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December 08, 1967 - Image 7

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1967-12-08

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Europe-Wide Zionist Conference Rules Out
Plan for Separating Jewish Agency, WZO

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire

to The Jewish News)
BRUSSELS —; The Europe-wide
Zionist conference that ended here
Tuesday was outstanding in the
manifestation of faith in the future
of the Zionist movement by all

2 Germans Honored for Rescuing Jews

annual ZOA dinner honoring Rich- and determine its position toward
and Tucker, Metropolitan Opera the various reorganization plans
Star, "for his devotion to the Jew- for the world Zionist movement
ish people and Israel," Dec. 17, at which will be dealt with at the
the New York Hilton Hotel, World Zionist Congress.
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Jacques Torczyner, ZOA president

I

LONDON ,(JTA)—Two Germans, man consul in Florence, during
one of them a businessman and the war. Dr. Wolf, who risked his
the other a ,former diplomat, who life to prevent the deportation of
were responsible for saving thou- Italian Jews, will not be present
sands of Jews from death at Nazi for the award, because of illness.
hands during World War II, were
named the first recipients of the
peace award given by the Martin
DANNY
Buber Peace Foundation here
RASKIN
Monday night.
The men , are Oskar Schindler,
UN. 4-6 8 68
10235 W. SMILE
a Catholic from Frankfurt, and

announced.
The senator, who on the floor Herut Youth Movement
of the U.S. Senate recently said. Calls for Mass Aliya
Dr. Gerhard Wolf, who was Ger-
"I hope the Arab world can now I ZURICH (JTA)—Herut-Hanoar
accept the fact that Israel is here' the youth movement of the Herut
to stay," will speak on "United Party, called for mass immigration
States' Relationships with Israel," intp_Israel from the affluent coun-
at the dinner.
I tabs of the West. Menahem Beigin,
Serving as honorary chairman the party's head and minister with-
of the dinner are Leonard Bern- , out portfolio in Israel's coalition
IMMEDIATE
stein, world famous composer, con government, told the European
DELIVERY
ductor and music director of the I conference here that the very
See
New York Philharmonic, and Ru- existence of Israel depended on
doll Bing, general manager of the immigration.
Larry)
Stern
Harry Abram
Metropolitan Opera Association
NO FALSE PROMISES — JUTLT GOOD DEALS
Joseph W. Greenleaf of Scarsdale.
The highest expenditure ever
N.Y., is' dinner chairman.
"WE SELL BECAUSE OF OUR REPUTATION"
made on a single advertisement
of aliya—immigration to Israel.
in a periodical is $877.000 by the
Tsur said that the conference
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MAY CHEVROLET
Ford Motor Co. for a 36-page insert
was held not only against the back- Strong Campaign
in the May 1959 issue of "Reader's
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ground of the Six-Day War and the

participants and for the large rep-
resentation of youth and student
groups who had an opportunity to
express their position. Yaacov
Tsur, chairman of the Zionist
Actions Committee, told the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency Wednesday
prior to his departure.
Tsur said that all who attended
the conference came away with the
realization that the role of the
Zionist movement is greater than
they may have thought before and
with the knowledge that the suc-
cess or failure of the movement
will be in proportion to the growth

transformation of the Jewish spirit
that it brought about, but in the
shadow of Gen. de Gaulle's unex-
pected attack on Israel and the
Jewish people. which he said shows
the extent of the political struggles
that lie ahead. He noted that the
conference unanimously rejected
proposals for the separation of the
Jewish Agency from the World
Zionist Organization but wanted
the Zionist movement to throw
open its doors to the masses.
The vote was a rejection of far-

reaching plans for a reorganized
WZO which are on the agenda
of the next World Zionist Con-
gress opening in Jerusalem next
February.

