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May 18, 1962 - Image 14

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1962-05-18

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THE DE TROIT JE WI S H NEWS — Fri day, May 18, 1962 — 1 4

Frankfurter to Return
to Bench in October

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Su-
preme Court Justice Felix Frank-
furter will not return to his ju-
dicial duties for the remainder of
the Court's present term.
The 79-year-old jurist, still re-
portedly "improving" following a
mild stroke early this month,
is expected to be back with the
opening of the Court's new term
in October. His decision not to
come hack to the bench before
the fall was prompted by the
advice of his physicians.

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Anti-Zionist Council's Attacks Branded as 'Abysmal Ignorance'

CHICAGO, (JTA)—Two lead-
ers of the anti-Zionist Ameri-
can Council for Judaism criti-
cized American "non - Zionist"
, Jewish groups for favoring the
Zionist ideology and supporting
the programs of the movement.
Addressing the three-day an-
nual conference of the Council,
Clarence L. Coleman, Jr., presi-
dent of the organizaiton, said
that non-Zionist groups in this
country had followed a course
"leading to eventual surrender
to the Zionist machine."
Rabbi Elmer Berger, execu-
tive vice president, called on
Inon-Zionists to oppose what he
termed an infringement of their
"basic American rights and po-

Ilitical status" by the Zionist ures extending greetings to the Johnson expressed the hope, in
18th annual conference of the a message, that the group's
movement.
In a statement issued in reply anti-Zionist group.
work would be for "the better-
Vice President Lyndon B. ment of our nation as a whole."
to Rabbi Berger's attack on the
Zionist movement, the American
Zionist Council, the representa-
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tive body of all Zionist organi-
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zations in this country, declared

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to $16,000 per bed. according
to a survey completed by the
Council of Jewish Federations
and Welfare Funds.
The CJFWF survey report,
"Building and Staffing t h e
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based on information from 18
Jewish communities (of less
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understanding of traditional
American principles."
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