7 New Yorkers Seek Right to Oppose U.S. Spending for Parochial Schools
Danny Raskin's
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Seven , ers and the United Parents Asso-
The New York State Constitu- in such cases, the plaintiffs de-
New York taxpayers, including ciation.
tion Convention in Albany is con- dared that "the federal question
two officials of a Jewish organiza-
sidering a proposal to substitute presented by this appeal is sub-
The core of the suit is a com-
tion, have filed a suit in the
plaint that the Federal Con- , the language of the First Amend- stantial and of national impor-
United States Supreme Court to
ment for Article XI, Section III tance." The appeal was filed for
stitution is being violated in the
win the right to sue the govern-
of the New York constitution, consideration by the Supreme
was Titles I and II of the Fed-
ment over spending of federal
popularly known as the Blaine Court term starting in October.
eral Elementary and Secondary
funds for religious-s ponsored
Amendment, which bars use of
Act of 1965 are being adminis-
In New York, the City Board
schools.
state
funds for religious schools.
tered. Government funds are
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By DANNY RASKIN
THE RESPONSE FROM our
Jewry to the Israel crises re-
minds us of the rabbi who ob-
served the very old man planting
an oak tree . . The rabbi asked.
- Why are you planting that tree?
You surely don't expect to live
long enough to see the fruits of
your labor?" . . . The old man
replied. "My ancestors planted
trees not . for themselves, but for
us, so we may enjoy their shade
and fruit. I am doing the same
for those who will come after me."
• • •
AS HER LITTLE boy watched.
a community woman smeared all
those greases on her face . . .
"What's that for, mummy?" the
boy asked . . . "To make myself
beautiful." . . . Then the woman
took tissues and wiped off the
grease . . . "Hmm," said the boy.
"Didn't work did it."
• • •
SUSAN BIGMAN, daughter of
Martha and Joe Bigman, grad-
uated from Michigan Lutheran
College and received her diploma
and pin as a medical technician
. . . She is now a doctor's as-
sistant, doing all necessary labora-
tory detail.
• • •
IF ANYBODY NEEDED A doc-
tor night of July 15, place to find
one would have been at Luau
Party by Dr. Norman and Sheila
Bolton and Dr. Milton and Sandra
Nathanson ... Was given in
spacious yard of Norm's parents,
Ben and Esther Bolton in South-
field . . . Too cool for swimming,
but the 130 guests had quite a
time of it in a true Hawaiian
motif, with authentic music,
flower garlands, palm trees and
individual habashis (stoves) for
the guests to cook on . . . The co-
hostesses, Sheila and Sandra,
braved the coolish evening by
greeting the folks with bare feet
and grass skirts in the tradition
of the islands ... Ben was dressed
as "The Mayor of Waikiki" with
the derby hat he wore when mar-
ried to Esther 34 years ago!
• • •
GOOD ADVICE . . . Yesterday
is gone — forget it . . . Tomorrow
hasn't come yet_ — don't worry
about it . . . TODAY is here —
use it!
• • •
MARTHA JO SNIDER, 11-year-
old daughter of Leah and Charles
Snider sends us her poem called
"War And Her Victories" . . .
"Black, oppressing, bloody, All
describe a war ... One side beats
the other, The outcome always
poor . . . Accomplishments are
few, The losses always great . . .
Bitterness and hatred is all it
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late . . . That the losses were but
few, And accomplishments were
great . Yes, one side may claim
victory. The other one defeat .. .
But I claim both as losers, Cause
men were lost from each."
of Education appealed to the
The state convention also is con-
State Constitutional Convention,
sidering a provision to be added
now meeting in Albany, to re-
to the state constitution which
vise the state's charter, to retain
would specifically permit state
the state ban against state funds
taxpayers to test the use of state
to religious-sponsored schools.
funds for such purposes.
The State Board of Regents,
the highest education body in
Leo Pfeffer of New York, Ameri-
can Jewish Congress special coun-1 the state, supports repeal of sec-
tion III of Article XI, popularly
sel, who is serving as chief attor-
ney for the seven taxpayers pro- known as the Blaine Amend-
ment. The issue has split the
posed in the appeal filed here
organized Jewish community in
that the Supreme Court bar the
the
state.
application of the 1923 Frothing-1
ham ruling to First Amendment
The board of education warned
cases.
that repeal of the 73-year-old ban
In asking the high court to rule! would permit "an erosion of the
on the right of taxpayers to sue j public school system."
Increased glass production in Is-
rael has been brought about by
the construction of a new factory
in Yeruham. The factory, which
benefits from Israel Bond invest-
ments, employs fifty people and
produces containers for the drug !
and costmetics industries.
26—Friday, July 28, 1967
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mother. Whose son was killed of
Weather Notes
A stormy July
Spreads riches on earth.
July without storms
Means famine and dearth.
Israel Glass Production
The majority decision cited a
1923 Supreme Court ruling that
taxpayers have no standing to sue
because their contributions in
taxes are too small to give them
a "real interest" in a court de-
cision. The suit is backed by the
American Jewish Congress, the
New York Civil Liberties Union,
the United Federation of Teach-
JAKK'S
can create . . . You try to tell a
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being provided for instruction,
textbooks, library materials and
public schools teachers in church
and synagogue schools. The suit
contends that this violates the
First Amendment ban on
church-state separation.
The plaintiffs took the action in
appealing dismissal of their suit
in June by a special three-judge
panel, which rejected the suit on
grounds that the seven plaintiffs
had no standing to sue. The three-
judge federal panel did not rule
on the merits of the complaint.
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