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ERIC ROSENOW
and his Continentals
Michal Lebowitz. among
the first of Detroit youth to
respond to Israel's need for
volunteers following the Yom
Kippur War, will relate her
experiences at a meeting
sponsored by Americans for
Progressive Israel-Hashomer
Hatzair, 8:15 p.m. Thursday
at the Oak Park Community
Center. For information call
Devera Stocker, 864-8035.
War is as much a punish-
ment to the punisher as to
the sufferer. —Thomas Jef-
ferson.
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NY State Labor Dept. Commissioner
to Be on Program at Milliken Dinner
Leaders of government, in-
dustry, la b o r, education,
commerce and philanthropy
will join in honoring Gov.
William G. Milliken at 6 p.m.
Wednesday in the grand ball-
room of Cobo Hall.
Proceeds from the dinner,
sponsored b y Histadrut's
Public Service Council and
the American Trade Union
Council for Histadrut, will go
toward the endowment fund
of Histadrut's Afro-Asian In-
stitute for scholarships. Lou-
is L. Levine. industrial com-
missioner of the New York
State Department of Labor,
will be the main speaker.
LOUIS L. LEVINE
Because of the close asso-
ing
and
Contractors Trades Coun-
ciation between Histadrut
Art King, president of the
and the American labor cil;
Laundry and Linen Drivers Local
movement, the dinner is 285; Myra Wolfgang of the Hotel
Restaurant Workers Union;
heavily supported by labor. and
Charles G. Younglove, district di-
rector
of the Steelworkers Union;
General dinner chairmen in-
Paul Silver. Wayne County
clude Levine; Leonard Wood- and
commissioner and UAW aide.
cock, president of the UAW;
Others on the dinner com-
Robert Holmes, vice presi- mittee are:
dent of the International Bro-
U.S. Senators Robert A. Griffin
therhood of Teamsters; and of Michigan and Hugh. Scott of
Pennsylvania;
D e t r o i t Mayor
William C. Marshall, presi- Coleman A. Young;
Michigan
dent of the Michigan State Secretary of State Richard Aus-
tin; State Atty. Gen. Frank J.
AFL-CIO. Alan E. Schwartz, Kelley;
Lt. Gov. James Brickley;
former president of the De- Walker L. Cisler, former Detroit
Edison
board chairman; Joseph
troit Jewish Welfare Federa- L. Hudson
Jr., head of Dayton-
tion, also is a general chair- Hudson Co.; Judge Wade H.
McCree
of
the
U. S. Circuit Court
man.
of Appeals; Dwight Havens, pres-
Other labor leaders who ident of the Greater Detroit
of Commerce; Irwin I.
are serving as honorary din- Board
Cohn, attorney; Louis Berry,
ner chairmen include:
businessman; State Supreme
UAW vice presidents Irving
Bluestone, Ken Bannon and Pat
Greathouse; Torn Turner, presi-
dent of the Wayne County AFL-
CIO; Jack Wood, secretary-trea-
surer of the Detroit Building
Trades Council; Walter Campbell,
secretary-treasurer of the Mich-
igan State AFL-CIO; Stan Arnold.
secretary, Michigan State Build-
The Sephardic Community
of Greater Detroit will hold
a social evening of movies
and games 8:15 p.m. Sunday
at the Zionist Cultural
Center.
Nick Martin, a native De-
troiter who took up perman-
ent residence in Israel seven
years ago, will speak and
show a movie on the Yam
Kippur War, "Days of Judg-
ment."
Refreshments will be
served, and the community
is invited.
Plans will be completed for
the annual spring fund-rais-
ing event, a Mediterranean
Cabaret Night, 8:30 p.m.
March 9 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. There will be dinner,
music and dancing.
For reservations and infor-
mation, call Susan Betsalel,
399-7326, or Sylvia Sima, 547-
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Morris Lieberman will
make the presentation to
Gov. Milliken. Mrs. Wolfgang
will speak on behalf of labor;
Sephardic Group
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Rabbi Plani 'Lecture
Each year over 4,000 De-
troit area residents receive 20
free health tests at the United
Foundation Healthorama.
Court Justice G. Mennen Wil-
liams; and George E. Gullet Jr
president of Wayne State Uni-
versity.
and feel how much "Israel's
workers want peace—but not
at any price."
As one labor movement to
another, operating in demo-
cratic societies, they ex-
changed views on the energy
crisis, relations with the So-
viet Union and other interna-
tional issues.
In Jerusalem, they visited
the Western Wall, the Holy
Sepulchre and the Mosque of
Omar. They also were guests
of the Jerusalem Labor Coun-
cil.
On the final day, the dele-
gation laid a wreath at Yad
Vashem, in memory of the
Six Million. They had lunch
with Arab workers at the
East Jerusalem branch of
Histadrut, and visited Bethle-
hem.
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Rabbi Chaim Rozwaski will
begin his monthly lecture ser-
ies with a talk on "Models of
Living" 8:30 p.m. Thursday
Austin on behalf of the state; at Hillel Day School. Parents
Cohn, for the Jewish com- and friends are invited.
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for Israel to Prime Minister Meir
JERUSALEM—Prime Min-
ister Golda Meir, who spent
two hours with a top-level
delegation of the AFL-CIO on
the last day of the group's
week-long goodwill visit to
Israel, thanked the Ameri-
can labor movement for its
"staunch friendship with Is-
rael" since the outbreak of
the Yom Kippur War.
secretary-trea-
AFL-CIO
surer Lane Kirkland, head of
the five-man delegation, as-
sured the prime minister
that "We will back Israel, in
whatever course you may
decide."
"Your fight is our fight and
was a central issue at our
recent convention. For us,
Israel is an example that de-
fense and progress can go on
together," Kirkland said.
The lengthy audience with
Mrs. Meir testified to the
close ties American labor has
with Israel, particularly with
Histadrut. It was at the in-
vitation of Histadrut that
AFL-CIO President George
Meany had sent the mission
to make a first-hand survey
of Israel's situation and
needs. The labor leaders also
were received by President
Ephraim Katzir.
Prior to their departure,
the AFL-CIO delegation is-
sued a joint statement with
Histadrut, emphasizing the
need for secure and defens-
ible borders for Israel and
for political, military and ec-
onomic support. The Ameri-
cans expressed disappoint-
ment that European trade
unions had "let Israel down".
The itinerary of the delega-
tion was launched with a re-
ception and discussion at His-
tadrut headquarters in Tel
Aviv. Acting Secretary-Gen-
eral Yerucham Meshel wel-
comed them to the country,
stating that they would see
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