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.Michigan Jewish History, the
first issue. of the official publi-
cation of the Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan, was issued
this week.
Accompanying it is a call for
membership enrollments in the
society.
Rabbi Emanuel Applebaum is
editor of Michigan Jewish His-
tory.
The first issue contains an
article by Allen A. Warsen,
outlining the background of the
founding of the Historical So-
ciety.
Frank Barcus, whose book,•
"Freshwater Fury," is reviewed
by Henry D. Brown, of the De-
troit Historical Museum; in one
of the articles in this issue, is
the author of an article explain-
ing the seal of the society.
Irving I. Katz wrote about
Jewish - pioneers in Michigan;
Dr. Irving I. Edgar about early
Jewish physicians in Michigan,
and Paul Masserman on the ar-
rival of the SS Tamar in De-
troit.

Gurion presented personally to
President Eisenhower his con-
cern over the growing imbal
ance of power in the Middle
East created by the countinu-
ing flow of ultra-modern Soviet
arms to Israel's Arab neigh-
bors.
The unusually lengthy
meeting—two hours—started
against the background of
picketing by swastika-arm-
banded members of the
"American Nazi party" and
by some 50 American' Arabs.
Police and secret service
squads dispersed the anti-
Israel demonstrators.

Department after which the
Israeli- Prime Minister said
that he had found a great
deal of identity of views on
many essential things. Asked
if he -wanted a reaffirmation
of the 1950 Tripartite Decla-
ration which guarantees the
present Arab Israel borders,
Ben-Gurion told newspaper-
men: "I am not a great be-
liever in statements; I believe
in deeds."
The State Department ten-
dered a luncheon in honor of
Ben-Gurion at Blair House.
Among those attending were
Chief Justice Earl Warren;
In a prepared statement, the Treasury Secretary Robert An-
Prime Minister said the meet- derson; Agriculture Secretary
ing had been his first oportuni- Ezra Benson; Labor Secretary
ty to see the President "since James P. Mitchell; Allen
I last saw him in Frankfurt in Dulles, director of the Central
1945." He said the talks touched Intelligence Agency; James
on United States-Israel rela- Riddleberger, director of the
International Cooperation Ad-
tions "in their broad scope."
Ben-Gurion presented the ministration; Eric J o h n s t o n,
President with a gift album one-time Presidential trouble-
showing how the survivors of shooter; General Curtis Le May,
the concentration c a in p s be- Vice-Chief of Staff, U.S. Air
came the free citizens of Israel. Force, and John N. Irwin, as-
The album depicts the move- sistant Chief of Defense for
MURRY KOBLIN
ment of DPs from Germany to International Security Affairs.
The Prime Minister report-
Israel and their integration into
edly told President Eisenhow-
the life of the State.
"An Artist's - Artist"
SIGNED BY FRIENDS
Secretary of State Christian er that he hoped the Western
JAN VAN ECH-H
Herter was stricken ill of a Allies would seek to reach an
FRANK LLOYD RIGHT
digestive upset and was unable agreement at the May sum-
STOP VAN GOGH
to
participate in the White mit meeting with the Soviet
SAM BEETHOVEN
House
meeting. Undersecretary Union to end the rapidly-
"LEFTY" RENOIR
of State C. Douglas Dillon sat mounting tension in the Mid-
in instead of the Secretary. Is- dle East.
WAIT
The purpose of the visit was
rael Ambassador Avraham Har-
man and Lewis Jones, Assistant not, it was evident, to make
OTHERS
IN to Secretary of State for Near specific requests for arms or
Eastern Affairs, also partici- direct United States diplomatic
aid but rather to register with
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Later, Ben•Gurion had a the President and members of
his administration Israel's views
on Middle East problems in ad-
vance of the summit confer-
ence.
On his arrival in Washington,
Ben - Gurion was met at the air-
port by Undersecretary of
State Livingston Merchant.
Scores of Arab students picket-
ed the arriving Israelis, but
Ben-Gurion greeted them with
"Shalom," explaining that it
means "peace."
A military cordon, special
police and State Department
s e c u r i t y officers formed a
guard of honor for the Prime
Minister. Heavy security pre-
cautions were taken. In the wel-
coming committee with Mer-
chant were G. Louis Jones, As-
sistant Secretary of State for
Near Eastern Affairs, and
State Department Pr o t o col
BLACKWALLS STILL FROM
Chief Wiley Buchanan.
Ben-Gurion Visits Yes,Iiiva U.
NEW YORK, (JTA)—When
Prime Minister Ben-Gurion vis-
ited Yeshiva University, he was
6.70-15
received by the faculty and stu-
dents. Greetings were extended
WHITEWALLS STILL JUST
the Prime Minister by Naomi
Shapiro, daughter of Israel's
Minister of the Interior, and
Pearl and Judah Rosenberg,
6.70-15
children of Knesset member
Israel Rosenberg, who 'are stu-
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It has also been established that
Panamanian students have been
offered scholarships to study in
Egypt this year.
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VIENNA, (JTA) — Helmut
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session. Riedel declared that he
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in Panama, Mohammed el
Tabei, was seen in the recent
anti-United States and anti-
Semitic acts which are new in
Panamanian history, the New
York Times indicated in a cable
from Panama from its military
expert, Hanson W. Baldwin. -
Baldwin said that the United
Arab Republic nd Cuba have
established "cordial relation-
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elements in Panama, and Nasser
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Levinson May Enter
Democratic Primary

Within a few days, Ben J.
Levinson will decide whether
he plans to enter the Demo-
cratic Party primary campaign
as the successor to Gov. G. Men-
nen Williams.
Levinson, 54, is president of
Franklin Mortgage Corp., and
has been active in a wide va-
riety of civic, communal and
philanthropic undertakings.
In a statement released this
week, Levinson said he has
been asked by many friends,
members of veterans groups
and Democratic Party members
to file for the primary.
In 1952, Levinson was nearly
elected Michigan's national
Democratic committeeman. He
lost by only a slender margin.

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Michigan Jewish. Ben Gurion and Eisenhower Nasser's Panama Envoy Promotes
History Journal Exchange Views in ME Issue Anti-Semitism, Anti-Americanism
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — length meeting with Under-
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The States riots on the Canal Zone
Published Here Prime
Minister David B en- secretary Dillon at the State. hand of the Egyptian Minister borders last fall are acquaint-