Youth Page
Schedule Announced
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A Sabra Prepares
for Israel's Television
for Beth El Conclave
The Young People's Society of
Temple Beth El will host the fall
conclave of the Michigan State
Federation of Temple Youth this
weekend. Out-of-town young peo-
ple are expected from the Reform
congregations in the state of
Michigan.
The conclave will begin with
Sabbath e v e n i n g services
8:30 p.m. today. John Nannes,
president of MSTY, will welcome
the delegates, and Rabbi Morton
M. Kanter will deliver a special
message.
Sabbath morning services at
11:15 will be conducted by mem-
bers of Beth El YPS, and the
sermon will be preached by Rabbi
Kanter. Two study sessions will be
held on Saturday afternoon on the
life and philosophy of Franz
Rosenzweig. There will also be
workshops on newspaper publica-
tions, religious service, choir and
debating.
The conclave will conclude with
a breakfast and closing session
Sunday morning.
ADL Charges
Station Broadcast
Anti-Semitism
Jerusalem-born Tova Weiss is
likely to be one of the world's
first TV camerawomen. The
youngest news photographer in
Israel (she has just turned 21),
she achieved national attention
through numerous press - photo
"scoops" for "1'Iaariv," the "Jeru-
salem Post" and " Hatsofe." In
preparation for Israel's television
network, scheduled to go into
operation in 1966, she is now
training in TV camera technique
in New York, the only young
woman in a schoolful of men.
NEW YORK (JTA) — Radio
station KTYM, in Inglewood, Calif.,
was charged Tuesday with broad-
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casting "blatant anti-Semitism" in
a complaint filed with the Federal
Communications Commission by
the Pacific Southwest Office of the
Anti-Defamation League of Bnai
Brith.
The commission was asked to
consider whether a renewal of
KTYM's license would be consis-
tent with the public interest.
The complaint was filed by
David Goldman, regional League
_president. It alleges that on Oct.
BY ELLIOT
7, 1964, KTYM carried a taped
SHIFMAN
broadcast entitled "Richard Cot-
This weekend has been desig-
ten's Conservative Viewpoint,"
nated as homecoming weekend at
described by ADL as "a calculat-
Judy Jacob, Southfield Biel)
Groves. Heading up the weekend
ed appeal to anti-Semitic preju-
School senior, was named second
will be the "Regalia Ball," the
dice" in that it sought "falsely
runner-up in the national Miss
homecoming dance, highlighted by
to equate communism and Juda-
Teenage America competition last
the crowning of the homecoming
ism" by quotations from Com-
weekend in Dallas.
king and queen. Prior to the dance
munist publications.
Judy won a $2,000 scholarship to
will be a football game against a
Goldman asserted that follow- Stephens College, where she plans
non-league rival, Clintonriale.
ing the Oct. 7 broadcast, ADL rep- to study music and dance. The
Groves' PTA has started spon- resentatives met with KTYM's
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
soring grade-level meetings, which owner, A. J. Williams, to call his
are highlighted by guest speakers. attention to and protest its con- M. Jacob of Dorset Ave., South-
field, she was accompanied to
At one of them, Dr. A. Canfield, tents. In addition to questioning
Dallas by her mmother.
the community interest or need
In talent competition, Miss Teen-
served by such a program, they age Detroit was cited for her
Birmingham Beat colum-
informed
Williams
that
Cotten
was
nist Elliot Shifman, 16, is
unique jazz discotheque which she
using his facilities to "build up a choreographed herself.
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
mailing list" for anti-Semitic
Aaron Shifman, 5104 Cor-
materials.
ners Dr., Birmingham. At
High School Play Cut
Wylie Groves High School,
Williams' offer of time to ans-
Right
in the Beginning
he is assistant editor of its
wer Cotten's attacks was rejected,
newspaper, "The Scriptor."
"an the ground that the use of a for Jab at Genesis
Formerly, as a student at
radio station's facilities to dis-
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — A pas-
Mumford High School, he
seminate anti-Semitic falsehoods sage in a famous play about the
cannot
be justified or adequately Scopes Trial that refers to the
wrote for its newspaper.
A graduate of the United
countered by affirmative program- Book of Genesis as "a book of
ing."
Hebrew Schools, he is an
fantasy" was cited by ministers
Eagle scout, a member of
In ADL's view, to apply the who forced the cancellation of the
the Order of the Arrow
"fairness doctrine" to anti-Semitic play in a high school here.
