JAMES A. HACK
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for State Representative
67th District— Democrat
WELL-QUALIFIED:
• B.A. in Government, University of Michigan
Wall Street Journal Urges Elimination of National Quota System
NEW YORK (JTA) — The Wall opportunity to enter the United from Northern Europe, England
Street Journal, leading financial States than persons emigrating or Ireland.
daily newspaper in the United
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States, came out in support of pro-
posed changes in U.S. immigra-
tion policy which would eliminate
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the national origins quota system.
Noting that the national origins
system has proved "too cumber-
some and inflexible" to meet the
"simple tests of equity," the news-
paper declared in an editorial that
the proposed changes "might help
put our immigration laws on some-
where near a national basis."
Hailing the provisions of a new
bill now pending in Congress as a
measure that "would ensure that
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someone with talents the U.S. can
use would not face lengthy delay
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because of his birthplace, "editor-
ial declared: "It seems only fair
not to turn down applicants while
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places in the total allocation go
Over 35 Years
unused."
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"We are convinced," the edi-
torial stated, "most Americans be-
lieve it's wrong to discriminate
against someone simply because he
was born in the wrong place." Un-
der the national origins quota
system, would-be immigrants from
Eastern and Southern Europe, and
from other areas, have a lesser
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• Passed State Dept. Foreign Service
Examination
• Businessman: Hack Shoe Co. and
Ripple Sole Corp.
• U.S. Navy, 31/2 Years; Lieutenant (j.g.)
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Israel Offers
Aid to Cyprus
JERUSALEM — (JTA) — Israel
has offered relief help to Cyprus,
but has been careful to avoid
taking sides in the armed conflict
between the island's Greek and
Turkish communities.
The offer was made in a cable
sent by President Zalman Shazar
to Archbishop Makarios, president
of Cyprus. The message was in
reply to pleas by Archbishop Ma-
karios last week for action to halt
Turkish military atttac.ks against
Cyprus. President Makarios had
sent similar requests to the leaders
of many other countries.
In his reply, President Shazar
said that the Israeli Ambassador
in Nicosia had been instructed to
make urgent inquiries as to
whether Israel could help in relief
efforts.
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