Farbstein Attack on Soviet Jewry Policy Brings Sharp Response in Moscow
Marshall B. Tymn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Tymn, of Rose-
wood Ave., Oak Park who will re-
ceive his PhD in American studies
from the University of Michigan in
August, will be promoted in the
fall to assistant professor in the
English department of Eastern
Michigan University, where he has
been an instructor for five years.
In Geneva, a conference on So-
Jewry. Demonstrations were also
NEW YORK (JTA)—A congres- designation of `Jew' thereon."
held at the Place de I' Opera and viet Jewry attended by more than
Three demands to relieve the
sional hearing on the condition of
100
Jewish and non-Jewish public
Republique Square.
Soviet Jews, held in New York plight of Soviet Jews were made
figures and representatives of pub-
Six Jewish boys and two girls lic groups agreed to establish in
April 13 by Rep. Leonard Farb- in a letter sent to visiting Soviet
stein, chairman of the House For- Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko staged a hunger strike at the monu- Switzerland a permanent Commit-
eign Affairs subcommittee on Eu- in Paris by Daniel Mayer, secre- ment to unknown Jewish martyrs.
The head of the Mid East de_ tee for Soviet Jewry.
rope, has elicited a sharp response tary general of the European Con-
from the "New Times" a Soviet ference on Soviet Jewry. The let- partment of the French Foreign
MERVIN H. RISEMAN, lawyer
ter asked, "The halt of all anti- Ministry expressed France's sym- and civic leader, was re-elected
English-language periodical.
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Jewish discriminatory measures pathy with the Israeli school chil-
Farbstein said, "I apparently which are contrary to 'Socialist dren who have fallen victim to ' president of the Jewish Com-
munity Relations Council of New
touched a sensitive nerve of the
legality', stop the defamation cam- Arab terrorist attacks in recent York, the coordinating body of 15
Soviet government by holding the
paign conducted under the guise j weeks.
national and local agencies work-
hearing." The New Times article.
Eytan Ron, minister of the Is- ing in the community relations
of `anti-Zionism% and respect for
••What Congressman Farbstein
the free travel rights of all people, rael Embassy in Paris, visited the field here. Riseman's election took
Ought To Know," is signed by M.
especially for the right of family foreign office to draw official at- place at the annual meeting of the
Kobrin.
tention to the serious situation on JCRC held at the House of Living
reunification."
According to the writer, Soviet
the Israel-Lebanese border. He I Judaism in New York.
Fifteen Paris youths were ar-
Jews are "full-fledged citizens and
handed over documents and photo-
rested as police violently disper-
active builders of our new society."
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sed severat hundred Jews dem-
Kobrin wrote, "The political, social
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schoolbus ambush in which eight
Square
onstrating in Bastille
and economic emancipation of the
against the repression of Soviet Israel school children were killed.
Jews made possible by the October
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"Nothing is said." he continued.
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rights given to all other citizens of
the USSR. Nothing is said about
the Jewish people being treated as
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Soviet Interest in Science
of Israel Shown
"Ion Exchange and Solvent Ex-
traction of Metal Complexes" by
Dr. Yizhak 'Marcus, professor of,
inorganic and analytical chemistry
and Dr. Aviezer Stevan Kertes,
associate professor of inorganic
and analytical chemistry, both of
the Hebrew University of Jeru-
salem, is to be translated into Rus-
sian. Profs. Marcus and Kertes
recently received letters to this
effect from Dr. Yuriel Alexandro-
vitch Zolotov, of the Institute of
Geochemistry and Analytical Chem-
istry of Vernandski at the Acad-
emy of Sciences, Moscow, inform-
ing them that he and Prof. K. V.
Chmutov have suggested to the
Mir Publishing House that the book
be translated into Russian and that
this offer has now been accepted.
Translation into Russian is now
under way.
Apparently political differences
cannot overcome scholarly cordial-
ity, for the letters concluded with
Dr. Zolotov's hope that he will
meet the Israeli scientists at the
Solvent Extraclion Conference to
be held soon at The Hague.
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