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LT. COL. JACOB MONBAZ,
Israeli expert on armistice affairs
and, for the last three years, a
member of the Israeli delegation
here, is leaving his post this week,
having been promoted by the
Israeli foreign ministry to the mis-
sion in Johannesburg, where he
will represent his country as con-
sul general in South Africa.
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Norman 0. Stockmeyer, prom-
inent realtor, civic and political
leader, was elected president of
the Wayne County School Board,
succeeding Carl W. Morris of
Romulus. Other
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officers elected
were: Mrs. Betty
DR. MAX NUSSBAUM, chair-
S. Becker, mem-
man of the American section of
ber of the De-
the World Jewish Congress, will
troit School
visit Germany on the invitation of
Board, secretary;
the Federal Republic of Germany.
Ralph E. Johnson
of Gibraltar, vice
president, a n d
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Mrs. Helen S.
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Board, treasurer.
Stockmeyer
also is a member
of the board of
governors of
Wayne State
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schools, Wayne State University
BER.K LEY. THgATRO
and Harvard Business School, he
has served as a trustee of the.
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New York has granted Brandeis
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$43,725 to conduct an
eight-week preparatory program for
some 25 highly able but disad-
vantaged students who will enter
Brandeis and other universities
this fall.
The program runs through Aug.
JEAN ENNIS has been appoint-
ed director of pubilcity and pub-
lic relations for Random House,
Alfred A. Knopf and Pantheon
publishers. She was formerly in
charge of publicity for Random
House only. She will continue to
handle personally the publicity on
certain books, in addition to her
supervisory duties. EUGENE GER-
VASI has been appointed publicity
manager.
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ABE FORTAS, President John-
son's confidant, has been elected
a Federated Department Stores
vice president.
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Judge BENJAMIN C. BURDICK
of the Wayne Circuit Court will
be principal speaker at the annual
Detroit Post Office Retiree Recog-
nition Reception, sponsored jointly
by the Detroit Postal Organizations
Council and Detroit Postal Em-
ployes Vending Committee and the
staff of the Detroit Post Office,
2 p.m. Sunday at the General Post
Office administration building.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Chicerel of
Pembroke Rd. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Hinda
Renee to Benjamin David Aske-
nazy, son of Mrs. Wolf Snyder of
Strathcona Dr. and the late Mr.
Gershon Askenazy.
The bride-elect is a - graduateof
Carnegie Institute, and her fiance
was graduated from Cornell Uni-
versity.
An Aug. 18 wedding is planned.
ARTHUR MILLER, the Ameri-
can-Jewish playwright, was elected
president of P.E.N., the interna-
tional writers association, at the,
organization's congress in Bled,
Yugoslavia. Miller was named to
the post unanimously after the
French delegation withdrew its
candidate in the first contested
election in the organization's his-
tory. He will serve for a three-
year term.
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More than $1,000,000 for the eco-
nomic development of Israel was
raised here at a dinner honoring
ANTHONY SCOTTO, president of
Local 650 of the International
Longshoreman's Association, AFL-
CIO. More than 650 representa-
tives of 40 trade unions, as well
as management representatives of
the maritime industry, attended
the dinner. Sen. Wayne Morse of
Oregon was the principal speaker.
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The Michigan Chapter of the
American Society for Group Psy-
chotherapy and Psychodrama
elected as president for the
coming term HENRY FEINBERG,
clinical psychologist. MRS.
ROBERT S. DREWS, group direc-
tor and psychotherapist, was elect-
ed secretary-treasurer. Margaret
Parrish is vice president, and
directors include Dr. Robert S.
Drews, Inez Silk, Martha Stein-
metz and Cecelia G. Wells. All
officers are fellows of the Ameri-
can Society of Group Psycho-
therapy and Psychodrama.
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BERNARD L. GOTTLIEB, ex-
ecutive director of the Hartford
Jewish Federation, arrived in Mel-
bourne to conduct a survey of
Jewish fund-raising and communal
organizations in Melbourne and
Sydney, His services also will be
made available to the Victorian
Jewish Board of Deputies.
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At a meeting in Chicago of the
board of governors of District
Grand Lodge No. 6, Bnai Brith,
Ben Z. Nudelman, its president,
announced the retirement of BEN
Z. GLASS Thursday, upon com-
pletion of 25 years of service as
executive secretary of the organi-
zation.
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