Center as Preserver
of Health, JWB Topic
NEW YORK — The potential of
the Jewish Community Center as
a force for preserving people's
health and prolonging their lives
will be demonstrated at the sixth
JWB National Health and Physi-
cal Education Institute, Sept. 7-10;
at the Concord Hotel, Kiamesha
Lake, N.Y.
More than 1150 health and physi-
cal education experts and social
group workers from Jewish Com-
munity Centers and YM-YWHAs
throughout the U.S. and Canada
will attend.
A day will be devoted to
stress-testing and prescription of
exercise. A demonstration on a
bicycle ergometer and tread-
mill, used to promote cardio-
iaseular fitness, also will be
featured.
The place of exercise in the pre-
vention and treatment of heart
disease will be discussed by Dr.
Nanette K. Wenger, associate pro-
fessor of medicine, Emory Univer-
sity School of Medicine and direc-
tor, Cardiac Clinics, Grady Me-
morial Hospital; and Dr. Ellsworth
R. Bushkirk, director of Labora-
tory for Human Performance Re-
search, Pennsylvania State Uni-
versity.
Keynote speaker will be William
Kahn, executive vice president of
the St. Louis Jewish Community
Centers Association and president
of the Association of Jewish Cen-
ter Workers.
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Europe, was informed about it
Tuesday in Oslo.
David M. Abshire, Assistant
Secretary of State for Congression-
al Relations, signed the depart-
ment's letter to Celler. While
Center for Jewish Studies
Has Successful First Year
NEW YORK — More than
1,000 members of the Jewish com-
munity of Mexico City have par-
ticipated in the activties of the
Center for Jewish Contemporary
Studies durng is first year, ac-
cordng to a year-end report just
received by the American Jewish
Committee here.
The center is co-sponsored by
AJC's Mexico, City office and the
Beth-El Congregation of Mexico
City. Sergio Nudelstejer, AJC's
director of the center, which is
housed in the Bet-El Congrega-
tion's headquarters building.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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"deeply sympathetic to the hu-
manitarian aims of the proposed
legislation," Abshire said, the at-
torney general has acted in a num-
ber of emergency refugee situa-
tions to take refugees into the
U. S. when "existing machinery
and visa and conditional entry
numbers were insufficient to meet
the demand." Abshire elaborated:
"This means was used to assist
large numbers of Hungarian
refugees after the 1956 uprising in
Hungary, and is presently being
used for large numbers of Cuban
refugees. You may be certain that
in a similar situation the depart-
ment would strongly support the
use of parole for a substantial num-
ber of Soviet Jews."
A spokesman for Rep. Edward
T. Koch, N.Y. Democrat, spon-
sor of the House bill, described the
Abshire letter as "not satisfac-
tory." The spokesman pointed out
that Abshire did not, for example,
write that the Secretary of State
has recommended to the attorney
general "that the means for emi-
gration be made available, which
would, in effect, say to the Jeks
of the Soviet Union: You are wel-
come to come to the United
States."
One hundred and twenty repre-
sentatives co-sponsored the visa
measure introduced by Koch on
March 4. Thirty-four senators sup-
port the Senate version.
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