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son Fears, Prejudice
through any kind of authoritative Hamper Centers'
selection. To many this is, and
always will be, folly; but we have
Urban Efforts
staked upon It our all.—Justice
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suppling Wait right conellosions are
more lady Is be withered out of
a multillode at tongues, than John Marshall Harlan.
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May the New Year Bring Peace
and Contentment to all Israel
and to the Nations of the World
NE'ILAH PRAYER
God, that doest wondrously,
God, that doest wondrously,
Pardon at Thy people's cry,
As the closing hour draws nigh !
Few we Israel's sons and weak:
Thee, is penitence, they seek
0 regard their anguished cry,
As the closing hour draws nigh !
Souls in grief before Thee poured,
Agonize for deed and word;
We 1111De sinned ! Forgive !" they cry
As the dosing hour draws nigh !
Heal thew ! Let their trust in Thee
Morn aside Wrath's dread decree;
Dons them not, but heed their cry,
As the dosing hour draws nigh !
Far our Fathers' righteousness
Same us now in our distress;
Mire so glad with freedom's cry,
As the dosing hour draws nigh !
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"Ow God and God of our fathers, pardon our in-
iquities on this Atonement Day. Efface our trans-
gressions and ow sins, and make them pass away
from before Thine eyes; as it is written in Scripture,
'I, even L am He that effaceth thy transgressions
for Wee own sake.' I have blotted out as a cloud
thy transgressions, and, as a mist, thy sins: return
unto Me for I have redeemed thee.' For on this
day steal atonement be made for you, to cleanse
yuu from al your sins shall ye be clean before
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Meditation From United
Synagogue Prayer Book
Our sincerest greetings on the
New Year to family and friends
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THE STOLLMANS
By BEN GALLOB
(Copyright UM JTA, loc.)
NEW YORK—Unresolved fears
and prejudices of members, staff
and lay leaders of Jewish com-
munity centers toward Blacks ar
hampering efforts to get more cen-
ters involved in helping to solve
urban problems, according to find-
ings of a conference sponsored by
the National Jewish Welfare Board
and the American Jewish Commit-
tee.
Problems and conflicts experi-
enced by such Jewish center per-
sonnel, plus recommendations
based on experiences of centers
throughout the United States, were
described in a report on the con-
ference published by the two agen-
cies.
The report indicated that while
centers are • conducting a wide
variety of programs to help solve
such problems, they could accom-
plish much more if they overcame
"ambivalent" attitudes among
their trustees, staff workers, mem-
bers and client groups. The con-
ference, held in fall 1969, brought
together center professionals from
the JWB and intergroup experts
from the AJC.
The report said scores of Cen-
ters were conducting programs
to -help the poor In education,
recreation, job training, health
and child care. Many centers
have provided job training for
school dropouts and other edu-
cationally disadvaataged persons.
At least three centers have been
providing consultation services
to Model Cities planning groups.
For children, centers have spon-
scred intergroup activities in art,
music, poetry, drama, Head Start
programs, day care centers,
tutoring programs and resident,
as well as day, camping.
Many centers have prepared
members to work on urban prob-
lems by conducting programs on
those problems. Some 20 centers
have trained volunteers to serve
the poor in health clinics, settle-
ment houses, recreation centers
and child care agencies.
The report said that Jewish
institutions have not coped effec-
tively with fears and prejudices.
adding that "Center members have
not been encouraged to speak out
about their racial fears and
doubts" and that "Those who did
express mixed feelings have been
lectured or shut up." Volunteers
who fear to enter a ghetto area
"should be given an opportunity
to discuss their fears without being
accused of racism," the publication
asserted.
Jews Join 5,000 Leftists-
at Paris Rally for Arabs
PARIS (JTA) — Five thousand
French leftists, including a num-
ber of Jews and Arab students,
jammed the huge Salle De Mutu-
elite here for a rally in support
of the Palestinian "Freedom Fight-
ers." The gathering was addressed
by two young Jews who said they
had just returned from Jordan
where they visited encampments
of El. Fatah and the Popular Front
for the Liberation of Palestine.
One young Jewish girl, declining
to give her name, described the
"suffering of the Palestinian peo-
ple" and called on "democratic
and leftist organizations of all re-
ligions and creeds" to support the
Palestinians in their fight against
King Hussein of Jordan and the
state of Israel.
