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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Flint News

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Will Maslow, Expert on Civil Rights,
to Speak From Forum '69 Rostrum

The executive director of the
American Jewish Congress, Will
Maslow, will discuss "Negro-Jew-
ish Relations" as the next lecture
in the Forum '69 series 8:30 p.m.
Jan. 26 at Temple Beth El.
The series is sponsored by the

WILL MASLOW

Flint Jewish Community Council
cultural committee.
Maslow recently was in Rome to
address the World Jewish Congress
on the subject of his Jan. 26 talk.
An expert on the legislative
process, he has testified more
than 20 times before Congres-
sional committees, drafted many
bills which are now law and writ-

karami Forms
Anti-Israel Gov't.

BEIRUT — Rashid Karami sue-
ce , 41 d Thursday morning in form-
ing a 16-man coalition cabinet,
re!,ros-ntative of the spectrum of
non's religious and political
struct•ire — Christian, Moslem,
r.g',1 and left.
The prime minister - designate
sucee - d-d Premier Abdullah Yafi,
who re igned under criticism for
the (Ann , to defend Beirut airport
against the Israeli reprisal raid
De:. 28. Karami is a hard-liner
al.:aio,t Israel and apparently
•d an agreement with feuding
political faction; who had vowed
no: to participate in any new
govern ment.
In Jerusalem, Tuesday. Israel
Pi ime Minister Levi Eshkol warn-
ed Leb::non that it was "making a
great error - if it believed it "can
::Pow (hoc's to prevail on the Is-
rael border because it enjoys the
protection of others who may be
stronger." A spokesman for
.Charl- , de Gaulle issued a state-
ni‘.‘n. in Paris saying that France
would sta"d by Lebanon if its ex-
l-t.•ice were threatened.

ten frequently for the law re-
views of leading American law

schools.

He is a member of the World
Jewish Congress executive commit-
tee and a member of the national
board of directors of the American i
Civil Liberties Union.
1
On the political science faculties
of the New School for Social Re-
search and the College of the City
of New York, Maslow teaches
courses there on civil rights and
civil liberties. He has worked as a
reporter for the New York Times,
acted as counsel for the New York
City Department of Investigation
during the first LaGuardia admin-
istration, served as trial attorney
and hearing commissioner for the
National Labor Relations Board
and was director of operations of
President Roosevelt's Committee
on Fair Employment Practices.
A graduate of Cornell University
(Phi Beta Kappa) and the Colum-
bia University Law School, Maslow
is a member of the New York and
U.S. Supreme Court bars.

Community
Calendar

Dr. Arnold Schaffer, chairman of rael," a one-week fact-finding flight visits to key trouble areas, authori-
the cultural committee of the Flint to Israel organized by the United tative briefings, meetings with Is-
Jewish Community Council, an- Jewish Appeal. It is one of many raeli government and Jewish
nounced there are only a few tick- flights aimed at providing lay Agency leaders and inspectors of
ets left for the Feb. 9 performance leaders and professional staff the immigrant absorption, housing,
of the Israel Chamber Orchestra at members of Jewish community or- education, health and welfare pro-
Whiting Auditorium.
ganizations throughout the United grams made possible by funds
Members of the community who States with a first-hand briefing on raised by the UJA.
have not yet bought their season the continuing emergency situation
tickets to the Forum '69 cultural in Israel.
The March of Dimes cautions
series are asked to mail their
The delegation includes Joseph against unnecessary expOsure to
checks in to the Council office, 912 Megdell, president of the Flint X-rays before or during pregnancy.
Sill Building.
Jewish Community Council, Rabbi

William Greenebaum II, Dr. Jack
Stanzler, Max Harris, Murray
Moss, Flint UJA Campaign Chair-
man, Michael Pelavin, Albert Katz,
Frank Polasky, Dr. Stanley Kaller,
Nate Schafer, Dave Hourvitz and
Rabbi William A. Greenebaum Hy Bergman.

Rabbi Greenebaum
Heads Flint Human
Relations Commission

II, of Temple Beth El has been
appointed chairman of the Flint
Human Relations Commission by
Mayor Donald R. Cronin.
He succeeds Flint builder Leo M.
Slosberg, who resigned Jan. 1 be-
cause of poor health.

