Most U.S. Jews
Will Stay Liberal,
Task Force Feels

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NEW YORK (JTA) — A task
force of scholars and community
relations experts studying inter-
group relations in America has
predicted that a majority of Amer-
ican Jews probably would con-
tinue their involvement in the
liberal coalition during the 19705
despite a serious erosion of the
traditionally liberal position of
Jews in the decade recently ended.
The 111-page study titled "Group
Life in America" was prepared
for the American Jewish Commit-
tee and published by its Institute
of Human Relations.
Prof. Seymour M. Lipset, pro-
fessor of government at Harvard,
authored the report based on the
task force study.
Prof. Upset conceded that Jews
are torn between Jewish values
which breed a liberal orienta-
tion and Jewish interests which
sometimes tug toward the con-
servative camp.
He said it was his opinion and
that of the task force that values
will ultimately prevail over self-
interest. He said one basis for that
prognostication was the fact that
better educated, more affluent
Jews tended to be more liberal.
Since Jews are the best edil-
rated ethnic group in America, it
followed that a majority of Jews
are better educated and hence,
liberal, he said.
Another basis for predicting
Jewish loyalty to liberalism in the
long run he said was the Jews'
long historic memory which warns
them instinctively against anti-
liberal political movements. Prof .
Lipset said that even though he
felt the Nixon administration may
have done more for Israel than
previous administrations, many
Jews cannot believe that a con-
servative. Republican "Wasp"
would be better for the Jews in
the long run.
Lipset recalled that Nixon go:
only 15 per cent of the Jewish
vote in 1968 and predicted that hi ,
would get no more than 30 per
cent in 1972.
Abrams described American
Jews as more issue-oriented than
other groups. He said that while
Jewish ties with liberalism had
been "strained" they were far
from breaking.
The task force agreed that the
Jewish community was threatened
with a revival of anti-Semitism
and that Jews therefore must con-
tinue to be concerned with prob-
lems of defense and the elimina-
tion of prejudice. For this reason,
Jewish groups constantly strive to
build coalitions with other ethnic
groups.

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Scouts will be coming and going Ave., Oak Park, are among 40
at the Bernard Cantor home next scouts from throughout the U. S
week, when their son Jim leaves who will tour Israel and meet
for Israel on an International fellow scouts on a five-week tour.
Friendship Tour, and the Cantors It is the first tour of its kind, under
welcome to America Israeli scout toe sponsorship of the troy scouts
Ilan Falkovitz. of America.
Jim, 14, of Forman Dr., Birm-
In turn, Israel is sending Ilan
ingham, and Brian Levitt, 16, son as one of 23 boy scouts and eight
of the Howard Levitts of Beverly girl scouts to spend the summer at
U. S. camps.
Ilan, of Haifa. will spend five
weeks as a counselor at the
Charles Howel Scout Reservation
near Brighton. His stay here is
under the auspices of the Jewish
DEBORAH SCHUMER, daughter
Committee on Scouting, of which
of Mr. and Mrs. William Schumer
Bernard Cantor is a member.
of Burton Ave., Oak Park, and a I
The Israeli scouts will serve as
member of the Class of 1974 at counselors and resource advisers
Wellesley College, has been at 15 camps throughout the United
selected as one of two officers re- States. They are all 17-year-old
sponsible for students who will high school students who speak
enter Wellesley next fall as trans- fluent English.
The scout delegation is a joint
fers from other .colleges and uni-
versities. Miss Schumer, a grad- project of the Israel Boy and Girl
uate of Oak Park High School, has Scout Federation, the Boy Scouts
served as a sophomore class repre- of America, the Girl Scouts of the
sentative from her dormitory at U. S. A. and the Hadassah Zionist
Wellesley. She was a member of Youth Commission. This scout-to-
the committee for the annual scout project is in its 12th year.
Sophomore Fathers' Weekend at
the college.
Beth Moses Youth Group

They Made
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Center Youth Programs
Prepare for 2nd Term

