THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, July 26, 1961
John Forsyth Seeks
District 12 Nomination
Sidney Spitz Eyes
Supervisor Term
Wayne County Supervisor Sid-
ney Spitz now serving his second
term, announced that he will seek
the Democratic nomination for
Wayne County supervisor in the
new District 10 including all of
Highland Park and part of Detroit.
Spitz will be opposed in the
Shepherd Runs
for Supervisor
John B. Forsyth of Lancashire
Ave. has announced his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination of
Wayne County Supervisor, Dis-
trict 12.
Forsyth has served on the
County Board of Supervisors since
his appointment in April 1966. He
was chairman of the supervisors
social welfare committee and
member of the supervisor's health
and economic opportunity commit-
tees.
He served as secretary on the
Interfaith Action Council and is
director of missions division on
the Detroit Council of Churches.
He was a minister at Bushnell
Congregational C h u r c h for
17 years.
James Saperstein
After Judgeship
.
SIDNEY SPITZ
primary by more than 25 candi-
dates, mostly newcomers to county
government.
Spitz, who is married, lives at
18215 Warrington and is a 51-year
resident of the Detroit ata. He at-
tended Wayne State University
and the University of Detroit.
Active in business, civic and
community affairs, Spitz is serving
• as vice chairman of the port com-
mittee, also on the roads and
bridges, human relations,taxation
and apportionment committees.
Strict Gun Control
Urged by Eisendrath
Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath,
president of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, urged Con-
gress to take prompt and strong
action on guii control legislation
which will _require registration of
guns, licensing of owners, and
banning of inter-state purchase of
arms. "Rarely has the will of the
people for sanity been more mani-
fest," he said, "and rarely has that
will been so cravenly and obtusely
ignored." Rabbi Eisendrath is a
member of the Emergency Corn-
mittee for Gun Control headed by
Col. John Glenn.
In a message to congregations
which comprise the UAHC, the
Reform Jewish official urged edu-
cation and action programs which
would continue if necessary even
beyond this Congressional session,
and beyond this year, until "truly
effective and rational measures
are taken to put a brake on our
mad traffic in firearms."
James H. Saperstein is a can-
didate for the new post of district
judge of Southfield, Southfield
Township and Lathrup Village.
Born in New York 62 years ago,
he has lived in the metropolitan
Detroit area for the past 60 years.
He resides at
27325 Greenfield,
Southfield.
practicing
A
attorney for 40
year s, Saper-
stein said the
lower-level court,
"dealing with the
problems of
masses of people
who will never
attend a higher
Saperstein
court," must
maintain "the highest standards
of dignity, decorum and profici-
ency. Litigants must be assured
of their fair day in court."
Saperstein and his wife, the
former Kathryn Dickman, have
two children and two grandchil-
dren.
Saperstein is master of the De-
troit Tent. Circus Saints and Sin-
ners of America, and a member
of Brandeis Lodge, Bnai Brith.
He is a- graduate of the Detroit
College of Law.
Stephen Taylor Candidate
for Wayne Prosecutor
-r.
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UJA. Young Leaders Give
Harman Memento of U.S.
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The
United Jewish Appeal Young
Leadership Mission in Israel pre-
sented Hebrew University Presi-
dent Avraham Harman with two
picture albums recalling his ten-
ure as Israel ambassador_ to the
United States.
Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman,
UJA executive vice chairman,
made the presentation to Harman
in a brief ceremony after the 88-
member group was introduced to
the former ambassador -by Dr.
George Lerner of Akron, Ohio.
ROSS_
Libyan
Is Reproached
for Injecting M.E. Conflict
Into UNESCO. Forum
Attorney Steven I. Victor, 41,
has announced his candidacy for
district judge in Oakland County.
Victor, a practicing lawyer more
than 17 years, is a candidate in
District 48, comprised of Birming-
ham, Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield
Township, West Bloomfield Town-
ship, Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake
and Sylvan Lake.
An arbitrator appointed by the
American Arbi-
iration Associa-
tion, he h a s
practiced a 1l
types of - law
which will come
within the juris-
diction of . t h e
newly - establish-
ed District Court.
A 1950 graduate
Victor of Wayne State
University College of Law, Victor
is a member of the Michigan and
Detroit bar associations and has
been admitted to practice before
the U.S. Supreme Court.
Victor, Air Force veteran of
World War II, lives with his wife
Arlene and their three children at
1574 Lone Pine Rd., Bloomfield
Township. He is a trustee of Cong.
Ahavas Achim.
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The 1967 Niger Award for Yid-
dish literature was awarded to
the poet AARON ZEITLIN of
New York, for his book "Lider
Fun Churban .Und Leider Fon
Gloiben." The award, which car-
ries a $500 cash prize, was unani-
mously voted by a jury of the
Argentine Culture Congress. Zeit-
lin is a contributor to the Day-
Jewish Journal, Yiddish daily.
GENEVA (JTA)—Israel has re-
buked Libya for introducing the
Middle East conflict into delibera-
tions of the United Nations Eco-
nomic and Social Council (ECO-
SOC) on international economic
and social policies.
Wahbi L-Bouri, the Libyan rep-
rese-ntative, contended that+ eco-
nomic progress had been jeopard-
ized in several Arab countries by
"Israel aggression" which he •said,
not only caused material damage
and created a refugee problem
but forced the diversion of much
needed funds into armaments.
Miss H. Hareli, of Israel, speak-
ing as an observer and exercising
the right of reply said that the
proper forums for discussing the
Middle East problem were the
General Assembly and the Secur-
ity Council, not UNESCO. War al-
ways is bound to bring distress,
she said, adding that it was not
Israel but the Arab countries that
were the aggressors in the Middle
East.
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John H. Shepherd, 20097 Hey-
den, is a Democratic candidate for
the Wayne County Board of Super-
viSors in the 12th Supervisor Dis-
trict.
A practicing attorney, he is a
Fulbright scholar and has taught
American government, constitu-
tion a 1 law at
Wayne State
University. He is
a former assist-
ant U.S. attorney
and in 1966 was
appointed by
torney - General
Frank J. Kelley
to serve as a
special assistant
Shepherd attorney general
in charge of prosecuting Wayne
County Grand Jury cases.
Shepherd is a member of the
executive committee and the com-
munity relations committee of the
Jewish Community Council, a mem-
ber of Temple Israel, a founder of
Project Equality of Michigan and
a member of the executive board
of the 17th Congressional District,
Democratic Party organization..
His interest in education was
evidenced by a suit against the
board of education when the board
tried to put children on half days.
Shepherd, 33, is married to the
former Sandy Schechter and has
two sons.
Stephen M. Taylor, attorney
with the firm of Losh, Losh and
Taylor, has announced his candi-
dacy for prosecutot of Wayne
County.
Taylor, 28, of 825 Whitmore,
has practiced in a number of
courts in Wayne County. He is • a
graduate of the University of
Michigan where- he majored in
political science and received his
law degree from Wayne State
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LOS ANGELES (JTA)—A 1,300-
bed medical center will be built
at the present site here of the
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, ac-
cording to an announcement by
Steve Broidy, president of the
institution. He said the new medi-
cal center would be fully comput-
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