Allied Campaign Makes Record
Allocations to Overseas Causes
Cabinet Ministers
Asked to Resign
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
NEW YORK (JTA)—The rab-
binical Alliance of America de-
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GOWNS •
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cil, $18,780; and the Synagogue
can Tergasyn n. snciety,-'
an In I Council of America ,$1,500.
Manded•the resignation 'of two Is-
creasezof - $15,000 for a total of
The report of the division also
$50,066;'J e wish Telegraphic anticipates -being called upon,
Agent)", $17,000; and- the United later in the year, to - make an
BIAS Service, $54,000.
additiOnal. dive
- t grant to the re-
In the latter case, the board structured ' , Mb- Wean Jewish, Con-
noted they were providing a ference on ,Soviet Jewig: that
ion a few months
modeit increase. The report from began hi /Unct
the executive committee added the ago. - - - _
following,
National • leAlth and welfare
"We know
that fromtine to time emergency services- received alloCations of
situations may arise when, with- $118,295, which is 413,145 more
out any.. : . forewarning, opportuni- than in-1070. The agencies .are:
ties are Ativeri :us to help 'move Bnai Brith Nation- id Youth Serv-
Jews across certain borders _into ices- Appeal, - $33,000; Jewish
new countries of residence other Occupational Council, $3,500; and
than Israel. When conditions like the National Jewish = Welfare
this happen, BIAS is,prepared to _Board,. :$44,000. The Council of
act first And. ask' questionS later, Jewisk_Federitions- an• Welfare
Funds-and the Large City Bud-
with -ourisiessings
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geting Conference receive -dues
The total givennational
of $34,975 and $3,720, respective-
agenicies..-ls a - 10 per
in-
crealie over the amount : :-they
,
were allocated last vear.:'
An'increased grant for the Bnai
Brith
Youth
Services represents
National agencies hr the
menhy relations divisioW--z-inere support- of __the . Hine' programs,
allocated $173,280. The - largest thus takiiig another step toward
beneficiaries were the American greater participation by Federa-
Jewistt _Camaitiee:--snd,the Anti: tion in supporting Jewish ictivi-
Defamation •elgile, eaCh---- reeelv- fies'firie'etllIegelqiiith.-. A..:fitimber
ing $48,000. Other community _ re- of other programs also are being
ftiO. 014 locally, snek,ax.the, Jewish
lations agencies recelying-
tons are:' American - - J iwi s h 'commonit*Foandation- --Of United
Jewish
Charities -which has been
Congress, $33,000; Jewish Labor
Committee,: $15,000; Jewish 'War laveatili8 its fundi for a,. similar
Veterans, $9,000; National Coin.; purpose, especially at the Univer-
munity Relations _Advisory Coun- sity of Michigazt, in recent years.
, Sdietantial, r e a Ses. were
:recoinniended by the education
division forq(VO..inajoi agencies,
in lieeping.-3Vith.ar determination to
strengthin"those activities which
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life, - nalionally is well as" onthe
home scene. - . '
NE* YORK (JTA)
A call In the educational field the
far 18 major , changes in the Eco- largest grant - -Aids $01,500 to the
nomic Opportunity Act and in the American Association for Jewish
city's antipoverty program, . so as Education. Other allocations are
no longer to "exclude" Jewish AmeriCan Jewish Historical So-
poor, was issued by Richard ciety, 8750; Dropsie College, $2,500;
Ravitch, chairman of the American Illstadrut Ivrit; $2,500;, Jewish
Jewish - Congress' commission on Publication Society; $1500; Jew-
urban affairs. ash Teacher's Seminary-Berzliah,
"Most Jewish poor are older per $1,100; National Fowzdation for
sons," Ravitch said. "As a result, Jewish Culture, $10,800; and YIVO-
needy Jews do not qualify for ben- Institute of Jewish - Research,
efits to which- they would other- $5,650. The National Conference
wise- be entitled," he. stated.' "This of Jewish Communal -Service re-
situation is inherently unjust. It ceived ,ssoce in dues.
must not_ continue."
Reports on recommendations
Ravitth, who made public a 45- were , prepared- by Ronald L.
page, analysis of -the problem, said, Greenberg, chairman of the health
1"Poyerty most ,be ,treated on the and welfare division of Federa-
basis of _need, mot _residence." Lion; George M. Zeltzer, educe-
:- He' voluted ,eut: that- the de-•lion division chairman; and Max J.
signation-of poVerty:areas by la• Pincus; :community relationis divi-
Aal- Administrators on._ thebases sion -chairman, and were presented
1- of Atimiber of Welfare Irecipknts, to the executive committee-of Fed-
-erationof. which Hyman Safran is
- rate of 'juvenile; delinquencyi
ddence of venereal disease and chairman. Final approval came
births: in city kospltals were. not; .Monday-at the : Federation board
:'applicable : to tbe ,..norstly-older of _governors .meeting,
raeli cabinet ministers for "try-
ing to stifle and subdue the outcry
against the law _ of "Who Is a
RAA president,- cited Dr. Yosef
Jew?" Rabbi Abraham Gross,
Burg, minister of interiod, and Dr.
Zerach Warhaftig, minister for re-
ligious affairs, both representing
the National Religious Party.
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.APE, is under the jurisdiction of
the Lsrael Medical Association.
Dr. Greenblatt is professor and
chairman of the department of
endocrinology at the Medical Col-
lege of- Georgia in Augusta.
The Israeli chairman is Prof.
N. Soferman, president of the
Israel Society of Obstetrics and
Gynecology. The Israeli faculty
is in the process of being selected.
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the quarter-million Jews.- earning
_under -.$3,-000,:a year,. Ravitcb not,:
ed,-. - only,one-third live in official
Poverty, areas.
The AJCongress proposals in-
clude a call for a citywide Jewish
antipoverty organization - to be-
created by the city's - Jewish com-
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their rights:-and opportunities :un-
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them to press, fora programs ; they
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RaVitch : said broad-based
prea -
suie..siill :not- be -forthcoming until
the ,variou.s..: ethnic and ,.radar
grouPs are inspred :that their poor
„w,i11._ all -share the poverix hands
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the first_ step, towards serving
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Rabbi- Gloss jalso charged that
"Minister Warhaftig has repeated-
forbidden the gathering of sig-
natures for • petitions concerning
this issue at the Western Wall."
- The RAA leader further claimed
that Ministers Burg and Warhaftig
have "strongly criticized those who
protest the law of 'Who Is a
Jew?' "
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Rabbi Gross said that when
Knesset Members Rabbi Mena-
clam Porush, of Agudat Israel
tried to have the chamber de-
bate. the "Who Is A Jew" law,
"It
Miiiister Burg who de-
feated the motion."
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Friday, November 12, 1971-5
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