32—Friday, February 16, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
People Make News
200 U.S. Leaders Sponsor Walter Reuther Chair
on Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy at Rehovot
Walter P. Reuther, president of Reuther has visited the Weiz-
the United Automobile Workers of • mann Institute at Rehovot on a ;
America, will be honored March number of trips to Israel. For more
24 at a dinner at the Hilton Hotel than a decade, he has been press- ,
in Washington, where his work for
human betterment will be recog- I
nized through the establishment
at the Weizmann Institute of Sci-
ence, in perpetuity, of the Walter I
P. Reuther Chair for Research in
the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear
Energy, it was announced by
Dewey D. Stone, chairman of the
institute's board of governors.
The dinner is under the auspices
of the American Committee for the
Weizmann Institute of Science.
More than 200 statesmen, scien-
tists, educators, community, re-
ligious and labor leaders in the
United States and abroad have
joined a sponsoring committee for
the dinner, of which the national
chairman is Emil Mazey, secre-
tary-treasurer of the UAW.
A representative attendance
from all sections of the country
is expected at the dinner to
honor Reuther, president of the
UAW since 1946, and president of
WALTER REUTHER
the CIO from 1952 until its mer-
Renovot, Israel, the use of atomic
ger with the AFL-CIO in 1955.
The $250,000 cost of establishing energy at home and abroad in its
and maintaining the chair will peaceful variations, while seeking
be subscribed by the guests at simultaneously to neutralize the
dangers of atomic war by support-
the dinner.
The appointment of A. David ; Paul Chester, regional vice pre
Weisgal, 35, as executive director sident of E. F. Hutton Co., an
of the American Committee for the nounced that Lee J. Marks wil
Weizman Ins t , serve as an assistant manager of
tute of Science , the Detroit office with the respon-
has been made! sibilities in the sales department.
Marks has been
public by Dewey
'n the securities
D. Stone, chair-
-irofession
f o r
man of the board
'i"ht years, where
of governors of
le has been as-
!
the Institute
ociated with E.
Weisgal bad pre-
c'. Hutton Co.. a
viously served
member firm of
for six years as
he New York
assistant to the
lock Exchange
committee's ex-
ince they open-
e c u t i v e vice
•l their Detroit
president, Joseph
office. He is vice
Marks
Brainin, who re-
tired from his president of Centennial Lodge
post at the be- Bnai Brith, and a City Commis-
ginning of t h e sioner in Oak Park serving on the
Prior to planning commission.
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Weisgal coming to the
• •
Weizmann Institute, Weisgal had
RABBI MANFRED PICK, prin-
a varied career in merchandising,
television, and film making. He cipal of Akiva Hebrew Day School,
is a 1954 graduate of Brandeis Uni- will attend the regional conference
versity, where he majored in of the National Association of
political science. After serving in Yeshiva Principals in Baltimore
in the United States Army for two this weekend. He will participate
years. Weisgal was manager for in a program "How to Teach
the out-of-town shops of Saks-Fifth Halakha in the Humash." Rabbi
Avenue. Later he worked as a Pick and Mrs. Ithamar Koenigs-
unit manager for the National berg will represent the Akiva
Broadcasting Company. He is Hebrew Day School PTA at the
married and has two children. He National Convention of Hebrew Day
is the son of Meyer W. Weisgal, School PTA's in Washington, D.C.,
president of the Weizmann Insti- Feb. 18-20.
•
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
tute of Science.
to The Jewish News)
* *
In the late 1940s, CHAINI PO-
TORONTO—The United Church
Max Simon of Carpets Interna- TOK, author of the best-selling
of Canada, the largest Protestant
novel,
"The
Chosen,"
studied
the
tional w a s in-
art and craft of writing at Yes- denomination in this country, has
stalled this week
hiva University. On Sunday, he proposed a peace formula for the
as president of
will return to his alma mater to Middle East wherein Israel would
the Detroit Floor
deliver the annual honors lecture withdraw from all occupied terri-
Covering Associa-
to its latest group of outstanding tories, presumably including
tion for all of
undergraduates at a luncheon in Jerusalem, and permit "all dis-
southeastern
Furst Hall, New York. He will placed Arabs to return to their
Michigan. Simon
talk on - Judaism and the Craft home s" in return for "recog-
has been con-
nition."
of Fiction."