Grand Rapids
News Notes

Jan. 17—Silverstein Bar Mitzva,
Temple Emanuel
19—USY
—Temple Youth
21—Ahavas Israel Sisterhood
Tora Fund Luncheon
22—Women's Bnai Brith
Board
24—Jourden Bat Mitzva

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Levin of
Indianapolis announce the engage-
Jan. 18—Temple Beth El Sisterhood
ment of their daughter Marlene to
Tora Convocation, 10 a.m.- David Rappaport, son of Mr. and
3 p.m.
Mrs. Seymour Rappaport.
Bnai Brith Calcutta, 7
p.m., Willowood
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Silverstein
19—Temple Beth El Brother-
announce the Bar Mitzva of their
hood Breakfast, 10 a.m.
son Michael 8:15 p.m. today at
20—City of Hope Open Board
Temple Emanuel.
Meeting, 8:30 p.m., home
of Mrs. Aron Newfield
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron D. Hymes
21—Bnai Brith Women Meet-
of Breton Rd. SE announce the
ing, 12:30 p.m. at Sloan
marriage of their daughter Susan
Museum
Ellen to Daniel E. Jenkins, son of
Joint Sisterhood Study
Mrs. Frank Klott of Cedar St. NE
Group, 9:30 a.m. at Tem-
and Willis Jenkins of Jenison.
ple Beth El
Rabbi Frederick A. Eisenberg of-
Joint Adult Education, 8
ficiated at the wedding in the
p.m. at Cong. Beth Israel
home of the bride's parents.
22—Hadassah Meeting, 12:30
*
p.m. at Cong. Beth Israel
23—Beth Israel PTA Meeting,
8:30 p.m.

Temple Beth El Brotherhood will
hold a breakfast 10 a.m. Sunday.
The program will feature Rabbi
Riveam W. Slavkin, Jackson rabbi
I and chaplain at Southern Michigan
prison, who will relate his experi-
ences. Nominal admission at the
door.
* *
Bnai Brith Women will meet at
the Sloan Museum 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day. They will tour the building
with Dr. Roger Van Bolt, after
which dessert will be served.
a *
Beth Israel PTA will meet 8:30'
p.m. Thursday. The program
planned by Mrs. Gerald Schreiber,
with Mrs. Hillel Millgram's assist-
Medical Scientist Gets
ance, will be a panel discussion,
"Judaism and the Generation
$467,734 Ford Grant
Gap." Parents of children of vari-
NEW YORK (JTA)—A grant of
5467.734 has been made by the ous ages will discuss childhood ex-
Ford Foundation to Dr. Gerald periences with community and Ju-
daism. A coffee hour will follow.
Oster of the Mount Sinai School of
Medicine as one of 28 grants to-
taling $10,000,000 for family plan- Herman Kaplan, 60;
ning in slum areas and research Worked for Employment
in contraception and reproduction.
Security Commission
Dr. Oster will use the funds in his
Herman Kaplan, 60, an employe
effort to develop a procedure by
of the Michigan Employment Se-
which a woman will be able, by
curity Commission for the past 25
depositing her saliva on specially
I years, died Sunday.
treated paper, to determine if she
Mr. Kaplan, 3701 Penbrook Ln.,
is in her fertile period. This in- had been a Flint area resident for
formation is essential to women
the past 53 years. He was a native
who use the rhythm method of
of Scranton, Pa.
birth control.
He worked as a labor analyst

Health Career Awards are offer-
ed by many March of Dimes chap-
ters as "starter incentives" for
careers in medicine, physical ther-
apy, nursing, medical social work
and occuptional threapy.

Israel Chamber Orchestra Flint Fact Finders to Spe lid 'Week's Study in Israel
Participants in each Operation
T w elv e Flint residents will
Next in Culture Series
leave Sunday on "Operation Is- Israel flight face a schedule of

for the employment commission.
He was a member of Cong. Beth
Israel and the Flint Elks Lodge.
He leaves his wife, Lillian; a
sister, Mrs. Marvin Seigel of Oak
Park; and two brothers, Gilbert
and Lawrence.

Bar Mttzva

Barry Wax, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Wax, will be called - to the
Tora as Bar Mitzva Jan. 25 at
Cong. Beth Israel.

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Australian Rabbi
Next Speaker in
Spectrum Series

Grand Rapids' Jewish Cultural
Council will continue its Spectrum
'69 cultural and entertainment
series with a lecture by Rabbi
Ronald Lubofsky on "What Is Jew-
ish Identification?—A View From
Down Under," 8 p.m. Feb. 16 at
Temple Emanuel.
Rabbi Lubofsky, spiritual leader
of St. Kilda Hebrew Congregation
in Australia, appears frequently
on television in his country. He is
deeply involved in the Jewish day
school movement as vice president
of the board of governors of Mount
Scopus College, a Jewish day
school with 1,500 pupils.

London-born Dr. Lubofsky, 40,
was educated at Jews College
and London University, graduat-
ing with first class honors in
comparative Semitic languages.
He held ministerial positions in
London and Sydney before his
present position.
Other programs in the Spectrum

series will be a Yiddish folksong
evening with Ruth Rubin, March
16 at Ahavas Israel; and a dance
performance by Hadassah Badoch
and Company from Israel, April
20 at Emanuel.
For information on the series,
contact the Jewish Cultural Coun-
cil. 1010 Breton SE.
Members of the cultural com-
mittee are Sol Bach, Rabbi Joel
Chazin, Mrs. Philmore Dennen,
Rabbi Frederick Eisenberg, Abe
S. Ginsburg, Mrs. William Krug-
man, Sidney Mossman, Mrs. Leo-
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