Brown Claims Isra el Escalates War
LONDON (JTA)—George Brown,
the deputy leader of the British
Labor Party, has claimed that Is-
rael was escalating its war against
the Arabs because Israeli military
leaders imagined that a new war
would be advantageous to them.
Brown said on a BBC radio inter-
view that on his recent visit to
Israel, the Israeli military had
refused to see him.
Sophie Brown, whose husband,
the former British foreign secre-
tary, reportedly insulted Mrs.
Meir on the recent visit to Israel,
was invited back with her daugh-
ters.
"My husband does not hide the
fact that I am Jewish, "said
Mrs. Brown, adding "Sometimes
this even helps him in politics."
Voicing her pride in Israel's
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achievements, Mrs. Brown said
Israel Welcome Mat Out "If I were 20 years younger, I
would join one of the kibutzim
for Mrs. George Brown
here."
JERUSALEM — Despite the foot-
The Browns planted saplings in
in-mouth tendencies of her hus- the Jerusalem Peace Forest in
band, Mrs. George Brown was in- memory of Mrs. Brown's father, a
vited back by Prime Minister socialist and trade union leader,
Golda Meir.
and her sister.
Brown said his father-in-law
would have appreciated the plant-
a
ing of a tree where a forest park
"for the enjoyment of Jew and
by
Arab is coming into being on what
had been a mine field dividing
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them."
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last year to install Bible reading
and some nondenominational mass
prayer in the classrooms, in direct
defiance of the 1963 Supreme Court
ban.
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against the practice, but on Jan.
9, the court ordered a stay of the
injunction pending the appeal. All
13 schools in the district have re-
sumed classroom prayers.
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Date Set: May 23
Project Outcry 1970 co-chairmen
from the Jewish Youth Council
have picked May 23 for the open-
ing event for Jewish youth inter-
ested in combating Soviet anti-
Semitism. It will include a candle-
light reading and the distribution
of kits for chapter programing.
Chairman Fran Pfeffer (of Adas
Shalom United SynagogueYouth)
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Eisenberg (Bnai David National
Council of Synagogue Youth) said
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Kansas City Paper Issues5Oth Anniversary Edition
KANSAS CITY (JTA)—The Kan- tions, agencies and synagogues of
sas City Jewish Chronicle publish- Kansas City.
ed an 86-page 50th anniversary j Editor Milton Firestone describ-
edition, containing a variety of I ed the edition as "probably the
congratulatory messages from or- i largest in the history of the Jew-
ganizations, business firms and ish Chronicle." The front page of
local leaders. the anniversary issue contained a
Among the special features of reproduction of a statement of
the issue were articles describing policy in the first issue that the
many of the major Jewish institu- publication would be "a medium
of expression" for "all the Jewish
people," a supporter of "all under-
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Seymour Kaplan, youth director
of Cong. Bnai Moshe, and Louis
Rosen, youth director of Cong. Beth
Achim, announce a joint synagogue
youth weekend retreat at Camp
Tamarack today though Sunday.
The program will include cul-
tural, religious, social and recrea-
tional activities. Ralph Cohen is
chairman.
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The Bnai Moshe Youth Commis-
sion is sponsoring a trip to Toronto
for teen-age members March 1 and
2.
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JOHANNESBURG (JTA) —
private curling club, city hall and
The United Party Caucus in the
Parliament buildings. Food ar-
City Council has nominated Coun-
rangements have been made with
cilor Sam Moss, present deputy
a kosher restaurant.
mayor, and Councilor Alf Widman,
respectively, as next mayor and
deputy mayor of the city. Both Keener-Radio's Granger
Moss and Widman are members
Coming to USY Jam
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Gary Granger of Radio Station
tive Jewish communal workers.
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sured of election when the term of p.m. Saturday at Lederle Junior
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in English, at commencement
exercises at the University of
Michigan.
Chicago Educators Issue
Teaching Guide on Israel
NEW YORK—In line with a di-
rective by the governing council of
the American Association for Jew-
ish Education, the Chicago Board
of Jewish Education has introduced
into Hebrew and weekend school
curricula a course on the state of
Israel.
For this purpose, the professional
staff of the board has issued a
170-page teacher's guide, "Unit on
Israel." This guide outlines a de-
tailed program of learning experi-
ences and lesson plans which will
afcilitate the study of Israel.
The first guide of its kind pub-
lished in this country, the unit may
be obtained from the texts and
publications department of the
Board of Jewish Education in Chi-
cago, 72 E. 11th St., Chicago 606051
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