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Married in Jerusalem

People Make News

The appointment of STMCHA
GENOSSAR as regional director of
the Israel Aliyah Center in Chicago
was announced by Rabbi Mordecai
Kirshblum, member of the execu-
tive of the Jewish Agency, and
head of the Aliya department of

The chief rabbi of Romania, DR.
MOSES ROSEN, has sent birthday
greetings to Romania's prime
minister, Ion Ghorghe Maurer, on
the occasion of the prime minis-
ter's 65th birthday. The message,
signed by Dr. Rosen, who is also
the American section of the Jewish president of the Federation of Jew-
Agency. Genossar, a resident of ish Communities, stated: "Ro-
Israel since 1935, has been deputy manian Jews express their affec-
director of the information depart- tion for the premier and wish him
ment of the Jewish Agency in good health and success in his work
Jerusalem for the past seven years. for the country and for world
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peace, based on the rights of all
The resignation of John Furman nations, big and small."
as president of PEC Israel Eco-
nomic Corporation, effective March
SHLOMO LAHAT, until recently
31, 1968, was announced by Joseph the president of El-Al Airlines and
Meyerhoff, PEC's
formerly deputy commander of
chairman, a t a.
the Israel Air Force, has been
meeting of t h
elected president of Israel Indus-
corporation's'
trial Services, Inc., formed to en-
board of Direc-f
courage the growth of the Israel
tors here. Meyer-,
economy through the initiation and
hoff said that`
guidance of economically feasible
Furman's deci-
and profit oriented industrial and
sion to main-`
research projects.
thin his perman-
•
ent residence
President COSTA E SILVAS of
Israel, while high-
Brazil extended New Year's greet-
ly commendable
ings to the Jewish community of
and understand Furman
Brazil. The president's message
able, was incompatible with the expressed
the wishes of the govern-
view of PEC's executive committee ment for a "joyous Rosh Hashana
that the chief executive officer
commemoration" and for a "just
should reside in New York. To the
and lasting peace in the Middle
deep regret of all his colleagues, East."
Furman had chosen to give up
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the presidency rather than resume
Dr. Jacob Gottlieb has been ap-
his residence in the U.S.A.
pointed North American represen-
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MRS. PINHAS BEN-ELIEZER

Prof. and Mrs. Henry J. Meyer
of Ann Arbor announce the mar-
riage of their daughter Claire to
Pinhas Ben-Eliezer of Jerusalem.
The marriage took place in Jeru-
salem in a traditional ceremony
attended by Prof. and Mrs. Meyer.
The bride attended Hebrew Uni-
versity this year under the aus-
pices of the American Student
Program. She remained in Israel
as a volunteer during the Six-Day
War, working in Hadassah Hospital.
(See Jewish News, June 16.)
Her husband, who has lived all
his life in Jerusalem. is the son of
Shimon Ben-Eliezer, first recipient
of the Henry Wineman Foundation
award.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben-Eliezer ex-
Israel Ambassador AVRAHAM
pect to be in Ann Arbor in No- HARMAN met with Undersecre-
vember.
tary of State Eugene Rostow for a

Miss Shur, Mr. Sage
Phi n Decembe r 11 "celtlim,

discussion of current topics of
mutual interest to the United
States and Israel. Ambassador Har-
man was accompanied by Israel
•
Minist
.ter
er Plenipotent
Plenipotentiary
ia ry Ephraim
Evron.
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Rabbi SAMUEL M. SILVER,
Temple Sinai, Stamford, Conn., has
been reappointed national chaplain
of the Jewish War Veterans of the
U.S.A. • it was announced by Sam-
uel Samuels, national commander.

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MISS LINDA SHUR

King Baudouin of Belgium con-
ferred Tuesday the high honor of
"Grand Officer of the Order of
Couronne" on LEO MAIERSDORF,
a prominent member of Brussels'
Jewish community. The award was
granted on the recommendation of
the Belgian government. It was
presented to Maiersdorf by Prime
Minister P. Vandel Boeynants, who
paid tribute to the Jewish leader's
social and communal activities.
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Aharon S. Kidan, special assist-
ant to Israel's Prime Minister Levi
Eshkol, will ar-
rive in this cowl:
try on Oct. 29 fo
an extended lee
ture tour of uni-
versities u n d e
the joint sponsor-
ship of the UJ
and the Bnai
Brith Hillel
Foundations. The
Foundations con-
duct a cultural
and
educational-

