U.S. Transfers S52 Million for Soviet Enno -res

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WASHINGTON I .1"r.\ -- The
:in e\cti,-3 , for Soviet pollee I.
Earlier, the House Foreign Af-
unleash a campaign of terror
U.S. government Tul sdac formal fairs Committee reported out The
a _.lint Soviet lett s, Rep Bertram
ly tranAferred to Israel two grants authorization funding the Slate De-
Podell ID NV I said
totalling S52.0110,000 which mill be part mint for the next fiscal year
used to help the resettlement of including SF 1 5.000.1:;00 that the de-
tAlide our chi:lomat., have been
Jewish immigrants. including those partment will use to help resettle
making arrirmem•nts for the ','res-
arriving from the Soviet Union. ;Jews in Israel.
ident's trim secret police hat e ern
The transfer was formalized at
A site by the House on the hill
harked on a campai3n of repres
a si . . 2.ning ceremo:,t by Israel's is "expected by Monday.
spin against the Jews they feel
ambassador, Itzhak Rabin, and by
The bill as reported out is Men-
might draw attention to the plight
Dr. John A Hannah, administra- limit with the one introduced by
of Soviet Jewry during the c rip
for of the Agency for International Rep. jonathan Bingham I D.. N
Wit asked the President to make
Development (iAID I .
with the cosponsorship of Rep.
it plain to the gremlin we to not
Seymbur Halpern I R.. N.Y.)
The ceremony was attended by
like that kind of pre-summitry"
It does hot contain the amend-
Joseph J. Sisco assistant secre-
Podell said
ment tacked on in the Senate For-
tary of state for Near Eastern af-
In their letter. the Democratic
eign Relations Committee to the
fairs, representing the State De-
and Republican coneressint.n spe-
measure calling for the same
partment, which will administer
cifically charge l Moscow with
amount of money. The amend-
the grants.
" sweeping the streets of any
ments would extend use of the
Jews who might draw attention
The 550,000,000 grant was' au-
funds
to
countries
besides
Israel
to their plight during your visit-
thorized and appropriated by
which may receive Soviet Jewish
activists have been drafted into the
Congress in foreign aid legisla-
army although they have already
tion. The additional $2,000,000 • refugees and also limit the ex-
penditure
of
the
funds
to
the
pro-
' served; Jews. including pregnant
was granted by the President
portion
of
Jews
leaving
the
Soviet
women, attempting to attend syna-
from an aid contingency fund
Union against an expected figure
gogue have been brutally beaten
intended to facilitate the move•
of 40.000 this year.
and arrested--all in an attempt
ment of Jewish emigres from the
Bingham said the committee's
to frighten the .pews into silence "
Soviet Union to Israel.
hill was a "fitting followup - to
The letter then added, 'We
Dr. Hannah pointed out that
efforts made by supporters of the
urge you to protest the use of
both grants would help Israel to
Soviet Jews both in the Congress
your
trip to launch this cam-
resettle large numbers of im-
and elsewhere
paign. We urge you to use all
migrants, including those from
lie also said that the funds
diplomatic channels to express
the Soviet Union who, he said,
UHT "offset only a small part of
your extreme displeasure at this
"hopefully will find more satis-
the heavy financial and social
brutal
repression."
fying lives and will contribute to
burden of resettlement" which
The campaign of repression lie-
the continued development and
he said he found during his re-
2an short lc after the Moscow sum
growth of Israel."
cent firsthand study of Jewish
alit meeting was announced and
Responding. Ambassador Rabin
migration to Israel.
has built in intensity since. t h e
described the grants as "a further
A major program to serve the
congressmen
stated.
tangible symbol of the friendship
special religious needs of Russian
The AFT-CIO Executit e Cmmgi!
