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Jewish Voting Support for Lindsay
on Wane? Liberal Party Thinks So
Israel's Foreign Minister Abba
Eban stated in the Kmsset last
NEW YORK (JTA)—John V.
week that the proposal for an im-
Lindsay, who was elected mayor
posed solution of the Middle East
of New York city four years ago
problem attributed to President-
with the help of Jewish voters who
elect Nixon's nominee as U.S. am-
rejected Abraham Beame, his
bassador to the United Nations,
Democratic Jewish opponent, ap-
Charles W. Yost, is "utterly at
pears to have lost much Jewish
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support for a re-election bid be-
cause of his handling of such prob-
lems as those stemming from pub-
lic school decentralization pro-
posals.
The mayor has not formally an-
nounced plans to seek another
four-year term, but has made sev-
eral moves toward re-election. Of-
ficials of the Liberal party, which
claims its votes provided Lindsay
with his margin of victory in 1965,
said Dec. 24 that disenchantment
of many Jewish middle-class vot-
ers with the mayor was a factor
in the Liberal Party's current
stance of noncommitment to sup-
port a Lindsay second term bid.
David Dubinsky, Liberal party
vice-chairman, said he had "mixed
feelings" about Lindsay's record
CHARLES W. YOST
as mayor. Dr. Donald S. Harring-
variance with what representatives ton, Liberal Party chairman, pre-
dicted
that the party would "do
of the U.S. have been telling Is-
rael." Eban's statement was made a lot of soul-searching" on the
next mayoral election.
in reply to a question by the Hao-
Ben Davidson, the party's ex-
lam Haze Knesset delegate Uri
ecutive director, noted that no
Afncri.
one knew yet who the Demo-
John K. Cooley, in a report
cratic candidate would be and
from Beirut to the Christian Sci-
added
that his party "has no
ence Monitor, stated as follows in
commitment." But Deputy May-
relation to Yost and the newly-
or
Timothy
W. Costello, former
developing Middle East crisis:
Liberal Party chairman, said he
"The Russians as well as some
expected the party to support
Israeli leaders have displayed anx-
Lindsay "if he runs in 1969."
iety about prospects for renewal
A party official asserted that
of Washington-Cairo diplomatic re-
lations following the Scranton mis- the chief concern of the party lea-
dership
was to hold its votes,
sion.
which are 85 per cent Jewish mid-
- Soviet sources have been telling
Arab and Western contacts not to dle-class liberal, many of them
expect that President-elect Nixon public school teachers or voters
will truly show more consideration with school teachers in their fam-
for Arab views and Arab interests. ilies.
Jewish hostility toward the
Arabs expect the Soviets to do
everything they can to block any mayor developed during the recent
return of vanished American in- strike by the United Federation
of Teachers, which is heavily Jew -
fluence in the Arab capitals.
"At about the time that Cairo re- ish in membership, because the
ceived its 48-hour notice of Mr. mayor has backed thorough decen-
Gromyko's visit, the official United tralization.
However. Dr. Harrington argued
Arab Republic spokesman com-
mented favorably on the choice of that the middle-class Jewish group
Charles W. Yost, President-elect might be "out of sympathy" with
Nixon's new ambassador to the some aspects of Mayor Lindsay's
United Nations. He called Mr. policies but that it was "too ear-
ly" to say that the teachers strike
Yost "an extremely able man."
"Mr. Yost formed a personal had permanently damage&,‘Lind-
friendship with the UAR spokes- say with Jewish voters. Lindtay
man. Mohammed Hassan al Zayat, in recent months, apparently con-
in the early 1960's when Mr. Zayat cerned about his declining popti-
was a member of the UAR's UN larity with Jewish voters, had
delegation. Mr. Yost is also a per- made a series of visits to syna-
sona! fri-nd of UAR Foreign goizues and walking tours of Jew-
ish neighborhoods.
Altni'
Rizid.
"Mr. Yost's previous service as
The issue also was raised in the
a mbassador to Syria and Morocco first statement of opposition by a
as well as his missions for Presi- Jewish group to community con-
dent Johnson to Egypt before and trol of New York city schools. Da-
after the June 1967 war appear vid A. Schulte, chairman of the
to have won the confidence of New York board of the Anti-De-
famation League of Bnai Brith,
many Arab leaders."
declared the ADL's support for
school decentralization but said
Madrid Gets First Rabbi
the agency was opposed to "com-
Since the 15th Century
munity control that would place
MADRID — Prof. Benito Garzon the whims and wishes of a local-
Serfaty, who has been appointed ity" over the authority of the city
rabbi of the Jewish community in and state.
Madrid, is the first to hold the post
Schulte testified at a hearing
since the 15th century. He is di-
of the city's human rights corn-
rectly descended from a Sephardic
family established at Tetuan.
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to try to keep the schools from
being controlled by extremist
groups—white, black or Jewish."
In another development, the
United Parents Association urged
the board of education to change
the times it has scheduled for pub-
lic hearings in the five boroughs
on its decentralization proposal.
The UPA gave as one reason the
fact that it considered it an "af-
front" to the Jewish community
in Brooklyn that the hearing in
that borough was scheduled for
after 4 p.m. on a Friday.
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