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September 05, 1969 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1969-09-05

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Torczyner Re-Elected; Zionists
Unite for Expanded Activities

cContinued from Page 1)
maximum encouragement to
In the voting session, Tor- aliya of young American Jews
czynef, of New York, ran unop- and declared: "that in line with
posed as Rabbi I. Usher Kirsh- this encouragement of aliya the
blum, the only other avowed can- development of accommodations
didate, declined to run when his , at the Mollie Goodman Academic
name was put in nomination on the High School in Israel be accel-
convention floor. erated for maximum develop-
ment of its capacity." The school
At the final• . -
b
- 11
blum said that he would work for is sponsored and maintained by
the
ZOA,
Zionism and a united ZOA. At the

prepared for delivery at the open-
ing of the convention of the ZOA.
His speech was presumed to have
been cleared by the White House.
According to Rep. Ford, the
main objective of the Nixon ad-
ministration in the region is peace,
not only for the safety of the region
but "because the United States
does not want to become involved
in a major conflict in the Middle
U.S. Senator Harrison A. Wil- East or any other area. - For that
session, the small minority of
ZOA leaders who opopsed Torczy- liams, Jr. of N.J. at a convention reason, he said, the administration
ner also indicated they would work banquet honoring Major General has decided to continue bilateral
Arfiel Sharon of the Israeli Army talks with the Soviet Union. He
for a united ZOA.
In his acceptance speech be- and hero of the Six Day War de- said those talks have not broken

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four-day conclave Torczyner de- Middle East crisis must be cen- The Republican leader said the
dared that in "no organization tered on one basic premise—Is- ; first of 50 Phantom jet supersonic
in this country could such a dem- rael's right to life as a state. The ; fighter-bombers now on order for
ocratic contest take place and other issues, as important as they , Israel will be delivered in Sep-
still leave the organization united are, can be solved, perhaps they tember. lie disclosed that the
as was the case in the ZOA." Ile can even be negotiated. But life original Israeli order of 44 Sky-
pledged his efforts and that of itself. the continued integrity of hawk subsonic jets has been don-
his organiaztion to lead a battle the State of Israel must be non- bled to 88. Ford asserted that the
I Nixon administration was ful-
for a just and lasting peace in negotiable. -
The convention which took place filling its security commitments
the Middle East and a secure
to Israel. Ile cited the recent
during the hijacking of a TWA
Israel.





The son of a famous Zionist fans- Plane responded immediately with' graduation of "the first class of
liy, Torczyner is a member of the an urgent plea to UN Secretary Israeli Phantom pilots" trained
presidium of the World Zionist General U Thant from Torczyn.er by the U.S. Air Force. lie said
Actions Committee and has been a "to intervene forthwith with Da- Israeli mechanics were also
delegate to all post-war World mascus for the release of all pas- being trained here for mainte-

Zionist Congresses. sengers of the hijacked TWA plane nance of the highly sophisticated
Other officers elected at the con- irrespective of their nationality." aircraft.
Ford was critical of the Security
Later convention delegates pass-
vention, which drew vast crowds
in the Los Angeles area, were ed a resolution declaring that "this Council's unanimous condemnation
Herman L. Weisman of New York. is a situation which clearly affects of Israel's Aug. 11 air raid on guer-
chairman of the administrative the peace. There is no possible rilla bases in Lebanon.
board; Joseph W. Spector of Balti• legal or moral excuse or alibi for
more, chairman of the national the Secretary General to fail to THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 5, 1969 — S
executive committee; Jack Let- act or not to succeed in the per-
kowitz of New York, treasurer; formance of his duty. We hope he
— Bring In Ad
Leon Ilutovich of New York, na• will do so. If he does not the world
tional secretary; Dr. Emanuel will understand and the UN must
my
vok
Neumann of New York, chairman ratify any measures taken by Is-

ALL
AFTER-5
GOWNS

of the Jewish Agency-American rael for the upholding of interna-
Section as honorary president; tional law."
In a major address, Rita E.
Shoolem Ettinger of Indianopolis,
vice chairman of the administra- Hauser, U.S. Representative to the
Levinson
United
Nations Commission on
five board; Dr. Marcus
H
Rights, called on friends of
of Houston, Tex., vice chairman of Human
the executive committee; Joseph Israel to take effective steps to
R. Hamilton of Short Hills, N.J., counteract Arab propaganda lest

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associate treasurer, and Samuel it lose friends in the U.S.

M. Hyman of Pittsburgh, chair- A Republican Congressional lead-
er said "the Nixon administration
man of the finance committee.
Sounding the theme of the con• does not seek to impose peace in
vention, "Israel's Security—The the Middle, East but will spare no
Assurance of Jewish Survival," effort to help find the road to
'Torczyner said that at present , Peace." Representative Gerald R.
fsiael needs the Zionist move- Ford of Michigan, Republican
ment for two reasons: "In public minority leader in the House of
affairs because Israel is isolated Representatives, outlined the latest
in the UN and in aliya because views of the Nixon administration
it needs manpower. It is the on the Middle East in a speech
Zionist movement more than any
other Jewish organization which
responds instinctictively in times
of crisis and need for Israel."

In resolutions passed at the con-
vention, the ZOA called on the
U.S. to provide Israel with the
weapons it needs for its defense.
The resolution said: "We are hope.
ful that American statesmanship,
recognizing the importance of the
sovereign State of Israel for the
Western World, will not permit the
Soviet Union and its client states
to endanger the stability and the
future of the Middle East."

In another resolution the ZOA
convention "condemned the volun-
tary blindness of the UN to the
willful violations of the cease fire
by the Arab states and the parti-
sanship of the resolutions passed
by a biased Security Council."
To fight increased Arab propa-

ganda on the campus, the ZOA
resolved to embark on a program
of strenuous effort to keep the stu-
dents and faculty on local cam-

puses aware of all the facts in the
Middle East pertaining to the pos-
sibility of peace in the area.

Citing results of its work in aliya

the convention recommended the
establishment in Israel of a Kiryat
ZOA—a section of buildings to be
built near a major Israeli city. The

buildings would contain apartments
commercial premises for
American olim and temporary res-
idents.

.and

In declaring that the ZOA fully
supports aliya of all ages, the ,
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