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These 3 Hear Call of Theatre ByGkirlaWapMr OMAHA - What makes a nice Jewish' girl leave home night after night? TheTHEATREl Ozzie Nogg, Darlynn Fellman and Jane Batt are atadylBg dM model ol aw pnipoMd njmm Mh BH three of the featured players SyniifDfiw laactiiaiy, railgloiii tdiool, •rtmlnlitriMw Md In "Sweet Charity", the smash (ellowriilp tedliUM whicb wffl be buOt adjaont to Ow Jawtah Broadway musical which Community Ontor ara, tnm Ml, tin. Rwrtiman, Mn. opens Its Center Stage run Roaenbtum and Mn. AadmoB. July 24 at the Jewish Community Center. Onto playi the lead ran of Charity and DartyoBplayi bar good IHciid Httaie. Jane Is a meoibaf o( tte cliorui. Theatre has always been an Important part of these girls' lives — and an assoclatkm OMAHA - To dramatize lU deraon, responsible for the with Norm Filbert, the move west, Beth El "Ceme-And-Get-It Gourmet director and mentor for this Synagogue bai invited 7S0 Barbecue". production, has been there, member families to gather at too. The "40-ers", named fbrtbe the synagogue's new land site Darlynn's Introduction to |. on Stmday, July 20. at 6:30 Conservative synagogue's show business was a sok> in p.m. for a gala Western present address at 210 South her high school road show and 49th Street, are a committee o( Filbert helped her "get her Rmndup and Barbecue. 49 women wtio have per- song together" — helped with Heading up Sunday's sonally called on each Beth El program are Marcia Roch- family In the Omaha-Council man, Roundup Trail Boas: Bluffs vicinity, inviting them Dorothy Rosenblum, '49'er8 to Roundup with wearable chairwoman and Sheila An- bandana-invltatlons.
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Case Seeking Arms Review WASHINGTON, (JTA) Sen. aifford Case (R.NJ) announced that he has Introduced a concurrent resolution calling for hearingt on the proposed sale of a $3SC million U.S. air defense system to Jordan. Case said in his announcement, "My objective in offering this resolution Is to permit hearings before the Foreign Relations Commitlee concerning these proposed sales of equipment. While I do not myself have a final view as to whether these weapons sales should ultimately be permitted, there are many grave unanswered (lueitkins Congress should consider." Case noted that under Senate rules' the committee has only 30 days "to enact such a concurrent resolution objecting to such an offer of sale." He said the hearings would cover three weapons systems: the "Hawk" surface-to-air missile; the "Vulcan" anti-aircraft, sdfpropelled 30 mm. gun; and the "Redeye" ahoulder-flred surface-to-air missile.
The approximately SO.OOOsquare-foot complex on 10 acres at South 127th Street near Famam Is the design of Dana-Larson-Roubal and Associates, who used masonry, steel and glass to contribute an airy feeling Inside and out. The proposal calls (or a colored glass dome above the SOO-seat Synagogue, with an 800-seat social hall which could tie expanded into the sanctuary. Complete modem clasaroom and audio-visual facilities for the primary grades. Talmud Torah and high school students also are planned. «
Young Leadership Group to Meet OMAHA - Mrs. Lucille Zellnsky. associate professor of the School of Social Work at the University of NebraskaOmaha, will discuss varkNis Jewish Family Services at the July 21 meeting of the Young Leadership Group. Among the services to be discussed are volunteer services, newcomers' resettlement and single parenting. The 7:30 p.m. meeting will be held at the home of Connie and Bob SluUky, 710 South 130th St.
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and 31 and Aug. 2-3. E^ve^ing performances begin at 8 p.m., Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Reserved seat tickets are available by calling the Center, 334-8200, or Brandels Ticket Office, 342-6278. Season tickets will be honored at the CRT Night Benefit. Saturday. July 26. Beber Chapter AZA No. 100 MorrisC. (Mary) Fellman.
OsdaNogg her expressions and InterpretatkMi. Darlynn admits to wanting to appear In "Charity" since It first was on Broadway. Jane Bait tws never worked for Norm Filbert nor has she been In a show since high school days. The promise of a spectacular show with a top director led her to try out for "Sweet Charity." Ozzie has known Norm Filbert for years and appeared In "West Side Story" with him at Chanticleer in Council Bluffs. She is wellknown to Omaha audiences as a singer-dancer-comedienne. Ozzle has been an active and enthusiastic promoter of the Jewish Community Center's Theater. < Come on out and see "our" girls and all the rest of this enthusiastic, capable cast. The show runs July 24,28,27
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CAIRO - United Nations economic sanctions against Israel were urged as a possible bargain whereby Egypt would allow U.N. peace-keeping troops to remain in the Sinai Desert when the present mandate expires July 24. The suggestion was made in the announcement Tuesday by Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi that Egypt would not renew the mandate. "While Egypt does not consent to further renew the mandate of UNEF (United Nations Emergency Force), she Is not against the proper use of the force,'' Fahmi said. In what was described as a somewhat confused press conference, the foreign minister stated Egypt would not order withdrawal of UN forces untU after the UN Security Council had considered the matter. Egypt blamed Israel for "stalling tactics" and said the decision not to renew the mandate was Egypt's response. Israel has been pondering troop withdrawals demanded by Egypt In the quest for peace: liie Arabs are pushing for a decision from Israel, The last time Egypt ordered UN troops out was In 1967. Soon afterwards, the AratM attacked and a disastrous — (or the Arabs — war broke out.
NCSJ Denounces New Soviet Tex New York - The Soviet Union has released details of a new tax on funds from abroad to take effect January 1,1978. While it was not known whether the new 30 per cent tax will be In addition to the current amount (35 per cent) deducted from foreign currency transactions and gifta, the levy will further curtail financial assistance fumlsNed to needy Soviet Jews and others by relatives abroad. Commenting on the new tax on gifts from abroad to citizens In the USSR, Stanley H. Lowell, chairman of the National Conference on Soviet Jewry, noted that funds directed at Soviet Jews, by relatives abroad in no way caused adverse eifecU on the Soviet system: -Thli new tax wMdi Is alRMd primarUy si Sovlst Jews brinti lo
mind the 'ranaom tsx' Impoied by the Sovleli In 1972 In an effort to curtail Soviet Jewish emigration. This new financial lax li clearly a punitive meature slnMd at Soviet Jews who cannot leave the Soviet Union but. because Uiey applied for emigration, are prevented from earning a living there. Caught In a llmlw of chronic, ar tldclalty-impoMd unemployinent. they are forced to live on the charity ol rdalWei and friends abroad who manage lo contribute to tbdr well-being. "It Is ironic that Soviet leaden press lor M-F-N ilatus. trade credits and detente on the one hand, but cynically harass 'the little man' on the other. The levy Is nothing but an obvious 'ri|H)f(' of fund* vitally needed by Uiese Soviet Jews for their very subsistence. It Is a defiant flouting oi every regard for human needs and rights at a lime when Americans are honestly lecUng lo improve U.S.-USSR reUtkms. The Ruulana have slipped ui all la the lac*."
Dental Care OMAHA - B«o LM<), dlrectar of the Dr. PhUlp Sher Hoaw fair UM Aged, iMpacts aome of the aqulpawot tn Uw Hosna's dsnlal dlide, dadkatod in Itn In mamoiy e( Eattwr and Harry Rlnnarmaa and Pay* and David Umaa by Dr. ABMrt Rlmmannaa. Tto dlidc opaoad Jidy 17 to all denlMi who bava raiidMtoattlMilMBa,LM*iaid. (JPPIHIO)