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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
_Stow ExpOses Kent
Tragedy:
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,
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-Forint, „BA-- Senator Stephen' massacres like thuse at Kent
State
Brevities
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"RUMPLESTILTSION" W.I L L
Young of Ohio, in an introduction and Jackson State. That is the les- be arriving in Detroit via Child-
to "Killings in Kent State" by I. F. son of this excellent book."
dren's Theater, Inc., Feb. 16 in
Stone, joins in an indictment of the
Subtitled "How Murder Went Un- the Royal Oak Theater. Profes-
guardsmen and upholds evidence punished," the Stone analysis,
stage productions of the
that they "fabricated among them- published as a paperback by New sional
children's classic will be given
selves a false story to tell the FBI York Review of Books and re-
and other investigators." He adds: leased as a Random House Vintage Feb. 16-23. All performances will
"There must be no more campus Book, documents the happenings. be at 10 or 10:30 p.m. The tour-
ing company's -credits include
Stone takes into account all the children's theater as well as adult
findings, the conflicting reports stock theater.
and provides addenda, and appen-
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dices with basic facts, including,
HUGO WINTERHALTER, who
for the first time, "the full text of
the Justice Department's secret brings his orchestra and chorus,
featuring Lois Hunt and Earl
Israeli Agriculture Minister summary of the FBI findings."
This revealing book details the Wrightson, to the Masonic Audi-
CHAIM GVATI left for Romania
torium, 8:20 p.m., Feb. 20, has
story,
attacks
what
he
calls
"fab-
recently as head of a six-man dele-
been responsible for as many, if
gation to discuss trade relations ricated testimony" and supports not more, bit records than any
between Israel and • that nation. the challenge of youth as brave other conductor-arranged in the
and
needing,
support
from
all
col-
One item on their agenda' is to lege students.
business. Among the best-sellers
conclude five-year commercial
Stone includes in his testimony Winterhalter has arranged and
agreements in place of past agree-
conducted are Eddie Fisher's
ments that have a duration of only the report of the Akron Beacon "Anytime", "I'm Walking Behind
Journal which was branded as
three years.
You", "Oh, My Papa" and "I
"Tragedy in Our Midst."
• • •
Need You Now".
Defeated gubernatorial candidate
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Dr. Sabin Named to Get
SANDER LEVIN has joined the
LENORE ROMNEY will speak
Detroit-law firm of Jaffe, Snider,
National
Science
Medal
for
Detroit
Town
Hall,
11 a.m. Wed-
Raitt, Garrett and Heuer.
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Dr. Al- nesday in the Fisher Theater. The
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bert
B.
Sabin
has
been
named
by
celebrity
luncheon
at
the Howard
EMMETT H. " HEITLER, Sam-
sonite Corp, executive vice presi- President Nixon as one of the nine Johnson New Center Motor Lodge
recipients
of
the
1970
National
will include informal fashion show-
dent, was elected president of
National Jewish Hospital and Re- Medal of Science, the government's ings. For reservations, call Town`
highest award for achievement in Hall, 872-7530.
search Center in Denver. He suc- science.
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ceeds Norman Davis, Denver in
Dr. Sabin, president of the Weir-
A showing of the works of sculp-
vestment broker. Davis, who
mann
Institute,
was
cited
for
many
tor LEONARD SCHWARTZ will
served three one-year terms as
contributions to the open Monday at Arwin Galleries:
president, remains a member of fundamental
understanding of viruses and viral His stone pieces have been exhib-
the hospital's board of trustees. diseases,
culminating in his devel- ited throughout the world, includ-
ANDREW GOODMAN, president opment of
the Sabin oral polio ing three shows in London, four
of Bergdorf Goodman in New York vaccine, following
the original
City and chairman of the NJH breakthrough in such vaccines by in New York and two in Paris.
Schwartz, a former Detroiter, now
board of trustees since 1965, was Dr. Jonas Salk.
heads the faculty of sculpture at
re-elected to the NJH post.
Dr. Sabin had a 40-minute audi- Maidstone College, Kent, England.
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ence with the Pope last Friday and
-MOSHE KRONE of Jerusalem, autographed one of his scientific He was a Guggenheim Fellow in
member of the executive of the papers for the pontiff who present- 1950. The artist will be present
Jewish Agency and bead of its ed him in return with an auto- for a preview and reception 5:30-
Torah education and culture de- graphed copy of the Pope's ency- 8:30 pm. Monday, and the show
partment, was scheduled to arrive Heal on population growth. Dr. Sa- will continue to Feb. 27.
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from Israel Wednesday for a sur- bin reported that when Pope Paul
vey tour of religious educational realized that the scientist was no
Joe Josephson, president of East
institutions and facilities in- the longer an American resident, he Coast Productions, Inc. (IS W.
