Cleveland's Rabbi Herman to Be at Seminary Fete

Holocaust Memorial Day
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Lemorate the World War II Nazi
Dlocaust. On Mount Zion here,
ti )ecial services were held in the
ave of the Holocaust, where ashes
' om the crematoria of several
-azi death camps are preserved as
a monument to the 6,000,000 Jews

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"Lengthen The Cords—Strength-
In Tel Aviv, several hundred
young Israelis gathered outside the en the Stakes" will be the sub-
German Embassy on the eve of j let of an address to be delivered
Holocaust Memorial Day, planning b y Rabbi Jack J. Herman of Corn-
to light six candles in memory of
unityTemple, Cleveland, at a
the 6,000,000. Fearing an incident, p rivate reception in the home of
police asked the group to move
on. -.1‘ Ir. and Mrs. William I. Liberson
,
The service was held in nearby 1 9160 Parkside, 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
Independence Park.
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Announcement of Rabbi Her-
-1 man's visit was
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„ made by leaders
of Beth Aar on
Synagogue w h o
a r e sponsoring
' the event in be-
half of the Jew-
ish Theological
Seminary's 80th
ry
. -) anniversary. Re-
ception co-chair-
men with Liber-
son are Joseph
M MP
Braver and Jack
j Shenkman, a 11
past presidents
of Beth Aaron.
Liberson
Rabbi Herman r e c e i v e d his
t achelors degree from Yeshiva
1 niversity and masters degree
f rom the Jewish
T heological Sem-
i., ary, where he
N as ordained in
I 945. He was
R abbi of Anshe
1 met h Temple
i n Youngstown
his as-
before
s umption of the
C leveland pulpit
in 1947. Active Rabbi Herman
i n many civic
z. nd communal efforts, he has
erved as chairman of the Cleve-
and Zionist Commission, the
1 leveland Division of American
Tewish Congress, the Cleveland
Monist Council and the Cleveland
rabbinical Fellowship. He is Jew-
3. sh Welfare Board lecturer at
e s t ern Reserve University's
, School of Applied Social Science
' and serves on the rabbinic cabinet
1 f the Jewish Theological Semi-
I ary. Through the American Jew-
I History Center, he is compiling

Y Bond Festival Draws
housands Despite Strike

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

NEW YORK—Despite a strike of
tranit facilities that
most regulars
kept millions from traveling, more
than 10,000 persons were on hand
Monday night for the third and
final performance of the Hanukah
Festival for Israel sponsored by
the Israel Bond Organization.
Guest speaker at the event was
New York's new mayor, John V.
Lindsay, who took time off from
his continuing efforts to cope with
the city's transit difficulties to ad-
dress the gathering. He lauded
Israel's adherence to democratic
ideals and principles, asserting
that Israel was "faithful and dear
to us."
William Goldfine, campaign
chairman of the Greater New York
Committee for State of Israel
Bonds, reported that a record sum,
$17,895,250, was raised through
Sales of Israel Bonds in New York
City in 1965.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18 Friday, January 7, 1966

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