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WZ Congress General Zionist Delegation Listed; Neumann Is Proposed

NEW YORK (ZINS) — The dele-
gation representing the World
Union of General Zionists at the
27th Zionist Congress number 95,
and they will constitute the second
largest group at the Congress, ac-
cording to the Head Office here.
The delegates country-wise is re-
ported to be as follows: United
States — 38; Israel — 31; Argen-
tina — 5; Australia — 3; France —
2; Brazil — 2; Mexico — 2; Peru —
1; Austria — 1; West Germany —
1; Denmark — 1; Switzerland — 1;
New Zealand — 1; Rhodesia — 1;
Chile — 2; Bolivia — 1; Uruguay —
1; Venezuela — 1; Belgium — 1;
World List — 1. The delegates will
also participate in the World Con-
ference of General Zionists, which
convenes June 5, in Tel Aviv.
The American delegation will in-
clude Philip Slomovitz of Detroit.
One of the oldest and most promi-
nent leaders of Labor Zionism,
Baruch Zuckerman, has urged the
world Zionist movement to endorse
the candidacy of Dr. Emanuel Neu-
mann for the presidency of the
World Zionist Organization, in an
article devoted to the "27th Zionist

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Congress," published in the weekly
"Yiddisher Kemfer" of May 10.
Expressing the hope that Dr.
Nahum Goldmann's explicit state-
ment that he no longer aspired to
that high office, would remain in
force, Zuckerman writes:"... Rela-
tive to this issue I deem it neces-
sary to caution the leaders of my
own World Labor Zionist Party in
Israel and abroad, not to seek
presidential can lidates among our
own ranks. I will not consider even
the question whether or not there
is such a competent person among
us. There is no reason why the
established tradition of electing a
General Zionist to that top post
should be disrupted at this time
. . . That tradition" — Zucker-
man continued — "is noteworthy
insofar as it includes some of the
most illustrious figures in Zionist
history for the past 70 years. The

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to The Jewish News)

UNITED NATIONS—The govern-
ment of Lebanon assured the Se-
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taken and is taking all necessary
measures within its territory to
prevent incidents on its southern
borders as well as infiltration
across its borders."
A letter from Souheil Chammas,
Lebanon's charge d'affaires here,
to Lord Caradon of Britain, this
month's president of the Security
Council, made that assertion in the
course of charging again that Is-
rael was responsible for shelling
a Lebanese village near the Israeli

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Rights and Wrongs In
The Arab-Israeli Conflict

Lebanon Insists It Is Doing All It Can
to Prevent Incidents at Its Borders

ISRAEL'S VICTORY
IS YOUR VICTORY, TOO!

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Serlin, vice-chairman of the
first president of a Zionist Organi- president of the World Zionist Or-Yosef
zation was the founder of the world ganization was also proposed by Knesset.
movement, Dr. Theodor Herzl, fol-
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lowed in succession by David Wolf- 14—Friday, May 31, 1968
son, Otto Warburg, Chaim Weiz-
mann, Nahum Sokoloff • . . Why
not continue this impressive
order?"
Zuckerman went on to say "For-
tunately there is an equally emi-
nent person whose election would
preserve the continuity of that tra-
dition. He is highly qualified to
fulfill the obligations which the
presidency would impose upon him.
My candidate is the dynamic,
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thoughtful, and most important
leader of General Zionism, Dr.
Emanuel Neumann. If our labor
A Middle East View Stripped of Prejudice and
Zionists would rally to his support,
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he could easily win by a unanimous
vote. His selection would bring new
prestige to the Congress . . ."
, Dr. Neumann's nomination for

border, allegedly causing several
casualties.
According to Chammas, Israel
has not submitted proof of its
claim that it was retaliating for
shelling from Lebanon because Is-
rael has "unilaterally revoked the
Israeli-Lebanese armistice agree-
ment of 1949, thus paralyzing the
work of the Israel-Lebanon Mixed
Armistice Commission."
According to Lebanon, Israel at-
tacked Lebanon as part of an al-
leged drive to accomplish its "ex-
pansionist aims." The Lebanese
letter did not call for a meeting
of the Security Council on the
issue.
The Egyptian and Israeli ambas-
sadors - Monday conferred sep-
arately with Jarring. As far as
was known, these conferences were
the first to have taken place here
since Jarring came to UN head-
quarters last week to continue the
mission which he had carried on
through more than 42 separate vis-
its to the capitals of Israel, Egypt
and Jordan. None of the parties
involved would make any state-
ments about-the substance of their
talks. The UN secretariat did not
even announce the fact that the
talks had been held.
(Israel Ambassador Yitzhak Ra-
bin left Washington Monday for
remain in Israel for about 10 days,
consultations in Israel. He will
an Embassy spokesman said.)

Jewish Press Hailed
by Klutznick at Parley;
Rosenberg Re-Elected

CHICAGO (JTA) — Philip M.
Klutznick, former international
president of Bnai Brith, told edi-
tors and publishers attending the
25th national convention here of
the American Jewish Press Asso-
ciation that "the Jewish press is
the Only hope for reaching and
educating vast numbers of Amer-
ican Jews who are today abysmal-
ly ignorant about their own com-
munity as well as Israel."
Klutznick urged the editors to
be more "probing" and to speak
out courageously on the problems
affecting American Jewry. The
Chicago Jewish leader warned that
"ignorance of our present - day
American Jewish community can
destroy it even if we master all of
our past history contained in the
Bible."
Adolph Rosenberg, editor and
publisher of the Southern Israelite
of Atlanta, Ga., was re-elected
president; James Wisch of the
Texas Jewish Post, Jules D. Miller,
Philadelphia Jewish Exponent, and
Joseph J. Cummons, Los Angeles
Bnai Brith Messenger, vice presi-
dents; Albert W. Blum, Pittsburgh
Jewish Chronicle, secretary; and
Milton Firestone, Kansas City Jew-
ish Chronicle. treasurer.

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Progress and Reaction in the Middle East

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