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NEW YORK, (JTA) The Jewish' Community Relations Bureau (JCRB) of Kansas City has accused the University of Kansas of sponsoring a series of humanities courses In which students are encouraged to convert to medieval Catholicism, A memorandum Issued by t h e JCRB s a i d : "Moreover, a dlspropor(Continued on Page 3)
Sen. driver Tells Forum Series U.S. Will Not Impose Settlement The United States will not Impose a settlement in the Mid-East, Senator John Culver of Iowa told an.audience of more than 100 in the JCCthlsweefc. * "Israel'should be able to trust and depend on the United States," Senator Culver said. The Senator was the fifth guest speaker of the 1976-77 Lecture Forum Series. He pointed out that there Is no substance to stories of
diminished U.S. support for Israel. "Our ties go beyond the dayto-day reports in the press," he said, adding, "We are linked to Israel emotionally, morally, and spiritually." The Senator asserted that it is much "too early" to come to conclusions about what Israel should or should not do. "President Carter is worried about inflexibility on the part of Israel while Israel is concerned about an Imposed settlement." He explained that both countries want a "real sense of peace" in the Mid-East with exchange of ambassadors, unlimited access, for - travel and free trade.
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Senator John Culver (right) responds to a newman's question The Senator was Introduced before his talk at the JCC. Leni Crounse, chairman of the Forum by Lent Crounse, chairman of Series Committee, introduced the Senator. (JP Photo by the Forum Series Committee. ,„ Maline)
In Rememberance: Entebbe Airport Rescue TEL AVTV — The joyous scenes above In Tel Aviv occurredJust one year ago following the successful raid of Israeli commandos on Uganda's Entebbe Airport on July 4,1976. In a nighttime attack on the airport, the Israelis had killed most of the pro-Palestinian hijacker*, a number of Ugandan soldiers, and several of the bostages who had been held for almost a week after the Air France ]et was seized. ,„' „ Israelis are shown In the memorable photos1_danclng and cheering as an old man waved the Israeli flag, left, in Jubilation, when bostages freed by the commando raid In Uganda arrived at Tel AriyfcBenQurton Airport. Amid the noisy celebraUon, a wonwhortaea wept with happiness,
SamAlperson Wills $19,000 to SherHome A bequest of almost $19,000 has been 'given to tho Dr. Philip Sber Home through trie estate of Sam Alperson, who died about a year ago. • / Alperson a native of Omaha, operated Alperson's Haberdashery at 17th and Douglas until he became ill several years ago. In addition to the Dr. Sher Home, bequests were made also to the National Jewish H o s p i t a l , the Shriners Hospital, the Omaha Association for the Blind, Children* Memorial Hospital and the
Amy Writes ' Home Amy Alperson, a member of the Omaha Youth Pilgrimage, writes from Israel, In part Today we went to Vadf Kelt in the desert, and were there, tar six aj}^ oufrlisSitwUfB, n c climbed and walked and jumped and walked and fell and walked and then walked some more. . We came to a waterfall, and it was as if we'd found $1 million. I have blisters in ummentionable and mentionable places. I'm scraped, burnt to a crisp, filthy and grimy, exhausted, dehydrated and hungry. It was really great I don't think I've ever enjoyed anything so much In my life
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Carter and Begin: 'They'll Get Along •,.,- v By Trade B. Feldman ~ thtof* note: AH b On ftnt of two «r; UdM tMMd OB n o c t a l * tnnrrtow wltt.Dr. 2 W J I * » BncxbaU to U$ WUU HOOM ofOM l»»t wick. Tt* PmSd a l ' i N«tlon«J Security Adviwr •raaM tto kHHpUi n n latenimr to Trudt B. Fddmui, our WHO Houn tor-
National Association for Mental Health. Up tmUl his death, Alperson resided In the Montdalr Nursing Home. The Dr. Sher Home Board has voted to put the money Into the Building Fund.
On The Inside Bob Lovett's "Off the Culf". column begins this week on Page % . . . On the tame page, Suite and religion Issues probed. Kenen discusses Sadler's book "A History of Israel", Page 4 . . . Center Scene, Page 7 sad 8 . . . Uihsvlieh rshbte visit Omaha, Page 9 . . . Older adult In drama workshop, Page 10 . . . Nad drawings make deep Impression, Page U . . . Des Molnes News, Page 13.
Washington, D.C. — Dr. Zblgnlew Braezlnskl, Presi dent Carter's National Security Adviser, described new Israeli P r i m e Minister Menachem Begin as having so"m«, o f t h e same characteristics in common with'€Out President of ths United States. "I'm personally acquainted with the4 Prime Minister and know him to be a forthright and direct person. He has certain deeply-held beliefs. In that sense, tie is much like Jimmy Carter, who also has deeply-held beliefs and who Is forthright and who speaks with candor." Dr. Brzezlnskl predicts that President Carter and Prime Minister Begin — who is
JCCToCJcsa , The Jewish Community Center will be closed Sunday, July 24, for the observance ofTishaB'av.
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Presidential National Security Adviser Dr. Zblgnlew Brzednski answers crucial questions on the Middle East during a rare, exclusive interview in bis White House olftce, with Trade B. Feidman, our White House correspondent. scheduled to visit Washington gave his thoughts on Mr. for a feW days starting July Begin as well as his views on 18th - will discuss "things .other crucial issues pertaining openly and frankly, They may to the Middle East. The affable and dynamic 49disagree on a number of Issues, but personally, the two year-old Dr. Brzezlnskl who visited Israel last year men will get along.1' . In a rare, exclusive inter- is a native of Warsaw, Poland. view last week — the first he He came to North America at has granted on the Middle age 10. During the PresidenEast crisis — Dr. Brzezlnskl tial election of 1968, he
directed foreign policy task forces for Vice President Hubert Humphrey, and was a member of the foreign and defense policy task force tor Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter. ; Now, Dr. BrzezlnsU briefs President Carter each mqrn(ContinuedonPageS)
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