'68s

LARRY & HARRY

for Aliya to Be
Urged for Zionists

NEW YORK—American Zionists
were told Tuesday of a plan to
revitalize the world Zionist move-
ment through a vigorous campaign
for Zionist education and aliya
(Jewish immigration to Israel)
from the affluent countries.
Yitzhak Korn, secretary general
of Ihud Olami, the labor world
Zionist organization now in the
U.S. to enlist support for his pro-
gram, told the American Zionist
Council at a special meeting of its
administrative committee that the
plan will be presented to he World
Zionist Congress to open in Jeri.-
i salem Feb. 19. It includes a per-
sonal pledge of aliya and Jewish
education by all who profess to
be Zionists. Rabbi Israel Miller,
chairman of the American Zionist
Council, presided at the meeting.
Organizationally, Korn said, the
present World Zionist Organiza-
tion-Jewish Agency unitary struc-
ture under his plan will be divided
into two parts. The new World
Zionist Organization will be re-
stricted to those Zionists who
pledge themselves or their families
to personal aliya within a period
of from three to five years.
The second, and larger group,

The Zionist conference here. at -
tended by 64 delegates and repre-
sentatives of various groups from
all parts of Western Europe, Scan-
dinavia and Britain, debated the
problem of the movement's future
in light of the social and psycho-
logical orientation of today's Jews,
and especially against the back-
ground of Israel's triumphs and
problems arising from the Six-Day
War.
The debate on the Zionist struc-
ture heard appeals for greater ef-
ficiency and dynamism. What is
needed, speakers said, was less a
change of structure than a take-
over of leadership by younger men,
and the adaptation of existing ,
bodies to their new requirements.
The resolution to that effect was '
adopted with only one dissenting
vote.

Sen. Clark to Speak
at ZOA Event Dec. 17
in Honor of Tucker

Digest."

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 8, 1967-7

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and absorption program in be-
half of newcomers to Israel.

"Aliya," Korn told the repre-
sentatives of all nine Zionist or-
ganizations. "is, along with secur-
ity. the prime priority in Israel.
Without it, Israel cannot survive
and prosper as a Jewish state, and
give the new generation a chal-
lenge for Jewish survival. I there-
Baron de Rothschild in NY fore urge, on the occasion of the
70th anniversary of the founding
to Study Community
of political Zionism by Theodor
NEW YORK (JTA)—Baron Alain Ilerzl and the beginning of the
Rothschild, president of the Con- 20th anniversary year of the state
sistoire Central Israelite de France of Israel, that Zionists devote them-

NEW YORK—U.S. Senator Jo-
seph S. Clark of Pennsylvania, a'
member of the Senate foreign rela-
tions committee will address the

Et d'Algerie arrived Monday on
the invitation of the Union of
Orthodox Jewish Congregations of
America to study the structure
and methods of the American
Jewish community.
Rabbi Joseph Karasick, president
of the union who met with leaders
of French Jewry in Paris last June,
said the major problem is the
doubling of the Jewish population
in France through the influx of
more than 200,000 Jews from

Algeria and other North African
countries during the past 10 years.
As a result. Rabbi Karasick said,
the French Jewish community has
been faced with overwhelming
problems of establishing syna-
gogues, schools, communal centers
and other institutions for the new-
comers and staffing them with
trained personnel. There is a great
shortage of rabbis, religious and
Hebrew teachers and social and
youth workers in France, Rabbi
Karasick said.

selves fully to meet Israel's need
and priority: the preparation of an

educated and trained aliya from
the affluent countries of the West."
Korn said he feels that the Zion-
ist movement achieved a major
victory in establishing a Jewish
state, but that in the years since
it has not had a real raison d'letre.
"Unless Zionism commits itself
fully to- a program for aliya and
Zionist education." he said. "it
cannot long exist. "

• • •
Zionists to Meet
in Tel Aviv Dec. 26

NEW YORK (ZINS) — Repre-
sentatives from the General Zion-
ist movement in Israel, United
States, Latin America and Europe
will attend an international meet-
ing in Tel Aviv beginning Dec. 26,
the head office of the World Union
of General Zionists announced
here. The conference will discuss

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