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December 11, 1970 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1970-12-11

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Brandeis Institute to Tackle Problems Two Pro-Arab UN Resolutions Fail to Worry Israelis
UNITED NATIONS (JTA)—Is- with 37 abstentions, Israel and government opposed the six-nation
Affecting Aged With New Amendments raeli
sources described two Arab- the United States were among draft "for obvious reasons—we

WALTHAM, Mass. — A promi-
nent Philadelphia family has 'pro-
vided a major grant for the estab-
lishment of a social policy re-
search institute at Brandeis ,Uni-
versity which will seek new ap-
proaches to reduce or eliminate
the social and financial problems
faced by America's 20,000,000 el-
derly.
The Max Levinson Gerontolog-
ical Policy Institute—established
through a grant from the Levin-
son Foundation as a component of
Brandeis' Florence Heller Grad-
uate School for Advanced Studies
in Social Welfare—is named in
honor of Max Levinson, founder
of the United Petroleum Co.
In working to reduce or elim-
inate problems affecting the aged,
the Levinson Institute will at-
tempt to influence the policies
and practices of public and pri-
vate institutions at the national,
state and local levels.
Dr. Robert Morris, director of
the institute and professor of so-
cial planning at the Heller School,
said that "If present tendencies
continue, the economic position of
the elderly will deteriorate during
the next 20 years—that is, a larg-
er proportion of the elderly will
be in a condition of poverty de-
spite improvements in Social' Se-
curity. However, steps taken now
regarding the structure of retire-
ment planning, the wide extension
of private retirement plans to sup-
plement Social Security, and the
adoption of lifetime earning pat-

terns may reverse this tendency."
Dr. Morris also pointed out
that while Medicare has great-
ly reduced the financial burden
for health services for the el-
derly, it has not improved med-
ical care for them. Too many
elderly patients end up in pro--
prietary nursing homes, whose
standards he labeled as "vary-
ing, often unsatisfactory or dan-
gerous."
He said the elderly with lim-
ited incomes who are on public
assistance fare even worse.
Proportionately twice as many el-
derly on Old Age Assistance end
up in nursing homes at a much
higher cost than would be re-
quired if they were assisted to
remain in their own homes
through an adequate program of
personal social services.

inspired resolutions as anti-Israel
but not much for her to worry
about.
One of the drafts—sponsored by
Afghcnistan, Guinea, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Mali, Mauritania, Pakis-
tan and Somalia—stated that "the
people of Palestine" deserve "equal
rights and sell-determination" and
that "full respect for (their) in-
alienable rights . . . is an indis-
pensable element in the establish-
ment of a just and lasting peace
in the Middle East."
It was approved in special poli-
tical committee by a vote of 46-19

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cannot admit large numbers of
refugees for very vital, valid se-
curity reasons." But the sources
added that the measures will likely
have little effect and be quickly
forgotten, as they "do not intro-
duce any new political facts."

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system of philosophy to be sub-
stantially true.
—George Santayana

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the opponent s; Britain and
France abstained.
The other draft—sponsored by
Afghanistan, India, Mali, Mauri-
tania, Pakistan and Somalia—
"calls once more" on Israel to re-
patriate the refugees immediately.
It passed by a vote of 83-7 with 17
abktentions. Israel voted against
the draft, and the U.S., Britain
and France voted for it. The So-
viet Union and the Arab bloc voted
for both measures.
Israeli sources said that the
eight-nation draft was "bad from
our point of view" and that their

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