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May 12, 1972 - Image 28

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-05-12

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2$—Friday, May 12, 19/2

THE uETROI7 JEWISH NEWS

25 YEARS OF CARING ABOUT

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In a few days the voters of Michigan will play a major role

in selecting the 1972 Democratic Presidential Nominee.

.. if you could get an

1,1e a e supporting Senator Huhert liturphley of Minnesota

honest secret vote by all

fur this nominatiiin. We do this beL.Illle we are impressed with

the members of the Sen-

the sincerity and deYotion with which Senator Humphrey has

ate on who is better

long championed the Causes w e believe in

qualified to be a strong

and effective President

than any of President

Nixon's other challeng-

ers, the chances are that

More major humanitarian legislation hears his name than

those of all the other candidates combined: Peace Corp,,

Medftare, Food for Peace. extended Social Security Benefits.

and the National Defense Loan Program which has helped

millions of students meet the rising cost of college education.

Hubert Humphrey

His experience encompasses both foreign and domestic

would run well ahead of

affairs. lie author i/ed the Nuclear Test Ban 'Treaty. He led the

Muskie or anybody else."

tight t4) create the United States Arms Control and Disarma-

lames Reston

Ness' York Times

,North

'4,

1972

*a.

ment Agency.

While many politicians today seem to thrive on playing

one ethmc or racial group against another, Senator Humphrey

has always believed in a pluralist America and has steadfastly

refused to curry favor with any group at the expense of

another. -

But What About Jewish Issues?

"The psalmist spe4ks of Jerusalem the rebuilt, as a city that is un
the reality of a ref:11'dt and united Jerusalem as the capital of the

Frankly , we feel it is an insult to Jewish voters to only talk to them about Israel or Soviet

Jewry. We feel that peace, compassion, healing the sick (where were the other contenders

when Hubert Humphrey led the lonely struggle to create Medicare?), feeding the hungry,

A few of the National jewist

teaching children, and racial harmony are all "Jewish issues"

honored Senator Hubert

Hu ml

also. In fact, we helped introduce several of them to mankind

1949 — Bnai Brith

some 3,500 years ago.

1957— Hebrew UM,

Of course there are specific contemporary issued that we as

Doctorate

Jews have a special concern for. In these matters also Senator

1960 — Jewish :Vatic

Humphrey enjoys :I unique rec.prd which we deem worthy of

1961 American le

Stephen TI

unstinting support.

4

For a quarter century of public life Hubert Humphrey has

,

1964 Yeshiva Uni

Honorary

been in the forefront of every struggle and ca se vital to

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Jewish interests, from working for the creation ( f the State

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of Israel to leading the Senate battle to sateguar the consti- 1

tutional rights of Sabbath observers.

Jerusalem. He has been and is the only

mat ir

Honorary

1965

lewi,h ;Von

American

political figure with the courage to speak out concerning
th e little
ll, hart rn, braver or more faithful foetid t ,
Jerusalem. The United States government, which was silent
and its people.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey when Jordanian troops desecrated the Old Ci y's Jewish

Quarter between 1948 and 1967, now condemn Israel's re-

unification of its most sacred city, and still refus:s to recog- ,

nine Jerusalem as capital of Israel. Senator Hurtjrphrey calls

Nutiori.d Co

IF is Iva,

1965

State o: Isrc,

Numan F.

1967 American T

Council for

Humanitc:

1971 —Man of the

State of Art

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