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Detroiter Chairs CJF Institute
for Social Planners in NYC
Alan D. Kandel, Jewish
Welfare Federation director
of social planning, is chair-
man of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare
Funds' annual Social Plan-
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Karl Haas to Be
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ners Institute at the Summit
Hotel, New York City, con-
cluding today.
The three-day institute, ad-
dressing itself to such key
issues as shifting centers of
Jewish population, federal
resources, the growing place
of Jewish education and the
influence of the Yom Kippur
War, is being attended by
social planning directors
from the 20 largest commu-
nities in the United States
and Canada.
Among the highlights of
the institute will be sessions
dealing with "Implications of
the Mideast Crisis for Local
Community Planning and
Budgeting," chaired by Kan-
del; "Organizing and Serving
Our Proliferating Suburbs,"
"Generating Gov ernm ent
Funds: Processes of Grants-
manship," and "New Com-
munity Dimensions in Jew-
ish Education Planning."
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Dylan Described
as 'Ultra-Zionist'
Editor, The Jewish News:
"Kissinger lost his pajamas
— in a laundry, an embassy
aide said," I read in a recent
news story. This remindsme
of how I, in 1924, was with-
out a clean shirt when, like
Kissinger, was "busy solving
world problems" as a mem-
ber of the debating team of
the City of Detroit (since in-
corporated into Wayne State
University).
I didn't know enough to
take an extra shirt along on
my first journey away from
•home to debate United States
entry into the League of Na-
tions. Our debating coach, a
squat Swede named Neilson
had a conniption fit and
made me wear his oversized
shirt. But it didn't help, the
U.S. never joined the League
of Nations, whose headquar-
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Baptist Congregants
Believe in Prophecy,
Last week's issue of News- Greet Jewry, Israel
many, many
groups of
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Editor, The Jewish News:
Concerning God's ancient
people Israel, the prophet
Amos has said, "I will bring
again the captivity of my
people Israel, and they shall
build the waste cities, and
inhabit them; and they shall
plant vineyards, and drink
the wine thereof . . . and I
will plant them upon their
while quantities fast!
land, and they shall no more
be pulled up out of their land
which I have given them,
all remaining
saith the Lord thy God."
Amos 9:14, 15.
On the basis of these ver-
ses and many other similar
verses which are to be found
mostly
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in the Old Testament, the
members of First Baptist
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say to our many Jewish
while they last!
neighbors, that we believe
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the phophecy of Amos was
fulfilled in 1948 when the
State of Israel was born, and
that notwithstanding the
many adversaries which sur-
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round Israel, that nation will
not be driven from her land.
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We stand with Israel, rec-
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ognizing that her land was a
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foresee.—Benjamin Franklin. 21, and consequently is Is-
rael's rightful possession.
Further, it is our convic-
tion that the nations of the
world which are dependent
upon the Near East for oil
should not allow themselves
to be pressured in selling Is-
rael short. We can and must
tighten our belts and go with-
out.
Our feelings and sentiments
are expressed in the words
of Jeremiah, "Therefore fear
thou not, 0 my servant Ja-
cob, saith the Lord; neither
be dismayed, 0 Israel; for,
lo, I will save thee from afar,
and thy seed from the land
is now in Progress
of their captivity; and Jacob
shall return, and shall be in
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rest and be quiet, and none
shall make him afraid," Jere-
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miah 30:10.
Finally, out of love for Is-
rael, we heed the enjoinder
of the Psalms which states:
"Pray for the peace of Jer-
usalem." Our prayer is, "The
Lord bless thee and ,keep
thee, the Lord make his face
to shine upon thee, and be
gracious unto thee. The Lord
lift up his countenance upon
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thee and give thee peace."—
Numbers 6:24-26.
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week featured prominently
the Bob Dylan story, with
Dylan being given the front
cover.
As Newsweek explained,
"In Chicago for the start of
a $5,000,000 tour, the intensely
private Dylan granted asso-
ciate editor Maureen Orth a
rare exclusive interview."
In that interview appears
this paragraph:
"Super-Dylanologist A. J.
Weberman, who became
famous by going through
Dylan's garbage cans for
relics of Saint Bob, now
thinks the tour smells sus-
piciously like a Zionist plot.
`He's doing it now because of
the war in the Middle East,'
Weberman insists. 'He is an
ultra-Zionist. He is doing the
tour to raise money for Is-
rael. He has given large
sums of money to Israel in
the name of Abraham Zim-
merman (Dylan's father's
name). He's very ethne-
oriented."I got blue eyes,
says Dylan. 'I don't know
how Jewish that is.' "
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tions in Geneva, where now
a peace conference is on.
In 1924, Americans pre-
ferred to "keep cool with
Coolidge" and keep out of
world affairs as much as
possible. Nevertheless, the
Anglo-American Treaty of
1924, in effect, made us a
signatory to the League of
Nations Palestine Mandate,
even if it was, also in effect,
nullified by tortured interpre-
tation until President Tru-
man came along and called
things by their right names.
According to the League of
Nations Mandate, inherited
by the United Nations under
Article 80 of its Charter, "the
historical connection of the
Jewish People with Pales-
tine" provides "grounds for
reconstituting their national
home in- that country."
Rights guaranteed to the
"non-Jewish" inhabitants did
not involve "reconstituting"
any corporate entity, for
which, indeed, there was no
historical warrant.
SIDNEY KORETZ
3635 Barcroft View
Bailey's Crossroads,
Va. 22401
No Superiority
No Jew, however learned
and pious, may consider him-
self an io4 a better than a fel-
low-Jew, Lowever ignorant or
irreligious the latter may be.
This is confirmed by the law
that if a learned and pious
Jew were commanded to slay
the ignorant and impious
one, or be himself slain, he
must accept death rather
than kill the other. No one
can tell whose blood is red-
der and whose life is more
important in the eyes of God.
If a man in this crucial mo-
ment has no right to deem
himself superior to another,
what right can he possibly
have to do so on less critical
occasions? — Rabbi Bunam.
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Karl Haas, director of fine
arts for WJR radio, will ad-
dress the annual Eye Bank
Day of Hadassah Detroit
Chapter 12:30 p.m. Jan. 29 at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Fran Harris, special features
coordinator of WWJ stations,
will give her impressions of
Israel while a delegate to
the World Congress of Wom-
en Journalists. Proceeds
from the event will be sent
to Hadassah Hospital to treat
eye injuries of soldiers who
fought in the Yom Kippur
War.
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