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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 23, 1966-25

People Inake News

New X-ray Equipment
A new X-ray machine for diffrac-
tion and spectroscopic analysis has
At a recent election of the I ALAN JACKSON, son of the been installed in the department
Now Booking - - -
Sportsmen's Dog Training Club of Harry Jacksons of Huntington of physics at the Technion, Israel
Detroit, Inc., CAROL SILVERMAN, Woods and president of Interna- Institute of Technology. One of the
19022 Wildemere, was -elected • tional Research Consultants• in most up-to-date machines of its
f there-
and BARRY SIMON, Geneva. plans to add another staff kin d, it i is i more powerul.
and His Orchestra
capable .of
.o greater X-ray in-
Harding, Oak Park, treas- , and more offices soon, it was an- fore capa
Good Music
tensity
(2400
watts)
than
its
pre-
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urer. The Sportsmen's Dog Train- flounced in the Weekly Tribune of
for All Occasions
ing Club was the first nonprofit. ' Geneva. Jackson, 35, has been in deeessors, and its two X-ray tubes
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owner-dog training school for all Switzerland since 1958 and in busi- can be used simultaneously. It is to
breeds to he organized in Michigan ness with his own firm since 1960. used to advance knowledge in
Classified Ads Get Quick Results
in 1943. Sportsmen's conducts a Today he has a staff of 14 with metal physics.
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c o n t i n u o u s training program ' four European offices and two in ■ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••••41r
throughout the year. instructing ' the United States.
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THE NEW
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handlers in exercises set forth by ;
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the American Kennel Club.
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' More than 500,000 pound s •
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(S1,400,000) was raised •in London • •
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Green 8 Center Only!
HORACE W. GOLDSMITH, New Dec. '17 at the first Joint Pales- :
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Greenfield/8 Mile Rd.
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would
donate
5250.000
for
the
Mi-
campaign
which
was
held
in
honor
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kS'Ilbu
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1 crobiology Center established two of Mr. and Mrs. J. E D W A R D 2
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MRS. ALAN MALISOW
I months ago on the campus of the SIEFF. Sieff reported that 2.600.- ; -
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000 p o u n d s (S7.280.000) was •
Incredible!
A Chicago honeymoon followed . Technion-Israel Institute of Tech- raised
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by the .TPA in 1966.
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the wedding Dec. 17 of Ellen Susan , nology at Haifa. Addressing nearly
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Brown and Alan M. Malisow at . 41::)° guests at the annual dinner of
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SmIda
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Argentine
Jewish
central
organ-
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te American
Technion
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Society at
Temple Israel. The children of Mr.h
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arranged
a
public
meet-
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and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Mary- the Hotel Americana, he empha- ing here Tuesday in honor of for- •
December
25th!
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that
"microbiological
re-
land Ave., Southfield, and Mr. and
mer Israeli Premier DAVID BEN-1
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Mrs. Saul Malisow of Minneapolis, : search programs now underway
Sun day 1 9
to 5 pan.
80th birthday. Speakers .5
the couple was united in marriage and those still in the planning GURION'S
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included Tobias Kamenszain. presi- :
" the at
Technion
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by Rabbi M. Robert Syrne and t ' sages
te ecnon may
well dent of the Buenos Aires Jewish ••
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Cantor Harold Orbach. Bella Gold- find some of the answers to the community, and Sion Cohen Imach..:
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world's desperate problem of in-
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vice
president
of
the
DAIA,
the
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adequate food supplies.'
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bride wore a . hand-corded ' ;adequate
central
representative
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of
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Alencon lace, floor-length sheath
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Governor-elect Buford Ellington Argentine Jewry.
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with long sleeves and a sleeveless
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coat of peau de soie and chapel has appointed MRS. LEO H. BUR-
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train. A peau de soie Dior bow held . SON of Nashville, to the post of LBJ Envoy in Israel Says •
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her fingertip veil of silk illusion, ' commissioner of the department U.S. Would Help Water
and she carried Stephanotis, orchids of employment security. She is he- Resources Development
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and trailing ivy on her prayer book. lieved to he the first Jew to he
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to Tennessee's state cahi-
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Attending the bride were Mrs. named
JERUSALEM—Ell-worth Bunk- :2
net.
Mrs.
Burson
and
her
husband
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Joshua Saslove, matron of honor: are both long-time, ardent Zionists. et% President Johnson's special :;
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and bridesmaids Cathy Collins,' Mrs. Burson is very active in Had envoy on water problems, told the ':
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Sandra Jacobs, Elaine Harris, Mrs. assah. She was a member of the press Wednesday that the United •
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George Brody and Mrs. Michael Iladassah delegation that visited States would support Israel in the :
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were
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Wittenberg of Flint.
dc?velopment
of
water
resources
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the Soviet Union recently.
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Stephen Malisow of Milwaukee
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here.
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was best man for his brother.
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B•inizer came to Israel to discuss *
E.,,,,,ig
The
Jewish
Museum
in
New
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Ushers were Lawrence Brown,
with
Israeli
officials:
the
much-
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has
named
AVRAM
KAMPF
brother of the bride. Irving Braver- ning to guide the development of delayed joint United States-Israel •
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man of Hopkins, Minn., David Levy as adviser on research and plan project to build a S200.000.000 ex- •.
1 /2 price
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and William Torodor, both of St.
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twrimental nuclear plant to desalt •
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new
programs
in
the
areas
of
- Louis Park, Minn., and James
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exhibitions, research, publications brackish water.
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Fogel of Minneapolis.
Bunker visited the national •
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The couple plans to live on Lin-
water carrier. He told newsmen •
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coin Terrace Dr., Oak Park.
that
Israel
was
managing
its
water
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FREDERICK L. ',LIDDY, a
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member of the admissions staff problems efficiently and that other it,
