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enrisili .COUNCIL BLUFFS LINCOLN OMAHA Vol LVIII
Omaha, Nab . Fri , March 2.197t
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•in outstanding gi oup »l lead erii " said Mr Noddle "They .11' •111 helping '' .M' need In in-i'li .1111 1 iiiiumiiiily going, and til conlriliule to lurael Th' ' imily 11• Nfi
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llM't Campal^i CaUiwl maeU to orgmiit Uti im Coafiblnad Federation Campaign rrom I art Jim Parter. Kevee Klnhanbaum. Harlan Noddle. Campaign <»<halnnan, Earl Slegel.: Goodman, Davtd Frtcdland. and Joe Kinhenbium. Campaign oxhairman
In the lame tetalon, Dr Michael Dobfeowikl will dli etna (he baala lor American anfTSemlllim Dr Oobkowakl
I let m Kuropean Kism • Willie ilf llMi.ih.i Or Blu i.oiilxrK *ili iiK-i'l With Ih* 1,1. ull> III UNO » College o( l-^iliii dliiin lo develop a jninl curriculum devplnpmenl pro Jetl on AdoleM-enI Prejudice underwnllen hy u grant from (he Livingston Foundation This project will develop rur nculum malerialu and tram teachers in prejudice reduc turn In public education in Omaha Several Millard school lea chert who have ]uat (Inlahed ^ first experimental seMlon m leaching about Ihe Holo cauti wlii moaf with Or Blu mmiberg Following l« a luncheon with (he newly (onncd AOUCKC Academic committee.
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Inflution A >hrinkiiiK "nidh.'i Jpwish Commiinilx I)csp«T nil' livinii' Israel Ku)i.siHn I' IK'S iir rivin, Till wimeodhc ilem.s on llii iiiii Jewish men lhi». • nm*i . lor II liineil 1 .irii|),in{ii Mrti s |)i union CoChairmrnll, and Joe Kirsfx nounced thr lir,
lUmiKh goal of tl » mlilion al a recrni Campaign Cabinet meetinx with (he leaders of Die ram paign "We have brought (ugp(her
Rabin Predicts Peace Treaty Will Be Signed Before April ^Hh ByGoorgaRoCh ^BX peace agreement between Egypt and Israel will be signed by April, predicted for mer Israeli Prime Minuter Yitzhak Rabin last week in Omaha Speaking at a gueai lecturer al Creigh(on UnlversKy, Rabin (old an audience of about 4*0 people. includlnK local madia npreaenlatlves, that in hia tpUM, the peace (alki at Camp David would have poaltt'-e reauila sometime Deal month Peace with Egypt ia not a (o(al solution to Arab Israeli conflict, he cau Ikmed The 'former pnme minister and ambaaaador (o (he r S , ROW a rnamber of the Israeli parllamoil, aald (here would be no pMce In the Middle Eaat without a ioiuttoa to the Paieallnlan pnMern He blamed Arab ruler* for creating the problem through their (allure lo laeorporatc Palcatlnlan rc( ufeaa Into their respective cmntrtea. Ha pointed to la^ raal'a aiiaerpUon of Jewiah rahigwii altar Ihe iMg paniUaa of Ihe BrIUah mandate Me Jawlah aad Arab lUlei QMfUoiMd al a dlimer tn hIa honor, aftar tlM lacturt, RaMn aatd that. In hti opinloa. the
shut-off of Iranian oil to IsruH *iiuli! imt (imslltutr a major ael has "altemii ' • N of (uel, he said, but did no! Idendfy (hoae source* Aaked why Israeli inlrlli gence services and the CIA had to all appearances been caught unaware of tlie developments leading to the revolution in Iran. Rabin shrugged and spread his hands "How can you predict such a thing when even Ihe Shah didn'l know?' aakrd Ihe former commander in chief of Israel's armed forces In his speech. Rabin em phasized that there "must be" a solution (n " •'•-linlan problem il i)i iieace iConlinun .... ,.
