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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, Oct. 13, 1972
Nucleus of Israeli Cooperative
Invites Others to Join Effort
The nucleus of a future co-
operative settlement in Is-
,- rael, which has been forming
in the Detroit-Ann Arbor
area, invites interested par-
ties to its next meeting 3
p.m. Sunday at the home of
ERIC ROSENOW
and
his
Continentals
Ava Goldberg, 1036 S. Main,
Arbor.
The nucleus, or garin, is
being established by a group
of local young adults and in
its statement of principles
"views itself as a free urban
cooperative, providing a non-
: coercive framework for the
members to function as
fellow workers and human
beings, hopefully leading to
a closer and closer feeling of
social bond between them."
At
present, there is a
strong emphasis in social
service professions, such as
social work, medicine and
education. But there is ample
opportunity for other work
interests.
Although most of the garin
members will live in the
same neighborhood, there
will be no compulsion to do
so. Income from both group
and individual work will be
pooled and re-divided equally
among members, "both in
order to establish a feeling
of social equality and so that
each member will have her
or his own financial re-
sources and not be entirely
dependent on the group."
Interested persons may call
Joel Kaplan, 548.4593; David
Wolok, 399-1260; Janet Green-
hut (Ann Arbor), 764-4640;
or Phil Bloch (Oakland Uni-
versity), 377-2721.
Transportation to the meet-
ing will be provided from
Detroit and Rochester.
George McGovern scotched
a few rumors Monday eve-
ning, before delivering his
speech at the Democratic din-
ner in the Raleigh House.
It is too early to discuss
Cabinet composition, but he
certainly would not surround
himself with people who hold
contrary views to his foreign
policies. He alluded primar-
ily to his attitude on the Mid-
dle East and his position of
friendship for Israel and de-
fense of Israel's security.
Then there was the prob-
lem that was being created
for him by Republican cam-
paign material which charg-
ed that one of his staff mem-
bers, Gary Hart, had adopt-
ed a view critical of Israel.
Hart had told a George
Washington University stu-
dent newspaper that his chief
should have "condemned Is-
rael for its attacks on Le-
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"I am a Jew and an
American, I am for McGov-
ern, so are many of my
friends here — they are non-
Jews as well as Jews — and
we don't vote as Jews but
as free men who have a right
to pick our candidate," he
said. "We are for McGovern.
If the person who might wor
ship next to me in the tem-
ple choose to vote for the
Republican, he has the same
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The affable Sammy, never
handicaps,
disturbed by
won an accolade from one of
the dinner chairmen, Sander
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A substantial sum in sup-
port of the McGovern cam-
paign was raised Sunday at
an Art for McGovern auction
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Avern Cohn. More than 450
paid admissions to the sale
and many bought paintings,
with proceeds to asist Sena-
tor McGovern in his cam-
paign for the presidency.
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The man who proved his
skill at Monday's Democratic
dinner was Sammy Lieber-
man. He had orders for 1,400
plates. He prepared for 1,500.
There was a delay in serving
because people kept pouring
in. Ten more tables were set
up, then 1,700 finally were
served with speed and cour-
tesy.
column headline story, with
a lengthy inside continuation,
"Hart is not a policy maker on Monday, aggravated many
for me and my Marty," Mc- supporters of McGovern.
Paul Randleman. one of
Govern told The Jewish
many prominent Jews who
News.
(In Washington on Wednes- joined the Democratic can-
day, the student newspaper didate for President at Mon-
the Hatchet admitted, after a day's dinner at the Raleigh
protest from Gary Hart, that House, ridiculed exaggera-
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his remark was taken out of
context).
Meanwhile the "Jewish
vote" dilemma continues to
puzzle people and is being
utilized as a major topic for
discussion in the present po-
litical campaign. The New
York Times' front page, two-
banon.
"Ten measures - of speech
descended to the world:
women took nine and men
one."—The Talmud.
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McGovern Scotches Charges; Jewish Supporters
View Their Position as Choice of Free Voters
MRS. BARRY RAVITZ
Barbara Diane Hochman
became the bride of Barry
Allan Ravitz at a recent cere-
mony at Cong. Shaarcy
Zedek.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Hochman of Wildemere Ave.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Maury Ravitz
of Evergreen Rd., Southfield.
(Two matters which caused
concern over Sen. McGov-
ern's policies were clarified
by the Democratic candidate
on Wednesday. McGovern re-
affirmed his pledge "to re-
tain sufficient American
power in the Middle East to
ensure that there is no doubt
of our commitment to Is-
rael's security." On the
question of "quotas" he said:
"I am opposed to quotas that
serve to limit the access of
any group to the fruits of our
society . - It is my belief
that both the Democratic and
Republican candidates should
be clearly on the public
record on this important sub-
The bride wore an A-line
dress with lace and pearl
accents. She had a floor-
length lace mantilla and
carried orchids on her con- ject.")
secration Bible.
Irwin Green, equally well
Janet Ravitz, the bride- known in the Jewish com-
groom's sister, was maid of munity, had the same feel-
honor. Bridesmaids were ings. He said some of his
Elizabeth Kutlov, Sharon friends are in the Republi-
Hochman, Linda Miller and can ranks, but he choses to
Sandy Raben.
be for McGovern who was
Les Berman was best man. judged by him the best fox,
Ushers were Dr. Leon Hoch- America.
man, brother of the bride;
"Talk about a Jewish
David Rubin, Richard Hitow vote," said Green, "look at
and Carl Cohen. The bride's some of the men here with
nephews, David and Allan their wives — Lewis Gross-
Cohen, were junior ushers.
man, "Mike" George Zeltzer,
After honeymooning in To- Ben Schwayder, Leonard
ronto, the couple resides in Kasle, Bill Berman, Max
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national Council of Shopping David Pollock is here,
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Among the topics covered McGovern for President."
So, at the Raleigh House
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were others who played int
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