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countries
could
benefit
from
Is-
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Brandeis to Conduct
at Brandeis University since 1964.
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has been appointed the university's rael's experience in the field.
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Bunker.
who
met
'Sunday
with
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Study of Violence
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, director of admissions. He sue-
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Prime
Minister
Levi
Eshkol,
was
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WALTHAM—A study to obtain ceeds Philip J. Driscoll, who this
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liccompanied
by
three
experts
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a . perspective of racial conflict fall became Brandeis' dean of
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from
the
United
States.
He
met
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throughout the nation is being con- students.
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also with Foreign Minister' Abba ' ji
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ducted in six northern cities by
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Egan. Minister of Agriculture •
Brandeis University's Lemberg
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BENSON B. LEET. 40, of Oak Ilaim Givati and Minister of Fi- •
Center for the Study of Violence. Park, an illustrator in the facili nance Pinhas Sapir. After those I:,
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The first study undertaken by ties and services directorate, U.S. conferences, he toured the Negev •
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the newly-organized Center, the Army . Tank-Automotive Center, : and Lachish areas.
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project is based on a public opin- Warren • received a sustained high .
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Israel is asking that the United •
ion survey of reactions in Negro quality performance commends- .
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States finance the joint project :
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and white communities to the ra- tion. resulting in a quality pay in-
under "very favorable" terms, •
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cial conflicts that occurred during crease. A civil service employe
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through
grants
or
credits
so
that
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the summer of 1966.
si ce 1956, Leet was cited for his
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the extraction of sweet water n
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The survey is being conducted versatility in performing a variety
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from saline content would result :
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by Elmo Roper and Associates• of graphic art duties. Col. Harold
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in a product cheap enough for •
under the auspices of the Center, B. Gibson Jr., ATAC chief of staff.
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use in this country. After his •
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and through a one-year S170.000 made the presentation.
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talks here, Bunker will report •
grant from the Ford Foundation.
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back
to-Washington.
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Cities which experienced con - Judge HERMAN L. BREITKOPF
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flicts during the 1966 summer are has been named the new presiding a Israel will need water from such •
Chigin of
plant in about six or seven years, •
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being compared with other cities judge of the Middlesex County giving that much time for the pos- :
jaguar Tr-bathed Suit
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sharing the same demographic and District Court in Ohio. He is a ,. sibility of development of other •
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show,:
racial characteristics and which : ormer magistrate.
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1 resources. One such possibility was .:
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might have experienced racial via -
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considered
to
be
large-scale
ex-
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lence, but did not It is hoped that
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, periments in desalting now under i :
Now $95
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the study will reveal a comparison 15 Scholars to Prepare
. way in California which holds :.
of the causes that lead to out-
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breaks of violence in different Work, 'The Holocaust'
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WALTHAM, Mass.—A group of-!-- Some experts here were reported ! •
communities.
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elieVing that the whole idea ,:
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The three cities under study 15 leading scholars, working under ' as -believing
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where racial violence occurred are ' the auspices of the Institute of may be solved in much less ex- I •
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Cleveland, Dayton and an Fran- East European Affairs at Brandeis pensive ways. and this was report- :
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The
comparison
cities
are
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University
and
the
Institute
of
ed
to
he
a
factor
in
Israel's
hesita-
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Cisco.
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Contemporary History of London. ' tion in proceeding with the joint ';
Pittsburgh, Akron and Boston.
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The director of the Lemberg will p r e p a r e a comprehensive United States-Israel project.
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Center, Dr. John P. Spiegel, study of the extermination of the ,
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said that "a major question of the Jews in Europe during World War . Moroccan Minister Airs
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research is whether attitudes II.
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Problems
With
Jews
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among Negroes and whites in corn- The collective work by the spe- .
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CASABLANCA (JTA)—A dole- •
munities that have experienced cialists, who will he named at a
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racial violence are more extreme later date, will be entitled "The gation of the Council of Jewish •
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or rigid than in communities where Holocaust." It will be published Communities of Morocco met here •
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in spring 1968 by Doubleday Co. with Justice Minister Abdulhadi 4:
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it has not occurred."
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in the United States and Weiden- Boutaleb and discussed with him
feld and Nicholson, Ltd., in Eng- the situation of the Jewish coin- ; Green 8 Sliopping Center.
Greenfiled/West 8 Mile :
Ambition
munity in general and the position e
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land.
Ambition's like a circle
Christmas Sunday Sale!
The director of the institute and of its rabbis in particular. The •
on the water,
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co-editor of the project, Prof. Erich minister promised to support plans •
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Which .never ceases to
December 25th!
Goldhagen, said the study "will be of the council to submit the name •
enlarge itself,
broader in scope, more detailed of Rabbi Mikael Encaoua for ap- :
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'Till by broad spreading it
Sunday 12 Noon to 5 p.m.
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and authoritative than any other proval by the ministry as grand •
disperse to nought.
rabbi of Morocco.
—Shakespeare single book on this theme."

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