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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Norris Compiles Personal History
Volume on Amity Award Winners
Interfaith Group Presses
for U.S. Airlift to Biafra
A personal history of emerging
human relations in Detroit, as seen
through the eyes of 21 recipients
of the Amity Award of the Detroit
Women's Division of American
Jewish Congress, is being compiled
under the direction of Dr. Harold
Norris, according to Mrs. Albert
Silber, president of the local worn-
en's organization.
Drawing upon such hitherto un-
published material as acceptance
speeches by Amity conferees,
award citations, resolutions by
state and local legislative and ad-
ministrative bodies, and other
memorabilia, the book, according
to Dr. Norris, will appropriately
reflect the meaning of the award
as it is understood by those who
seek to implement the ideals for
which it stands.
Amity recipients have included,
in addition to Dr. Norris, the Right
Reverend Richard S. Emrich.
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of
Michigan; Msgr. Clement H. Kern;
Rabbi Leon Fram; United States
Circuit Judges Wade H. McCree,
Jr., and George C. Edwards; Sena-
tor Philip A. Hart; Mayor Jerome
P. Cavanagh; William T. Gossett,
president of the American Bar As-
sociation; John C. Dancy, retired
director of the Detroit Ur b an
League; and the noted poet, Edgar
Guest.
Two years ago. Jackie Vaughan
III, representative from the 23rd
district of Wayne, used the occa-
"An immediate
WASHINGTON
massive air supply of foodstuffs
and medicine to the stricken areas
of Biafra," the breakaway eastern
province of Nigeria, where starva-
tion and disease are rampant, was
urged on the State Department
Tuesday by the Ad Hoc Interfaith
Committee for Biafran Relief.
Representatives of the commit-
tee, comprised of the country's
leading religious, interracial and
humanitarian agencies, called on
Secretary of State Dean Rusk Tues-
day to discuss steps -to alleviate
the suffering of B i a f r an s. The
spokesman for the committee was
Morris B. Abram, president of the
American Jewish Committee.
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
sion of the award to introduce a
joint resolution into the House of
Representatives in tribute to Dr.
Norris, the 20th Amity conferee,
and to the Detroit Women's Divi-
sion for making the presentation.
"We believe this collection in the
form of a reader will be of service
to the people of Michigan," com-
mented Mrs. Robert. Rosenbush,
chairman of the Amity Award com-
mittee, "for the award has recog-
nized the deeds of many individu-
als who have worked to improve
conditions for all of Michigan's
citizens."
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Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WWJ
Feature: "Bulls of Bashan, Ced-
ars of Lebanon," eighth in a series
of dialogues on the Bible as Pro-
fessor Mark van Doren and author-
lecturer Maurice Samuel discuss
the vengeful Amalekites and Gil-
ead, where Jacob wrestled with the
Angel. The cedars of Lebanon
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Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
Station: WXYZ
Feature: "On Summer Read-
Last week's death and subsequent ing," a program featuring an ad-
freezing of 24-year-old Steven Man- dress by Rabbi David J. Seligson,
dell in New York marks the sev- spiritual leader of Central Syna-
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COMMUNITY CURRENTS
Funeral services were conducted
by Rabbi Bernard Rubenstein of
Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday
Long Island.
Station WJBK
Robert C. W. Ettinger of Strat-
Feature: The series on "Religious
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the Cryonics Society of Michigan as Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler,
and author of "The Prospect of recently named vice president of
Immortality," which first proposed the Union of American Hebrew
the freezing of bodies for later Congregations, discusses "Why We
"thawing," appeared on the Johnny Need Adult Jewish Education" with
Carson Show Wednesday to dis- Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Is-
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HEAR OUR VOICE
metropolitan a r e a, are holding
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday
meetings on a regular basis. For
Station: WCAR
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F e a t u r e: Continuation of the
2619 or 398-0762.
series on "Yiddish in Song." "Shul-
amith," Abraham Goldfaden's op-
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era will be heard with Raymond
FOLK BALLET, the company of Smolover,
cantor and opera singer,
100 singers, dancers and musicians and Fraidele Lipschitz, a lyric so-
which pr ompted a series of prano, and discussed by Cantor
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of Temple Israel.
ics on their first tour of the United Harold Orbach
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IN CONTACT
the Masonic Auditorium Concert
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday
Series Oct. 25, it was announced
Station: WJR
today by C. W. Van Lopik, general
Feature: "The Family in So-
manager of Detroit's Masonic Aud-
ciety" continues with "Changing
itorium.
Patterns of Sexual Behavior," Mrs.
Ivor Echols of Merrill Palmer In-
stitute and Donald Wright, direc-
tor of counseling at the Young
Leave Everything to Us
Men's Christian Association of Met-
ropolitan Detroit, talk with Hal
Youngblood of WJR about the
changing attitudes and mores on
sex as they relate to family life.
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Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday
Station: Channel 2
Feature: "Liturgical Arts" will
be featured as part of the series
on "Jewish' Creativity," with Can-
tor Louis Klein of Bnai Moshe Syn-
agogue discussing the subject and
presenting his Bnai Moshe Choral
Ensemble. Cantor Harold Orbach
interviews. The ensemble is con-
WYN and HAROLD LANDIS
ducted by Daniel Braude and ac-
companied by Doreen Raskin.
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LUBAVITCH JEWISH HOUR
Time: 8 a.m. Sunday
Phone
Station: WKNR
Feature: "Rabbi Levi Yitschak
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• ELEGANCE
highlights the life of a great man
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on the occasion of his yarzeit. Also
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