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'NEW YORK—Regarding educa- clifigiiries - for - 'd i f f e r e ni._ngi'-'ad Utak inose.M the titrviet forces- Shitrit, a volunteer from France in a grenieb, attack on a:veil/ate
THE DETROIT 18111101 NEWS
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Remonftaiir
Reflect Broadened -Edwation View
31an as a continuing Process th
mimes as a "generation bridge
.panning all age levels," the Utv.
of American Hebrew Congre-
ons, central congregational
of Reform' Judaism in the
=Wiled States and Canada, has re-
ganized and expanded its pro-
&am of religious education.
tone major change has been the
iienaming . of its.. department of
adult education to that of depart-
Ment of continuing education, un-
der the directorship of Abraham
Segal, educator, writer and edito-
rial consultant who, until his new
appointment, served as director of
the UAHC's department of teacher
education.
The latter department also has
had a name change, to that of de-
partment of professional education,
which is functioning .under the di-
rectorship of religious :educator
Rabbi Manuel Gold.
The departmental name changes,
Segal explained, reflect the broad-
ened scope of the UAHC's educa-
tional programs, where learning is
no longer "pigeon-holed in special
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_.......-4 Ore believed to be `engaged di-
Ante ttelf i*I-vt. is that tie etinte* ,- :rectfy or indirectly htvoperating
done PrOCeS11.12" contisuitY'AOM , _the Egyptian defense system," and
cradle to grave, with all e ,-
i' It lenn.. - that Soviet pilots are stir} reported
tributing to a full lifetime esinis
to be flying MIG jet =bomb-
ence," he said.
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on patrol and
mis-,
The new department of pmfes-. iiees.)
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sional education not only jircitides
cortiliciblei-
Egyptian
planes
nevi:Oyer
Israeli
education a n d
teachers, but offers.railat.zseitice positions on the , easbStit bank of
to members of the *Along. Mao- the Suez Canal..lan."14 military
elation of Temple Edncatctraijel- . spokesmen annoUnced."5k complaint
has been lodged witlflhe United
lows of religious ediiciffon,-
ous school prineipals, camp noun- Nations Truce Supettision Or-
selors and all education personnel ganization. This was .the fourth
complaint over Similar incidents
the current cease fire went
Reform Temple Provides since
x .
into effect Nov. B.
Black Baptists Facilities
APPUCATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR
Experiment in
Kibbutz Living
Groups of 4 to 6 students working and living in over
80 kibbutzim in Israel for seven weeks during the
summer of 1971
The unique opporhinity
for young people
to experience the
challenging atmosphere
ofiribbutx life
• • •
PHILADELPHIA (JTA)—A re- Jarring's Trip to Israk:
cently fornied black Baptist con- Reported Independent -111fove
gregation is being provided facili-
STOCKHOLM (JTA)-_-.—
ties for worship and religious edu- matic circles close to Ambassador
cation' &asses in- the synagogue of Gunnar V. Jarring: said that the
a Philadelphia Reform congrega- United Nations Middle East media-
tion in what has been described as tor's flight to Jerusalem at the
the only such interracial and inter- invitation of the Israel government
faith program in American Juda- was a gesture of independence
ism.
from Big Four pressure on how
The sharing has been in effect and where to conduct his peace
for more than. a year in the Beth mission.
David Reform Congregation for
The circles said that Dr. Jar-
the First Baptist Church of Wynne- ring, who also serves as Sweden's
field, a changing neighborhood in ambassador to Moscow, has resent-
Philadelphia. About 50 black Bap- ed the constant pressure from the
'fists attend weekly worship serv- Four Powers as to where to go,
ices in the synagogue assembly how to react to situations and
hall and between 50 and 70 black what to say in official statements.
children make use of three of the He wants to assert his right to
synagogue classrooms, according choose his own methods and the
to Rabbi Henry Cohen, Beth Da- site of his contacts with the dis-
vid's spiritual leader.
puting parties, they said.
The project came about when
According to these circles, Dr.
the then associate minister of the Jarring was on the verge of resign
Vine Memorial Baptist Church in ing at one stage because he felt he
Philadelphia, for lack of funds, had was not being given a chance to
to ask several neighborhood syna- exercise his own initiative within
gogues to rent him facilities to his mandate from the Security
house his newborn congregation.
Council. They said he intends to
Rabbi Cohen of Beth David agreed,
saying most of his congregants felt continue his independent line and
thus to be much more effective in
"we should give integration a the future.
• • •
One Israeli Killed, One Hurt
Michigan leads the nation in When Tractor Hits Mine
number of state parks and pre- TEL AVIV (JTA)—One Israeli'
pared campsites. Michigan has 75 was killed and another seriously
state parks, three national forests injured Jan. 6 when the tractor
and more than 150 municipal camp- they were driving hit a mine near
ing parks. Altogether they have Kibutz Kistilim in the western
more than 15,600 prepared camp- Negev. The dead man was identi-
sites.
fled as Menahem Harpaz, 24, a
member of the kibutz. One of the
is only one of the many co-ed
features of HISTADRUT'S annual
summer working project in Israel.
