• 1 c.0 Zionist Actions Committee Parley in Jerusalem Hears Plea to U.S Zionists to Establish a Central Body; Goldmann Predicts End of Quiet on Israel's Borders JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Dr. Nahum Goldmann, president of the World Zionist Organization, warned that the relative quiet cs in the Middle East, particularly • on, the Israel-Arab borders, is unlikely to long continue. Goldmann made the predic- rip tion in an address summing up general debate at the current • W session of the Zionist Actions Z Committee, in which he asserted that the present "static stage" in • _. ■ the international situation is nearing an end and unsettled Pop problems are due for new dis- t: cussion. He said the attempts at re- 0 storation of good relations • between King Hussein of Jor- dan and President Nasser of 1:4 the United Arab Republic • represent a danger to Israel. • E-1 He also said that Israel's posi- tion in the United Nations. has deterioriated, as indicated •by the vote on the resolution on the Arab refugees. These developments, he said, oblige the Zionist organization to' be prepared to support Israel's interest in these various areas. Discussing Israel's relations with non-Israeli J e w s, h e stressed the immense sympathy of the Jewish people for Israel but Added there have developed two negative factors. He said one is the mistaken feeling that Israel has solved -all its eco- nomic problems and the other the "unsavory impressio n" created abroad by "several events in Israel's internal pot Hies." This was understood to a reference to Prime Minis David Ben-Gurion's fight ag st ral Histadfut secretary-g Pinhas Lavon. ening In an address to the session, Sharett app ed to Zionists in the United tates to "once and for all e ablish a central organization." • The existing Zion parties, hat they he said, must sho Zionism put their loyalty above sectional an partisan t situa- - interests. The pre encour- tion, he pointed o ages dodging of resp sibility, sy with since each party is its own .problems in ad of with the future as a le. 't- The Zionist Actions C tee concluded its four-day s • • g of sessions with the naming of in Jerusalem will be Sharett, a new Jewish Agency executive as chairman; Levi Eshkol, composed of 17 members and Eliahu Dobkin, Aryeh L. Pin- three deputy members. Four cus, the new treasurer, and members and one deputy will Zalman Shazar, all of the serve in New York, while the Labor Zionist group; Haim remainder of the members will Levanon and Leon Dultzin of perforin their duties in Jeru- the Neumann Confederation; salem. Goldmann Is president of S. Z. Shragai and David Bet- the Jewish Agency. Aryeh, of Mizrachi; Zvi Lurie, The New York members of Mapam; Aharon Zisling, Ach- the executive are Mrs. Rose Hal- dut Avodah; and Dr. Israel prin, representing the Israel Goldstein, of the Goldstein- The Goldstein-Halprin Confeder a- Halprin C are tion of General ' Zionists; Dr. deputie ei Emanuel Neumann, represent- Rawl ing the Confederation which he and 0 heads; Louis. Segal, Labor Zion- stei ists; Rabbi Mordechai Kirsh- Jos , who resig blum, Mizrachi; and Abraham to y on as t e Schenker, Mapam, deputy. A Ju 1. The h decision on the New York chair- on and exte manship was referred to the artments ha new executive. cted, and rett and by Members of the executive . CJFWF Cre . ial Lecture beles Mem J A) — A me- to org izations, community NEW YOR raries and schools. lea Tdhe, e rs morial lect esinhahrboerenofesli t bert R. morial address" will lished b he Council of Je h tilize e bequest made by ns and W fa Feder the Council. Abele Irvwiho announ it w Kan preside e of died ov. 1, 1960, 9. Counci s president o he 62, 955 through fro Me- T "Herbert R. Ab mor Address" w* _ e deny- ing national n ou ered Members Only or session of the figure a Council's General Assembly. D.. ( , 1 P , _ l 0 The address will deal with 4 2 ,0 "" problems which are national in scope and of basic concern to Covenant the Jewish communities of the United. States and Canada. 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