Friday, March 3, 1967-7

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

96,000 Jobless
Spanish Cabinet OKs Draft Law;
Reported in Israel Synagogues Legal 1st Time Since 1492

Vilifier Memorandum' Cleaned Up'
of Neo-Nazis to Pacify West Germans

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News)

MUNICH—A West German movie industry spokesman said
Tuesday that "The Quiller Memorandum," a motion picture involving
European espionage, had been changed for West German audiences
to delete all references to villains as being members of a neo-Nazi
terror group.
Ernest Kruger, director of the German movie industry's self-
regulating organization, said the group had requested the changes
because "We considered that the presentation of a radical-right
secret terrorist group in present-day Berlin was unrealistic."
He added that such a presentation also was "inopportune"
because of West Germany's "image -toward East Germany and the
Communists, who are raising charges of neo-Nazism against us at
the moment."
, Observers of the revised version said the cuts leave most
viewers with the impression that the terrorist group is Communist.

Ousted flerut Leaders Remain
Within Gahal Block in Knesset

JERUSALEM (PTA)—Members fices and functions and that the
of the Liberal Party in Parliament three must announce they con-
who are partners with the right- stitute a separate faction if they
wing Herut Party in the Gahal want to take part in pdrliamentary
faction have decided to keep the activities.
Such an announcement, however,
Gahal bloc intact despite the se-
cession of three members of Parlia- would take them automatically out
ment from the Herut part of the of the Gahal faction, ending their
present twilight status.
bloc.
Meanwhile, Dr. Y. Bader, Herut
The three Herut members of the
Knesset, who were ousted from chairman of Gahal, announced
the party in a bitter internal lead- that Tamir and the other two dis-
ership struggle, are Shmuel Tamir, sident Knesset members were oust-
Eliezer Shostak and Avraham Ta- ed from all their positions on par-
yar. Also joining the dissidents was liamentary committees which they
Ari Jabotinsky, son of the late held on behalf of the Herut fac-
founder of the Revisionist Party, tion of Gahal.
Zev Jabotinsky.
The dissidents decided to es- AFL-CIO to Contribute
tablish a new party with a Knes-
set faction with its own center, $300,000 for Tel Aviv's
executive and national council. Afro-Asian Institute
The new group will be called the
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
"Free Bloc."
to The Jewish News)
BAL
HARBOR, Fla.—The exec-
The three Herut deputies have
still not declared themselves as a utive council of the AFL-CIO has
separate faction in the Knesset, voted to contribute $300,000 in
saying they would be willing to three years towards scholarships
remain in the Gahal bloc. How- to the Afro-Asian Institute for La-
ever, the Liberals insisted on the bor Studies in Tel Aviv. According
principle that it is the leadership to an announcement made jointly
of each Gahal partner which de- by President George Meany and
' tides which deputies take part in Z'ev Barash, American representa_
bloc deliberations and holds par- tive of the Histadrut executive
liamentary offices on the bloc's committee.
At the council meeting, more
behalf,
The Liberal leaders noted that than $100,000 of the scholarship
the Herut Party deprived the three money was pledged by a number of
Knesset members of all their of- international trade unions compos-
ing the AFL-CIO, following the
seconding of the motion by A. Phil-
Vandalize N.Y. Synagogue ip Randolph, president of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Port-
Three Times in 1 Month
ers.
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
The institute was founded by the
NEW YORK—Cong. Emunat Is- Histadrut for the purpose of train-
rael, an Orthodox synagogue in ing leaders in the trade union and
mid-Manhattan, has been vandal- cooperative movements of emerg-
ized for the third time a month, ing nations. The Afro Asian Insti-
its Rabbi, Meyer H. Leifer, reported tute has graduated 1,007 students
Tuesday.
during the seven years of its ,ex-
He said papers and books were istence. It offers two courses per
found scattered in the synagogue year, alternating in English and
and that $500 was taken from a French languages. Students have
safe which had been smashed come from 62 countries.
open. In two previous attempts,
The AFL-CIO and its affiliates
burglars had failed to open the have contributed varying amounts.
safe, the rabbi said.
annually to the institute.

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$6 Million Goal in Boston Tel Aviv U. Board OKs
BOSTON (JTA) — A goal of $10 Million Budget
$6,454,000 representing the "min-,

imal needs for this year" has been
established for the 1967 Appeal of
the combined Jewish Philan-
thropies of Greater Boston. This
figure is more than $1,000,000
higher than the amount raised last
year.

