Miss Marsha Levenson Dr. Frain Returns Selitsky-Samson Rites
to Wed S. M. Hurwitz as President of
Scheduled for July 11
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MISS MARSHA LEVENSON
A May 30 wedding is being
planned by Marsha Jane Leven-
son and Stephan Marc Hurwitz.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mrs. Lois Levenson of Schaefer
Rd. and the late Mr. Edward S.
Levenson. Mr. Hurwitz is the son
of Mrs. David Korman of W.
Outer Dr. and the late Mr. Wil-
liam Hurwitz.
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The Michigan Council of the
American Jewish Congress inaug-
urated Dr. Leon Fram as president
and leader of the Jewish Congress
movement in Michigan Monday
night.
For the past 10 years Dr. Fram
had been honorary president of
t h e Michigan
Council. The Con-
gress in Michi-
gan and its lead-
e r s throughout
the country
drafted Rabbi
Fram back to the
active presidency
in view of cur-
r e n t problems Dr. Fram
facing the Jewish community and
America as a whole.
One of the first projects Rabbi
Fram will undertake will be a
study of the impact of President
Johnson's war on poverty and his
aid to education bills on the prin-
ciple of the separation of church
and state.
To bring the issue to public
attention, Dr. Fram will reacti-
vate the local commission on
law and social action and invite
a group of lawyers to analyze
national and local legislation
from the viewpoint of the tradi-
tional church-state separation
principle.
Elected and inaugurated with
Rabbi Fram were Irving Rubin
and Harold Norris, vice presidents.
Journalist Milton Mayer
to Speak in Farmington
Journalist-author Milton Mayer
will speak 8 p.m. April 9, under
the auspices of the Farmington
Community Forum, on "America:
Russia's Ally?" at the Unitarian-
Universalist Church, Farmington.
Mayer, who has traveled exten-
sively behind the Iron Curtain,
wrote "They Thought They were
Free," and 'What Can a Man
Do?" Currently scholar in resid-
ence at Amherst College, he is
winner of the George Polk Memo-
rial Award and the Benjamin
Franklin Citation for Journalism.
For tickets, call the church, GR
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MISS JUDITH SELITSKY
Mrs. Ruben Selitsky of Green-
lawn Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her daughter Judith Ilene
to Michael Kovel Samson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Samson of Mur-
ray Hill Ave.
Miss Selitsky is a senior at
Wayne State University's college
of education. Her fiance received
his bachelor degree from Wayne
State University and is now at-
tending its school of medicine,
where he is affiliated with Phi
Delta Epsilon Fraternity.
The couple plans a July 11 wed-
ding.
Dr. Gershon Winer
Due at Cultural
Weekend Here
Dr. Gershon Winer, dean and
associate professor of education,
Jewish Teachers Seminary, New
York, will be the
guest speaker at
the Sholem Alei-
chem Institute's
Cultural Weekend
April 9-10.
Dr. Winer, con-
sidered responsi-
ble for re-vitaliz-
ing the seminary
in New York, has
lectured nation-
wide on Jewish
subjects.
On Friday eve-
ning at 8:45 Dr.
Winer will speak
in Yiddish on
"Spiritual Values
in Yiddish Liter-
Dr. Winer ature" at the In-
stitute. Saturday evening at 8:45
Dr. Winer will speak in English on
"Peretz and Modern Jewish
Thought," commemorating the
50th yahrEeit of I. L. Peretz. The
lectures are open to the public.
His essays and articles in Eng-
lish, Hebrew and Yiddish have ap-
peared in many Jewish periodi-
cals. He is a former member of
the administrative c o m m i t t e e,
Zionist Organization of America,
and is presently chairman of the
National Yiddish Dictionary and
secretary of the Hadoar Hebrew
Weekly.
Cash Crisis Forces
Hebrew U. to Turn
Students Away
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — The serious fi-
nancial position of the Hebrew
University has compelled the insti-
tution to turn away students seek-
ing to enroll, Eliahu Elath, presi-
dent of the university, told a press
conference here Tuesday, on the
eve of the meeting of the board of
directors which opened Wednes-
day.
While this year's enrollment is
15 per cent higher than last year's,
Elath noted that next year's budg-
et based on the student increase
is only 12.5 per cent higher. He
stressed the danger to the state if
higher education is allowed to lag
and is unable to fulfill its tasks.
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