LOS ANGELES — Harvey Sha-
piro rejected the advice of doctors
to give up his dream of becoming
a lawyer, and as a result the Z3-
year-old graduated from UCLA
with honors recently.
At age 14, Shapiro crushed his
spine in a diving accident. lie was
paralyzed from the neck down and
confined to a wheelchair. Doctors
told him to forget college.
But Shapiro and his father, Irv-
Knesset Kills Attempt
ing Shapiro, wouldn't give up. The
senior
Shapiro hired tutors for his
to Equalize Army Duty
son and sought out hospitals that
for New Immigrants
offered innovative aid and tech-
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Knes- niques for handicaped persons.
set rejected Wednesday an attempt Harvey went to Cleveland View
by Knesset member Shalom Cohen Hospital, where he was taught to
to have army service for new im- feed himself and operate a special
migrants equalized with that of wheelchair. For his studies, he
Israelis.
used a stick held in his mouth to
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan write, turn pages and type.
accused Cohen of trying to stir !
An outstanding student, he lived
hatred and resentment of immi- in a dormitory at UCLA. joined
grants among young Isdaelis.
a fraternity and attended athletic
Cohen, who broke away from Uri events He is engaged to a nurse
Avneri's Haolam Hazeh party last and plans to marry after he fin- •
year, claimed that it was intoler- ishes law school.
able discrimination for new im-
migrants to be allowed to serve Who inspired those infinite truths?
shorter periods than Israelis.
Who spoke through the mouth of
Immigrant men have to serve
the prophet?
from three to 18 months depend- Who mapped out the highways of
ing on their age and family status. •
ages,
They are then placed in the re- The glorious lines of the Scrip-
serves along with other Israelis
tures?
who must serve a three year term.
Immigrants who have already Who planted the flowers of
served in the armed for. es of their
wisdom
homelands are exempted from In this sacred soil of the angels?
Israeli service and join the re- O dream of eternity — Bible —
serves immediately.
O Light that is all and forever.

Friday, July 7, 1972-31

Gen. Ezer Weizman Rates Israeli Leadership

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — At a pri- were up to me I would replace 15
vale meeting of students from the ministers in the cabinet."
Hebrew University, Gen. Ezer
Weizman expressed his feelings
Just remember, the ladder of
about a number of leading political success is always a step-ladder.
personalities in Israel affiliated
with parties other than his own.
The substance of his remarks
was revealed to a reporter from
and
Haaretz, who published the follow-
HIS ORCHESTRA
ing details of Weizman's observa-
Must< For A!! Occasions
tions:
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Gen. Weizman expressed high
regard for Haim Bar-Lev, former-
ly commander in chief of Israel's
Say goodbye to
armed forces, and presently min-
lvssrng otret your
ister of commerce and industry.
hoer this summer
In Weizman's opinion "Bar-Lev is
lt.st for July we otter
much more capable than the Ox-
this unique pert..
ford-educated Yigal Alton."
nent It keeps your haff
As for Golda Meir. Weizman
brushable crushable
said, "speaking relatively, 1 have
prat locally rndestructo
a lot of respect for her."
Ole' A casual set then
Weizman was full of praise for
;vs , Brush n Go. Ready
Yitzhak Ben-Aharon, secretary gen-
for sun n tun wrthout a
eral of the Histadrut. "I do not
care about your hat,
share his views," Weizman said of
No muss, no fuss styling
Ben-Aharon, "but he is a man of
seeps you looktng great .
principles and a terrific fighter."
Israel Galili "is one of the most
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serious leaders of the regime."
On Moshe Dayan: "After the
Six-Day War, I proposed that he
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and I should form a separate list
for the Knesset elections, but he
didn't have the guts to go along."
• 11.1 ST YUISTS
On the regime as a whole, "If it

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to Hear Arlo Guthrie
Beth Moses Senior United Syria-

gogue Youth will attend the per-
formance of folk singer Arlo
Registration is open for the sec- Guthrie at the Meadow Brook
and session of summer activity at Summer Festival July 19. The
the Jewish Center, July 24-Aug. group will meet at the synagogue
18. Youth of all ages are invited at 5:45 p m. The public is invited.
to take part in tho following: There is an admission charge
Preschoolers. Playland Jr.: kin- for the event, and all are request-
dergartners. Playland; lst-3rd ed to bring food and blankets.
praders, Funtime; 1st tirade-10 1z- , Drivers are needed, and they will
year-olds. Day Camp: 1 0 ' , 12-Year- have their admission paid for.
olds. Safari Jr.: 51h-7th graders. For information, call Jeff Frank.
Sports Skills for Boys: 6th-11th 534-9376, or Alan Horvitz. 533-6162
grades. Comp of the Arts; 7th- •
9th graders. Safari '72: 10th-12th
graders, Teens on Wheels; and
10th-12th graders. Teen Stock
Theater.
For information and brochure,
call the Jewish Center, 341-420).

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