THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

6—Friday, June 18, 1971

Campus UJA Drives Net Record Responses

WASHINGTON—Reports of new from universities and colleges in
successes in campus fund raising the United States and Canada.
Hillel student campaigns on be-
for Israel continue to arrive at the
Bnai Brith Hillel Foundations half of Israel, world Jewry, and
Jewish communal needs were
initiated at nearly 100 schools.
An official of the United Jewish
Appeal in New York estimates
that the grand total of campus
efforts for Israel will be about
ONE CENT SALE!!!
$200,000. UCLA ranked first in the
BUY ONE AT
country again in 1971, raising an
REGULAR PRICE
all-time high of $13,500.
AND NEXT ONE
FOR ONE CENT
Hillel has published a special
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ORGANIC FOODS
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Ultra-Left, Bight
Jewish Press in South Africa
Map Gatherings ,
Deplores Israel's Aid 'Blunder'
for Foes of Israel
ernment decision to donate money

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Israel and Zionists were getting
to it was "irresponsible." He also
Zionist
Federation which con-
it from ultra-left and ultra-right
said it was wrong to have antag-
demned
the
Israeli
donation.
Jew-
this week with the circulation of
onized the South African govern-
forthcoming ish newspapers here called the ment which has always beer -
announcing
flyers
donation
a
"regrettable
blunder."
events for extremism advocates.
friendly to Israel. The motion was
The neo-Nazi National Youth The Jewish Times noted however, referred to the Knesset foreign af-
Alliance will draw delegates from that "it becomes understandable fairs and defense committee.
across the country to Dearborn's that Israel may from time to time
Congress Inn July 3-4. Among the resort to actions which we in South
NYA's intentions is the issuance Africa may find unpalatable."
In Jerusalem, foreign ministry
of "an indictment against the
Zionists and liberal conspiracy for officials were trying to heal the
war crimes against humanity and breach, which they now attribute
of Is-
for involving American armed to a "mistake" on the in part
Johannes-
rael's consul general
forces in internationalist inspired burg,
Yitzhak Unna. They claimed
wars."
that without consulting Jerusalem
In flyers mailed to right wing- for the "facts," Unna made state-
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ers, the national director of the ments which implied that Israel's
CALL
NYA, Patrick Tifer of Warren,
promised the NYA conference will donation was prompted by a desire
to enhance its political relations
be "a liberal blockbuster."
Among the expected guests with the African states. A ministry
BUILDING COMPANY
official declined to say whether
will be Willis Carto, head of the any action would be taken against
ADDITIONS • KITCHENS
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extremist Liberty Lobby, and Unna. He observed that Unna's
• FAMILY ROOMS
James K. Warner, a former of- statement conflicted with the offi-
• REC. ROOMS, etc.
ficer of the American Nazi Party cial explanation in Jerusalem.
who now runs the Hollywood-
In the Knesset, Eliser Shoshtak
Southfield
based Sons of Liberty.
of the Free Center faction intro-
In addition to his NYA office, duced an agenda motion to debate
Tifer heads its sister neo-Nazi or- the grant. He claimed that the OAU
ganization Statecraft. He will ad- was anti-Israel and said the gov-
dress the conference, along with
George Kindre of Pinckney, chair-
man of the Michigan Patriotic
SERVING ONLY .
Party, political arm of the para-
PRIME AND
military Minutemen.
CHOICE MEATS
Meanwhile, it was announced by
the "Committee to Support Middle
East Liberation" that a demon-
stration will be held 1 D.111. Satur-
day at the downtown office of Is-
rael Bonds at State and Griswold.
Member Detroit Retail
Flyers were circulated at at least
Kosher Meat Dealers Assoc.
one high school, Western.
They call for a demonstration
to denounce the so-called "mass
arrests of Palestinians in Gaza
and Jordan!" and demands that
13721 W. 9 MILE at RIDGEDALE
"Taiser Alzebri and all Pales-
WE DELIVER
tinian revolutionaries be set free!"
The flyer suggests as fact several
charges that have been proven
false, such as "mass imprisonment
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of the Palestinian people in the
occupied territories, especially the
Gaza Strip," and torture- 'of-
prisoners.
Converting our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT into
The Bond office is closed
Saturdays.

BOB STERN

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3-Year Program Beguax-
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NEW YORK — Beit Shemesh,
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lem, has been selected as the site
of a three-year demonstration
project to provide community
social and medical services for the
aged and handicaped of a develop-
ment town, it was announced last
week by Samuel L. Haber, execu-
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Distribution Committee.
The first such project undertaken'
in one of Israel's 28 development
towns, it will be conducted by the
Association for the Planning and
Development of Services for the
Aged, Haber said.
The association, established in
1969 with financial and technical
assistance from Malben, the JDC
program in Israel, has allocated
IL 300,000 ($86,000) for the project.
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