18—Friday, July 15, 1966
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Konstant Takes Case Is Dropped
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Bride,LynneRae Mason Against ADL Aide
People Make News
Dr. Edgar L. Harden, president
of Northern Michigan University,
Marquette, is the
•1967 generalk-';''
chairman of
Michigan Week.
His election by
the board of
governors of the
Greater Michi-
gan Foundation.
was announced
by the founda-
tion's president
Dale I. Sellers.
He was nomin-
ated by the past
general chairmen Dr. Harden
to head the statewide committee
organization that will number at
least 10,000 people by sometime
in the fall: Dates of the 14th an-
nual Michigan Week are May 21-
27.
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DR. SIDNEY B. HOENIG, pro-
fessor of Jewish history at Yeshiva
University in New York and a
scholar widely known for his work
in authenticating the famous Dead
Sea Scrolls, has been appointed by
the Zim Lines to serve as cultural
director and spiritual leader for
passengers aboard the S. S. Sha-
lom during her 48-day cruise to
the Mediterranean and Israel sail-
ing from New York next Aug. 30.
A native of New York, Dr. Hoe-
nig received his BS degree from
City College in 1927 and was or-
dained by Yeshiva University's
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological
Seminary in 1931. He obtained his
PhD degree from Dropsie College
in 1934. He has served as Chaplain
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and at
the Brooklyn House of Detention.
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At the annual meeting of the
Michigan Society for Mental
Health, BARRY M. GRANT, trea-
surer of the Southfield Board of
Education, was elected to the I
board of directors of the Michi-
gan Society for Mental Health,
Oakland chapter. Grant is a Pro-
bate Judge candidate and former
assistant prosecuting attorney of
Oakland County.
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RABBI ABRAHAM B. HECHT
was re-elected president of the
Rabbinical Alliance of America at
the annual convention here of the
Orthodox rabbinical, group.
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HAYLM HAZAZ, a prominent
Israeli writer, has been named the
recipient of this - year's annual
Irving and Bertha Newman Prize
of the Institute of Hebrew Studies
of New York University. The
$1,000 prize will he presented to
Hazaz next .month in Jerusalem for
his book "B'kolar Echad" (In One
Collar Chain), which depicts the
patriotism and self-sacrifice of the
illegal underground during the
period before the establishment of
the state of Israel.
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GUIDO JARACH was elected
Tuesday president of the Milan
Jewish community, succeeding
Astorre Mayer, a leading Italian
Jew, who resigned the post be-
cause of his preoccupation with
international Jewish affairs. The
new president, who is 61, is a
noted engineer, industrialist and
Milan bank president.
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The Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tions has named Hillel directors
at three campuses. RABBI MAX
KERT, spiritual leader of Temple
Beth Ami in Santa Rosa, Calif., will
be director at the University of
Georgia. RABBI JOSEPH
SCHACHTER, rabbi and chaplain
at the Bnai Brith Center at
Rocchester, Minn., will be director
at the University of Illinois Chi-
cago Circle Campus. Rabbi FRANK
A. FISCHER, Hillel director at the
University of Georgia, will be as-
sociate director at Brooklyn Col-
lege. Rabbi Fischer is a former
Army chaplain.
YITZHAK BEN - AHARON, a
leader of the Histadrut General
Labor Federation of Israel and a
member of the Knesset (Parlia-
ment) arrived in New York Sunday
to lecture and hold discussion with
labor and management leaders,
clergy, faculty and students in
seminars at the Universities of
California and Minnesota. Ben-
Aharon's lectures are being jointly
sponsored by the universities and
the American Histadrut Cultural
Exchange Institute.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United
Nations ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG
conferred with Pope Paul IV last
week and reportedly explained the
bombing of the Haiphong and
MRS. EUGENE KONSTANT
An assault charge against the
assistant director of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai Brith,
Michigan Region, was dismissed
by the prosecutor before a sched-
uled trial Monday.
The case against Melvin J. Eh-
renfreund stemmed from an anti-
Vietnam war peace march down-
town, when Ehrenfreund, an ob-
server, got into a tussle with three
members of Breakthrough, the
"action" group allied with the
John Birch Society. Ehrenfreund
was charged with slugging one of
the three, who were heckling the
marchers.
In a formal statement, the
prosecutor's office said "Appar-
ently the warrant should not
have been issued in the first
place." Dismissal of the charge
was moved for insufficient evi-
dence.
Earlier charges of disturbing
the peace had been dropped against
the three Breakthrough members.
Eight members of the right-wing
group and several others conferred
Monday with William Hathaway,
chief of the prosecutor's criminal
division, who declined to recom-
mend a new warrant. The Break-
through members charged that the
case had been "dropped in sec-
recy."
Philadelphia Allocates
$594,805 for Education
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — The
Federation of Jewish Agencies of
Philadelphia announced another
record budget of $594,805 in sup-
port of Jewish education for the
1966-67 year, exceeding the budget
for the current year by $50,000.
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Lynne Rae Mason and Eugene
Hanoi oil depots which Vatican Robert Konstant were united in
publications have deplored. The marriage, July 3 at the Statler Hil-
audience, scheduled for 15 min- ton Hotel. Rabbi Leon Fram offici-
utes, was stretched to 45 minutes. ated.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
Long Island University's ROY and Mrs. Leonard A. Mason of
RUBIN has been named head Ruff Dr., Monroe, and Mrs. Con-
coach of a 10-man basketball team nie Konstant of New Orleans and
by
that will represent the United the late Mr. Eugene H. Konstan-
States in the Pan-American Mac- tynowicz.
cabiah Games in Sao Paulo, Brazil,
The bride wore an Empire-line
Aug. 23-28. Heading the team is gown of peau de soie and Alen-
and Orchestras
DAVE NEWMARK of Columbia son lace with a matching train
University.
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A thin louse bites hardest.—Rus-
bow-length sleeves. She carried
sian
proverb.
MILTON R. STERN, former orchids on her confirmation
assistant dean at New York Uni- Bible.
versity, has been named director
Mrs. Michael Olinick of Madison
of the University Center for Adult
Education, cosponsored by Wayne served as matron of honor. Amy
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Robert P. Fisher was best man.
Eentertainment for the discriminating
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M. David Vaughn of Ann Arbor,
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