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June 29, 1973 - Image 10

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1973-06-29

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Neturei Karta Leader Hails Iraq
for Official Jewish Holidays

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Gottfried Neuburger, head of
the American branch of the
worldwide Neturei Karta
movement, confirmed to the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
that he had sent a letter to

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United Nations last fall
praising the Iraqi regime in
the name of "anti-Zionist
Jews" for declaring Jewish
holidays official holidays in
Iraq.
The JTA obtained a copy
of the letter, dated Oct. 26,
1972, and addressed to Am-
bassador Abdul Karim Al-
Shaikhly of the Iraqi UN
Mission. which concluded
with the remark that "We
are sure that the ancient
ties and traditional friend-
ship between your country
and the Jews will continue
long after the Zionist plague
will have disappeared."
Neuburger, who claimed
that a "distorted" version of
the letter had been published
some months ago, confirmed,
after hearing it read, that
the copy in JTA hands was
authentic.
He said that he had re-
ceived a "courtesy reply"
from the Iraqi envoy, who
had stressed the ancient ties
between Baghdad and the
Jewish people.

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Beame Wins Democratic Nomination;
Could Be NY's 1st Jewish Mayor

NEW YORK (JTA) — For
the first time in its history,
New York City may have a
Jewish mayor. London-born
67 - year - old Abraham D.
Beame Tuesday night won
t h e Democratic Party's
mayoral nomination and will
represent the party, the
strongest in the city, at next
November's elections.
According to political ex-
perts, Beamc is favored to
win the race unless there are

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Among the imponderables lost to William O'Dwyer in
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
10—Friday, June 29, 1973

OWED fiR1 , 41DS • DETUOIT LI S A • 42 P5301 .

ber is whether any substan-
tial portion of the non-Jewish
white Democrats will switch
party lines and vote for
either Sen. Marchi or Rep.
Biaggi. Should such defec-
tions occur, they could be
attributable to a reluctance
to have a Jew in City Hall.
Beame is not the first Jew
to run for mayor — and lose
— in this heavily Jewish
city. He was defeated in 1965
when he ran against then
Republican John V. Lindsay
and Conservative William F.
Buckley.
Jewish candidates for
mayor suffered the same
BUICK
fate in the earlier elections.
ABRAHAM D. BEAME
State Attorney General Louis
W.
J. Lefkowitz lost to Robert
sizeable defections among
F. Wagner in 1961; Harold
Democratic voters.
Beame, a small man with
short-cropped white hair who
has served for nearly 20
years as New York's chief
financial officer and budget
manager, will have to face
next fall the official Republi-
can nominee, John Marchi,
and the two Democrats he
bested in the June 4 prim-
aries — Rep. Mario Biaggi,
who is running on the Con-
servative ticket, and State
Assemblyman Albert H.
Blumenthal, candidate of the
Liberal party.
Beame Tuesday night won
four of the five city boroughs
in a stunning runoff victory
against Rep. Herman Ba-
dillo, of Puerto Rican origin.
A total of 38 per cent of the
city's 2,400,000 registered
Democrats had turned out to
give Beame a 3-2 victory.
Beame's runoff victory was
attributed to the unexpect-
edly large voter turnout,
which exceeded by some
125,000 the number that voted
in the primaries. The heavy
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chine, which supported
each year.
Beame. Also evident, how-
ever, was a powerful white
Specifically, what Walker's does to keep down the price of
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Puerto Rican coalition be-
Walker's does not make alterations, does not deliver, does
hind Rep. Badillo.
not extend credit, does not accept credit
The returns indicated that
cards. And because it saves money in this
Beame captured a substan-
tial portion of the Jewish
way, Walker's does not charge the going
liberal vote that went to
price for men's clothing either.
Blumenthal June 4. plus a
large percentage of the Irish,
What Walker's does do, however, is carry
Italian and other white eth-
an unbelievable selection of the very
nic voters who favored
finest
and very latest, nationally-ad- 1;f
Biaggi in the primaries.
Significantly, Blumenthal,
vertised clothing brands at very small
who is Jewish, endorsed
wholesale-like
markups. Of course,
Badillo in the runoff, while
Biaggi told his followers that
some name labels are removed, but
he was voting for Beame.
that doesn't change the quality.
The Jewish vote was a
powerful factor in Beame's
So . . . any day of the week . . . help
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Walker's
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A similar situation pre-
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vailed in Queens. where the
vote in five heavily Jewish
SAVE 40% ON NATIONALLY-
districts was 45,400 for
Beame to 15,9(}0 for Badillo.
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The Bronx, which is heavily
COATS, SLACKS, OUTERWEAR
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AND SHIRTS.
ish population in its northern
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86,306, Staten Island, largely
white but with the smallest
Jewish population, voted for
Beame by 17,838-4,709.
Badillo won Manhattan by
a fairly large margin —
112,786.79,027
a showing
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