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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, March 22, 1963 6
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Editors Review Responsibilities
of Religions Press in America
The responsibilities of the religious press in America were
analyzed at the Institute on the Religious Press in a Pluralistic
Society, sponsored by the National Conference of Christians
and Jews and held at the St. Moritz Hotel in New York City.
The participants, spokesmen for Catholic, Jewish and Protes-
tant newspapers in America, included, from the left: Wayne
Cowan, managing editor, Christianity and Crisis, New York;
David Kucharsky, news editor, Christianity Today, Washington;
Rabbi Ira Eisenstein, editor, Reconstructionist, New York; Jos-
eph Weisberg, editor, Boston Jewish Advocate, and Philip
Slomovitz, editor, Detroit Jewish News.
Yaakov, Ginsburg Will Address
Closing Event of Histadrut Drive
With Israeli Vice Consul Yo-
sef Yaakov and Julius Ginsburg,
well-known Chicago community
leader, as guest speakers, the
1963 Histadrut campaign will
come to a close Thursday eve-
ning at the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute.
Workmen's Circle
to Honor Mrs. Gomon,
Cohen, Dr. Bergman
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Workmen's Circle, Michigan
District, will honor Josephine
Gomon, Dr. Walter Bergman
and William Cohen with the
Leon A. Cousens Award for
Distinguished Service to the
Community at ceremonies to
be held at 8:30 p.m. today at
the Workmen's Circle Educa-
tional Center, 18340 W. Seven
Mile. P o l i c e Commissioner
George Edwards will act as mas-
ter of ceremonies.
Mrs. Gomon will, receive her
award from the Hon. Judge
Wade H. McCree. U.S. District
Attorney Lawrence Gubow will
present the award to William
Cohen, with whom he has work-
ed both in the Jewish Commu-
nity Council and many liberal
causes. Dr. Huldah Fine, ad-
ministrator, northeast district,
Detroit Public Schools, will pre-
sent the honoring plaque to
Dr. Walter Bergman, who help-
ed greatly in bringing to the
Detroit schobl system the right
of teachers to voice their
opinions on public issues.
Mrs. Josephine Gomon is be-
ing honored for her pioneering
efforts in liberal movements in
Detroit and Michigan and for
her successful creation and di-
rection of organizations devoted
to the betterment of conditions.
Monroe Title will preside at
the program, which is open to
the public.
British Court Upholds
'Sentence Against
Leading Anti-Semite
LONDON, (JTA)—Colin Jon
dan, leader of the anti-Semitic
British National Socialist move-
ment, had a two-month sentence
for abusive language at a Trafal-
gar Square rally upheld by a
three-justice divisional court.
The judges ruled that the
sentence had been wrongfully
quashed on appeal and ordered
Jordan to serve the sentence. It
was imposed on him for his par-
ticipation in a violently anti-
Semitic rally in the Square last
July 1.
• Lord Chief Justice Parker
ruled that the case was "perfect-
ly clear." The British fascist al-
ready is serving a nine-month
term on another charge growing I
out of the activities of his move
ment.
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Cantor Reuven Frankel of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek will be
soloist of the evening. To assure
the campaign's success, hun-
dreds of Histadrut volunteers
are calling on their prospects
during the remaining days of
the drive. Morris Lieberman
is campaign chairman.
Vice Consul Yosef Yaakov.
after immigrating to Israel,
joined the. Israel Broadcasting
Service with which he served
until the beginning of 1962, ex-
cept for two years in the -Israeli
defense forces.
He became Deputy Director
of News for the Israel National
Network in 1958 and in 1962
Yaakov was transferred to the
Israel Foreign Ministry and ap-
pointed Vice Consul in New
York as well as Director of the
Film and Radio Divivsion of the
Israel Office of Information in
the United States.
Yaakov will use his Detroit
visit to tape several radio and
TV programs in cooperation
with the Jewish Community
Council. These programs will
be shown on the local networks
at a later date.
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Julius Gins-
burg, who is
well-known in
Zionist circles
throughout the
United States
and who ad-
dressed a spe-
cial meeting of
the Landsman-
schaften a n d
Orga ni za t ions
Division in
Detroit earlier
this year, will
be Histadrut's
guest ThurS-
Ginsburg
day night and
will address the audience in
Yiddish.
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Zuckerman Urges Aid for
Two School Propositions
Paul Zuckerman, former Al-
lied Jewish Campaign chairman,
co-chairman with R. T. John-
stone of the finance committee
of the Citizens for Schools cam-
paign, this week issued an
appeal for support of the two
schools proposals.
"At the election on April 1,
the children of our town will
find out what their future edu-
cational opportunities will be,"
Zuckerman said. "We can either
make them good or they will be
terribly inadequate, with no in-
between! Our voters will decide
on two proposals for school mil-
lage and bonds. If these pro-
posals fail, the operating budget
of our schools will be cut by a
third. It will be a calamity in
the strongest sense of the word.
It will reduce school facilities,
resulting in overcrowded class-
rooms."
Calling for an overwhelming
majority vote in support of the
two proposals, Zuckerman said:
"By approving the two pro-
posals, we'll be able to keep
our schools open the full school
year and we will be doing what
is expected of us, as adults,
properly to educate our children
on whom Detroit and America
depend for their future."
Urging the enrollment of
large numbers of volunteers to
get out the vote in support of
the two proposals, Zuckerman
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Soviet Jewish Writers
will Attend Warsaw
Ghetto Anniversary
LONDON (JTA) — A dele-
gation of Soviet Jews, some of
them writers, will be permitted
to go abroad next month, to
attend the worldwide com-
memoration of the Warsaw
Ghetto rebellion, scheduled to
be held in Warsaw, according
to a dispatch to the Sunday
Observer here.
The commemorative excer-
cises, April 19 and 20, are to
mark the 20th anniversary of
the uprising in the Warsaw
Ghetto. It was pointed out here
this will be the first time that
the authorities of the USSR
will permit Russian Jews to
join any international gather-
ing abroad.
IF YOU TURN THE
PAUL ZUCKERMAN
expressed the hope that the
work of his committee will be
assisted by contributions from
public-spirited citizens in ex-
plaining the urgency of the two
proposals to the 'entire com-
munity.
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Julius Chajes, April 2 at the Jew-
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Kottler will play Beethoven's
Piano Concerto No. 5 (The Em-
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will be Abraham and Elaine
Mishkind, violinists, who will
play Vivaldi's Concerto and Bar-
tok Duets. Mozart's overture,
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Just Received A Large Selection Of
$3,206,000 Raised
in London for Israel
LONDON, (JTA)—A total of
1,145,000 pounds ($3,206,000)
was raised at the annual dinner
of the Joint Palestine Appeal
here.
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