United States and Canada
remarked to him, "So you come 46th St., NY 10036), has purchased
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from Israel — this is a country I the worldwide theatrical, televi-
Rabbi ERNST J. CONRAD of like."
sion and cassette rights to "MIR-
Temple Kol And, Walled Lake,
(Dr. Sabin was divorced by his ACLE OF SURVIVAL", a feature-
has been re-elected to the board of
length
,documentary on Israel. It
wife in Cincinnati last week after
directors of the Michigan League 11
is the story of European Jewry,
for Human Servibes (formerly, 4 years of marriage. It had been life in Palestine among the early
second marriage for both.
Michigan Welfare Inegue). He the
pioneers and their battle for sur-
also serves as a member of the Sabin's first wife died in lint)
vivaL
league's public affairs. amatlEse.
People
Make News
Chicago Loop Area to Get
The Oakland County Board of Kosher Restaurant Soon
Commissioners' Democratic caucus
elected LAWRENCE R. PERNICK
of Southfield as caucus chairman.
Pernick will serve as chairman of
the legislative committee and is
also on the finance and human re-
source committees, as well as the
committee on nominees. Another
commissoner, DENNIS M. AARON,
of Huntington Woods, is on the
local and regional affairs and per-
sonnel practices committees and
heads the public protection and
judiciary committee.
CHIGACO (JTA)---Sponsors of a
new community kosher restaurant
in the Chicago Loop have an-
nounced Feb. 1 as the target date
for its opening. The restaurant,
which will be located on the main
floor of the Sherman Rouse, will
be a meat dining place, according
to Harold A. Megan, chairman of
the Ad Hoc Committee for a
Kosher Restaurant, and Rabbi
Nathan I. Weiss, executive secre-
tary of the Chicago Rabbinical
Council.
Rabbi Sholont Go
in, 'princi-
pal of Beth Jacob School, an-
nounces the near completion of a
new approach to teaching Jewish
history in the day school.
This project, which began two
years ago and has since been in
the process of refinement by the
Hebrew staff at Beth Jacob School,
has been coordinated by Rabbi
Chaim Schloss, 10th grade teacher.
In the new approach, the en-
tire 5,Ne-year history of the Jew-
ish people Is taught in cycles.
Beginning with the upper ele-
mentary grades, students are
taught Jewish history at a story-
book level. In successive grades,
it Is taught In cycles which em-
phasize biographies, geography,
issues and movements at a depth
fitting the level of each grade.
Beth Jacob School was invited
to present this new approach at
the Midwest Regional Conference
of Yeshiva Principals in Cincinnati
Jan. 31-Feb. 1. Rabbi Schloss spoke
on "A Proposal for Teaching Jew-
ish History in the Day School."
NEW - YORK (JTA) — A New
Yorik cantor conducted a complete
Reform service in a Methodist
Church in Maine at the request of
the pastor who wanted to provide
a Jewish service for Jewish vaca-
tioners in the area and to acquaint
his own congregants with the spir-
it of such a service.
An overflow crowd of more than
500, half of them Jews, came to the
event, Cantor Boris Voronovslry
told the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency.
Pastor Herbert Lovemore, a
political exile from Johannesburg,
read the English translations of
the Hebrew chants and prayers
from the Union of American He-
brew Congregations Prayerbook.
The cantor's wife opened the serv-
ice with the lighting of the Sab-
bath candles.
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New York TV Viewers
Seeing Israel Ads
NEW YORK (JTA) — The Is-
rael Ministry of Tourism has
begun a $247,000 television adver-
tising campaign in the greater
New York area to promote in-
creased tourist traffic to Israel.
The campaign started on Jan.
18 and will continue for 13 weeks
with a concentration of 20 one-
minute commercials a week on
two network and one local channel.
According to Harold Friedman,
of the BradGovernment Tourist
Office, between 145 and 17300
American loweists visited Israel
in I979. The ad campaign is part
of a drive In increase the yearly
tourist influx from this country
beyond the normal average in-
crease.
He said American tourism to Is-
rael has been rising at an average
rate of 5 to 9 per cent in recent
years, though it can vary sharply
from year to year.
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The Michigan state flower is the
apple blossom.
Benz Lecture Set
at Young Israel
The annual Bens Memorial Lec-
ture, named for the late Joseph
Benz and sponsored by Young Is-
reels of Greenfield and Oak-
Woods, will be delivered 8:45 p.m.
Feb. 18 at the Oak-Woods build-
ing.
Rabbi Israel Kievan, executive
vice president of the Rabbinical
Council of America, will analyse
what he .views as the polarization
within the traditional community
and will project the role of Ortho-
doxy for the future.
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