Mr. and Mrs. Saul E. Shur of
Miller Rd., Flint, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Linda
Marilyn to Michael Martin Sage.
A December wedding is planned
by the bride-elect and her fiance,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Sage of Yonkers.
Miss Shur and Mr. Sage are
graduates of the University of
Michigan, where she is a fellow-
ship student working on her mas-
ters degree in Near Eastern
studies. She spent her junior year
at the Hebrew University in Jeru-
program at Amer-
salem.
The prospective bridegroom is a ican and Canadi-
doctoral student in ancient history an colleges, con-
cerned with the
at the University of Michigan.
involvement o
Jewish youth in

Jordan River Sanctuary
Won't Help Infiltrators
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Israel may
soon issue a formal warning to
Jordan that the east bank of the
Jordan River will no longer be
respected as a sanctuary for Arab
marauders fleeing Israeli security
forces.
It was reported here that Israel
is considering giving its forces a
green light to pursue terrorists
across the river if incidents do
not end soon. Several times, Israeli
forces just missed catching Arab
terrorists who used the river as
an escape route. The Israeli •pur.
suers, in accordance with orders,
halted on the West Bank.

Friday, October 20, 1967-27

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Anti-Jewish Party Leader
in Morocco Calls for Talks

Now . . .
There Are
Two
Corners
On
Livernois
With
Internationale
Fashions !

PARIS (JTA)—The summoning
of an Islamic congress to consider
the Israel-Arab dispute was advo-
cated in Casablanca by Allal el
Fassi, chairman of Istiqlal, the
Moroccan opposition party, which
has been consistently anti-Jewish
in domestic affairs. In his opening
speech to the party's annual con-
gress, el Fassi declared: "We must
interest the Arab and Moslem
states in the question of Palestine
and Sinai generally and ask them
to meet at an Islamic congress for

these Arab and Moslem lands."

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`Squares' to Swing

Bnai David Mr. and Mrs. Club
will hold a "Swinging Times for
Squares" barn dance 9 p.m. Satur-
day at the synagogue. For informa-
tion, call Mrs. Jack Cohen, 546-
9089.

tative of the
Friends of the
Hebrew Univer-
sity with head-
quarters in New
York City and
Montreal. He
comes to this post
after four years of
similar service in
Western Europe,

and prior to his
affiliation with
t h e university

was national exe-
cutive director of
of
the Jewish National Fund

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Israel's Foreign Minister Abba
Eban has invited MRS. JOHN F.

KENNEDY, widow of the late
president, to visit Israel at her
"earliest opportunity." The invita-
tion was extended at Mrs. Ken- a
nedy's home in New York when
Mr. and Mrs. Eban were guests
of honor at a private dinner.
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The Detroit Art Directors Club
announced that BOB BENYAS of
Benyas - Kaufman Photographers
has been given an award for a

photo with which other prize win-
ners, is on exhibit at the downtown
Hudson's store as part of the 1967
Photography and Illustration Show
of the Art Directors Club. Benyas'

photo of a lonely boy is in the ex-
perimental class but was taken on
assignment for a TV commercial.

Congress Gets New Bill
to 'Perfect' Immigration

WASHINGTON (JTA)—Sen. Ed-
ward M. Kennedy, Massachusetts
Democrat, and Rep. Emauel Cel-
ler, New York Democrat, have in-
troduced a bill which, they say,
would remove the "inequities" re-
maining in U.S. immigration poli-
cies and "perfect the reforms" ini-
tiated in the Immigration Act of
1965.
The 1965 act abolished the na-

problems facing Kidan
world Jewry, and a broad under-
standing of Israel's role in creative
survival of the Jewish people.
Kidan will tour West Coast and tional origins quota system as a
Southwest colleges.
basis for selecting immigrants and
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substituted a preference system
A drive to raise $2,650,000 to- for various categories of immi-
ward a national goal of $5,523,900 grants.
The Kennedy-Celler legislation
to fight bigotry and improve hu-
man relations was launched by the would provide a new "policy of
Anti-Defamation League of Bnai asylum" for refugees who must
Brith at a dinner here. The event now enter the United States under
was highlighted by the presenta- the preference priorities system. It
tion of the ADL's 1967 Man of would also grant special immigrant
Achievement Award to THOMAS visas to clean up a backlog of
McMAHON, executive vice pre- applicants that had accumulated
sident of the metropolitan depart- under the national origins quota
ment of the Chase Manhattan Bank. system.

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