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Rosh Hashana Message
From ALFRED E. KLEIN, PRESIDENT
Traditionally, Rosh Hashana is a time to recount our past deeds,
and to look forward to the future with determination and new hope.
As this new year begins, let us apply this tradition to the plight of
our brothers throughout the world.
The aid and comfort we brought to over 300,000 Jews in need
and distress overseas, offer a measure of gratification. These needy
Jews are very much in our thoughts as we look forward to the year
ahead and pray for the betterment of mankind everywhere.
The people of Israel are caught in the midst of a tenuous situa-
tion. At the moment, there is neither war, nor peace. Although the
guns are silent, the threat remains. Israel's people must be sustained
and strengthened in the severe trials to which they are subjected.
Her goal—and ours—is not alone her continued existence.
It is the fulfillment of the true promise of the Promised Land—
that her people may live in peace and security, in a nation that serves
as a beacon light to the world of a moral and just society.
Together as one people each playing his part—each contributing
in his own way—together we can bring the day of peace a little closer.
Flint Group Attends CJF Meetings
Michael Pelavin, Dr. Leon Rosky i give lay and professional leaders
and Hy Bergman were among the of American. and Canadian Jew-
more than 200 communal leaders ish - communities their first oppor-
and federation executives from 60 tunity to assess 1972 domestic,
cities who attended the fall quar- overseas and Israel needs and to
terly meetings of the board of develop guidelines for community
directors, Council of Jewish Fed- action.
erations and Welfare Funds
Highlighting the sessions was
last weekend ,at the Waldorf As- the plenary forum of the campaign
toria, New York City.
services committee, at which par-
The conclave was designed t o ticipants heard reports projecting
priority needs confronting federa-
tions at home and overseas, as
well as Israel's health, welfare
and education needs.
Among the speakers was Max
Fisher, CJF president.
High Holy Day.
Services
The presidents of Cong.
Beth Israel and Temple
Beth El have announced a
policy requiring the presen-
tation of membership cards
for admission to High Holi-
day services at both Flint
congregations.
Tickets for guests inust
be obtained by calling the
offices .of either congrega-
tion prior to the High Holy
Days.
Members expecting guests
should contact the congre-
gation office as soon as pos-
sible.
Recommendations -o f that
meeting will be presented to
CJF's board of directors, which
will reach a consensus on the
campaign planning required to
meet Israel's emergency fund-
ing for the sixth successive year,
as well as local, national and
other overseas costs that must
be met through federated reg-
ular campaigns.
Other highlights, of The quarter-
ly ' meetings included a report by
of Baltimore, on com-
munal reaction to the report of
the Task Force on Jewish Identity,
and first-hand reports on the his-
toric assembly of the reconstitut-
ed Jewish Agency. A delegation
of 96 American communal lead-
ers, headed by Fisher, who was
chosen to serve as first chairman
Community
of - the Agency's board of gover-
Calendar
Sept. 20-21—Rosh Hashana
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nors, participated in the assem-
bly's recent inaugural in Israel;
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ern ors Meeting, 8:30
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r WASHINGTON— A report of an
American in Israel made critical-
ly ill by soup containing bottilism
toxin apparently was a hoax, ac-
cording to the Food and Dru
Administration.
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Israeli-Jets Down Egyptian Fighter;
Incidents Reported at Syrian Border
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Egyptian Sukhoi-7 fighterlbomber Later, an' Israeli patrol on the
over the northern sector of - the northern sector of the heights
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Suez Canal, the first Egyptian air- found two antivehicle mines and
craft downed since the cease fire an explosives charge on a road.
The mines and explosives were
went into effect 13 months ago.
The downed plane was one of defused.
There were no Israeli casualties
two Sukhois that overflew Israeli
positions on the east bank of the in any of the incidents.
Terrorists planning -to sabotage
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canal about 15 miles sputh of Pori.
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such violation of the cease fire.
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'The planes, apparently on a re- officials reported.
connaisance mission, came in low
for close-up photographs of Israeli
positions. Israeli anti-aircraft bat-
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a direct hit.
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A lone _Syrian MIG-17 overflew
Israeli positions in the northern
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fired on by Israeli machine-
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Syrian soldiers staged two infil-
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One group of 10 soldiers, spotted
west of the cease-fire line-in the
southern section of the heights,
'opened small arms fire at_ Israeli
troops. The fire was returned, and
the invading soldiers retreated
across the border into Syria.
Later, a- Syrian soldier was
seen on the Ispeli side of the
line and Israelis fired at him.
The" two' incursions were the
first by Syrian military units in
a long time although some shells
were fired across the line last
week. These, however, the ofg-
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