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The Detroit Jewish Community is proud to
welcome The Honorable Teddy Kollek, Mayor
of Jerusalem.
Teddy Kollek, who last year won a great
personal victory and four historic years as the
new Mayor of Jerusalem, served as the Director
General of the Prime Minister's office from 1952-
1964, a period that spanned many grave crises
and great decisions during the administrations
of David Ben-Gurion, the late Moshe Sharett
and the present Prime Minister, Levi Eshkol. In
1964 he was named Chairman of the Board of
the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
A frequent and well-known visitor to the
United States, Mr. Kollek, has, in a long and
distinguished career, served Israel as an Army
NORMAN ALLAN
LOUIS BERRY
ABRAHAM BORMAN
TOM BORMAN
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officer, diplomat, head of the Israel Supply
Mission, Chairman of the Israel Tourist Cor-
poration and Chairman of the Joint Israel-
American Sea Water Desalination Project.
In 1940 he joined the Political Departmero-
of the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem as liaiso
officer, with British forces in the Middle East.
In 1942-43 he served in Turkey, where he orga-
nized the Jewish Agency's office for contact with
the Jewish Underground in Europe.
Mr. Kollek went to London for the Jewish
Agency in 1946, and in November, 1947 was as-
signed to the Jewish Agency office in New York.
During Israel's War of Independence he orga-
nized a supply mission in the United States to
secure shipment of essential requirements to Is-
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