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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
A Mole-Y Mission
Newsmen's Telephones Bugged, Israel Justice Minister Admits
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Justice Minister Yaacov
Shimshon Shapiro admitted
in the Knesset that the
phones of journalists have
been tapped by Israeli au-
thorities to find out how cer-
tain items of information
appeared in the press were
obtained.
Shapiro, who declared that
the time has come to regu-
Synagogue Rally
They say there's nothing like a Detroit bagel . . . but
this is going a little far . . . A "bagel airlift" from Detroit
to Frankfurt, Germany, was organized by Rabbi Richard C.
Hertz, senior rabbi of Temple Beth El, upon his return
from a Defense Department mission to confer with Jewish
chaplains stationed in Europe. When Rabbi Hertz asked the
chaplains what the Jewish servicemen wanted from back
home, they replied "Bagels." The sisterhood of Temple
Beth El, with Mrs. Audrey Pearl as chairman of the USO
bagel airlift committee, responded to the call. Twice a
month on a direct Pan Am flight from Detroit to Frankfurt,
dozens of bagels are airlifted so that Ben Sternberg, direc-
tor of the European USO, can receive them the next morn-
ing and have them distributed to USO centers in Europe.
Shown arranging a bagel airlift, are, from left, Pat Hickey,
a baker, Rabbi Hertz and Mrs. Pearl.
TARRYTOWN, N.Y.—Cus-
toms and ceremonies in the
Conservative synagogue will
be the subject of the fourth
two-day conference of the In-
stitute of Jewish Living of the
United Synagogue of Ameri-
ca, to be held at Tarrytown
House, Tarrytown,N.Y., Sun-
day and Monday, it was an-
nounced by Jacob Stein, pres-
ident of the United Syna-
gogue.
late wiretapping by law,
quoted the minister of police
as saying that 13 telephone
taps were made last year
and four were made during
the first five months of this
year.
He didn't say whose
phones were tapped. But ac-
cording to the justice minis-
ter, the defense and police
ministries and the secret
service (Shin Bet) engaged
in wiretapping only with the
authorization of senior of-
ficers or the secret service
chief himself.
It was done, Shapiro said,
only in cases of "State
security or severe criminal
acts," in a few extreme
cases, where grave harm
had been caused to state se-
curity.
Shapiro attributed the de-
cision to the defense and
police ministers and the
There is a modern delu-
sion, cultivated by the lazy
and the arty, that original-
ity is the prerogative of
ignorance.—Horace M. Kal-
len.
head of
the secret service
themselves.
He told the Knesset that
he hoped the proper legisla-
tion would be passed soon
to regulate wiretapping.
He said he had circulated
a draft bill proposal among
government departments as
long ago as March 1970, but
was persuaded not to submit
a bill to the Knesset then on
grounds that the tense mili-
tary situation made such:
legislation inappropriate at
the time.
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"Music the Stein Way"
committee, acting as install-
ing officer.
Dr. Wilbert Simkovitz was
re-elected president. Other
officers are Howard Burg,
Harold Platt and Frank
Leiderman, vice presidents;
Manuel Levitsky, treasurer;
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Mrs. David Dombey, r
ing secretary.
Elected to a three-y ear
term on the board of direc-
tors were Ronald Berman,
Dr. David Berris, Samuel
Ginsburg, Larry Platt, Alex
Robert, Arthur Selmar, Her-
bert Speiser and Mrs. Mor-
ris Trager. One-year vacan-
cies on the board will be
filled by Sanford Eisenberg,
Louis Fein and Morris Music.
Honorary membership on
the board of directors in rec-
ognition of services and de-
votion to Young Israel and
the community was present-
ed to David I. Berris, Her-
man K. Cohen, Jerome Kel-
man, Samuel Platt and Alex
Saltsma n.
Dr. Simkovitz has served
Young Israel since the
founding of Oak-Woods and
was chairman of the board
during the period of con-
struction of the new sanc-
tuary and enlarged building.
Temple to Abolish
Fee for Education
ALBANY, N.Y. (JTA —
Temple Israel has voted to
eliminate fees for pupils in
its educatio.nal center.
For the first time in the
congregation's 24-year hist-
ory, membership dues of con-
gregants will provide for
free education for all pupils
from kindergarten age
through high school, syna-
gogue officials said.
Dr. Morris Eson, chairman
of the educational center's
board of education said that
the move was an acknowl-
edgement that Jewish educa-
tion was the full responsibili-
ty of every member of the
congregation.
Extremes meet and there
is no better example than
the haughtiness of humility.
—Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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