Young Adults Seeking Greater Role as Decision Makers
STARLIGHT, Pa. (JTA)—Char-
acterizing present-day Jewish com-
munity leadership as "mostly
middle - aged," the Bnai Brith
Young Adults' international con-
vention called for "more balanced
and more democratic representa-
tion on Jewish decision-making
bodies in the United States and
Canada."
Bnai Brith Young Adults is the
18-to-29-year-old membership com-
ponent of the Bnai Brith Youth
Organization.
The statement, approved by the
delegates to the 25th annual meet-
ing praised the "priceless con-
tributions of older leaders," but
contended that rapid social and
cultural change now requires
greatly accelerated admission of
youth to councils and . committees
of the Jewish community "from
top to bottom."
It noted that, "Over-representa-
tion of business and professional
leaders of deservedly high repute
produces too many programs that
lack basic appeal to the largest
segment of the population — the
youth."
The young adults also urged
"trans-generational communica-
tion" as a theme for the Jewish
year of 5731. Noting that the
High Holy. Days are "tradition-
ally a time for spiritual reflec-
tion," the statement proposed
they be devoted this year to
"extensive analysis and discus-
sion of the possibility of re-
Animal Farm at Fair
Youngsters attending the 1970
Michigan State Fair, Aug. 29-Sept.
7, will have a first-hand oppor-
tunity to get acquainted with farm
animals, how they eat and how
they feel, in the Kiddieland section
of the Fairgrounds.
Kiddieland has been expanded
this year. A number of new "um-
brella rides" have been added—
miniature cars, boats and motor-
cycles taking the children for a
jaunt under huge matching um-
brellas. There also will be a small
tilt-a-whirl, a merry-go-round, and
even a small version' of the you-
drive-'em cars.
In the animal petting area, a
number of tame young farm ani-
mals will provide fun at no ad-
mission charge.
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BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—Naum
Froldnian, 43-year-old first violin
ist of the Moscow Philharmonic
Orchestra, remained here to seek
asylum after the orchestra left
Sunday.
The Jewish musician cited per-
secution of Russian Jews as his
reason for seeking asylum.
The matter is being studied by
the interior ministry. While the
orchestra was here, the Dele-
gacion de Asociaciones Israelitas
Argentinas (DATA), the major
Argentine Jewish organization
and an affiliate of the World
Jewish Congress, wrote each mu-
sician expressing deep concern
over repression of Soviet Jews,
the denial of emigration rights
and the USSR's official anti-
Israel and anti-Zionist campaign.
The DATA noted that Argen-
tina's 500,000 Jews enjoy full
religious, social and cultural
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shaping Jewish institutions in
harmony with contemporary
social developments, especially
with regard to a new, more
active community role of Jewish
youth."
In a message to the convention,
Dr. Max F. Baer, national director
of the Bnai Brith Youth Organiza-
tion, called for efforts to foster
recognition of the link between
contemporary social action and the
Jewish religious and cultural tra-
dition.
The convention concluded the
weekend by urging President
Nixon and Congress to act swiftly
to make military material avail-
able to Israel to counteract the
new threat of Soviet missile bases
in Egypt.
Other resolutions advocated
liberalization of abortion laws and
of birth control laws in the United
States and Canada.
Friday, July 24, 1970-39
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