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AJCommittee Trends Expert to Zero In on Anti-Semitism
New trends in anti-Semi-
,tism will be examined at the
'Jewish Community Council's
delegate assembly 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday at Cong. Beth
?Achim.
Council President Hubert
J. Sidlow announced that
.Milton Ellerin, national di-
rector of the trends analysis
division for the American
Jewish Committee, will talk
on "Post-Election '73: Omens
and Portents — Is There a
'New' Anti-Semitism in the
Making?"
In assessing the level of
anti-Semitism in America
today, Ellerin will focus on
such issues as anti-Semitism
as a factor within the Amer.
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Prior to coming to the Amer-
ican Jewish Committee, he
was a member of the pro-
fessional staff of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith and was the ADL's
national fact-finding editor.
The business portion of the
assembly will include a re-
port by Council Executive
Director Walter Klein on re-
cent activities.
Also on the agenda will be
a proposal calling for Corn-
MILTON ELLERIN
ican political process, new
sources of anti-Semitic activ-
ity and the impact of the
increased Jewish profile dur-
ing the recent election.
The trends analysis divi-
sion of the AJC collects data
on organizations, movements
and events which have a
bearing on racist, anti-Semi-
tic and antidemocratic de.
velopments in the country.
Ellerin is a graduate of
George Washington Univer-
sity Law School and served
"with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation for 12 years.
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The program will be
hosted and devised by news-
paper columnist, Jim In-
gram, a former radio-tele-
phone show host over WTAK.
The program will drama-
tire the hearings which re-
sulted from the riot and sub-
sequent deaths at Attica
State Prison, New York, with
actors portraying such no-
tables as New York Gov.
Nelson Roc kefeller, radical
Drought in North
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"The Living Newspaper:
the Attica Hearing," will be
the next production of the
Front Row Center series of
Center Theater, 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the Jewish
Center.
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munity Council support of
the lettuce boycott. Pro and
con views will be followed
by a delegate vote to deter-
mine Council's position on
this issue.
Any organization that
wishes to reserve time for
its delegate to speak on that
or any other issue is asked
to contact the Council office.
The assembly will conclude
with a social hour hosted by
Pioneer Women.
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
rains came to Israel — but
not where they were needed.
A heavy downpour created
monumental traffic jams in
Tel Aviv where scores of
traffic lights were put out of
action by the deluge.
There were showers in the
central area but only a few
drops fell in the drought-
ridden northern districts and
there was no rain to speak
of in the arid south.
There is snowfall on Mt.
Hermon which promises a
fresh supply of water for
Lake Tiberias and the Jor-
dan River — but not until the
spring thaw.
The absence of rain during
what is normally Israel's
rainy season will be comple-
mented shortly by an ab-
sence of weather forecasters.
Engineers and senior tech-
nicians of the meteorological
stations in Tel Aviv and Lod
Airport announced a strike
to back up their demands
for wage incrruises. No
weather forecasts will be
made except those deemed
essential to flights and secur-
ity.
In northern Israel, officials
said the lack of rain during
the first half of December
dangerously lowered the
level of Lake Tiberias which
Is the main reservoir for
the region.
The level is declining at
the rate of one centimeter
per day. Many fields have
had to be resown and are
watered artificially. 1
A aemporary dam has
been built at the meeting of
Lake Tiberias and the Jor-
dan River in order to reduce
the outflow of water from
the lake.
The Defense
A communicable disease
. . . can be combatted not
only by fighting the germs
but also by strengthening the
resistance of the body under
attack. Jews can do very
little about fighting a nti-
Semitism . . . But they cer-
tainly can go on strengthen-
ing the morale of their own
people. —Salo W. Baron.
Friday, Doc. 29, 1972-25
Criterion Club Plan s 2 Activities
Criterion Club will hold a
New Year's Eve party 9 p.m.
Sunday at the Workmen's
Circle Center.
Cocktails, dinner and a
bagel breakfast will be
served. Music for dancing
will be provided by The
Sagitarians orchestra.
Members will attend the
"Special Attraction" 8:30
Wednesday. next fea-
ture in the Front Row Cen-
ter series at the Jewish
Center,
For information, call Pearl
Greenstein, 399-3718, of Betty
Weinberg, 559-5175.
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ERIC ROSENOW
School Is Renamed
'Attica Hearing' to Be Re-Enacted
in Front Row Center Dramatization
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TEL AVIV—Dr. S. Gaiter,
dean of the Tel Aviv Uni-
versity Medical School at
Ramat-Aviv, reported that
the name of the school has
been changed to the Sackler
School of Medicine of Tel
Aviv University,
attorney William Kuntsler
the New York state commis-
sioner of corrections and
prisoners.
Ingram was a mediator at
the scene of the deaths qnd
subsequently became a
strong advocate of prison re
form; he currently is writing
a book on the subject. lie is
a public relations counselor
for the Ford Motor Co.
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Ingram will appear as a
witness and be "examined"
by actor-attorneys, as well
as introducing the program
and conducting a question
and answer period.
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Appearing in the cast will
be Nelson Chase, Don Jo-
hannes, Jules Abrams. Alan
Kroker and Pete Robbin.
Gloria Potter will direct;
Kroker will produce.
For information, call the
Center, 341-4200, ext. 233. Re-
freshments
will follow the
program.
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