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March 19, 1965 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1965-03-19

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Local Educators Opposed on Federal Aid to Education

THINK
KOBLIN

If the prospect of public aid to little from earlier ones that were a desperate position; they can when the federal government is
Wit e n You
private schools has split American rejected because they endangered use the money. For some rea- trying to encourage integration?"
Think
Not only will this result in a
Jewry nationally, it has caused the principle of church-state sep- son, many who oppose the bill
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are afraid it will benefit the loss of democratic values from
aration. "It is merely couched in
just as fine a split here.
The Jewish News interviewed different terms, so I don't Imow Catholic Church. We should public school education, Dr. Drach-
four Detroit educators who would what has suddenly made this pro- think in terms of the children. ler said, "but it also will lead to
be directly involved in the local posal so respectable," he added. If I can get $10, why should I a deterioration in the quality of
Passage of the bill, said Rabbi worry that someone else is get- education.
administration of any such federal
aid program. Their views on the Applebaum, could mean "the total ting S1,000?"
"We're opening a Pandora's
Akiva Day School Principal
President's bill reflected the po- ruination of the public school sys-
box
that we won't be able to
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Manfred Pick agreed. He foresees
sitions taken by parent Reform, tem."
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Two Orthodox day school prin- "an entire revolution in education close readily."
Conservative and Orthodox
cipals,
Rabbi
Israel
Flam
and
methods
and
teaching
materials.
groups.
Rabbi Manfred Pick, took the op- We can't afford this without fed-
Rabbi Emanuel Applebaum,
eral aid."
L___nrincipal of Hillel Day School posite view.
Rabbi Flam, head of Yeshivath
Rabbi Pick said the church-
/ Conservative), said he fears
creeping enroachment of the Beth Yehudah's Hebrew Academy, state issue fails to bother him.
ederal government into areas insists that there is no question of "So what if the government as-
reviously handled adequately infringement on the principle of sists with textbooks, the lunch
Vay states, private and corporate church-state separation in the program and transportation? What
does it matter? The concept of
organizations. I would like to President's bill.
consider it a very provin- local control is basic to education.
see the private and independent
cial approach by people afraid
school remain private and inde•
"America has always stood for
of things that don't exist," he cultural pluralism, and it must be
pendent."
The proposal, he feels, differs said. "Jewish day schools are in continued," said Rabbi Pick.
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tunity to perpetuate its culture."
(Close to 80 per cent of Ameri-
meat, such as other ethnic groups ca's Hebrew day schools have al-
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)
ready indicated their support of
in the Soviet Union had.
LONDON — Dr. Nahum Gold-
If this continued, he asserted, the stand taken by Torah Ume-
mann expressed the hope here Soviet Jews "would disappear in sorah, the Orthodox National So-
Tuesday night that West Germany due time." Jews and non-Jews, he ciety for Hebrew Day Schools,
would approve soon a measure to declared, were trying to persuade which has come out in favor of
provide indemnification to an esti- Soviet authorities that it was to President Johnson's education bill.
(Torah Umesorah is now estab-1
mated 150,000 Jewish victims of their interest, as well as a matter
DEPARTING APRIL 16-12 GLORIOUS DAYS
the Nazi holocaust who were un- of justice and fairness, that they lishing special state commissions
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able to file claims before the desist from this policy.
Including: Folklore Ballet Tickets, Bull Fights
October 1953 deadline of West
Dr. Goldmann proposed a toast federal funds to private schools in
L„--flerman indemnification laws. They to Sieff, which was seconded by the event that President Johnson's
and Other Sightseeing Attractions
re unable to file because they Sir Isaac Wolfson, British Jewish bill is passed by Congress.)
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FOR
c were in Iron Curtain countries at philanthropist. He called the guest Dr. Norman Drachler must
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ONLY
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the time.
of honor "a leader with great view the problem from two an-
Dr. Goldmann spoke at a dinner moral authority in Jewish life" gles: as head of a religious school
INCLUDES:
honoring Israel Sieff, British Zion- who had acquired that status "by and as a public school admini-
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Trip Jet Transportation, Deluxe Hotels
strator.
For
the
assistant
super-
ist and communal leader for 50 sheer force of personality and
Such As Acapulco Hilton; Tips; Transfers; Sight-
years of public service. He told great qualities of mind and heart. intendent of Detroit Public
the gathering that "normalization His interests embrace the totality Schools and the principal of
seeing; Meals In Taxco AND Acapulco.
of relations" between West Ger- of Jewish life and thus finds him- Temple Beth El Religious School,
the
angles
happen
to
coincide.
many and Israel was "both inevit- self a natural leader of the World
"I hear with grave concern
able and necessary for both sides." Jewish Congress, holding the for-
He expressed confidence that West mal title of vice president and the provision in that bill provid-
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Germany would resolve the issue chairman of the European execu- ing federal aid to private and
of extension of the statute of tive but contributing much more." parochial schools," said Dr.
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limitations for prosecution of Nazi
"I'm concerned that the extent
war criminals "within the next business leader, presided at the
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few days, and this chapter closed dinner, which was sponsored by of the provision is so large that,
the World Jewish Congress. The coupled with other state services
satisfactorily."
He said he was happy that West large gathering also included now available to parochial schools,
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had proposed full diplomatic rela- retary, Atty. Gen. Sir Elwyn mentation of public education,"
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tions and that Premier Eshkol had Jones, Prof. Ernst Boris Chain, he said.
(At the Jewish Community Coun-
accepted the offer, which was ap- Nobel Prize winner and co-discov-
proved Tuesday by Israel's parlia- erer of penicillin, Haham Solomon cil Delegate Assembly Wednesday,
ment. Dr. Goldmann added that Gaon, Sir Barnett Janner, Nobel Dr. Drachler discussed the issue
"normal relations between Ger- Prize winner Sir Hans Krebs, Is- with Rabbi Herbert Weiner of
mans and Jews is no easy matter raeli Ambassador Arthur Lourie Temple Israel, South Orange, N.J.
Dr. Weiner called for a-re-appraisal
and our generation may not be and many others.
it) o yeplo$
of the position of church-state sep-
able to countenance it."
HERMAN
WOULK'S
aration
in
light
of
national
needs
Touching on Soviet discrimi- Permanent Ban Issued
in the area of education.
5
nation against Russian Jewry,
(Pointing out that the current
Dr. Goldmann said this was "not in Canada Against Use
education bill before Congress is
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desperately needed to close the
or of particular attitudes such as
Off with
OTTAWA (JTA) — An order very obvious gaps between "the
keeping Jews out of the Soviet
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and
less
privileged,"
banning
the
use
of
the
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he said, was that Jews had no mails to the National States Rights Rabbi Weiner noted that in order
facilities for cultural develop- Party of Alabama, because of the to obtain any legislation, it must
group's activities in distributing be recognized that private schools
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anti-Semitic and anti-Negro ma- will have to share in the benefits.
terials, was made permanent Adherence to a no-compromise
after a three-man board of review position can only lead to alterna-
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Dr. Drachler added that he re-
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"public necessity."
The ruling, which was issued spects the President's bill for its
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Jewish people in our population." so dear to us in the past?"
`he never bought
He suggested that with such a
The board suggested that, under
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from Jerry Morse'
British law, the hate material program, it would be easier for
. , . but today's well groomed,
would
be
considered
seditious
li-
parents
to
segregate
their
children
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completely on Terry Morse's
bel. The members of the board by sending them to private or
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