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ALBANY—The New York State Umesorah (the National Society for States and other Jewish religious
Assembly approved overwhelming- Hebrew Day Schools), the Union organizations.
ly Tuesday a bill to allow school
boards in the state to provide text-
books to students of private and
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organizations over such state aid.
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Detroit's Largest
semblyman William Ferrall, Brook-
lyn Democrat, was passed 117 to
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which joined in arguments that
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Supporters, who included a num-
ber of Orthodox Jewish groups
which sponsor a network of Jewish
Day schools attended by 41,000
pupils in the state, contended that
Sunday in the capital, paying the textbooks would be loaned to
"homage to the dead" of the students, not to schools. The Ortho-
holocaust and, simultaneously, dox groups included the Union of
Orthodox Jewish Congregations,
issuing "a warning to the liv-
ing."
Gathering in Montreal, survivors Senate Lauds Bourguiba
from all over Canada came in a
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motorcade, staging their rally on
Parliament Hill, where they were Frank Church, Idaho Democrat,
addressed, among others, by Prime a member of the Senate Foreign
Minister Lester B. Pearson. Later, Relations Committee, took t h e
floor to commend Presi-
a plaque was presented to the Senate
dent Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia
Premier, in memory of this oc- for
advocating Arab-Israel peace.
casion.
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FLINT—American Nazi Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell
had lots to say, but nobody came to hear it last week at Flint Junior
College.
A student had invited Rockwell to speak, but no one was willing
to provide the soap box. The administration refused to provide a
room. The Methodist Wesley Foundation refused to provide even a
lawn, much less a meeting place, and locked its doors to emphasize
the point.
Reporters, police, detectives and government men flocked to
meet Rockwell at the airport, but the students were conspicuous by
their absence.
Since Rockwell came to talk, he put in a few words about the
Jews to a reporter who listened. He said he had met recently with
some members of the John Birch Society in Michigan, and they
assured him there was dissatisfaction in the society because "it won't
tell the truth about Jewry."
On a self-guided tour through several campus buildings, he drew
more interest. Many of the students sang "We Shall Overcome" or
jeered at him.
Rockwell was even suggested for political office by a few students.
They shouted, "Rockwell for dog catcher."

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Survivors in U.S. and Canada Stage
Rallies Honoring Memory of Victims

NEW YORK (JTA)—Both U.S.
Senators from New York, Republi-
can Jacob K. Javits and Demo-
crat Robert F. Kennedy, joined 1,-
000 survivors of Nazi concentra-
tion camps and ghettoes Sunday in
commemorative rites here, honor-
ing the memory of the holocaust
victims.
Sen. Javits told the meeting,
held at the Hunter College audi-
torium, that "the world owes a
duty to Nazi victims—that of never
forgetting." Sen. Kennedy de-
clared that "part of our determi-
nation never to let the senseless
cruelty of the Hitler years happen
again must be channeled toward
maintaining the security of Israel."
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Jewish Nazi Vic-
tims of America.
A day earlier, in Washington,
an estimated 500 former inmates
of Nazi concentration camps
participated in a "Thank You,
U.S.A." demonstration in appre-
ciation for their liberation by the
U.S. Army. They were greeted
at the White House by uniformed
storm troopers of the American
Nazi Party, displaying signs
reading "Gas Jew Communist
Traitors."
Sen. Kennedy received the group
in his Senate office and told them
they were an inspiration to free
men everywhere. He declared
that there is no statute of limita-
tion on murder, and said that
those responsible for "crimes
against humanity, against the
Jews, should be held responsible
no matter how long a time it
takes."
Referring to the Nazi pickets
who sought to insult and disparage
the former inmates of Nazi camps,
Sen. Kennedy said they were "a
small lunatic fringe" and should
be ignored. The Jewish group,
representing the Workmen's Circle
and the Jewish Labor Committee,
placed flowers on the grave of
President John F. Kennedy, and
also paid tribute at a marker me-
morializing President Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
Led by Jacob T. Zuckerman,
president of the Workmen's Circle,
the group went to the White House,
where, through an aide, a letter
was left for President Johnson.
The letter expressed the "heart-
felt gratitude" of the concentra-
tion camp survivors for America's
liberation of the camps, "giving us
the opportunity to rebuild our lives
in a land of freedom."
In Atlanta, some 650 members
of the Jewish community gathered
in the Greenwood Cemetery's Jew-
ish section to dedicate a tombstone
monument to the memory of the
6,000,000 murdered during World
War II by the Nazis.
Survivors of the death camps
carried to the cemetery for rein-
terment a small casket of ashes
of victims murdered and cremated
by the Nazis in the Dachau camp.
In Ottawa, more than 3,000
former inmates of Nazi concen-
tration camps and g h e t t o es -
staged a colorful demonstration

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Public Health Service and jointly
sponsored by the St. Louis Jewish
Community • Centers Association,
one of the Centers affiliated with
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ton University Social Science In-
stitute, will start here June 1. It
will be financed by a $395,000
grant from the National Mental
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