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At an organizational luncheon for the annual dinner of the
Weizmann Institute of Science, held at the Pierre Hotel in New
York, teams were mobilized to arrange participation for the event
at the Americana, New York, Nov. 19. Shown at the luncheon (from
left) are Harry Levine, treasurer, American Committee of the Weiz-
mann Institute of Science; Robert I. - Wishnick, chairman of the
dinner committee; Dewey D. Stone, chairman of the institute's board
of governors; and Abraham .Feinberg, president, American Commit-
tee for the Weizmann Institute of Science.
Noted Orthodox Rabbi Calls Vietnam
`Immoral War;' Urges Draft Change
NEW YORK (JTA)—A leading
Orthodox rabbi and educator has
called for an amendment to the
draft law to allow for selective
conscientious objection because he
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moral, a stand in contradiction
with that of major American
Orthodox groups.
Rabbi Aaron Soloveitchik, dean
of the Hebrew Theological -College
of Skokie, Ill., told the national
convention of Yavneh, the Ortho-
dox Jewish students association,
that "It is immoral tliat the United
States government will recognize
objections only if expressed as un-
qualified opposition to all wars."
He told the 300 college students
that while traditional Judaism
teaches that participation in
"just wars"—such as wars of
self-defense—is a religious obli-
gation, it also considers partici-
pation in "unjust wars" as "im-
moral and barbarous."
Rabbi Soloveitchik's address Was
study
seminar on the Jewish position on
war. The rabbinical scholar also
told the students that statements
of national Orthodox groups not-
withstanding. American participa-
tion in the Vietnam war was im-
moral.
Rabbi Soloveitchik condemned
draft evasion and affirmed the
right of any soldier to defend him-
self on the field of battle, but he
declared that no soldier in Viet- ,
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,Newsweek magazine this week
stated: "Romania and Yugoslavia
are buying Russian-made tanks
and spare parts from Israeli war
booty captured during the 1967
Mideast war. The USSR restricted
its own military sales to Roma-
nia and Yugoslavia when the two
countries began to pursue inde-
pendent courses. The purchases
are being used to replace ,worn-
out Soviet equipment. The Rus-
sians have expressed their dis-
pleasure with the purchases from
Israel."
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nam may participate in missions
likely to result in injury or death
to civilians, such as indiscriminate
bombing of civilian areas.
Baltimore Council Denies
Agnew's Popularity Loss
BALTIMORE (JTA)—The Balti-
more Jewish Council said a report
published by the Jewish Telegra-
phic- Agency on the relations be-
tween the Jewish community in
t Maryland and Gov. Spiro T. Ag-
new, the Republican vice presi-
dential candidate, was incorrect.
A JTA report had stated that Gov.
Agnew's popularity with the Jew-
ish and other minority groups had
dwindled as a result of his stand
on civil rights and welfare pro-
grams.
The Baltiinore Council said that,
while maintaining neutrality in all
political matters, it "feels im-
pelled to speak out in the interest
of fair play in order to set the
record straight." The Council told
JTA that it "is completely un-
aware of any evidence indicating
a change in the attitude of Jews
toward Gov. Agnew." Its state-
ment said the Council "is aware
of the records of the candidates
for the offices of president and
vice president of the United States
in both major parties and it states
unequivocally that none of them
is unsympathetic to Jewish
causes."
The one with money in his- hand
has the stronger hand.—Baba Met-
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