THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
rriday, July 27, 1973
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'Former Iraqi Security Chief Ordered Kashkosh Executions'
PARIS (JTA)-The French
paper, Le Monde, revealed
here that the Kashkosh fam-
ily' was executed on the per-
sonal orders of former Iraqi
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STILL THE WORLD'S LARGEST
Minneapolis Study Shows Dip
ill Jewish. Population Ratio
Come In
and
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The general population of
Minneapolis has gron three
times as fast as its Jewish
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population in the period be-
tween 1957 and 1971 and the
on the New "73's"
Jewish ratio has droped from
RED STOTSKY 5 per cent of the total popu-
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Call 863 - 9300 lation in 1881 to about 2 per
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cent in 1971, according to
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findings of a comprehensive
demographic study sponsored
by the Minneapolis Federa-
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The specific figures cited
in a federation report were
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to the 1971 study—was made,
the Minneapolis Jewish popu-
lation was 19,122, compared
with 21,628 found in the 1971-
72 study. That was an in-
crease of 2,526, about 13 per
cent. or about 1 per cent a
year. The total population in-
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that Kazzar ordered the en- persecution, organized their
tire family's execution "as illegal emigration. Rouleau
a reprisal for the Israeli said that usually the fleeing
raid on Beirut and the killing Jews were executed in cold
of the three Palestinian blood before crossing the
Iranian border.
leaders."
Kazzar, who tried to over-
In the first place God
throw the regime of Presi-
dent Ismail el Bakr, was made idiots; this was for
executed July 7 while he was practice; then he made
trying to cross the Iranian school boards.—Mark Twain.
creased in that same period border with a number of
by 39.9 per cent.
hostages.
Le Monde quoted the Iraqi
The exodus of Minneapolis
Jews from what is now the President himself as describ-
inner city was described as ing Kazzar as being "much
one of the most dramatic worse than Beria."
changes documented in the
Rouleau said that el Bakr
study. The north side was the told a number of communal
original Jewish section. By heads at a recent meeting at
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1971, only 2 per cent of the his palace in Baghdad that
Jewish population was still Kazzar "is responsible for
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and "no Jewish institutions Jews."
were left." Nearly half-47.8
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The French paper also re-
per cent—of the total Jewish vealed that Kazzar, after
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population now lives in St. having organized anti-Jewish
Louis Park, a suburb.
Compared to 1957, the pro-
portion of Jews in the pro-
fessions has grown dramatic-
ally. Altogether, the survey
found, 60.5 per cent of all
Minneapolis Jewish employed
individuals age 16 and over
were in the professional,
technical or managerial/pro-
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prietor and administrative
occupations.
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"With all this affluence,"
OAK PARK, MICH.
the report added, "the study
Is proud to Announce That
still found that 11 per cent"
of Mineapolis Jews could be
categorized as poor or near
poor, with annual incomes of
under $6,000.
Of the study participants,
FORMERLY FROM OAK PARK
nearly 53 per cent said they
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per cent said they were Re-
form and 7.9 per cent listed
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themselves as Orthodox.
Nazem
Chief of Seri
Kazzar.
The paper's envoy to Bagh-
dad, Eric Rouleau, quoted
official Iraqi circles saying
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JERUSALEM — Drs. Shlo-
mo Slonim and Michla Pom-
erance (her maiden — and
professional — name), lec-
turers at the Hebrew Univer-
sity are "twin authors" who
this year have had their re-
spective studies in the field
of international law and di-
plomacy published by the
Johns Hopkins University
Press, Baltimore.
The association of the aca-
demic careers of husband and
wife began at Columbia Uni-
versity, where both earned
their PhDs under the guid-
ance of the same professors.
Before coming to Columbia,
Australian-born Dr. Slonim
received an LLB from the
University of Melbourne,
which he attended under a
Commonwealth Scholarship.
Dr. Pomerance, who was
born in Poland and raised in
the U.S., graduated summa
cum laude from Brooklyn
College, where she was elect-
ed to Phi Beta Kappa. She
entered Columbia on a Wood-
row Wilson fellowship.
Dr. Slonim's work, "South
West Africa and the United
Nations: An International
Mandate in Dispute," the le-
gal and political history of
the South West Africa dis-
pute from its origins in the
1919 mandates compromise
through each stage of inter-
action between the United
Nations and the World Court.
Dr. Pomerance's "The Ad-
visory Function of the Inter-
national Court in the League
and UN Eras," is a compre-
hensive analysis of the ad-
visory opinions handed down
by the World Court in its 50-
year history.
After a brief period of
teaching at City University
of New York and Yeshiva
University, Drs. Slonim and
Pomerance came to Israel on
aliyah (immigration to Is-
rael) in 1967-68 to take up
appointments at the Hebrew
University. They settled in
Jerusalem, where they now
live together with their young
sabra (Israel-born) daugh-
ter, Avigali.
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