(h onorary boy scout so-
bigotry "would be to grant a vali-
The play depicts the dramatic
ciety), and was presented a
dity and dignity" which such pro- trial in Tennessee in which Clar-
Scout of the Year Award of
paganda does not merit. "It would ence Darrow defended a high
Troop 143.
elevate religious bigotry to the school biology teacher accused of
level of being a 'controversial having violated Tennessee law bar-
ring the teaching of Darwin's
vice president at Oakland Corn- subject.' "
theory of evolution. Five Baptist
munit3r College, gave a disserta
ministers protested the presenta-
tion to the juniors' parents about
tion of the play, "Inherit the
"College Requirements for Admis-
Wind," because it "went directly
y– Ion."
against what they were teaching."
Dramaticus will present a
stage adaptation of George Or-
Yeshiva U. Constructing
well's "1984." Although the play
was written in the 1930s, it was
$15,000,000 ScienceUnit
chosen because of its timeliness
TT,FNE GOLDSTEIN, 13-year-old
NEW YORK (JTA) — Ground-
and general interest to the pub-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney breaking ceremonies were held
lic.
L. Goldstein of New Haven, Conn., Sunday for a new 15-story, $15,-
The author depicts with great took top honors in the contest 000,000 science center to be built
power the horrors of man's fate in arranged by the Young People's by Yeshiva University at its main
a society, where everything that is Concert Committee for students in center in Washington Heights.
not prohibited is compulsor y. elementary schools. It carried a
The structure, which will house
Bruce Collner and Carol Cates will cash award of $25. She will ap- Yeshiva University's Belfer Grad-
play the male and female leads, pear in four performances with uate School of Science, will con-
with Merle Carson, Carol Apple- the New Haven Symphony in the tain more than 200,000 square feet
blatt, Alan Prystowski, Barry Bar- December Young People's Concert of space and will contain a com-
nett and Elliot Shifman filling Series. Her mother is the former puter center and facilities de-
minor roles.
Marian Goodman of Detroit.
voted to physics, mathematics, nu-
The Birmingham-B l o o m f i eld
clear research, chemistry, bio-
Teen Center, brainchild of area
physics and astrophysics.
teens, is now one step closer to be-
Speakers at the ceremonies in-
coming a reality. Innovated three
cluded Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel-
years ago, the center contracted
ler, Sens. Jacob Javits and Robert
with the "Raven," a young-folk
Kennedy, Dr. Samuel Belkin, presi-
NEW YORK (JTA) — Andre dent
nightclub, for use of their building
of the University, and Max J.
Meyer, investment broker, has
for activities.
Etra, chairman of the University's
Bigger and better than ever, the given $2,500,000 to New York Uni- board of trustees.
award-winning yearbook, "Talon." versity for a new physics building.
The new structure will be the
goes on sale this week, and all
The new structure, for which no sixth major unit in the univer-
2 students are urged to support the construction date has yet been set, sity's $70,000,000 expansion pro-
sales staff. This year's "Talon," will be named the Andre and Bella
gram scheduled for completion by
although the usual price, will have Meyer Hall of Physics. The invest- 1970.
more pages than in 1965, and will ment banker said he had chosen
be an innovator in yearbook lay- NYU for the gift because he was
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
out design.
a trustee of the university.
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Birmingham
National Honors
in Teenage Contest
Go to Judy Jacob
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They Made
the Grade
NY Banker Gives
$2,500,000 to NYU
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation Posts
Plans for Review, Lecture, Bowfin°,
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation at
Wayne State University will hold
the first in a series of book re-
views for Jewish Book Month 8
p.m. Monday at the home of Hillel
Student Council President Phyllis
Waller, 18695 Wildemere.
Rabbi Max Kapustin will review
"The Source" by James Michener.
Rev. John Kirvan, associate
director of the Newman Founda-
tion at Wayne, will speak on pro-
blems and methods of new Bible
translations 12:30 p.m. Thursday
at Hillel House. This is another
in the series, "How Can the Bible
Speak Today?" Corned-beef sand-
wich lunches will be available at
a nominal charge.
A bowling party is set for 7:30
p.m. Nov. 13 at Star Lanes. Re-
freshments will be free.
Meeting Notice Posted
for Stamp Collector s
To stimulate interest among
junior stamp collectors, the De-
troit Chapter of the Israeli
Philatelists Society is holding a
junior meeting for young people
age 6 to 16 at 7 p.m. Sunday at
the Oak Park Community Center.
Free gifts and prizes will be given
at the junior meeting and senior
session at 8 p.m. Auction of Holy-
land stamps will take place at the
regular meeting. Prospective mem-
bers of the society will be given
a copy of the Israel Philatelist free
of charge. All junior collectors
are invited.
Any Candy for the Kids?
Left-over Halloween candy for
needy children at the Oakland
County Children's Center may be
contributed there or at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Landau,
24231 Gardner, Oak Park.
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