26—Friday, December 19, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS,
MSU Professors for Peace
Organize Course on Israel,
Application to U.S. Woes
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Folk Chorus Gives
Iret1 Donald R.Estein Concert Sunday
OPEN SOON AT OUR
NEW LOCATION
Cantor Reuven Frankel will be
• guest soloist at the annual Mid-
winter Concert of the Jewish FOlk
Chorus 8:15 p.m. Sunday at the
Jewish Center.
Featured work will be the can-
tata, "My Glorious Brothers,"
based on a novel about the Mac-
cabees by Ho ward Fast. The
chorus, directed by Ilarvey Schreib-
man, also will sing a cycle of folk
songs in Yiddish, English and He-
: brew.
Tickets will be at the box office
the evening of the performance.
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American and British universi-
A newly formed chapter of
ties.
American Professors for Peace in
the Middle East. at Michigan State
'Although they reside abroad,"
University, has arranged a course said Prof. Kreinin, "these intel-
on "Israel — a Model for Social lectuals can he very influential in
Change" at the MSU Free Univer- bringing about change in the long
sity next quarter.
run. Arab history is replete with
'
This is only one aspect of activ- examples where expatriates ini-
ity on Israel's behalf that has been tiated progressive changes within
First love is a kind of vaccina-
reported on the MSU campus by the Arab world."
tion which saves a man from catch-
Prof. Mordechai Kreinin of the
Prof. Kreinin said this is the
ing the complaint a second time.
economics department. He said a view of Arab intellectuals with
—Honore de Balzac.
new student group, Kadima—Stu- which he has discussed the pros-
dents for Israel, has been formed pects for peace in the Middle East.
MISS MARJORY WINKELMAN
and hopes to get Hebrew into the
They pointed out, he said, that
MSU curriculum.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Winkelman
there are three groups in the Arab
Prof. Kreinin, who organized world: the government, the elite of Canterbury Ave. announce the
the American Professors chapter,
and the masses. "The last group is engagement of their daughter Mar-
said there are more than 30 fac- separated from the first two eco- jory Beth to Donald R. Epstein,
nomically, ideologically and cul- son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ep-
ulty members in the group, a
number of whom will lecture in turally. It does not count in the stein of Lake Hills Dr., Franklin.
the Free University courses, formation of policy — regional or
The bride-to-be attended the Uni-
starting Jan. 15.
otherwise.
versity of California at Berkeley
"The Middle East conflict has to and is a senior at the University
Pointing out that "Israel is the
outstanding social experiment to- be put in a wider context of the of Michigan. Mr. Epstein received
day," Prof. Kreinin said the goal Arab world trying to recover from his undergraduate degree from
of the course will be to convey centuries of economic, social and Harvard University and his law
Israel's social contributions, with political failures. The Arab-Israeli degree from the University of
application to American problems. conflict is a symptom of this and Michigan.
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The opening lecture, by Prof. Kre- other internal ferments."
The couple plans an early sum-
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inin, will be "The Relevance of
Prof. Kreinin continued:
'kyr
mer wedding.
PRICES ARE LO ER THAN LOW .
Israel's Experience to Contempor-
"The main concern of the Arab
ALL CONVALESCENT
SAVE!
SAVE!
ary American Problems." He also
NEEDS
government is to stay in power.
will deliver the second lecture Jan. To that end they use internal re-
BUY DIRECT
22 on "Israel's Technical Assist-
pression. It is an old tradition in
ance to the Emerging Nations."
FROM THE
Middle East social affairs to use
KUKES-BABCOCK: Nancie Bab-
Other lectures are:
external issues to divert public
IMPORTER
"The Kibutz: a Way of Life and
opinion from the main focus of cock became the bride of Michael
Its Impact on the Nation," taught
socio-economic problems. This is Kukes Wednesday, in a candlelight
SEYIVICKIlEt
ceremony at the Hotel Pontchar-
by Prof. George Kessler of the hor-
the purpose for which Israel, as
ticulture department: "The Nev.
15334 W. McNICHOLS
well as inter-Arab governmental train. Mr. Kukes is the son of Mr.
KAPLAN
and
Mrs.
Harold
Kukes
of
Suffolk
Man of the Kibutz. - taught by Prof.
1 Blk. W. of Sinai Hospital
fighting, are used today. They
amd. CO.
Dr., and his wife is the daughter of
Albert Rabin, psychology: "New
simply divert public opinion from
Trends in Contemporary Israeli
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Babcock
of
internal misery.
IMPORTER AND CUTTERS
Literature." by Prof. Alfred Kolb. Hendrie Ave., Huntington Woods.
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"The intellectuals told me that The bride chose a gown of Persian
literature: "The Religious Experi-
ence," by Prof. Meyer Wolf, lin- there is nothing Israel can do' lace threaded with gold and silver.
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guistics: "Religion in Israel." by today to advance the cause of She wore a mantilla of French silk
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Rabbi Al Zemach: and "Industrial v•ace. She can only attempt to con- illusion bordered with matching
Relations and Manpower in Is- lain the conflict—be it by military i lace, and carried Stephanotis and
rael," by Prof. Jack Stieber, action or by behind-the-scenes ne- 1 fresia. Mrs. Sydney Goldman of
school of labor and industrial rela- gotiations with Lebanon, Jordan, Cleveland, sister of the bridegroom,
, et cetera. It is in containing the served as matron of honor, along
lions.
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A number of other projects are level of violence that these Intel- with Susan Moore as bridesmaid
planned, according to Prof. Kre- . lectuals see the potentially useful and Allison Stuart as junior brides-
inin, who has been with the MSU role of the big powers."
maid. Thomas Kukes served his
REGISTER YOUR OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS AT THE BEAUTIFUL
economics department for 12 years 1 Is there any hope for settle- brother as best man. Robert Bab-
ment?
"If
they
come
at
all,
the
cock,
brother of the bride, Dr. Syd-
and received the MSU Distinguish-'
seeds of recovery in the Arab ney Goldman and Jeffrey Kukes
ed Faculty Award in 1968.
He is hoping the APPME can world itself—and a solution to the were ushers. The couple will live
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present Israel in a positive light conflict as a byproduct—must come in Troy after a honeymoon in Lon-
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age of their daughter Davida to
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A dozen white teen-agers who
described themselves as Black *
Panther sympathizers asked to
speak from the Temple Israel pul-
pit last Friday evening and were ;
allowed to do so at the conclusion *
of Sabbath services.
T h ere was no disruption of
services, and all but a handful of
the congregation remained to hear i t
the request for funds on behalf of
Black Panthers who have been
apprehended in various cities.
According to temple administra-
tor Frank Simons, the group asked
to address the congregation after
the service had begun. It was felt
by the temple leadership, said
*
Simons, that it would be to the *
congregation's benefit to hear out
the group. However, the teen-
agers, both college- and high
school-age, were asked to delay
their speech for the conclusion of
the service.
Simons said the talk took five
minutes, and the group was order-
ly. The actual solicitation of funds,
which yielded a small amount of
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