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of the DetroitService Grotip:
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The tour. will -.1eaVe'i Detroit
Thursdif?" for 13- ":"days in Xipael
The group.' M viiittlittOontlCsel
and historic sites but also will fee
.the work of agenciiii azid services
which are—snpported through' the

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!Two. flquinti . '101iicagn- Zidaista; -,Lunclt, wall be served "between
and Paul Bre--
dowi leaders; in- Masada, Ike:youth -judge Michael Stacey and Louis
branch ot4tie Zionist Organization Pailish,,ectehairiirsizz' of the ZOD
of •Anetriti. :*BI'leid discussions
!at as4e Y . mid it
ek-
on ',youth 'problems and-attitudes at petted that :•youth-, representatives
the `,all•day" assembly Sunder:lot from an sYnagogues, schooli and
the Zionist Cultural Center.
national 'movements' Aril' -_partic-
Christensen is . an adviser to ipatez in reviews- of conditions that
Masada Chicago " suburban 'chap- affect- . yo.tditAault-relaticeships.
teni; He serves
---- -owe hOpti,vut-Of -thesa:Sestiont
on ;- the ; national
to tleyelcip:a stronger identification
executive cam—
of Yoljth with' our Zionist Commu-
ell for the Zion;•
nity jewish interests," ;they
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1st Organization
stated.
of America and
- Judge Stacey: announced that the
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of
is a member
7.0D . - 8115O, will cooperate in - setting
the -editerial - , - ,
up Seminars on Israel- and Jewish
bonrd - of Aym
-0.0041100Prnie:OviltIC:altne State
"L;Tilcili;."the
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Masada national
youth-adult
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diltnissfons; Judge Stacey-laid: "It
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uth will
whic•o
her of the North AmericatV4fiew
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tfanth Council and served' Ili
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us youth movements in the
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Middle ,
iffediiii is executive director -of
maids ;in Chicago and *Byer,:
sities in.the areas.:1;:-
ildent
Dr. Joet Hamburger
of the ;Vtoiliat::Orginizatitn.CoflD*
troit, sponsor of the fren•W Often:
discussion . to _which all .:Detroit
_Youth #e" ifivited,-‘ - annonsikes ;that-
the morning` session to 4404410,
:Will lie -.followed by sem rs,-; and
the day's events will con,
summaries of youth neetTfie

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DR ;111"MAN.S:
annual Allied -:.leiviih * -:-CainPalgii-
;Israel Emergency -Fund.
They will meet With'Isreli-ilead-
,ers who will discuss the dimensions-
of the human; problemst1AA'Ahe
people of Israel fate,ittid'WhY the
Help of world Jewry is needed.-
Following the ioneluihin of
- the official lirael-
• many of the group will-continue'
to Vienna to- see the—I:obit "l:kis-;.
tribution Committee intialie::cen-,
:.• ter, where Jews from eastern
European countries. . are .iinter,„
viewed' and cared for until they
can be transported.
• Dr. Mellen, who is- chief of staff
at Sinai Hospital, is a veteran of
many trips to Israel. He has been
active in the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign for many years and has
been chairman of its professional
division, largest segment of the
annual fund-raising effort.

AJCongress Picks
3 Award Winners

NEW YORK — Foreign Minister
Abbe Eban of Israel and Samuel
Neaman and Benjamin S. Kalnick,
both of New York, will
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receive
the 1971 Stephen S. Wise AWards
of the American Jewish Congress
at a dinner Oct. 17 at the New
York Hilton.
Eban, who will deliver the main
-address at the dinner, is the first
laureate to receive the award
twice. Honored first in 1950, -he
will be cited this year for "distin-
guished achievement in advancing
the dignity, freedom and security
of the Jewish people."
Neaman, .chairman of the board
and chief executive officer of the
McCrory. Corporation, will receive
the award for his contributions to-
ward "strengthening Jewish life."
Kalnick, mayor of Kings Point,
a veteran leader of the American
Jewish Congress and chairman of
its campaign cabinet, will be cited
for his service to the Congress.

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for on s m..
8161_ Million Sales

WASHINGTON (JTAI—The Ix-
rad Bond Organization launched a
campaign here to iell -$18X,000.000
in bondi iii - the United "Statia and
Canada between now and the
year's end.
Sam Rothberg, general chair - _
man of the LBO, told 350 deleifilteR
attending a two-day nationeLiealk-
ership conference that achier vement
of the $161,000,000 ... goal over- the
next four months-would bring the
total bond sales for 1971 to $300,-

, He said _that would represent
about 80 per cent of the $500,000,-
000-goal set for the 16-month period
September 1970-December 1971.

Leo Bernstein, executive vice
president of - the ISO, said the
fall campaign :Maid start dm-
leg the High Holy -Days with
drive to raise $40,900.009 is more:"
than 1,000 Reform; Conservative
and Orthodox , synagogues in the
U.S. and Canada. ,
Bernstein reported that in the

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fwst eight months of this year
853,750,000•in bonds were pur-
chased by American banks, trade
unions, insurance companies and
communal institutions, compared
to $40,500,000 purchased by them
during all of 1970.
Julian B. Venezky, national
chairman for regions, reported that
more than 200 Jewish communi-
ties in the U.S. and Canada would
participate in drives to sell $85,-
000,000 in bonds during October
and November, in honor of the
85th birthday of Israel's former
Premier David Ben-Gurion.

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