Catholics, Jews Hold Parley
to Assess Global Relations
NEW YORK (JTA) — Del-
egations representing t h e
Vatican and world Jewish
communities met in Antwerp
to evaluate Catholic-Jewish
relations on a global scale,
it was reported by Rabbi
Marc H. Tanenbaum, national
director of interreligious af-
fairs of the American Jewish
Committee, who participated
in the third annual conference
as cosecretary of a joint
Vatican and international
Jewish body.
"Concerns were expressed
and shared over the situation
of Christian partners in
mixed immigrant families in
'rael, about the urgent
ght of Israeli POWs in
Stars to Shine for Beth Achim
Egypt and Syria in whose
behalf the Vatican has made
several interventions, a n d
about the continued harass-
ment of Soviet Jewry," he
said.
A joint communique was
issued by both delegations
summarizing their agree-
ments. These included "joint
efforts to combat racism and
anti-Semitism throughout the
world," Rabbi Tanenbaum
reported.
He noted that the most val-
uable aspect of the meeting
was "the growth in genuine
friendship and reciprocal un-
derstanding between the
Catholic and Jewish repre-
sentatives."
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Civil Service Reverses Ruling
by Its Board in Navy Bias Case
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) —
The Jewish Community Rela-
tions Council of Philadelphia
said the U.S. Civil Service
Commission, in "a highly un-
usual action," had reversed
a finding by its board of ap-
peals and review that three
Jewish employes were re-
fused promotion because of
religious bias.
Benjamin Loewenstein,
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JCRC would act in federal
court to appeal the reversal.
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JCRC director who is serv-
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