- Designed for 16 and 17 year olds,
PROGRAM A . . . . with sighteesing tour
PROGRAM B • . . . without sightseeing tour
(Both are seven-week programs)
ISRAEL KIBBUTZ AND- EUROPE— For college and
graduate students. Five different programs organized
especially for interest-d students. 3-6-7 week programs.
for brochures gad further inforanstfwe:eaker write:
-
HISTADRUT SUMMER PROGRAMS
12701 West Ten Mile Road, Oak Pork Mich. 48237
Phone S41-7040
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Jeru-
salem City Council decided after a
heated debate Sunday night to
freeze plans for rebuilding the Old
City and its approaches.
The action was taken after plans
for the project were severely criti-
cized by a consulting group of
foreign architects and landscape
designers. They claimed that the
plans which had already been ap-
proved by the municipality made
inadequate provisions for trans-
portation, clashed with the funda-
mental nature of the Old City's
architecture and lacked a central
theme.
Several. Members of the city
council concurred in the criticism.'
A new set of plans will be sub-
mitted for review to a group Of
foreign and Israeli specialists:
An American architect, Lions
Kahn, has been asked to draw
plans for the northern _slope.,of..
Gove.rinneet,konse,',:facbag-
Old City.
Mayor Teddy Kollek of Jerdisi-
lem told the city council that he
opposed a decision made at a high
government level to _build a satel-
lite city just outside of the Jerusa-
lem municipal boundaries.
541 7040
our New Spring and Summer TRIPS TO ISRAEL
who was staying at the settlement .
His condition was reported as seri -
ous this morning. Kisufbn is near
the Gaza -Strip and it • is believed
that the mine was laid by terrorists
from the Strip. ,
-
A resident of Ratak at the
southern end of the Gaza Strip, was
killed Jan. 8 in one of three gren-
ade attacks, presumably by Arab
terrorists: Twelve other persons,
including two children, were in-
jured. An all-night curfew was in
effect throughout the Strip, with
a 24-hour curfew imposed in some
sections. Gen. Yeshayahu Gavish,
former chief of the -Israeli Army's
Southern Command and now direc-
tor of. the country's metal indus-
tries, charged in a radio interview
that Israeli leniency • in the ad-
ministration of the Strip had led
to proliferation of terrorist and
underground cells there.
Reinforced Israeli patrols con-
tinued to maintain a tight security
watch in Gaza -Monday in the after-
math of a general strike and gren-
ade attacks that killed one Arab
and wounded a dozen others since
Saturday. The strike, which shut
down schools and shops and halt-
ed public transportation, was call-
ed to mourn the death of three
terrorists killed in a clash with an
Israeli patrol Saturday morning.
Israeli authorities said the gren-
ade assaults were intended to in-
timidate local Arabs who were not
observing the strike. A large area
of the northern Gaza Strip was
under curfew since Jan. 2 when
car.•FOrWrAraila school skis' from
: scape
JeritimittaFrblid i ; narromir-g
on *Vat. 'Nablus when - hand
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for the 1971 ..141STAORUT
kikkOti Gawp ne
Gesher Hark, Israel
Jukrs to AUGUST24
A Seven :week
progroM
•designed for
Girl's 13 - 14
Boys 14 - 15
Israel Kibbutz Camp of Gesher
Haziv, Israel, is -the first -youth
project to take maximum "advan-
tage of the Possibilities and vital-
ity of both a summer in Israel
and Kibbutz living. Israel Kibbutz
Camp offers young people the op-
portunity to direct their energies,
abilities, and interests in on Is-
raeli atmosphere of group activi-
ties, Jewish-culture, and daily liv-
ing in a democratic youth com-
munity.
For brochure and further Informa-
tion call or writ*:
HISTADRUT
SUMMER PROGRAMS
12701 West Ten Mite Road,
Oak Park, Mich. 48237
nen* 541-7040
Applications Are
Now Being Accepted
for the 1971 HISTADRUT summer programs-
in Israel at
uAxrAR
HAYAROIC
Plans for Rebuilding
Old City Are Frozen
After Connell Debate
To get top value for your travel dollar
be sure to call
and ask for information about
•
July 4 to August 18
*TEENTOWN
a co-ed program for young people
• • • from 14 to 17 years of age.
*BAR-MITZVAH PROJECT ...
a co-ed program
for 7th and 5th
traders.
* KFAR HAYELED SUMMER CAMP .
for. Sth and 6th graders.
a co -ad
program
ISRAEL, KIBBUTZ AND EUROPE—For college and graduate
students. Five different programs organized especially for inter-
ested students. 3-6-7 week programs.
„For
brociwres said further infertietiefi-celi_erivritei
HISTADRUT
SUMMER PROGRAMS
12701 West Ten Mile Road, Oak Park, Mich. 48237.
Phone 541 - 7040
NISTADRUT TOURS
12701 W. 10 MILE RD., OAK PARK