CENSORSHIP
The organization of our press
has truly been a success. Our law
concerning the press is such that
divergencies of opinion between
members of the government -arc
no longer an occasion for public
exhibitions, which are not the
newspapers' business. We've elimi-
nated that conception of political
freedom' which holds that every-
body has the right to say whatever
comes into his bead.—Adolf Hitler. I
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Prayer at Temple Mount Sought,' Turned Down
JERUSALEM (JTA)—A petition to reject the petition was unani-
calling upon the minister of police mous, three different opinions
were handed down.
to show cause why Jews should
not be permitted to pray on the
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Temple Mount has been unan-
imously rejected by a five-judge
Supreme Court panel.
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The Temple Mount is the site of
the Mosque of Omar and the Al
Aksa Mosque, the third holiest
place of the Moslem religion. Jews
are allowed access to the Temple
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Mount but are not permitted to
pray there to avoid offending Mos-
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RABBI
Israel P. Halpent
Beni: mks H. Genefick
Milton Ann
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Joel J. Utica
Beth Moses
A. Irving Sciuslipper
Beth Shalom __________Mordecoi Helpers
Beth Team-
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B'Noi Israel-
Berk Yeksdah
David Lieberman
l'Nei Jacob
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Moses Lehrman
B'nei Zion
Salomon H. Gruskin
David Ben limekiln
Chaskel Grubner
Beth Abraham
Beth Achim
Mbaskare Isroal-
Harsach Harris
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PRESIDENT
Julius E. Alien
Irving Adler
Sidney Silvenmen
Sigmund Lowealhol
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David Salo
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Mamie Des
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Meyer Lavin
Joscrils Beeenstein
Irving Lopatin ,
Merritz Schsbiner
Harry Rat
Labevitcher Center
Jacob Kranz
Isedore stern
Menem Abraham
S. P. Wohlgelernter
Shoenry Shensayisn
Lee Y. Goldman
Meyer Terebelo
Sheeny ZIA*
Irwin Groner
Dr. Seams! Krohn
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Temple Beth B
Dr. Richard C. Hertz
Robert Canvasser
Temple &mensal
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Mrs. Joseph Meltzer
Temple Israel
Leon From, Robert Sinn/
Bernard Linden
Young Israel
Greenfield
Samuel H. Prero
Samuel Novetsky
Young lime
Eric Greenbaum
Northwest
Emanuel Mittelman
Young Israel
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James I. Gordon
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GUEST SPEAKERS
IRA FEINBERG ROBERT LURIE LEWIS NORMAN
David I. Barris, David J. Cohen, Jades Lawrence Gubow, Judge .
Chaff= Kaufman, Judge Ira G. Kaufman, Judge Nathan J. Kaufman,
Louis Levine, ,Ceuncilmen, Mel Revitz, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Max
Sosin, Harry Weinsaft, Willies's J. Weinstein, Melvin Weisz.
CONGREGATIONAL AND HIGH HOLY DAY COUNCIL
PHILL/P STOLLMAN
NORMAN ALLAN
MORRIS '-J. BRANDWINE
JUDGE NATHAN J. KAUFMAN
MAX SOSIN .
Closinmen
Ce-Cheinnsue
CmChninnen
CmCbeinvean
CmCiseinnen
In addition te Speakers, Presidents and Robbie of
perticipeting congregations, the committee inehodes:
Center Shekel Arkansan, Rev. Hyman J. Adler, Censor Simon Bar•
monis, Hennes Rieke, Hymen M. Beek, Harry Cohen, Herman Confer,
Jonas Dwain, Isaac M. Fazstein, Dr. Manuel Feldman, Willis.. Gams,
Nathaniel H. Goldstick, Jim Gorman, Menasha Haar, Morris Karbel,
Joseph Ketch/se, Samuel Ketkin, Karl Kotkowsky, Senn Keefer, Oil.
Kaufman, Cantor Louis Klein, Harry Kohenow, Jock Kosizsmon, Sol
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men, William Libenon, Hymen Lipsitz, Jake Moskovitz, Max Noma-
chuk, Abraham Pasternak, Sonmel Platt, Dr. and Mn. Harry Portnoy,
N. P. Ross's, Julius Rotenbefe, Charles Ruben, Dr. Robart Schleif,
David Scheichit, Jack Shenk:nen, I. Williams Shen, Joseph ShBasan,
Mendel Unseen end Simms Shilmoo, Pen
Siegel, Herold Sable,
Rabbi Joshes Sparks,'Max Stamen, Hamm Stns.:burgs., Mayer
Terebele, Henry Thsasin. Zvi Tonticievizs.