Wednesday evening, June 6,
at Cobo Hall, David Goldberg,
Detroit communal leader, will
be honored at a testimonial
dinner sponsored by the Detroit
Friends of Yeshiva University.
The event will be addressed
by U.S. Supreme Court Jus-
tice William Douglas.
The dinner will be the occa-
sion of a dual celebration —
Goldberg's 60th birthday and
the university's '75th anniver-
sary.
Rabbis trained at the univer-
sity have served as leaders of
Detroit congregations.
Edward C. Levy is general
chairman of the dinner. John
E. Lurie is dinner chairman.
Abraham Borman is chairman
of the Detroit Friends of Yeshi-
va University; Daniel A. Laven
is treasurer, and Nathan I.
Goldin, secretary.
Proceeds of the dinner will

be allocated for the mainte-
nance of the university's aca-
demic, community service and
research activities, including
an annual $1 million program
of scholarship assistance to
gifted students of limited finan-
cial means.
Yeshiva University alumni
who have resided in Detroit in-
clude Dr. Jacob E. Goldman,
Rabbi Hayim Donin, Rabbi Stan-
ley Greenberg, Rabbi Yaakov
Homnick, Rabbi Hyman Agress,
Dr. Morris Adler, Rabbi Samuel
S. Stollman, Windsor, and
others.
Young people from Detroit
are compiling impressive rec-
ords at the schools and divisions

of Yeshiva University.

`Legacy' Left JTA
UN Correspondent
by Hammarskjold

By SAUL CARSON
JTA UN Correspondent
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
(JTA)—A "legacy" left by the
late United Nations Secretary-
General Dag Hammarskjold, in
the form of a lapel button bear-
ing the official UN emblem. is
being worn now by the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency correspon-
dent here. He received the
memento this week — eight
months to the day when Mr.
Hammarskjold tragically died
in the African bush on a peace
DAVID GOLDBERG (left)
mission.
and WALTER ANNENBERG,
The story goes back to last
benefactors of Yeshiva Uni- summer, several weeks prior to
versity.
Hammarskjold's fatal trip. This
correspondent remarked jok-
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ingly to him one day: "Some
day, would you give me one of
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those UN button souvenirs you
often present to Government
officials you visit abroad?"
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Hammarskjold laughed and
turned to his bodyguard. Wil-
liam Ramallo, said "Remind
me to do so."
The bodyguord died with his
chief in the plane crash in
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This week's feature:
gotten the promised button until
I he received a telephone call
m this week from a UN security
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"This is security." he said,
▪ "I've missed you every time I
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you." The something turned out
II to be a small envelope. It con-
tained the lapel button. The
face of the envelope had the
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Those here who learned of
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Hammarskjold, despite all of
pound. Luscious centers of
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fruit cordials, toasted nuts, •
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tually
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sala, that he never overlooked
an amenity. never forgot a
friend, never missed the human
touch.

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`State of Israel' Is
Name Given to Public
School in Mexico City

MEXICO CITY, (JTA) — A
public school in this city was
dedicated here officially carry-
ing the name of "Estado de Is-
rael"—State of Israel—while at
Guadalajara, one of the large
provincial centers in this coun-
try, another public school was
dedicated, bearing the name of
Albert Einstein.
At the ceremonies in this
city, officials of the Mexican
Ministry of Eduaction and rep-
resentatives of the Israel Em-
bassy here, joined in stressing
the fact that the new Estado de
Israel School illustrates the
warm relations existing be-
tween the Republic of Mexico
and the State of Israel. The
Estado- de Israel School will
have an enrollment of about
2,000 students, most of them
from middle-class and worker
families. -
At the Guadalajara cere-
monies. President Adolfo Lopez
led the dedication of the Albert
Einstein School, and warmly
thanked the Jewish community
in this country for its contribu-
tion. Construction of the school
had been financed by the Mexi-
can Jewish community.

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David Goldberg to Be Honored at
Yeshiva University Dinner June 6