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Eban Urges U.S. Mediation Ploys 7 Weekend Wrap-up Weather Da' Football fans better take an umbrella to the game this Volume 76, Number 6 Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Friday, September 9, 1977 weekend as weather forecasters are calling for a contued chance of afternoon and evening thun- dershowers throughout the weekend. High temperatures should be in the low 90s with lows in the mid 70s Eban urges U.S. mediation Ploys (Fort Worth) It. I AltOI. HOLOWINSKI and "It is vital America should continue MICHAEL BRANCH this balancing role." (ASA MANANA- An Evening Staff Writers Because of the Arab philosophy, With Florence Henderson. "Nineteen-seventy-six was the year they must be given a reason for Performances nightly through of immobility" in the Middle East, - Saturday at 8:15 p.m., with 2:30 avoiding war. Eban said. "The former Israeli Ambassador Abba p.m. Saturday matinee military option must be superceded by Eban said at Convocation ceremonies Reservations at 332-6221. a diplomatic process " Thursday. ','Nineteen-seventy-seven GEORGE'S HACK DOOR AND At issue is the Israeli stand for peace must be the hour of movement and HIP POCKET THEATER — 9524 and coexistence and Arab demands negotiations." U.S. Highway 80 W. "Tommy", for Israel's withdrawl, he said. In 1976, Lebanon diverted Arab rock opera. Thursday, Friday Negotiations should therefore be a attention frorn Israel, while the United and Saturday at 9 p.m. Reser- step by step process toward peace States was preoccupied with domestic vations at 244-9994. rather than a drastic transformation, affairs, he-said This year holds more HOLIDAY RANCH TEATER he observed "I would suggest to promise for productive diplomatic — 8101 Jacksboro Highway American diplomacy that it temper its negotiations. Featuring country music. ambition with, rationality. In an address sprinkled with the '."There is Israeli skepticism of a levity and insight which he is noted (Mid-Cities) move from jiri inferno of raneor to a for, Eban called for a "transformation Utopia of peace." from rhetoric of diplomacy, from a GRAPEVINE OPRY — 302 ■ Itjs.<inlikel; thai Arabs'will give public exchange of arguments to the Main, Grapevine. Family Is^S"'100 per cent peace, or that private exchange of proposals, from country and western shows, 6:30 lsr$eV''wifl withdraw entirely, Eban the sterile question 'Whose fault is it?' and 9 15 p:m. Saturdays. $3.50 said He urged both sides to come to as to the fruitful question 'What do we do and $4. Ticket information, 481- close an agreement as possible. about if" 3505. But compromise is "not congenial "This is what is meant by to publicity," he said. A private negotiation," he said. +*♦««!.•»*-■ meeting of those involved, such as the— Tn'TxpTam^-g-The-"TrtmaTton;""EfiaTi~ Geneva Conference, is necessary so pointed out that Israel and the Arab DALLAS THEATER CENTER that politicians can be candid and nations view the Mideast from dif- — 3636 Turtle Creek. "Equus", a reasonable "Compromise is ferent perspectives play, performing Tuesday necessary and honorable, but not The Arab world, he said, is one of through Friday at 8 p.m., dignified," he explained. external, alien and artificial concepts. Saturday at 8:30 p.m*,Reser- They "attempt to iron out all the Regarding efforts by the Palestine ;' vations, (214) 526-8920. wrinkles of diversity," including the Liberation Organization—an Arab . COUNTRY DINNE It sovereignty of Israel, said Eban terrorist group—to enter into the PLAYHOUSE - 1189 Abrams "We reject as a monstrous heresy negotiations, Eban asked, "What does Road. "Cabaret", a bitter-sweet that Israel is somehow alien to the the 'L' in PLO stand for?. .It cannot comedy, starring I abelle Middle East," he said. "There has mean to liberate Israel. They wish Farrell. never been a Mideast without the to liberate Israel from Israel." sovereign state of Israel." The PLO excludes itself from the In contrast, Israel views the Middle convention by refusing to accept in- East as "the cradle and arena of many ternational rules and principals, Movies faiths, tongues and nations . a among which is that the sovereignty of participating parties, including Israel, Former Ambassador tapestry of many colors through which be acknowledged, he said. The PLO LOST HORIZON — (1937 a salient thread is woven by the Abba Eban, former Israeli ambassador to the United Jarvis Dormitory yesterday. Following that session he version) starring Richard Jewish experience," he said. See U.S. page 3 Nations, emphasizes a point in a question-answer session at spoke on Mideast problems at the 105th TCI convocation. Coleman and Jane Wyatt, to be It is to Washington, not Moscow or ;j6hown Sunday at 2 and 6:30 p.m. United