'Mental: Health_ Field'_ L W. Sherr G e ts Beth
Yehuda Award
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Nationally prominent authorities"
on the question of mental health
have contributed essays to the
Wayne State University Press vol-
ume, "The Mental Health Field—.
A Critical Appraisal."
Edited by Drs. Morton Levitt of
the University of -California and
Ben Rubenstein of Marlboro Col-
lege, the articles deal with child
g uidance, research into family
problems, social -changes, abortion
laws and other issues.
Participants include Amitai
Etzioni, Columbia University; Drs.
Jules Schrager, Saul I. Harrison,
Barbara L. Dickerson and Eliza-
beth W. ICiRins, University • of
Michigan; David Levy, N.Y. State
Psychiatric Institute, and a score
more of eminent sociologists and
psychologists:
ANITA GREEN, a 1968 grad-
uate of Oak Park High School,
plays the lead female role in the
stage production of "Canterbury
Tales," now playing at Wayne
State University's Bonstelle Thea-
ter. Jack Kresnak and Beverly
Markowitz also are in the cast.
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He noted that lately he has seen
Jews tell jokes about thenieelVes,
"jokes that only perpetuate stereo-
types and thusly -prejudice." He
feels that this sort of ethnic ham.
or, centering on Jews or Blacks
or any minority, does no one any
good.
Simultaneously, during his lec-
tures, Slater has encountered young
people who were proud to learn
of the actions, usually illegal, and
the risks that their parents were
willing to take to ensure the sur-
vival of Israel directly after World
War II.
The people, their actions and
their risks are the basis for
"The Pledge." It tells the story
of a bard core of Jews and non-
Jews in America who risked
violation of the U.S. neutrality
laws in seeing that Israel was
sufficiently armed for defense
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pride," Slater said, "but young
people who have read 'The
Pledge' " and/of have heard me
speak, really feel proud being a
Jew. They can't believe their par-
ents did- these things 25 years ago."
Slater has heed on the lecture
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Slater feels that it is time some- respondent and editor. He was a
one praised the actions of Ameri- reporter in Israel in 1948.
"The Pledge," which was pub-
can Jews in their efforts to save
Israel. "I have become a crusader lished by Simon and Schuster, is
currently in its fifth printing. It
will be coming out in paperback
on Dec. 1.
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A native of Pittsburgh, Slater
Leonard Slater, author of the
critically acclaimed book, "The attended the University of Michi-
Pledge," is changing his approach gan, where he served as an editor
of the Michigan Daily. He was
when lecturing.
Turned off by what he sees as graduated from U-M in 1941 with
Jews mocking themselves, but a degree in political science.
He has served as a correspond.
turned on by "the positive response
of people, especially young peo- ent with Time and Newsweek mag-
azines
and as an NBC news cor-
ple," to the revelations in his book,
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Golden Torah Award. Shown are (from left) Hillel L. Abrams, presi-
dent; Sherr; Justice G. Mennen Williams, sporting a green polka dot
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