PATWA Director
Gives Advice on
Israel Prospects
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uccessor
Professionally and technically
trained people in the Detroit
area who are interested in the
possibility of working in Israel
will be able to get first-hand
information on prospects from
Yitzhak WoOlfson, director of
the Jewish Agency's office for
Professional a n d Technical
Workers (PATWA) during his
visit to Detroit, Feb. 12, 13, and
14.
PATWA investigates employ-
ment opportunities in Israel for
all types of professional and
technical personnel. It serves as
a liaison between the applicant
and employers in Israel; makes
individual surveys of prospects;
and guides candidates in the
detailed preparations for settle-
ment in Israel.
Woolfson, director of PAT-
WA department of . the World
Zionist Organization in Jerusa-
lem, who is now on leave, has
taken up his duties in the Jew-
ish Agency in the New York
office where he will be direct-
ing the PATWA department for -
two years. He will be available
for interviews on Sunday, Feb.
12, at the Hayim Greenberg
Center, and on Monday and
Tuesday, Feb. 13 and 14, at the
Jewish Community Council of-
fice. Appointments may be ar-
ranged by calling Mrs. Maurice
Shepherd, WO 2-6710.
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taro, however, that sources in the
K n e s s e t, Israel's Parliament,
were not excluding the possibil-
ity of a new general election.
Acting Prime Minister Levi
Eshkol announced the govern-
ment's resignation in the Knes-
set Wednesday. The brief for-
mal statement was followed by
a demand for a debate on the
resignation. This request was
shelved when Eshkol objected
on behalf of the caretaker
government.
The opposition parties, 'spear-
headed by the General Zionists
and Herut, indicated plans to
force debate next week by col-
lecting the required number of
signatures of Knesset members.
Attempt to Head Off
Anti-Semitic Outbreak
in Latin America
A series of conferences be-
tween the World Jewish Con-
gress and leaders of Latin
''MAmerican
-Jewish c o m-
munities h a s
been set to
consider ac-
tion against a
possible out-
break of anti-
Semitism.
A top offi-
c ial of t h e
World Jewish
Congress, Dr.
Maurice L.
Perlzweig, will
me et with
Jewish leaders
in Argentina,
Brazil, Chile
and Uruguay
Dr. Perlzweig in February.
Dr. Perlzweig leaves Monday
for meetings with the Repre-
sentative Council of the Jewish
Community of Chile in Santiago.
FrOm Feb. 11-13 he will attend
a special session of the South
American Executive of the
World Jewish Congress, at
which representatives from
Jewish communities in more
than 12 South American lands
will be present.
From Buenos Aires Dr. Perlz-
weig will proceed to Montevideo
for talks with the Central' Jew-
ish Committee of Uruguay and
will - later go to Rio . de Janeiro
to meet with the Confederation
of Jewish Communities . of
Brazil.
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after an extraordinary session of
his Cabinet. In his letter of res-
ignation, Ben-Gurion stated:
"My understanding of my obli-
gations forbids me to bear re-
sponsibility for the Cabinet de-
cision of Dec. 25, as this would
be incompatible with fundamen-
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