Mr Kuklin, whoM (he very nicce*ful drive In Lincoln In 1977. la preildeflt of Central SUtca DMrtbuton. Inc He wai bom In Omaha and has lived In Uncoln ilnce I9S0 He
Mr Kirshfiitiiiuni ditiled "Our Kri>up h;»\ udoplcit the phraw li's Ip lo Is,' be cause II reall) i.-. Our genera lion must lace Ihe .sad but re ali.stic facl thai we have losi the contributions ol many ol our largest diinors thriiugh
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iilntiuted i\ III the past i le and all ol us '•lu.-. • -..1.1 Il' more In make up Ihe liis.se>. itnii pay (or our Jewish activities and ser Vices " Mr Noddle and Mr Kir shentiaum said that Iheeduca lional (rips to Israel < Mis slonsi thai have been subsidized by Ihe Livingston Foundation have opened Ihe eyes ol many pwjple to why Is rael needs our money, and where it gix's Those men who went lo the missions In Ihe past two years, said Mr Kir shenhauni, really understand what Jewish respun.siliilily lo other Jews is "We have an enormous job tn do this year " said Mr Nod die "The campaign stood still (or the past l»« years that means with Inflation and merely replacing lost dollars, we've slipped backwards 1/ess money in the Jewish communit) playwl a big part m closing Camp Kslher K
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Fedi fis<-., nut a into 111... ,, -.,,ii lars are nol raised s«'rviies activities an' cut In additi each year sees Ihe w( spending of community lars services are cooi naled. operations are mai more edicienl Th«' new se«-i larial pivil .it the .I'T and tl n»(W ' cs u Omul .11't e«aiiii ,) Th. ..) that Jp' muM iierl Ihe II ., ih, aflecl .III .ii'w^ ,irii| III- will With money and lime lo su|h; port Jewish activities Omaha. Jews In need Omaha, and Jews is need in 1 rael and Kun)f)e "It s ixir .11, i.nt tradition. Kirsli. ! "to continue lo 11 , • JA year to our communal call for self-support We do It for ourselves. Whal''s different this year U that It's Up lo t's ' Kach orw ol us has lo l(K)k at his level of Riving and make sure it's in line with his ability to give. S'obody else will supporl us or our fellow Jews Iran and mid Kast situation are lellini us that agaiQ. loud and clear " The riiairmeii unnnuiK'ed Ihe lo|. lowinsr, iilrup o/chaif rtivi'I'lns liand I'rii-illand. Kim (idrii Knbert i.inxlman. Kevre Kiriihenliauni. Marlin l.ehr Jd( I'ertnieler Karl Siegel .lerry Slusln Hjmiin .Soinlierg Sam Zweiliai k
Journalist to Speak At Liberators' Dinner Honored Guest An honored gueat tigna the reglater at the Or PhUlp Sher Home tortheAged Seepagel«(ordeUUs
Kuklin Leads Lincoln Welfare Fund Drive Floyd Kuklin han agreed lo lead Lincoln's I979 Welr^re FUIKI drive arrnnljiiLi In Yale Gotadiner. ; the Lincoln Jewi • Ked eratlon
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Newman and our J('(' Thea produrlions We ve f;OT rhain• giiiiii .11 $1 H iiullioii IS ^ v m-ed ''
Is a meml)cr o( Tllereth Israel Synagogue. B'nai B'rith and th«- .Sigma Alpha Mu Founda lion Also, he is a past preai dent ol (he Lincoln Cl(y o(
lotte Hrultpr (if I '• —1 ihe> h.ive iwo griv.> (iary of Lincoln ai ^ of Houston. Tx Mr Kuklin <''i<i 'h;.i i,,. j,as
Hope Mr Kuklin u paat preiident ol the Toile(rles Merchandis en Aaaoclatlon and I* a director of Ihe NatkMul Aaaoclalkm of Service Merchandlacr* He I* married lo the former Char-
already star' .n the IV7S campai^ I MMMI announce his plant lor the Fund Drive He expecU It to be one of the moat succeasful drive* that has ever been conducted In Lincoln
A Journalist who covered (he Nuremberg trial* has agreed to speak al the upcoming dm ner event which will he a first in this community and possi hly a first in the nation The dinner is being spon sored by (he Society ol Survl vors to honor those members of Ihe armed forces who par ticlpated Hi the liberation of the concentration ramps I/>yal (lould chairman, de partment of journalism. Bay tor Iniversily. Waco. Texas. has agreed to speak a( the April 7 function, scheduled (o start al 5 30 p m in the Hilton Hotel According to Sam Fried and Ell Zalkin. co chairmen of Ihe event, approximately 600 vet erana, aurvlvon. and mem-
bers at large of both the Jew ish and nonJewis community are planning to al lend Mr Fried told the JewlsHJ Press that attempts still an being made lu find additional survivors and liberators who may be interested in attending the dinner
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Mr Fried said that to th«] best of his knowledge this Is Ihe first time that a lormat dinner had been arranged (o Ihank those servicemen for their participation in the liberation of the concentration ramps Members of the dinner committee Include Earl Selgal, Monty Bergman and Steve Newman