Abba Eban Urges Unified Destiny of Israel, U.S. Young Generations
`Coalition Discipline'
and in American Jewry which Made Law in Israel
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
are becoming alien and foreign
JERUSALEM—Minister of
to The Jewish News)
to each other, sharing no
Education, Abba Eban, who
JERUSALEM — The "coali-
memories,
cherishing
no
com-
knows America well after years
tion discipline" amendment to
mon dreams."
of service as Israel's ambassa-
Israel's government transition
dor to Washington and to the
New thinking is needed on law received its final reading
United Nations, warned here
in
Israel's parliament Tuesday
both sides, said Eban. If the
.o.; Tuesday night that the younger
Jewish consciousness in and thus became law.
generations of both Israel and
American Jewry is sharp-
The measure provides that
the United States are drifting
ened, he stated, "a measure under certain circumstances a
apart.
of immigration to Israel may cabinet minister will be deemed
He was one of the principal
be a natural result. But such to haVe resigned automatically
tc speakers at the "dialogue" be-
immigration will not be fos- if he or his faction in the cabi-
ing conducted here between 500
tered by irascible complaints net fail to vote in the Knesset
z representatives of the Ameri-
about its absence or by for a government motion.
can Jewish Congress and top
diminishing the historic dig-
Israelis.
v:
nity of American Zionism.
New Jersey will celebrate its
Eban said that "the begin:
Young American Jews will 300th birthday in 1964.
c‘; nine; of wisdom" for Israel, in
not be held within the mag-
-5 her relationships with world
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
circles to permit Hausner to netic field of Jewish solidar-
to The Jewish News)
LI Jewry, especially American
, resign for fear that his exit ity unless they become inti-
JERUSALEM
—
A
dispute
Jewry, involves the abandon-
mately involved in Israel's
j
from
the Attorney-Generalship
is a real treat
ment of "the premature and over prerogatives between M in- I might be interpreted abroad as culture."
ister
of
Justice
Dov
Joseph
and
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illusory pose of absolute self-
having
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Eban declared that he would
SKYLIGHT
Attorney General Gideon Haus-
ROOM, Cocktail
ner, over which Hausner has I Adolf Eichmann case. He was like to see greater American
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the
government's
chief
prose-
immigration
to
Israel,
particu-
reportedly threatened to resign.
• AFTER
larly among the young, pioneer-
will come before the cabinet for cutor against Eichmann.
THEATRE
ing American Jews. But such
.
'discussion at its next regular
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influx will not develop of itself,
meeting, according to a corn- Flea Market to Aid
LUNCHEON
munique issued. here Tuesday , Leukemia - Foundation he said, but only through "edu-
A Pleasure
cation of American Jews for a
following a meeting between
To raise funds to directly life of Jewish destiny and col-
Joseph and Hausner.
The issue concerns Hausners aid the untold numbers of lective pride" which was not
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reliance." Instead, he held, Is-
rael should stress "the unfin-
ished character of her major
problems."
All Israel actions and- ut-
terances, he stated; "ought to
be directed toward evolving
and strengthening the equal
partnership" between Israel
and Jewries abroad.
"If Israel's need of world
Jewry is great and pressing in
the practical realm," he con-
tinued, "it is even greater in
the domain of the Spirit and of
culture."
Eban suggested that Israel
develop a new outlook in re-
gard to American Jews, warn-
ing that Israel should "stop
lecturing American Jewry
about its insecurity."
What
should worry Israel, he said, is
"nOt American Jewry's desire
to 'intervene' in our affairs, but
its occasional signs of disinter-
estedness and apathy. Genera-
tions are growing up in Israel
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Marks 75th Year
PHILADELPHIA, (JTA) —
With a 100-page issue which
included valuable, historical
articles, as well as greetings
from President Kennedy, Penn-
sylvania Governor David J.
Lawrence, Phithdelphia Mayor
James H. T. Tate and national
and local leaders of the Jewish
community, the Jewish Expo-
nent, a weekly published here.
celebrated its 75th anniversary
this week.
The Exponent's first issue
was published April 15, 1887.
The editors were Henry S. Mo-
rais, Charles Hoffman and Mel-
vin G. Winstock. while the
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on its birthday were Edward
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National Jewish Welfare Board;
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Congress; and Irving Kane,
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the city's two largest daily
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