Allied Jewish Campaign Divisions
Commence Active '67 Solicitations
With the major pre-campaign function of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign now successfully concluded, numerous campaign divisions are
setting into motion their machinery for the drive which is expected
to set one of the highest re _ cords in Detroit Jewry's fund-raising
activities.
U.S. Securities and Exchange
He received his law degree from
Commission Chairman Manuel F. the Brooklyn Law School of St.
Cohen will speak to the attorney's Lawrence University, and in 1962
section of the Campaign 8:15 p.m. was given an honorary LL.D. by
Thursday, at the home of Avern his alma mater. He is a member
Cohn, Norman D.
of the American Bar Association,
Katz, section
Federal Bar Association, American
chairman, an-
Society of International Law and
nounced.
AmeriCan Law Institute. Since 1958
Cohen was ap-
pointed a mem-
Israel's 'Helping Hand'
ber of the Com-
mission in 1961
Extended to 70 Countries
and became
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
chairman in 1964.
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — Israel has ex-
He has been
tended technical aid to 70 coun-
employed by the
tries in Africa, Asia, Latin Amer-
Commission since Cohen -
1942 and became chief counsel to ica and the Mediterranean area,
the division of corporation finance Foreign Minister Abba Eban dis-
closed in a report to parliament.
in 1952.
He said 1,500 trainees from de-
veloping countries were receiving
training in Israel in 1966, and 640
Israeli experts were on missions
abroad.
Courses conducted by Israeli
experts took place in six Latin
American countries, five African
TEL AVIV (JTA)—A march on Nations and in Ceylon. He reported
parliament of jobless workers next 600 persons studied finance and
Tuesday and mass jobless demon- administration of local govern-
strations in Jerusalem were de- ment and construction in those
cided on at a meeting of 500 rep- courses.
resentatives of workers commit-
tees in Israeli industries Jan. 11.
The protest demonstrations were
approved as a means of informing
public opinion of the hardships
which Israel's thousands of jobless
workers were suffering. Another
rally, organized by leftist groups,
demanded immediate unemploy-
ment insurance and a large-scale
public works program to provide
jobs.
Meanwhile, the Civil Servants
Israel's Jobless
Plan March on
Knesset Tuesday
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 20, 1967-5
for fourth-and fifth-year resident
LOS ANGELES (JTA)—Cedars- physicians will be directed by Dr.
Sinai Medical Center here has re- H. J. C., Swan, chief of cardiology
ceived a $195,000 grant from the for the medical center.
U.S. Public Health Service to es-
tablish a five-year training pro-
he has been a professorial lecturer gram in cardiology, it was an-
in law at George Washington Uni- nounced by Dr. David Littauer,
versity Law School.
executive director. The program
Chairman Cohen has been most
recently in the headlines for
his Commission's 346-page report
on mutual funds charging that
costs for operating the funds are
too high and making recommenda-
tions for government controls for
the industry.
State Repersentative J a c k
Faxon and State Senator Sander
Levin will speak to members of
the Junior Division of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation, 8:15
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Alfred L. Deutsch, chairman
of the 1967 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, will speak to workers in
the Organizations Section of the
Metropolitan Division at a conti-
nental brunch at 10:30 a.m. Sun-
day at the Jewish Center.
David Teitlebaum and Mrs. Ju-
lius King, section chairmen, said
that presidents of Jewish organiza-
tions who make treasury gifts to
the campaign, and those who are
potential contributors, would at-
tend to hear the story of the needs
in Detroit and overseas during the
coming year. Louis E. Barden is
chairman of the metropolitan di-
vision.
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Union issued a protest against a
recent _ statement by Finance
Minister Pinhas Sapir that he
wanted to dismiss 3,500 civil
servants. The union's anger
stemmed from the fact that
Sapir made his announcement
without having informed the
union of his intention.
The protest was decided on at
an urgent meeting of the union's
secretariat which also called on
all ministry staff committees to
reject direct negotiations with
their director-generals and to re-
fer all such requests to the union
itself. Sapir announced his plan in
parliament.
A special governmental commit-
tee has decided to pay special
monthly subsidies to jobless Israeli
workers starting April 1. The com-
mittee decided to make such pay-
ments until a national unemploy-
ment insurance program was insti-
tuted.
The committee did not come to a
decision as to the amount of the
monthly subsidy nor on details on
allocation, but it was learned that
workers who have been jobless for
at least a month and who have no
other source of income will be
eligible for payments.
The allocations mechanism will
be worked out by a special tech-
nical committee, and payments
will be made from the regular
national budget. The -committee
will include representatives from
the ministries of labor and fi.
name and the institute of na-
tional insurance.
Figures on the current unem-
ployment situation in Israel vary.
The labor ministry has given the
total as 30,000. Other sources, in-
cluding the central statistical of-
fice, have offered estimates of
twice that number.
Rudeness
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say an uncivil thing, than to act
one; no more right to say a rude
thing to another, than to knock
him down.—Johnson.
5 DEPARTURES
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• DELUXE HOTELS WITH PRIVATE BATH
• ALL CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTS
• 2 DINNERS
• 2 LUNCHES
• 6 FULL DAYS OF SIGHTSEEING
• ALL TRANSFERS BETWEEN AIRPORT & HOTELS
ITINERARY
Be sure you are at J.F.K. Airport at least one
hour before departure.
Departure by Boeing 707 Jet Flight EL AL
AIRLINES Flight LY #
Dinner, breakfast and lunch aloft.
