e n nf Hie eiiinmi.inity on Thui'sdny. iso\-eiiiber Hi. A 'J. p.m. T r a ;il Temple Jsrai'l will he liighlit;!)ted by lln> ajiinsirance of Airs. Judith IJeilin, •( 'onsiil nf Israel in X e w York. Mrs. l.ieilin was born and cdu(ated in Kuglaud and aehii'Ved tours of Israel in the summers fasting Service as actress, pro• uceess a.s an actress bolh on of lli'i'i and H)liT>, concentrating ducer and newscaster. Followthe stage and with BBC. She on all facets ol Hie nation's de- in;.; a series ol fund-raising mis; ave up her acting career in velopment program. Prior to sions lo England and the United the late l!i:!0's to marry Harry her appointment as Consul. Mrs. .States in l!M(i-17, she b e g a n I'eilin, an ardent Zionist, and Jieilin served as Chief Assist- work lor the underground radio has made her permanent home anl in the Public Relations Di parimenl of Israel's F o r e i," n Mrs. Beilin has been servim; Ministry. Her h u s b a n d was arConnrml in New York since C h i e 1 of Protocol for Isr.'U I •> I'Hi I, and made intensive studv Foreign Ministry at the tinif ol his death in lil.'iii. From l!).>l to liljV" he s e r v e d as Israi l's Char;.;'' d'Aflair<'s. in Deimi.i'k and prior to that lie had bi en Consul General ol Israel to the 11 Western -States of Anieric.i The Jewish Press, in an efHi oailcastcr fort to .serve tin.''members From l!).ii! to I'.151, the Heilms of the Lincoln Jewish Comparticipated in every phase of munity, will carry a column the establishment and develop of Lincoln local Jewish news. ini.iit of modern Israel. While Tili.-i W P I I l l i ' . ' i u u t * rMK:iiu l u - i i i . i her husband served as lkii'on as well as organizational, between I lie Jewish Agency and campus and syna;;«j.',iie news. the British mandatory govern For your convenience, Mr::. meul, Mrs. Beilin was active in [.. J. i?o;;'-nljcr<; of ll'.OO Haganah. and in the progiam Morningside Drive ill Lincoln lor founding new settlement, ' will serve as Jewish Press .Mis. Jlldilh Heilin For eight y a r s she served on liaison for Lincoln news. the stall nl'the Palestine liroad- station of Ilaganah. On May 14, HllJJ, she announced the news of the establishment of the Stata of Israel, over Ilaganah radio Haifa. Mrs. Benin's daughter. Sheila, completed her tour of duty in 1 !>(> I as a Lieutenant in the Women's Army of Israel, and at present is a student at Hunter San Francisco <JTA)--An official of a national program to help College in New York. Jewish 'Hippies' reported this week that about 20 per cent of the 'hippie' population of the Haight-Ashbury section of San Francisco are Jewish young people. The reported was made by Irwin II. Gold, executive director of the United Jewish Community Centers here, who indicated that the HaightAshbury section had a 'hippie' population of between -1.000 and 5,000 of whom about 1,000 were Jews. The section is one of the "What goes on at the Center? 1 ' two major areas of 'hippie' concentration in the United States, the All interested members of thij other being the Tompkins Square section ju Manhattan. community will have an opporThe program to aid the young Jewish runaways was organized the Jewish young people to the tunity to see "What goes on at last June as a joint project of "straight society" the, project the Center" at a special Open the UJJC and the Jewish Fami- represents. He said the project House S u n d a y , November 19 • ly Service Agency here. The was able to help some of the from 2 to 5.p.m. In addition to lours of tha project officials sent letters to young Jews get medical aid, "a all Jewish family and children:;' major problem during the past building, visitors at the Open agencies in the United Slates, summer and to this day as well." House will have an opportunity advising the a g e n c i e s of the He added that "we. were quite to see the activities in action, existence of the project and of- successful in effecting s o m e including two plays in. rehearsal and gym and swimming activfering its office a.s a center for information and assistance to reconciliation of runaway chil- ities. There will be a display of dren with their p a r e n t s , al- arts and crafts created by varithe young Jewish wanderers. though the vast majority of in- ous JCC groups, and members Helping Hippies The .San Francisco oflicial quiries could not be dealt with." of the Center staff will be on also reported that "generally, He reported also that several hand to explain the various prowe feel we are not too success- "very disturbed" Jewish 'hip- grams and to answer questions. All members of the communful in providing welfare services pies' were referred to the Jewish to Jewish hippies essentially be- Family Service agency for treat- ity are urged to attend this special JC'C Open House and see cause of the estrangement" by ment. first hand how the building is being used. Refreshments will he served.
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What Goes on At the Center?
it's filsver Too Late New York (ZINS)—A recent survey among A m e r i c a n youth showed that tiie majority of U.S. youngsters hold no living American or foreign public figure in high regard. However, the remainder of those polled selected Moshe Dayan, the Israel Defense Minister, as fourth among the heroes they admire. The poll was conducted by the widely distributed• l'AUADK, illustrated American weekly, among 2,100 young people representing all segments of the population in ten U.S. cities. They were asked the following questions: "Is there any living American or foreign public figure whom you admire and respect, or with whom you identify?" 53.1 per cent of the boys and girls questioned readily confessed that there was no living public figure they admired enough to emulate. •Ili.!) per cent managed to produce a public figure they claimed to respect; .'!•! per cent chose Robert F. Kennedy. Following Kennedy, they selected In second place Senator William Fulbright; in third place, Governor Nelson Rockefeller; and, in fourth place, Israel Defense Minister, Moshe Dayan. Thereafter, they voted for Mayor John Lindsay, Governor George Romney, Senator Edward Brooke, President Lyndon Johnson, and m the ninth place, Professor John Kenneth GalbraiUa.
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Tel Aviv (ZINSi—Among the many foreign visitors who came on a pilgrimage to the Western Wall was the 100 year old New Yorker, Her! Root. The oldster told journaii.-.tsthat had (hi.1 Israel Army failed to have liberated the Western Wall, lie "would 'r-ot have visited the country because without the Western Wall'there is nothing to see in Israel." Debarking from Ihe plane, he recited the prayer "Hear O' Israel," as well as the. b l e s s i n g "She-echayarm." praising the Almighty, lor the great privilege given him to visit the Holy Wall at such an advanced ORe