Rabbi Goldstein Gives
Senate Opening Prayer
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WASHINGTON — Rabbi Israel
Goldstein, world chairman of the
Keren Hayesod, delivered the Sen-
ate's opening prayer Tuesday at
the session marking the eve of the
birthday of George Washington.
In his prayer, Dr. Goldstein, who
is rabbi emeritus of Cong. Bnai
Jeshurun in New York, cited the
eternal contribution of the United
States to freedom of worship and
"to that concept of humanity
wherein religious and spiritual
freedom is inherent in and funda-
mental to the brotherhood of man."
Later Tuesday, Dr. Goldstein
was received by President John-
son.
During the meeting, Dr. Gold-
stein presented the President
with a copy of his book, "A
Century of Judaism in N e w
York."
In his inscription in the book,
Dr. Goldstein referred to Presi-
dent Johnson as a "leader of men
and of nations, architect of the
great society and friend of Israel."
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cakes into the gym and everybody
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their hubbys, and the boys, also
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the musical treat . . . It was a
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BEST BET Of The Weekend
. . . Infants Service Group "Cherub
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Rhythms of Hal Gordon and ork
Comic Al Bernie and song-
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show . . . Dinner, floor show and
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Champagne Hour.
MAKING A SMALL name for
himself at Michigan State U. is
Elliot Feldman, son of Anne and
Abe Feldman .. . Elliot is an Oak
Park High graduate and currently
the cartoonist for the Michigan
State News . .. His cartoons have
been reprinted in college papers
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Detroit News . . . A book of
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completion . . . and Elliot hopes
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toys for her to distribute to men-
tally retarded children in hos-
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to veterans and TB patients in
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much satisfaction from helping out
less fortunate people . . . She
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Right Wingers Gain
in Holland's Elections
THE HAGUE (JTA) — The
right-wing Farmers Party, which
includes many ex-Nazi sympathiz-
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in the Dutch Parliament in Hol-
land's parliamentary elections. A
new left-wing party, the Demo-
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p a r tie s, the Roman Catholic
Peoples Party and the Socialists,
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