Arrival. You will quickly be assisted thru
Passport and Custom formalities and then be
transferred to HAIFA.
HOTEL DAN CARMEL, Haifa
Leave Haifa via Bigot Bet-Kerem valley
for a brief visit to the new town CARMIEL.
Proceed to RAMA and MERON visit the an-
dent Synagogue and the venerated tomb of
Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai (where the Lag-
Bomer festivals are held annually). Tour the
interesting town of SAFED and descend to
AYELETH HASHACHAR.
In the afternoon the bus climbs to the
heights of MET-ZUDATH-YESHA' National
Memorial. Enjoy the breath-taking panor-
ama of Hutch Reclamation project lands
spread 2000 feet beneath you. Proceed to
the ancient Synagogue in KEFAR BARAM,
(now partly restored) then, via the interest-
ing villages of HURFEISH and MAONA to
NAHARIYA. Return to your hotel in Haifa.
HOTEL DAN CARMEL, Haifa
Drive to BALFOUR FOREST via Kibbutz
SHAAR HAAMAKIM. Enjoy a bird's eye view
of EMEK-YIZREEL (Jezreel Valley). Ascend
to NAZARETH, tour its churches and the new
Jewish industrial quarter. Proceed through
CANA of GALILEE (Kefar Kenna) to Tzo-
meth-Golani War Memorial. En route enjoy
the lovely view of LAKE KINNERET, (Sea of
Galilee) and descend to TIBERIAS. Then
along the scenic road skirting the western
shores of the lake—reach the Church of
Loaves and Fishes of EIN-SHEVA (Hepta-
pegon) to see its artistic mosiac floors. Thence-
to the reconstructed ancient synagogue of
KEFAR NACHUM (Capernaum).
Continue to Tiberias and visit Kibbutz
DEGANIA the first Kvutza in Ereti-Israel.
Ascend to MITZPE KINAROTH observation
point for a wonderful view of the Jordan
valley and the Sea of Galilee. Return to
HAIFA via KEFAR TAVOR, AFFULA and
NAHALAL. Overnight at:
HOTEL DAN CARMEL, Haifa
Starting with the charming view of the
western Galilee, Haifa town and Bay—from
Mt. CARMEL summit at Rechov Yifa Nof
(Panorama Street) observation point. De-
scend to see the Golden-Domed BAHAI
SHRINE and its exotic Persian Gardens. Pro-
ceed via Achuza quarter on Mt. Carmel to
visit the TECHNION Campus (Israel's Insti-
tute of Technology). Tour HADAR HACAR-
MEL, Haifa's downtown and Harbor district.
Complete your tour with a visit to ELIJAH'S
Cave and French Carmel.
Transfer to the hotel in • JERUSALEM.
HOTEL KING DAVID, Jerusalem
Start by ascending MT. ZION. Visit KING
DAVID'S tomb, the CELLAR of the HOLO-
CAUST, DORMITION ABBEY and the CEN-
ACLE (Room of the last Supper). Before de-
scending, view over the Old City from
MITZPE HABAYITH (the Temple Observa-
tion Point), proceed via MEA SHEARIM
Quarter to Masvar Shimeon Hatzadik (Man-
delbaum Gate) and drive to the ancient Jew-
ish Necropolis in SANHEDRIYA QUARTER.
This is an interesting tour of the syna-
gogues of different communities, such as
Persian, Shepardic, Chassidic, Yemenite, and
includes a talk on the various forms of
prayer and the origins and customs of the
congregations. The tour is made on foot.
Leave Jerusalem, by-pass the Arab Village
of Abu Gosh, the Kibutz Kiryath Anavim
and through the Judean Hills we reach TEL
AVIV.
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HOTEL DAN, Tel Aviv
Sabbath—Day at leisure
This tour covers the southern section of
TEL AVIV and JAFFA. Driving south, to
Jaffa, to tour the antiquities and see the Mu-
seum. A short stroll through the quaint nar-
row lanes, and enjoy a unique view of the
Tel Aviv waterfront from the GAN HAPISGA-
Garden. Via GIVEAT-ALIYAH Quarter pro-
ceed to BAT-YAM and HOLON. On returning
to Tel Aviv, tour the City's main streets and
institutions: MANN AUDITORIUM, visit the
Z.O.A. House. Return to the hotel.
Leave" Tel Aviv for RISHON-le-ZION, one
of the first pioneer settlements. Visit its fa-
mous wine cellars. Proceed to REHOVOTH,
the Center of Agricultural and Scientific Re-
search. Tour the WEIZMANN INSTITUTE
OF SCIENCE and YAD WEIZMANN Monu-
ment to Israel's first President. Continue to
Kibbutz GIVAT BRENNER. After visiting this
well established Kibbutz, return to the hotel.
Drive southwards via GEDERA and KIRIAT
GAT, and after a glimpse of a Bedouin en-
campment near Kibbutz SHOVAL, we reach
BEERSHEBA—Capitol of the iplEGEV. After
a comprehensive city-tour, proceed across the
desert in the direction of SDOM, passing en
route NEVATIM, DIMONA, (the new indus-
trial city in the desert,) and METZAD-TAM-
AR a ruined Roman roadside fort. Proceed to
SDOM, the lowest place on earth 1292 feet
below sea-level. View the vast development
project at the Potash and Bromide plants and
swim in the DEAD-SEA. Return to Tel Aviv
via the new ARAD highway and Beersheba.
Transfer to Lod Airport for departure.
Departure by flight.
Lunch and dinner will be served aloft.
Arrival.
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