Simon
nected with the
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The United Church, whose of
floor covering industry for 21
MARVIN WE INGAR DEN will
years.
discuss
the
use
of
overhead
projec-
•
•
The 1968 biennial convention of tion in the junior high school at a
the Jewish Welfare Board, to be session of the National Council of
A •
held from April 24 to 28 at the Teachers of Mathematics, at the'
Fairmont Hotel, in San Francisco, Sherman House Hotel in Chicago.
Ron Galperin has been appointed
will be addressed by: MAX Weingarden. head of the depart-
LERNER, professor of American ment of exact science. Jefferson vice president and board member
civilization and world politics at Junior high School, Detroit, re- of the B. F. CHAMBERLAIN
Brandeis University; Dr. EUGENE ceived his advanced academic REAL ESTATE CO. with offices in
B. BOROWITZ, professor of edu- training from Wayne State Univer- Oak Park, Royal Oak and Lathrup
cation and Jewish religious thought sity. He is a member of several Village.
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at the New York School of Hebrew professional organizations and has
COIFFURE PAR ANNE will hold
Union College-Jewish Institute of taught in junior high school in
several
areas
of
the
country.
its grand opening until March 2 at
Religion; MANHEIM S. SHAPIRO,
19144 Livernois. A free chalaire is
sociologist and independent c o re-
The southeastern division of the ' offered with every purchase of a
sultant to various organizations
Michigan
State
Podiatry
Associa-
wig or fall. The establishment is
who is currently directing a JWB
Study; Dr. BENJAMIN M. KAHN, tion elected the folowing officers: the only salon using throw-away
national director, Bnai Brith Hillel DRS. SOL LUFT, president; Rob- hair rollers. A sale on hair goods
Foundations, and MORTON L. ert Lederman, vice president; is offered. Ray Williams, inventor
MANDEL, a JWB vice-president Frederick Bernstein, president- of the wig-jig, provides coloring.
and chairman of the JWB study elect; Alan Nickemin, secretary; Mike Rolph is sales manager.
Alan Cornfield, treasurer; Robert i
committee.
• • •
Weinstock and Matthew Borovoy,
JACQUES TORCZYNER, ZOA members of the board; and New- Prof. Luby to Address
President, who leaves for a two- , ton Karp, sergeant-atarms.
Parley on Drug Abuse
•• •
week trip to Israel for meetings
National and local authorities
In observance of "International
of leaders of Zionist Organizations
from all parts of the world, will Variety Week," Variety Club will discuss the physiological,
moral
and sociological aspects of
Women
of
Detroit
presented
WIL-
address a special national Zionist
Organization of America breakfast LIAM WETSMAN, director of the "Drug Addiction and Habituation"
at
the
15th
annual Stephen Wilson
Variety
Club
Growth
and
Develop-
for Israel Bonds. March 1, at the
Inaugural Israel Bond Conference ment Center at Children's Hos- Pharmacy Seminar Feb. 27, in the
Community
Arts Auditorium,
check.
in Miami Beach. In making the pital, with a $1,000
• • •
Wayne State University.
announcement of Torczyner's spe-
The seminar, co-sponsored by the
The French National Dance Com-
cial address. MEYER PESIN, of
Jersey City. national ZOA chairman pany, COMPAGNIE NATIONALE college of pharmacy and its alumni
for Israel Bonds, said that Torczy- de DANSES FRANCAISES, coming association, is being held this year
ner would report conclusions of to Masonic Auditorium March 8, in conjunction with the WSU Cen-
his fact-finding mission and also is a superbly coordinated show- tennial Celebration. Primary pur-
pose of the seminar is to explore
urge ZOA members to increase piece of spectacle dancing.
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the problems of drug addiction and
Israel Bond sales.
I Dr. ERNEST W. HAMBURGER, habituation.
