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June 25, 1971 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1971-06-25

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 25,1971-3

West Bank Magazine
Deals With Distaff Topics

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Women's
lib has come to the occupied Jor-
danian West Bank—if only in print.
A new bimonthly newspaper de-
voted mainly to social and educa-
tional matters of interest to women
is called "Fataat Falastin" or "The
Palestinian Woman." Two other
Arab newspapers are published
regularly in the West Bank.
The nearly-three-year-old El Kuds
("Jerusalem"), which is vehement-
ly anti-Israel and also is read by
many Israeli Arabs, claims a cir-
culation of 18,000. Al Bashir ("The
Messenger") is published weekly.

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Yiddish Broadcasts in USSR Urged in Congress

response at all," adding, "he
(Continued from Page 1)
floor. In a letter to Frank Shake- misses our point." Shakespeare
speare, director of the U. S. In- wrote that "Even assuming it were
formation Agency, Sen. George technically feasible to inaugurate
McGovern, Democrat from South a Yiddish service, we would be, in
Dakota, urged that the program- effect, increasing our costs with-
out materially increasing our audi-
ming begin immediately.
Such broadcasts in Yiddish, ence."
Rep. John Dow, Republican
he said, would not only provide
of N. Y. told the Jewish Tele-
Soviet Jews with information
graphic Agency that he dis:
they cannot get from the Soviet
agreed with Shakespeare's im-
press "but could also demon-
plication that there were rela-
strate that the outside world has
tively few Jews in the USSR who
not forgotten those who wish to
understood Yiddish.
keep alive a great Jewish heri-
He said, "I don't believe that
tage and tradition."
the American people feel that in-
Sen. Clifford Case, New Jersey creased support for the Soviet
Republican, and Sen. John Tun- Jews through specific Yiddish
ney, California Democrat, said
that they would circulate a letter
among their Senate colleagues to
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co-sponsor a resolution similar to
the House resolution.
Two New York congressmen re-
jected Shakespeare's negative re-
sponse to a letter signed by 73
House members supporting the ad-
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Rep.
William
F.
Ryan,
grams.
World-Wid• ftlivery
Democrat-Liberal of New York,
said Shakespeare's reply was "no

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Rogers in a letter to "make clear
to the American people and to the
rulers of the Kremlin themselves
that the United States recognizes
the Jews of the USSR as consti-
27.
The president of the American tuting a national group."
Jewish Congress complained to
Secretary of State William P.
Rogers about the comment by a
United States official that for 20
years the State Department has
not decided that Soviet Jews
should receive Yiddish and He-
brew broadcasts over the Voice

broadcasts is inconsistent with our
country's national interests."
Dow said he was still waiting
for a reply to a letter he sent
President Nixon on the issue May

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