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Between .Jew, and Revolutionary

Forces will be the theme for lead-

ing American Jewish and Israeli

participating in the
10th annual American-Israel Dia-
logue, sponsored by the American
Jewish Congress. Au2, 1-4. at the
Van Leer Institute in Jerti,alem
Participants will examine the
role that vari o us f .le rn nt, of the
Jewish cornmanc:.• have piaae d i 11
revolutionary mo,eteer. , s. as nett
as the impact that
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poliUCal chamte ,
are likely to has,
life throughout the us arid .
Hertzberg
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Rabbi
Englewood. N. J., president of tile
American Jewish Congress and ad-
junct professor of history at Co-
lumbia University, will open the

intellectuals

Soviets Used Jewish Issue to Oust
Poet, Though He Sees Self as Christian

dialogue proceedings.
Other American participants will
include Theodore Draper of the
Institute for Advanced Study at
Princeton University: Marie Syr-
kin, editor of The Herzl Press:
Abraham Udovitch, professor of
Near Eastern studies at Princeton;
and Phil Baum, assistant execu-
tive director of the AJC and co-
ordinator of the dialogue.
Israeli participants will include:
Itzhak Ben-Aharon, secretary-gen-
eral of Histadrut; Menahem Begin,

By way of tangible proof, he wears
a gold crucifix, SR added. Many of .
his images in poetry suggest Chris-
tian belief.
Thus, when the Soviet author-
ities approached the poet-trans-
lator to leave for Israel, he was
The journey from Moscow to Ann
not interested. Late last year,
Arbor, where he will be poet in
he received in the mail two of-
residence, reads like a saga for
ficial invitations from Israel to
Brodsky, whose ouster was a direct
emigrate there. One was signed
result of his "trouble making." The , by "Moses Brodsky," but the
state preferrd to call it "parasit-
poet says he has no such relathe.
ism." The fact that Brodsky was a
The other was signed by "Yevrey
born Jew added fuel to the states
Yakov," a Hebrew "name" that
wrath.
means Jacob the Tee'. Brodsky

Iosif Brodsky may be home at
last. On Sunday, the 32-year-old
Russian poet—considered by many
the finest writer in Russia today
—arrived at the University of
Michigan.

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The poet has accepted his ouster
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Ironically. Brodsky does not con-
sider himself a Jess'. In an article
appearing in the current Saturday
Review, he was quoted as saying'
Brodsky ignored the invitation,
"While I am related to the Old but last May the Soviet govern-
Testament, perhaps by ancestry ment insisted that he accept them.
and certainly by the spirit of jus - On May 12. he filed the necessary
Dee, I consider myself a Christian. applications, and 12 days later.
Not .a good one, but I try to be." he received an exit visa. On June •
4, he left Russia.
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NEW YORK (JTA)—A source at kicked me out of my country, using i
City Hall told the Jewish Tele- the Jewish issue as an excuse." ,..
graphic Agency that a citywide
Jewish antipoverty program utiliz-
ing government funds, was ex-
pected to get under way sometime
in September.
The source said that the pro-
gram would have an initial fund-
ing of at least $1,000.000 but could
not disclose the origin of the funds 1
at this time.
The source said the government
monies would be directed to the
neighborhoods where Jewish poor
reside through various local Jew-
ish groups in those neighborhoods.
Earlier, Rep. Herman Radiilo
I D., N.Y.) described the Jewish
poor as "the forgotten poor of New
York" at a City Hall news confer-
ence and urged a total overhaul
of the city's poverty guidelines "to
deal with the poor not so much on
the basis of where they happen to
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he located but on the incidence
and nature of poverty itself."
Rep. Badillo, the only Puerto I
Rican in Congress, noted that Jew-
ish poor, particularly the elderly,
for appointment
"have been tragically excluded
from much of the city's anti-pov-;
erty effort because when the pro- ;

Examinations and Prescriptions

Jews do not live in the officially!
designated poverty areas and have
thus been deprived of aid to which
they are entitled.

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Itning's Curtains, Contract Division

told SR: "lie probably exists. and
I don't mean to joke about a
man's name, but I did laugh."

gram began eight years ago it was
targeted at 26 selected geographic 1
poverty-stricken
areas." Many

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member of the Knesset and leader
of the Herut Party: and Yoram
Holstein. Tel As iv University pro-
fessor and editor of The Israel

NEW YORK. ' The Relationship

John Nemon, chairman of the metropolitan division. Allied Jew-
ish Campaign—Israel Emergency Fund, accepts a check for S5.:35
from president Herman Levine of the Center Businessmen's Club.
The money, raised by direct appeal to the club membership, re-
flects the active interest of retired members of the business com-
munity whose support might ordinarily he lost to the campaign
effort, noted Nemon. Sharing in the presentation are (from left)
Henry Carnick and Julius Heckman, chairman and co-chairman of
the Center Businessmen's Club Israel Emergency Fund committee,
and (far right) Joseph Tanzman, vice president of the Center Busi-
nessmen's Club. The organization is a senior citizen's activity spon-
sored by the Jewish Community Center.

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