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Among the speakers and their
MAURICE M. ROSEN has been German-born Jewish nuclear physi-
topics will be Dr. Elliot D. Luby,
elected to his fourth term as presi- List, was among five scientists
dent of the American Technion elected in Sao Paulo to the Brazil- professor of psychiatry at WSU and
assistant director of clinical ser-
Society for the Israel Institute of ian Academy of Science. Dr. Ham-
Technology. SALMAN GRAND of burger, a Visiting associate profes- vices at Lafayette Clinic, "The
Detroit was elected a member of sor of the University of Pittsburgh, General Problem of Addiction and
the national board. where he received his doctorate Habituation;" and Dr. A. Martin
; in physics, also studied at Sao Lerner, professor of medicine at
• • •
Count LANFRANCO RASPONI, Paulo University. He holds a chair WSU, "The Clinical Aspects of
whose book, "The International No- in theoretical physics at Sao Paulo Narcotic Addiction;" and Dr. Mel
mads " is the first of three he is University and is an assistant re- Ravitz, WSU associate professor of
writing on the Jet Set, will be De- search fellow in the physics de- sociology and Detroit Common
troit Town Hall's speaker at Fisher partment of the University of Councilman, "The Sociological
View of Drug Use and Abuse."
Theater 11 a ni Wednesday. I Pittsburgh.
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ing treaties to halt the testing of
atomic weapons and their pro-
liferation.
In 1955, Reuther was named the
only labor member of a nine:man
citizens panel on the Peaceful
Uses of Atomic Energy set up by
the Joint Congressional Commit-
tee on Atomic Energy.
At the Weizmann Institute in
Rehovoth, Israel, the use of atomic
energy is now being developed in
two major areas: pure science;
and the discovery of . new re-
sources, including underground
waters, their sources and age, es-
sential to the planning of water
and agricultural economies, rele-
vant for Israel and the Middle
East region; and global in its im-
plications.
Sponsors of the dinner include
U. S. Vice President Hubert H.
Humphrey; Foreign Minister Abba
Eban of Israel; UN Ambassador
Arthur Goldberg; Nobel Laureates
Dr. Albert B. Sabin and Dr. Jonas
Salk; Morris Abram, president of
the American Jewish Committee;
conductor Leonard Bernstein; 38
Congressmen, among them Sen.
Philip A. Hart and Reps. John J.
Conyers Jr., Charles C. Diggs Jr.,
John D. Dingell, William D. Ford
and Lucien Nedzi, all of Michigan;
74 American labor leaders.
Among the Detroit leaders spon-
Canada's Largest Protestant Branch I soring
the event are Mayor Cava-
I nagh, Max M. Fisher. Nate Sha-
Calls for Withdrawal by Israel
Business
Brevities
ficial organ, the Observer, assailed
alleged
Israel last October
for ""
justice" toward the Arabs, said at
the time that it hopes to arrange
a meeting with representatives of
the Jewish and Arab communities
in Toronto to discuss the Middle'
East problem. Such a meeting, it
said, was approved by the church's
general council comprised of 57
lay and clerical leaders from all
parts of Canada.
Dr. Ernest Long, secretary of
the council, said: "We are very
anxious to create good will be-
tween the Jewish and Christian
people and the Arab and Chris-
tian people because there are so
many explosive issues."
In a prepared press release, the
council warned "If the Arabs con-
tinue to refuse to recognize Israel,
and if Israel continues to occupy
the lands she took, to obstruct the
return of the homeless, to insist on
meeting directly with the Arabs
without United Nations assistance
and to declare Jerusalem is not ne-
gotiable, there will be war again
in the Middle East, and 500,000 dis-
placed persons will be condemned
to exist on the meager subsistence
of the world's charity, without
homes and without hope." The
council urged "recognition of the
state of Israel by Egypt" and
called for an Israeli withdrawal
from territories she occupied in
the June war with "minor boun-
dary adjustments," Israeli p e r-
mission for all displaced Arabs to
return to their homes and Arab-
Israeli talks under United Nations
auspices "to arrange a settlement
that would include reparations for
compensation for Arab refugees."
The United Church of Canada is
a 43-year-old merger of Methodists,
Congregationalists and a section of
Presbyterians. The anti-Israel ar-
ticle carried by its house organ
last October was written by the
editor, Rev. A. C. Forrest, who
has since been giving anti-Israel,
pro-Arab lectures.
NORMAN LUBOFF brings his
famous choir to Masonic Audi-
torium, 2:20 p.m., Sunday.
pero, Louis Berry, Dr. William R.
Keast of Wayne State University,
UAW Vice President Leonard
Woodcock, Henry Ford II, Joseph
L. Hudson Jr. and James Roche of
ing in other fields."
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