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August 25, 1972 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-08-25

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Zuckerman, Reporting Record $270 Million
Raised for UJA, Hails U.S. Jews' Maturity'

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Paul Zuck-
erman, general chairman of the
United Jewish Appeal, reported
here that UJA income on the 1972
campaign—a record total of $270,-
000.000—was the highest in the 33
ears of UJA history.

America 200 years ago. He said
he expected the world community
"to rise in protest at this obnox-
ious policy of selling people on the
open market, and I see it as a
challenge to the American Jewish
cam munity."

He said it was $30.000.000 more
than the total in 1967, the year of
the $ix-Day War. Ile spoke at a
press conference here.

Ile said 200 American Jewish
leaders would come to Israel at
the end of this month at the
invitation of Premier Golda Meir
to prepare the 1973 UJA cam-
paign.

Hailing the "maturity" of
American Jewry, he said the
1972 results constituted "a re-
markable achievement in a time
when it is quiet on Israel's front-
iers," such "a response of Ameri-
can Jewry to the needs of the
people of Israel."

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more than 100 Jewish communities
in the United States through use
of a live satellite broadcast. He
added that "we expect to do better
in 1973 than we did this year."

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year will consist of 400 leaders
from the United States, arriving
here Oct. 2.

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the message of Israel's needs to

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He also denounced the higher
exit charges imposed by the So-
viets on Russian Jewish scientists
on Aug. 3.

"While I can assure you that I
consider this a violation of the
human rights of Soviet Jews, we,
American Jewry, will never let it
happen that a Jew anywhere in the
world has to remain where he is
unwelcome," Zuckerman declared.

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