A Digest of World Jewish Happenings, from
Dispatches of the Jewish. Telegraphic Agency and Other
News-Gathering Media.
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on $25,000 Hebrew
United Nations
Against Arab behind-the-scenes opposition, Shabtai Rosenne,
legal advisor of the Israel Foreign Ministry, was elected vice-
chairman of the General Assembly's legal committee. When Israel
stood firm, Arab delegates avoided a floor fight over the post.
. . . At a dinner given by Golda Meir, Israel Foreign Minister,
twenty representatives of African nations were guests. . . . Mrs.
Meir was a guest of Soviet Premier Khrushchev at a reception
given by him for heads of Assembly delegations.
United States
WASHINGTON—Disorderly conduct charges against five
anti-Nazi hecklers arrested at a July 3 rally of George Lincoln
Rockwell's American Nhzi party have been dropped. The Nazis
were held responsible for the violence at the meeting.
LOS ANGELES—A Yom Kippur service in sign language
was held at the Wilshire Boulevard Temple for Jewish deaf
persons, estimated at '700 in the area-.
MIAMI BEACH—Severe restrictive covenants barring Jews
are contained in property warranty deeds for the swank Bal
DR. LEO WISLICKI
Harbor residential section of Greater Miami. One clause pro-
D
hibits the purchase or lease of land by anyone not white or
er at the Aesculap-
having more than one-fourth Hebrew "blood" or by any co
ia
armaceutical Association's
pany "in which any member or stockholder has mor
one-fourth Hebrew ... blood or is not of the Cauca
ace." eeting at 9 p.m. Monday.
Drawing no distinction between Jews and Arabs,
eed also- He will receive the final pay-
excludes Syrians. . . The Jewish Floridian, a w
y, criticized ► t on the pledge of $25,000
he H rew Un• • rsity in
the University of Miami for scheduling its ope
football game
el
sculapian
on Yom Kippur eve, pointing out that a si
cant number of
in and
students and university citizens committee
d board members
are Jewish.
is clinica
BOSTON—Local Jewry will have a si
e agency for corn- Dr.
tionif a merger • rer i pharmacolo
the
triunity planning, fund-raising and fund-all
the Combined ebrew Univer. •
present
of the Associated Jewish Philanthropies a
er in pharma-
Jewish Appeal of Boston—recently approved
tees of he is
Georgetown Univer-
both groups—goes into effect.
HARTFORD—Five fraternities and sororities which have sity Medical School in Washing-
accepted a rule barring discrimination because of "race, color,
religion or national origin," have been officially recognized by
the University of Hartford.
NEW ORLEANS—If members of the agencies approve, the
Jewish Federation of New Orleans and the New Orleans Jewish
Welfare Fund will merge into a Jewish Welfare Federation
of New Orleans.
SEATTLE—A priest, minister and rabbi will meet in a tele-
vision discussion program over station KOMO every Sunday
evening. Entitled "Challenge," the program will allow discus-
sion of such issues as the morality of spying, capital punishment,
women's responsibilities and privileges, and separation of church
and state, as well as the answering of questions from viewers.
The station and participants have promised that the series will
"pull no punches" in its format.
DENVER—A Centennial History of the Jews of Colorado
will be published by Professor Allen D. Breck of the Denver
University History Department . . . Over 2,500 members wor-
shipped in the new Sanctuary of Temple Emanuel, the oldest
and largest Jewish congregation • in the Rock ountain area,
during the High Holy Days . . . Pr
hower,
Minister David Ben-Gurion, and •
eaders join
Adolph Kiesler, Denver's fa
ewish ph'
t, on his
80th birthday.
PHILADELPHIA
. and Mrs.
er Daniels contributed
$50,000 for buildin • o recreation terraces and reception rooms
ome for the Aged.
in the new Hebr
WETHER
LD, CONN.—The Jewish Community Grou
announced p
for a $50,000 campaign to rebuild its synago
PHOE ► —Arizona's oldest Jewish synago
oliment
ith the largest
Emanu-E
school
its histo
plans a $500,000
ild a ne
and m' classrooms.
YORK—The rol
pro
ing e omic experts and
Israel's
1e r s
sical and
development wa
cult
vid Horowitz, Governor
of t
Bank of Israel, •
essing the American Friends
the
brew University en or Jacob K. Javits of New
laud the Hebrew U ersity for contributing to ne
de-
pend
Asian and A can nations by training s
from
tries.
these
M, MASS.—The Golding
enter has been
dedicated a
Univer
d to Near Eastern,
Judaic and Me
, it is to be followed by a
humanities building and American Civilization Center, all
part of a new $2,500,000 quadrangle.
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ting
All chapters • f the
erican
ish Congress are • iced to
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a "Candidat
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by
League
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assistant
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Yeshiva University's Graduate
School of Mathematical Sci-
ences in New York has changed
its name to the Graduate School
of Science.
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Israel
TEL AVIV—Celebrating his 74th birthday, Prime Minister
David Ben-Gurion received a number of distinguished guests,
including U.S. Ambassador Ogden Reid, who wished to extend
greetings ... New records in capital growth have been recorded
by AMPAL, the Israel-American investment firm, during the
past six months. During the next three to five years the company
plans to invest $15,000,000 in Israel, partly for Tel Aviv munici-
pal programs and a construction firm to build rental apartments.
Europe
GENEVA—To compensate refugees persecuted by the Nazis
because of nationality, West Germany will spend $23,800,000.
Hitherto Germany has compensated only those persecuted for
racial or political reasons.
BONN—Heading a delegation of the Association of Rumanian
Jews in Israel, Yitzhak Korn of Israel's parliament has asked
a special commission of the West German parliament to recog-
nize a claim of some $70,000,000 by former Rumanian Jews who
suffered from Nazi persecutiton . . . Restoration of an old syna-
gogue in Germany and a Jewish cemetery in France, in which
about 500 German-Jewish deportees were buried during the
Nazi regime, is under way. Several German towns are paying
for the cemetery work, while the synagogue costs are being
borne by the Baden-Wurttemberg Historical Society of Christians
and Jews.
PARIS—Nazi documents dealing mainly with the Jews and
bearing the signatures of leading Hitler officials in the cam-
paign to exterminate Jews have been unearthed in an old safe
in West Berlin, according to reports received here.
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