UNITED BRANDS • DETROIT. U. S A. • 42 PROOF

TEL AVIV (JTA) — The board
of trustees of Tel Aviv University
adopted a budget totaling 30,000,-
000 Israeli pounds ($10,000,000)
at a meeting here. The board
-stated that it adopted the financial
schedule "in knowledge that the
budget will be unbalanced, but
with assurances that everything
possible will be done" to obtain
the necessary funds.
Dr. George Wise, president of
the university, left for the United
States where, he said, he will make
every effort on behalf of the uni-
versity,

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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel
had 96,000 unemployed persons by
the end of 1966, out of a total
labor force of 857,000, Yigal Allon,
minister of labor, reported here
Monday to the Knesset. Going into
those figures, during the Knesset's
budget debate, he noted that by
the end of 1965 the unemployed in
Israel numbered 32,000.
"These data, looked at in the
perspective of Israel's current eco_
nomic recession, reveal the weak-
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ness of Israel's economy and force
us to the moment of truth," he
declared. "This truth must be
found by reducing living standards,
transferring service workers into
production work and raising the
country's productivity."
He proposed that unemploy-
ment compensation be paid "at
least during the transition pe-
riod" to persons registering at
labor exchanges but unable to
find work. The compensation, he
said, should range from $35
monthly to a single person to
$78 a month to the heads of
large families. In addition, he
&aid, family allowances should
be paid by the Social Insurance
Institute.
Persons entitled to benefits, he
advised, -should include all age
brackets, from age 21 to age 65.
However, he added, new immi-
grants should be entitled to receive
benefits from age 18, and those
newcomers who support families
would get benefits even if they are
under 18.
Special arrangements, he de-
clared, •should be made to pay
benefits to sailors and to profes-
sionals unable to get work through
their own labor exchanges.
In evaluating the current reces-
sion, the labor minister said that
the economic difficulties are now
"more than half-way over." He
predicted that unemployment will
gradually decrease in 1967, while
production and export figures will
continue to rise.
Israel's manpower planning com-
mission reported Wednesday that
the country's severe unemployment
has affected chiefly males between
the ages of 14 and 34.
The commission's statistics show-
ed also that unemployment had in-
creased especially in the last few
months among sections of the pop-
ulation born either in Israel or
in Arab lands.

MADRID (JTA) — The final
draft of the new freedom-of-worship
law which would give legal status
in Spain to synagogues for the
first time since the expulsion of
the Jews in 1492, was approved
here by the council of ministers
which was attended also by Gen-
eralissimo Francisco Franco.
The law, which has been in prep-
aration for 10 years, would permit
the synagogues and non-Catholic
churches in Spain to identify them-
selves openly by signs. It will now
be debated by the Cortes, Spain's
parliament, and its passage there
is expected by fall.
There are 6,000 Jews and
about 35,000 Protestants today
in Spain. The new law would
extend to them freedom of "ex-
ternal worship."
Under the old laws, synagogues,
churches and other religious prop;
erty of both Jews and Protestants
had been registered in the names
of individuals or private corpora-
tions, since no non-Catholic re-
ligious societies were permitted.

Gravestones Overturned

BONN (JTA) — Officials of
Duren, a town near the Dutch
border, reported that 147 grave-
stones were uprooted and smeared
with swastikas and Nazi slogans
last week. The vandals have not
been found.

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Sinatra Pledges $100,000
for Nazareth Youth Center
at Histadrut Fund Parley

MIAMI BEACH—Frank Sinatra
won two standing ovations from an
audience of more than 800 Jewish
_leaders at the '•
second annual
conference of the
American Hista-
drut Development
Foundation at the
Hotel Fontaine-
bleau. But it was
Sinatra
not Sinatra songs
that did it — it was his announce-
ment of a $100,000 gift toward the
Frank Sinatra International Broth-
erhood Youth Center in Nazareth,
whose foundation stone he had laid
almost five years ago.
Officials of the Histadrut Devel-
opment Foundation reported that
Sinatra has already paid $59,000 of
his pledge.

S y n agogu e s and non-Catholic
churches were also forbidden
!under the old laws to identify their
houses of worship by appropriate
signs.

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1965
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