slay, Ja nuary 18, 1901 — 10
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S —
Jewish Agency Feels
Squeeze, Seeks Larger
Share from Government
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A Digest of World Jewish Happenings
from Dispatches of the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency and Other News-Gathering Media.
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM -- The Jewish
Agency plenary opened a dis-
cussion Tuesday on the 1963-64
budget draft which is expected
to be slightly higher than the
current year 370,000,000
pounds ($123,333,333).
The discussion centered on
the financial difficulties en-
countered by the Agency and
the possibilities of cutting ex-
penditures because of accumu-
lating debts.
Jewish Agency representa-
tives planned to press for a
larger governmental share in
settlement projects and for a
reduction in the Agency's finan-
cial participation in providing
immigrant housing.
The plenary on Tuesday dis-
cussed the question of creation
of a Jewish Education Council
decided on at the Conference
on World Jewish Education
held in Jerusalem last August.
Representatives of the organi-
zations which took part in the
conference will meet in New
York City in March to discuss
the budget and other details to
implement decisions taken at
the Jerusalem conference, in-
cluding the establishment of
central offices.
United States
NEW YORK—Yeshivah University has received a grant of
$36,000 from the National Science Foundation for research into
mathematical problems concerned with algorithms, symbolic
logic and the recursive function theory . . . The best methods of
bringing to the contributing public the story of Jewish com-
munal fund-raising campaigns in 1963 will be evaluated at a
publicity clinic in New Orleans today sponsored by the Southern
States region of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare
funds . . . The Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
Association announced an April 1' deadline for its playwriting
contest for the best play for children with a cash prize of $200
. .. The successful underwriting of Bank Leumi Le-Israel shares
has been accomplished by a group of Wall Street firms headed
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc. . . There is a need for Jewish
community centers to be a dynamic force for the development
of Jewish cultural arts in the community, the first conference
of the National Jewish Welfare Board on Programming with
the Arts agreed here.
WASHINGTON—Bnai Brith Vocational Service will partici-
pate in an advisory capacity with the Federal Government's
manpower training program at the invitation of the Department
of Labor .. . Bnai Brith International Council has been elected
to serve on the Commission on Migration and the Commission
on Refugees of the International Council of Voluntary Agencies
with headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.
- LOS ANGELES — A new radiation therapy and nuclear
medicine wing was dedicated here at the Cedars Division of the
Cedars of Lebanon-Mount Sinai hospitals.
Europe
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LONDON—The national council of the British section of
the World Jewish Congress lauded the WJC European executive
for establishing the facts of the existence of international links
of Nazi and Fascist organizations.
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JERUSALEM—Plans calling for greater government support
and promotion of all sports and physical training in Israel were
adopted by, a special Knesset committee and sponsored jointly
by parliament's education and interior committees . . . Mrs.
CT Ida Meir, Israel's Foreign Minister, met with United States
Ambassador Walworth Barbour at the latter's request for a 50-
I minute meeting to discuss Middle East problems . . A special
I committee was named at the Jewish plenary session here to deal
with the problem of the reorganization of the American Zionist
Council after the issue was reviewed by Dr. Nahum Goldmann,
I World Zionist Organization president . . . Shalom Shtarkes' at-
torney said Shtarkes had decided not to appeal his conviction
and prison term in the abduction of his nephew, Yosselle Schu-
macher, but that he would try to obtain a presidential pardon.
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Yates, Opponent to Dirksen, Gets
United Nations Appointment
Yates will work closely with
Former Rep. Sidney R.. Yates
of Chicago has been named to Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassa-
succeed Jonathan Bingham as dor to the UN. He will hold the
the United States representative rank of ambassador with a sal-
on the United Nations Trustee- ary of $20,000.
ship Council.
Yates last year gave up his
Bingham, a New Yorker, House seat after serving seven
earlier was appointed U.S. rep- terms to run against Everett M.
resentative to the UN Economic Dirksen, Republican senator.
and Social Council, the post left Yates' most important duty
vacant with the resignation of in his UN post will be to serve
Philip M. Klutznick of Chicago. as the U.S. spokesman on the
UN Committee on Anti-Colonial-
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AMSTERDAM, (JTA) — Two
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German war criminals who have
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last year's devaluation of the
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