Federal Aid to Religious Schools Favored at Parent-Teacher Parley PITTSBURGH, Pa., (JTA)- The results of a survey of prin- cipals and directors of Hebrew- day schools throughout the country on the issue of Fed- eral aid to religion-sponsored schools were reported here at the 15th annual convention of the National Association of He- brew Day School Parent Teach- er Associations. Dr. Joseph Kaminetsky, na- tional director of Torah Ume- sorah, the National Society for Hebrew Day Schools, told the educators that 86 per cent of the school heads expressing a view on the issue said that they did not feel that such aid might lead to government interfer- ence. Noting that 102 of the schools in 54 cities responded to the Israel Was Visited by 7,000 Germans COLOGNE, (JTA) — More than 7,000 Germans visited Israel last year, a 25 per cent increase over 1961, it was an- nounced by the Israel Mission. Many of the visitors partici- pated in study tours which were arranged by German groups. The groups comprised mainly university student s, pupils of other German schools and members of various youth organizations. DETROIT LINES ACTION AND GETS IT FROM .. questionnaire, Kaminetsky said that "more than half of those who felt that Federal aid might result in interference by the government, favored such aid nevertheless." Ninety per cent of those responding to the gen- eral question of Federal aid to day schools, he stressed, "expressed a preference for such aid for the secular portion of the curriculum," and 87 per cent also favored Federal aid for the development and expan- sion needs of the schools. The purpose of the survey, he declared, "was to determine the views of the leading Jewish day school educators on issues vital to their daily tasks and mounting responsibilities." In this connection, he noted, near- ly 90 per cent of those who re- sponded expressed the view that Federal aid would make an in- tensive Jewish education avail- able to many more than the 50,000 currently enrolled in the Labor Minister Tells Parliament Israel Will Have Full Employment (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) JERUSALEM — Labor Minis- ter Yigal Allon told parliament Tuesday that Israel could look forward to full employment dur- ing the coming year but that Israel had both short range and long term problems of effective manpower utilization. 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