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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Jon. 19, 1973-15
Pre-Campaign Vice-Chairmen Picked
Broomfield Insert. JN
Bicentennial Report in
Congressional Record
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With an introductory state-
of the various nationalities
and religious groups that
make up the American melt-
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A niram %ir, representato.e
for North America of the
Israel Ministry of Tourism,
said the latest ministry as-
sessment of hotel construc-
tion shows that an additional
2,500 hotel rooms are now
under construction in Tel
Aviv alone, with nearly I,00
of the rooms scheduled for
completion before April and
another 1,000 scheduled for
completion later in the year.
The articles chosen by Rep.
Broomfield for insertion, un-
der the heading "Ileritage
'76," is the report by Philip
Slomovitz on the American
Revolution Bicentennial Com-
mission session, in Washing-
ton, from The Jewish News
issue of Dec. 15, and his
editorial on the subject from
the issue of Dec. 29.
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Junior Division
to Host Men's
Campaign Fete
Yehuda Hellman, executive
director of the Conference of
Presidents of Major Jewish
Organizations, will address
the junior division's 1973 Al-
lied Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund men's cocktail
party at Stouffer's Northland
Inn 7:30 p.m. Wednesdiy.
Plans for the program were
announced by Joel D. Ger-
shenson and Richard J. 'dad-
din, co-chairmen. Assisting
will he John M. Frank, vice
chainnan: Jerome A a
r.
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Pre-campaign vice-chairmen of the 1973 :tilled Jewish Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund were announced by Samuel Frankel and Paul M. Randleman, general
chairmen. They are Sol R. Colton, Merle Harris, Malcolm S. Lowenstein, I. William
Sherr and Philip T. Warren. Colton, a past chairman of the arts and crafts division,
is on the Jewish Welfare Federation's board of governors. Harris, serving for the
second consecutive year in this campaign post, is former president of the Jewish
Family and Children's Service. Lowenstein, a governor of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, has worked on the industrial and automotive division cabinet. Sheer, a past chair-
man of the AJC-REF arts and crafts division, is active in Federatino's health and
wealth division. Warren, a member of the community relations budget and planning
division of the JWF, is past chairman of the campaign's Industrial and automotive
division. Daniel M. Honigman and Irving Seligman are pre-campaign chairmen. The
final pre-campaign meeting is scheduled at the Frankel home, 885 Charrington, Birm-
ingham, Feb. 7.
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ist ollicIals predict 111,0 of
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ing pot will be given an op-
portunity to recount their
part in the founding and the
preservation of America"
during the Bicentennial cele-
bration, Congressman
Wil-
liam S. Broomfield inserted
articles on the subject from
The Jewish News in the Con-
gressional Record, on Jan.
ment to the effect that "all
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Terrorist's Burial
in Native Town Is
Rejected by Israelis
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Is-
raeli authorities have re-
jected a request by the fam-
ily of Mahmoud el-Hamshari
to have him buried in Tul-
karem.
The representative of the
Palestine Liberation Organi-
zation in Paris died last week
from injuries he received
Dec. 8 when a bomb exploded
in his home.
The perpetrators have not
been found but Arab groups
and some of the press in
Paris have accused Zionists
of his death.
Hamshari's family learned
that their son's last request
was to be buried in Tulkar-
em, his native town.
Ililrni Ilannoun, mayor of
Tulkarem, appealed on be-
half of the dead Palestinian's
family to the military gover-
nor but was turned down.
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