New Soviet Exit Fees Assailed by Tekoah as 'Iniquitous'

cerated and harassed in the So-
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Russia proper -- as opposed to
areas annexed by the USSR after
and discrimination are not only viet Union, in ransom in accord-
World
War II—only 20 per cent
contrary to the tenets of the United ance with the recent price "
of those who applied were granted
Nations Charter and international This was a reference to the dis-
law, but contravene the princi- closure that the Soviet Union has • exit permits for Israel.
Addressing herself to Soviet
pals to which the Soviet Union increased by huge amounts the
itself proclaims adherence " costs of exit visas for Jewish Jews. she said "You have proved
your valor. We will not forsake
Stating that the "international academicians seeking to emigrate
you. We believe in yoli. Rehire
community cannot remain silent We are prepared to do husi-
in us, believe in the Jewish peo-
in the face of this violation of ness." Rep. Podell said in front
ple. Our struggle will be as pure
the basic human rights of the of the Soviet Embassy here. He
as it is righteous."
Soviet Jews." Tekoah expressed and four other congressmen had

Rabbi Cohen's arguments. Rabbi
Teitz explained that in the Soviet
Union "a seminary is not a place r
to sit and learn; it is a place to
prepare for certain functions," like
ritual slaughter. There are 25 ill-
panim in Moscow, he said, the
Torah class has 11 students age
22-45, and "if one claims that he
did not see it, this is not evi-
dence."

assim—two weeks before Ameri-
can Jews will. They will be dis-
tributed to Jews in Moscow, Len-
ingrad, Kiev, Wilna and Riga and
"any remote place" in the Soviet
Union they are needed, he said,
adding that tie had also sent tale
isim for Jews in Kiev.

The United Itias Service an
flounced the arrival in the United
States of two Jewish families from
the Soviet Union. The first family.
Vladimir and Rosa Trakenisk'

Rabbi Teitz said Tuesday Soviet
the hope that the Soviet govern- asked and had been refused per NEW YORK (JTA)—J a co b
Jews will receive their Sukkot
ment will hearken to advice of mission to meet with Dobrynin. Stein, chairman of the Conference
esrogim, Itilasim and had-
(Continued on Page
humaneness and justice and re- They wanted to present hiss with of Presidents of Major American
•
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vote the iniquitous inquisitions." the cash offer and a letter critici7.
.Jewish
Organizations, said Secre- .
14--Friday, August 25, 1972
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
ing SM iet treatment of its Jewish
tar of State William P Rogers , .
who . met with Stein and two other - a ILIULS) CLLR 1251.9 Q Q,.2R CL9 U2_9 aaapee R a a a a St_tz52 o a a a a o a ys g_ke1}4'
citizens
Jews in the city of Kiev will
The other congressmen were Jewish leaders Friday in his of-
wear "yellow stars" if they are
We Make Our Own GI
N.Y.1,
Edward
lice
in Washington on the prob-
not permitted to emigrate he
Peter Peyser
I Koch, Jonathan Bingham and lems of Soviet Jewry, suggested
cause they cannot pay the in
HEADQUARTERS FOR
_John G Dow, all Democrats of it would he advisable there be an-
creased exit fees for educated
other meeting soon between him
• LATEST DOMESTIC AND
Jews
which range up to near.
New- York
and the three Jewish leaders on
• • •
Is 825,000, the Student struggle
IMPORTED FRAME FASHIONS
Is- that issue. Rogers invited Stein.
for Soxiet Jewry said it had been
JERUSALEM
(JTA)--An
• PRESCRIPTIONS FOR GLASSES
told by a Kiev Jew.
raeli official active here for So- Max Fisher, the Detroit philan-
ACCURATELY FILLED
thropic leader, and Richard •
In a telephone conversation with viet Jewry suggeSted that one rea
Maass, chairman of the National
a Kiev Soviet .lewish activist lead.
on why the Soviets had set such
•
Irnmedtc!e Repo,
Conference on Soviet Jewry, to
• Reasonably Priced
er who preferred to remain unlit. high new exit charges for Jewish
meet with him.
entitled. the SSSJ was told that academicians was that Soviet of-

ROSEN OPTICAL SERVICE

Stein said that meeting lasted
ficials had been surprised that so
Key Jews had learned that if a
person leaves school before grad.: high a proportion of Jewish mi..' about 80 minutes and that it was
uation because he wishes to ' grants were in that category and a "serious, working discussion, not
emigrate, he will he required to that the Soviet Union could not just something to mollify the Jew-
pay the heavy exit fee on a - per- . sustain a "brain drain" of such ish community.' The date for a
ventage basis." dimensions. Ile said the new exit second meeting. Stein indicated,
Stating that "none of us can now charges were "higher than any was suggested as in about two
lease None of us have this type conceivably justifiable sum" other- weeks.
• • •
of money." she added. "the situa- wise.

