Benjamin Burdick, Distinguished Say Anti-Semitic Groups Continue to Thrive in Argentina
BUENOS AIRES (JTA) — ous slum districts. He said it bulk of social problems on the
Communal Leader, Named as Judge Reports
on the status of anti- was not enough for the govern- Jews.
Benjamin D. Burdick, recent-
ly appointed by Gov. Romney
to the Wayne County Circuit
Court bench, is recognized as
one of Detroit's most devoted
Zionists.
He has been helpful during
the past 20 years in defensive
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Burdick, 60, of 19515 Roslyn,
is a Republican Party leader
who served 20 years as chair-
man of the 15th Congressional
District.
He served three terms on the
Republican State Central Com-
mittee and was a delegate to
the party's national conventions
in 1948 and 1956.
A graduate of the Wayne
State University Law School,
Burdick is a member of the
university's board of governors,
an office he will resign to ac-
cept the judgeship.
Semitism in Argentina were sub- ment to close the headquarters
He reported that there were
of the Tacuara and other anti-
milted here to the general as- Semitic groups, if their activi- 18 Nazi organizations in Argen-
tina which, though not yet
sembly of the DAIA, the repre- ties were not curtailed.
united, can pool their activities
sentative organization of Argen-
Goldenberg said that, while it
the future. He asserted that
tine Jewry, by Dr. Isaac Golden- was fortunate that Argentina in
anti - Semitism was considered
berg, president of DAIA, and had achieved political stability "bad political currency" at the
Dr. Abraham Gorbatt, secretary. in the last elections, it was present time. At the same time
Gorbatt stated in his report still necessary to secure "social he warned that the new admin-
that the church hierarchy in the normalcy." "All factors which istration taking office next
country had not exerted suf- have endangered Jewry continue month, which he described as
ficient energy in censuring the intact," he declared. He stressed a democratic regime, may find
many priests who were regularly that it was not a direct attack it even more difficult to stop
delivering anti-Jewish sermons on Jewry which must be feared the Nazis without extraordinary
and aggravating already tense but the new tactics. which the powers since the laws are not
situations especially in the vari- demagogues use in blaming the stringent enough.
Friday, Sept.
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SPECIAL ENROLLMENT PERIOD SEPT. 13 to OCT. 13, 1963
The Michigan Credit Union League announces a new LOW COST family group life insurance program . . . available only through
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BENJAMIN D. BURDICK
efforts for the Zionist Organ-
ization and Council of Detroit
on behalf of Zionism and Israel.
An active member of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, Burdick partici-
pated in Allied Jewish Cam-
paigns and in other Jewish
communal pursuits.
The Family Group Life Insurance Program provides
the following amounts of insurance
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Nazi Camp Chief
Goes on Trial for
Killing 194 Jews
GRAZ, Austria (JTA)—Stefan
Rojko, former commander of
the Thereseinstadt concentration
camp in Czechoslovakia, went on
trial here on charges of having
murdered "with his own hands"
82 Jews and other inmates and
of having participated, along
with two former SS officers, in
the murder of another 102 in-
mates.
He is also accused of having
ordered various inmates to mur-
der another 10 Jews. Twelve
witnesses are scheduled to tes-
tify at the trial which is ex-
pected to last three weeks.
At the site of the notorious
concentration camp, meanwhile,
Jews from all parts of Czecho-
slovakia took part in the tradi-
tional pilgrimage to Theresien-
stadt where a special section of
the general monument to victims
of Nazi atrocities is dedicated
to the Jews who perished at the
camp. Representatives of the
Council of Jewish Communities
in Czechoslovakia and from in-
dividual Jewish communities in
Bohemia and Moravia placed
wreaths on the memorial.
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Spouse of Member to age 65
Each Child of Member °
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• Your credit union provides Loan
Protection to $10,000 in the
event of death.
• Your credit union provides Life
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dollar is placed on deposit be-
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thereafter.
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(Direct JTA Telegraph Wire
to The Jewish News)
In a population study of heart
attacks, overweight men de-
veloped two times as many
heart attacks as men who were
not obviously overweight, the
Michigan Heart Association
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Newborn children are automatically insured as they become
eligible.
Jewish Delegation
Congratulates King
Hassan on New Son
CASABLANCA — A delega-
tion of Moroccan Jewish leaders
met with King Hassan II to con-
gratulate him on the birth of a
son, Prince Sidi Mohamed, and
to reiterate the attachment of
the Moroccan Jewish community
to the throne.
The King thanked members of
the delegation and talked with
them at length, particularly with
Rabbi Saul Danan, president
of the Supreme Rabbinical tri-
bunal of Morocco. Other mem-
bers of the delegation received
by the King were David Amar,
Secretary General of the Coun-
cil of Jewish Communities in
Morocco; Meyer Obadia, presi-
dent of the Casablanca Jewish
Community; and Albert Dery,
president of the Rabat Jewish
Community.
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