JA Appeal bent Uut In Cash 1 elethon

NEW YORK—Sixteen offi-
cers and members of the
United Jewish Apeal Cam-
paign Cabinet conducted an
all-day cash telephone tele-

thon from the boardroom of
the UJA national headquar-
ters.
Under the direction of na-
tional cash chairman Gerald
Colburn, more than 250
"calls-for-cash" were placed
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
to key contributors around
8—Friday, August 3, 1973
the country in an effort to
stimulate an increased cash
flow.
IF YOU TURN THE
The 'mounting pressures of
continuing Soviet Jewish im-
UPSIDE DOWN YOU WON'T
migration to Israel and
FIND A FINER WINE THAN
heavy demands placed on
absorption facilities and pro-
grams are seriously taxing
the Jewish Agency's mini-
mum 1973 human needs bud-
Milan Winstios, Detroit, Mich,
get, even as the 1974 bud-
get is being planned, he said.

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By ROBERT E. SEGAL
(A Seven Arts Feature)
NEW YORK —Judging
from a report of conclusions
reached by Jewish organiza-
tions in America after much
soul-searching on "Key 73,"
"Jews for Jesus," and re-
lated programs calculated to
lure Jews into Christianity,
the guard is up and prosely-
tizers won't have easy pick-
ings.
But
two
developments
noted at the recent yearly
meeting of the National Jew-
ish Community Relations Ad-
visory Council deserve care-
ful attention.
In one instance, a warning
was sounded concerning the
movie, "Jesus Christ Super-
star," produced by Norman
Jewison for Universal Pic-
tures. The second matter
centered on a penetrating
paper, "Christian Evangel-
ism and the Jews," presented
by Dr. David R. Hunter, dep-
uty secretary of the National
Council of Churches of Christ
in the U.S.A.
"Jesus Christ Superstar"
is picking up where the rock

opera by the same title began
in New York in 1971.
Kids going for the rock
pattern will be told through
the movie that Jews as a
people were collectively
guilty for the death of Jesus.
Pilate has scarcely a sugges-
tion of guilt on his hands.
Judas, who comes through as
a black man corrupted by
ominous and powerful Jewish
forces, reinforces sterotypic
impression that have haunted
gullible audiences through
the ages.
Black-Jewish relationships
are certain to be harmed by
the movie, the modern ecu-
menical movement will be
impaired, and long years of
effort to built mutual respect
will be set back.
Dr. Hunter's paper stressed
the importance of acceptance
by all Christian theologians
of continuity, viability, and
vigor of the Jewish living
convenant. He placed second
in importance as a guideline
for honorable procedures for
Christians evangelism "the
good news that Christians

have in Christ."
His third and final points
need added underlining: the
nic First Amendment must
be held inviolate must be re-
spected; and the rich diver-

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daughter has been answered
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students.
The father gave the moth-
er a divorce, and she subse-
quently married a divorced
father of three children. He
has declined to support the
little girl because "he hasn't
enough for his own children."
The students who run a
legal aid bureau at Ramle
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ask the court for a mainten-
ance order for the girl
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daughter. The grounds are
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to the renunciation.
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cases that have come before
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istry of justice and the city
of Ramle.
The bureau, which has its
office at the Ramle Welfare
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third-year students under the
supervision of a U.S. lawyer,
Hal Lieberman, who is re-
qualifying to practice in Is-
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Yaacov Neugeborn, who
makes the necessary court
appearances.
The law school decided to
start its legal aid program
at Ramle because the city
authorities were very recep-
tive to the idea. It is close to
the university, and there are
many immigrants in need of
help who cannot afford it.
Only civil cases referred
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and protection of tenants.

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VIENNA (JTA) — Liberal
Austrian politician Hans Kle-
ment, who said he would
refuse to work with Austria's
Chancellor Bruno Kreisky
because of his Jewish origin,
resigned July 24 in a letter
to the executive board of the
liberal's Viennese section.
Their former vice chair-
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