between the U.S. and Israel" and - Jews now arriving in increased
in a statement on the forthcoming
"a demonstration of ;he U.S. gov-
numbers in Israel has been readied
I'S-USSR summit conference. said
ernment's understanding of Is-
for launching in early summer tin-
that President Nixon would "ren-
rael's struggle for peace with se-
der the joint sponsorship of the
der a great humanitarian sers.,•
curity. -
leading, American Orthodox Jew-
and enhance the prestige" of the
The $50,000,000 will go to Is-
ish organizations, it was announced
United Nations by t igorousts urg
rael in the form of purchases of
by Rabbi Joseph Karasick, presi-
in the Soviet government to as
U.S. industrial and other corn-
dent of the Union of Orthodox Jew-
sure everyone the right to leave
modities which the Israel govern-
ish Congregations of America, at
and to (1n to Israel or any other
ment will sell for Israel pounds.
the annual national dinner of the
country of their choice .
The proceeds will be applied to the
Union.
Sixty thousand pelitioi.. wig •'
national budget.
Rabbi Karasick stated that
•
sent to President Nixon as 1,3r' f
funding for the program, with a
HE h
a national 1.000.0(10 petition
provisional budget exceeding S3.-
O
noin of the National Conference mi
000,000 will be obtained either
',HOTEL
Sot let Jewry. it was announced by
through existing communal fund
Walter Roth, president of the
channels or through other means.
American Jewish Congress. (3,11r
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The project is to include - schd(Os.
ceHaia,.it a, camo.t,•••• ■
cit of Greater Chicago.
synagogues, group and individual
(Dr. Nahum Goldman. president
OPfN ALL YEAR
instruction in Bible and the funda-
of
the World Jewish C3f121,•••• •,1-!
Reserve Now for
mentals of the Jewish faith. per-
in tel Aviv that he will seen f13•1 - •
HIGH HOLY DAYS & SUKKOTH
' sonalized guidance activities, and
with Soviet Ambassador
0 1 . 1 7 per ages .
other facilities" tailored to the ills.
*
double Ott
Dobrynin in Washington to
tinctive needs of immigrants com-
APR 9 to SEPT
Soviet Jewery.
ing from a land in which all Jew-
• IS of 150 roan,
ish religious life and instruction 14 More Activists
INCLUDING GLATT KOSHER MEALS
Breakfast & 7 Course Donner
have been suppressed for over 50 Ordered Up For Duty
Oct. of rc e. ntt.,
All Roams Oae ~ no to
years.
NEW YORK (.11- Al-At least
14 additional Jewish activists have
• P.M,.
e en
IS Congressmen Assail Soviet
to All (b ts • Synagogue
• Planned Entertarnment
been ordered to report for active
Terror Against Jews on Eve
FFor Reservations Cali
duty in the Soviet army reserves.
of Nixon's Visit to Moscow
it Was reported by the National
FREE
OLL
WASHINGTON (JTA) . -Fifteen
Conference on Soviet Jewry The
OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT
members of Congress - wrote to
total is now 27. Of the 14, One is
Your Host the
President Nixon urging him to pro-
BERKOWITZ FAMILY
from Moscow. Leonid Kelner. one
test the use of his trip to Moscow
ON OCEAN AT 21 SY.PAIAMI flEACI14
is front Sverdlovsk, Mark Levin:
11 are from Riga and one from
Kovno.

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Friday, May 12, 1972-21
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Richard Maass, chairman or
the NUS.I, reported that :.?0 Soc fel
1•1 - 1`i•bd
Jew ish attic ists hase
permission to emigrate. ''5%e in
the United Slates are oserjoed
for those allowed to lease," he
said, ''hut we fear for the welt
being of So%iet Jews remaining."
Soviet vecict police ,
launched∎sa manhunt for Gat riel
Shapiro of 'Moscow, one of the 13
and the ((!ticr 1,2 who
to the SkS.I. "here gone into blip
;(12, The names of the latest it;.
actiosts were not Moncton,:
available
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ish Community Federation here
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construction of two housing apart-
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ens isions apartments of 100 to
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orah Park-Jewish lloine for the
Aged in Beachwood and near Mon
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