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An interfaith group of clerics
now Is
Premier GOIda Meir and Jewish
like a pot boiling with the top Agency Executive chairman LOUIS and academicians demonstrated
Soviet Aug. 1 in front of the Soviet Mis-
Pincus
denounced
the
•
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sion in New York in protest
action.
"education
refund"
be-
LONDON (JTA I — Dr. Nahum Prof. Yuval Neeman, president ing against
levied the
on Soviet
Jewish
acade-

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Goldmann, president of the World of Tel Aviv University and chair- micians trying to emigrate to Is-
Jewish Congress. declared Tues- man of a newly-formed Israel Com-
day that the imposition of new mittee for Soviet Jewish Scien- rael. Police permitted only 12 pro-
testors
at a time
to Among
enter the
exit fees on educated Soviet Jews lists, confirmed reports he would
cordoned-off
block.
the
represents "not just a new form leave soon for the United States non-Jewish clergymen participat-
of harassment and curtailment of to bring American scientific ing were Msgr. A. V. McLees of
elementary human rights, one of groups into the worldwide protest the National Conference for Inter-
which is the right to leave one's against the new regulations. racial Justice. and Father Joseph
country, ibutr a measure that is The Knesset, now in recess. re- Eden and Sister Rose Thering of
particularly difficult to compre_ convened in extraordinary session the Institute of Judeo-Christian
rend in Soviet terms " Consider- Wednesday for a report by Pre-
at Seton was
Hall sponsored
University.
ing that the USSR "has under- mier Meir on the huge new The Studies
demonstration

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received re•port, that the
sosiet, were considering intro,
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gradoates, adding /her, are - no
brakes on the road to black
mail" she said the present re•
quivement.
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ties throughout the country t., support the Jewish people in its Maintaining that Soviet Jew s are
.-orphict ,pecial High Holy Day fight against this Soviet "educa• deprived of religious necessities,
and to turn ransom
decrees." a Soviet Rabbi Cohen said of the former
prayers to Sosiel
Jews
dosote their sermons to the new decree vast ly boosting charges for member of the presidium of the
ioci- ation fees A hoard spokes exit visa, for tins let Jewish acad- Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the
man told the Jewish Telegraphic emiciam,
United State, and Canada: "I am
of the board and other meet
Declaring that the "people of pained to have to differ with my
of the ti14yd and other organi
Israel would never accept" the learned and esteemed colleague
..Means
S•iviet Jews, , re
let ruling. Mrs . Meir called on for he has achieved much for the
,sod t
To join in a "united front" .1i-wish community in Elizabeth.
initiate a t'r'y' ,t. cam
f..,ht the So, let decree whp•h
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.tandatily prided itself on its great charges. by the Greater New York Confer-
the Jewish
progress in free education for all,"
Telegraphic
Agency
Dr Goldmann continued. "it is , learned from reliable
sources
that ence on Soviet Jewry.
• • •
a Hot on this record when the Israel plans to approach friendly
right to education is exploited foreign nations with an appeal that
Rabbi Eugene J. Cohen, for-
irt
to penalize people who they intercede with Kremlin au-
mer president of the Jewish
11;1%e availed themselves of it as thorities in an effort to get the
Chaplains Association of Ame-•
Jews have done in large numbers. Soviet edict .revoked.
ica, has challenged what he
• • •
called Rabbi Pin -has Teitz's "ap-
and turned into an instrument to
parent inference that the spill-
deny another of the human rights.
Premier Meir told the Knesset
tual and national aspirations of
Itie right of emigration."
Wednesday that "All peace-low.,
the Jewish people are satisfied"
The Board of Deputies of Brit people in the world - and "All peas
in the Sos iet 1 nion.
ish Jews asked religious author, pie who abhor slavery" should

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