Nations headquarters, that the in the Student Center Ballroom ears and eyes of both Israel and Arab Admission 50 cents. governments are directed." Ebon claims 'Arabs hold key to peace' The United States can do one of EIRE SALE — Starring Alan three things, he said. It can refuse to Arkin and Sid Ceasar, now intervene, leading to a destruction in "The Arabs hold the key to peace," against war are greater than the for a long time and then another showing at Wedgwood Theater, By RITA MILLER and credibility surrounding U.S. foreign he said, "not Israel." justifications for it. Neither body comes in for a few months or a year." 5298 Trail Lake Drive. (PG). DAVID BENNETT commitment It can commit Evan said he hopes negotiations will wants war." THE HAPPY HOOKER GOES Staff Writers Eban, howevec, was not critical of American manpower to potential war begin later this year. Until then, he On the question of Israel's internal TO WASHINGTON — Starring It is the Arab countries, not Israel, the voters "You can't praise Israel efforts, an unlikely possiblity in the said all discussion on other minor political affairs, he said the removal of Joey Heatherton, now showing at who are standing in the way of per- for being a democracy for 30 years and wake of Viet Nam. Or it can continue issues should be discontinued. the Labor party was temporary. The 7th Street Theater, 3128 West 7th manent peace in the Mideast, former then complain when they act like to construct an "autonomous and "The next few months should be party was ousted in an election earlier Street. (R) Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban said in one." indigenous balance between Mideast geared to starting negotiations and this year after 29 years in power. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME — a press conference at 8:30 a.m. powers. other issues left alone." "We have now had time to analyze Eban said he thinks relations bet- Starring Rodger Moore, now Thursday in the Woodson Room. "There is no alternative to the Though he said he thinks the Arab the reasons we lost the elections. The ween the United States and Israel are shoing at Ridglea Theater, 6125 "Israel must be ready for com- doctrine of balance of power in the states are not ready to make peace, main cause is we did not get enough fairly solid "The general attitude of Camp Bowie Boulevard, and promise. But the real division is the Americans to Israel is generous and Middle East," he said. "If there is no Eban does not think another war will votes. It's as simple as that." Belaire Theater, 404 E. Pipeline- Arab countries. They have not decided positive. balance of power, there will be im- erupt in the near future The party had been in power so long Hurst. (PG) to make peace—period. So the con- balance. If there is an im- "In the Mideast situation, one has to that the people wanted a change, he THE LAST REMAKE OF ditions of a treaty are not so important . See Arabs page 3 balance, . there will be war. take into account that the inhibitions said. "This happens; one party rules BEAU GESTE - Starring Ann until they decide to negotiate. Margret and Marty Feldman, now showing at Seminary South SAAU in fown Theater, Seminary South Shop- ping Center. (PG) A BRIDGE TOO FAR - Starring Robert Redford, now showing at Showcase Theater, 4425 East Lancaster. (PG) Dry's boys ready for Ponies JOYRIDE — Starring Desi Arnaz, Jr. and Robert Carradine, series and in games played in Amon Wide receiver Mike Renfro will By DAVID BENNETT now showing at Cineworld, 4840 Carter Stadium, the Purples lead 16- begin his quest to become the greatest Sports Editor S. Freeway at Felix, and at 11-5. pass catcher in SWC history Shady Oaks Theater, 401 Bedford tomorrow. He enters the season onI\ Road, Hurst. (R) "Go out there and wipe out that Head coach F. A. Dry and his staff 43 catches and 320 yards shy of tthe ONE ON ONE — Starring defensive end. Knock his guts out!" If will be unveiling their 5 2 defense with career mark established by the Robbie Benson, now showing at F. A. Dry says those words in what he terms "a veer with a drop- Mustang's Jerry Levias. Renfro's Forum 6 Theaters, Hwy. 360 and tomorrow's game, he may stop and back passing attack" on offense. Dry career marks are 112 receptions for 303, and at Western Hills think twice. That defensive end that says that his quarterback, Steve 1,945 yards. In last year's battle with Theater, 6467 Camp Bowie. (PG) he's telling his players to kill may be Bayuk, will probably throw 35 passes SMU, the 6-0, 185-pounder snared 6 his own little boy. tomorrow passes for 121 yards and one touch- down. Well, let's not call him little, just for SMU coach Ron Meyer also runs the this reporter's own well being.
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