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World Congress of Jewish Scienti sts to Be Held in Jerusalem
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(Copyright 1961,
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
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Diplomatic Trends
Friends of Israel in this country are beginning to lose faith
in Secretary of State Dean Rusk . . . They have confidence
President Kennedy, but are beginning to believe that Secret
Rusk is inclined to follow the pro-Arab policy of the late
n
Foster Dulles . . . It is becoming more and more clear th the
pro-Arab elements in the State Department, having kep quiet
when the Administration took over, are now regaini
their
strength, and that Secretary Rusk is falling more and mo
under
their influence . . . In Israel, doubt about Secretary R
's atti-
tude toward the Jewish State began to develop after h
anceled
his appointments with Premier David Ben-Gurion, when e latter
was recently in the United States . . . President Ke edy did
find time to meet with Premier Ben-Gurion, althou
he was
under the pressure of leaving next day for his hist 'c visits
to Paris, Vienna and London . . . But Secretary Rus
otified
Ben-Gurion that developments in the Dominican Repub
vented him from keeping the appointment . . . The Isra
Premier has chosen to ignore Secretary Rusk's impolite move,
but in Israel this did not pass unnoticed ., . . It was taken as
an omen that he may turn out to be even worse than Dulles
. . Indeed, after this move, the State Department assured
the Arab diplomatic representatives in Washington that Ken-
nedy's talk with Ben-Gurion would not affect the American
policy on the Arab-Israel conflict . . • This was followed up
by President Kennedy's letter to all the Arab rulers assuring
them that the United States would be guided by the decisions
of the UN Palestine Conciliation Commission which has been
for years nothing but a paper body . . . This in turn encouraged
State Department officials to come out openly with anti-Israel
comments, even to a point of sarcastically declaring that Israel
should have used the funds spent on producing its first rocket
for payments of compensation to Palestine Arab refugees . . .
Then the fact was revealed artment
mitted private American
o "sell" rockets t
Arab Republic, while I
applications for
sio
• buy
certain materials in
nited States a .
• "frozen"
the
State Department
. Behind Secret •
Rusk's pro-Arab atti-
•tude is, naturally
e belief th t the United States may win
Nasser to its si
of kindness . . . This also was
Dulles' theory
However ulles 1
ed
hi later years
from experie
not to trus Nasser
al
s attitude
b
toward Israe
Secretary
Rusk is not clined to le n
m t past
prefers
forget that
sser double r
th
nite
tates and
the Middle
ter
esident Eisen •
saved
him by insi ng that th
ritish, French a
aeli forces
retreat from
ptian soil just when the
e about to seize
the Suez .Canal •
topple the. Nass-
me.
March of Time.
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The Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith has completed
a study of text books for high schools to establish what is said
there about Jews . . . A report on the results of the study, to
be published soon, establishes that textbook accounts of the
Crucifixion seldom involve now the potentially harmful manner
of older books . • . However, they are still too superficial to
dispel misconceptions that may underline some feelings of anti-
Semitism . . . The text-books giAie much space to democracy's
heritage from the ancient Hebrews and to the progress of the
State of Israel .. . Jews are no longer referred to as a "race"
. . At the same time few texts present a true-to-life picture
of Jews in America today . . . Only a few describe past and
present participation by Americans of Jewish faith in the many
phases of the American national life in an adequate manner . .
The ADL study also establishes that Nazi persecutions of minor-
ity groups are inadequately treated in the textbooks .. Approxi-
mately one-third of the 48 texts studied omit the topic entirely
. . . More than three-quarters slight or minimize what the Nazis
did to their victims .
. However, several texts 'dealing with
world history have excellent material on Hitler's racist theories
and his mass murder of Jews.
Conservative Conferen ce Urged to Focus on
Problems of European Jewish Youth
PARIS. (JTA) — Jewish reli-
gious and lay leaders from 13
countries, attending a European
Study Conference here under the
auspices of the Conservative
movement, organized by the
World Study of es, were
urged at the
two-day s
to concentra
on the
lem of Judaism and
Jewis
ife on this continent.
with pecial reference to the
rol
f the Jewish youth.
0 of the princi
eakers
ted to
of
ish
re Pr
rasbourg
nst Simon
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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Schol-
Two plenary sessions will be Nazi holocaust, and one to the
ars from virtually the entire devoted to the history of the writings of Benjamin of Tudela.
world—including the Soviet bloc,
but not from Russia itself—are
scheduled to participate here in
the Third World-Congress of
Jewish Scie
a we
is wrong to believe that Jewish
problems are isolated from world
problems." It is possible to re-
trieve the Jewish youth "whose
sense of values was shattered by
the devastating war, and whose
sense is toward isolation." He
pleaded for bringing "the lost
'Wren" back to Judaism and
'sh values.
f. Simon reported on an
ment at Zurich, Switzer-
here guidance clinics for
Jewish couples facing
ood are run "for persons
wish to educate their chil-
n as Jews, but don't know
ow to do so." He proposed that
such guidance clinics for young
parents be established in other
European countries.
Charles Rosengarten, president
of the World Council of Syna-
gogues, offered the conference
the all-out aid of the United
Synagogue of America, the or-
ganization of Conservative Jewry.
Rosengarten announced that the
World Council, which maintains
headquarters now in New York,
will move its global headquarters
to Jerusalem.
gress.
Deleg tions are expected from
the United States, Latin America,
le • c • tries,
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OW e plenary
be
devoted to lectures o
2,500th
anniversary of
roclamation
by King C
Persia concern-
ing
of the Jews from
captivity in Babylon. The
principal address at that session
will be delivered by an Iranian
scholar, Prof. Fore-Daud, of the
University of Teheran.
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