Anti-Zionist Editorial in Student Paper Won't Affect Haifa U. Ties
MILWAUKEE (JTA)—An
editorial in the student nevv._
paper at the University of
Wisconsin in Madison, assail-
ing plans for an exchange re-
lationship between the uni-
versity and the University of
Haifa and describing Israel
as "a colonial-settler state,"
will have no effect on those
plans, the Wisconsin univer-
sity chancellor has declared.
Chancellor Werner Baum
said UWM would continue
"to explore the proposed re-
lationship" and that he hoped
- specific plan would be
ady within a few months,
according to the Wisconsin
Jewish Chronicle. Baum said
the decision would be made
on educational, not political
grounds.
The editorial, written by
Tom Maurer, denounced
the university administration's
approach to the proposed tie
with the Israeli school and
its "serious political implica-
tions."
Maurer asked why "mem-
bers of this university' corn-
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celv,„ with an institution of
a colonial-settler state, wag-
ing an expansionist campaign
in the Mideast and conduct-
ing systematized violence on a
mass scale against the people
Zuckerman Relates Confidence
in Jewish Unity After Israel Trip
NEW YORK , Paul Zuck-
erman, general chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal,
upon his return from the
Jerusalem session of the
World Assembly of the Jew-
ish Agency, issued a state-
ment upon his return to the
United States:
"I can only be encouraged
by my experiences at the
assembly and from traveling
around Israel these last few
days. No longer is there talk
of weariness, or of exhaus-
tion, as there was last winter.
"This is as it should be,
for in fact there is nothing
to be tired of. We can hardly
be tired of life. We surely
cannot be tired of the Jew-
ish values and visions that
give our lives meaning. We
most certainly cannot be
tired of the miracle that is
Israel or of our newly forti-
fied Jewishness.
"If there was ever any
genuine weariness in our
community, it has been re-
placed with a growing sense
of solidarity, of oneness with
the paper place
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ago?"
The Jewish weekly report-
ed that neither Maurer, de-
scribed as a spokesman for
the New Left, nor Dan Ul-
rich, the student newspaper
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editor,
returned
repeated
calls for comment from the
weekly.
Maurer has written earlier
editorials supporting the Pal-
estinian terrorists.
Isaac Lakritz, a member of
the student board of the Jew-
ish Student Service-Hillel on
campus, said "Maurer has
been living in a New Left
dream world for the past five
or six years."
Liakritz said he doubted the
editorial would have any sig-
nificant impact on the stu-
de . _t body which he called "78
per cent apathetic, with no
opinions at all.
He said about 10 per cent
of the other students might
agree with the pro-Arab anti-
Israel tone of the editorial.
Chancellor Baum said the
proposed exchange program
would be "entirely volun-
tary." He described the
Haifa school, which he visited
recently, as "a young, dyna-
mic institution clearly on the
way up, qualitatively and
quantitatively."
the Jewish people, with Jew-
ish history and with the de-
mands of our common Jew-
ish destiny. With this deep-
ened sense of unity, a new
vigor and strength is emerg-
ing.
"At the Jewish Agency
Assembly in Jerusalem last
month, we sought and ob-
tained, for the first time, ex-
pressions of increased giving
from delegates to this inter-
national meeting.
"Further indications of
similar understanding and
commitment are essential if
we are to build a climate of
confidence and strength in
our communities.
"I believe that the chal-
lenge of 1975 is more than
just a challenge to our or-
ganizational skills or our
fund raising ability. What is
being tested is nothing less
than our will to survive as a
unique people with a special
DALLAS — Noah's Ark is
destiny," Zuckerman said.
embedded in a glacier on
Mt. Ararat in eastern Turkey
and the Tower of Babel is
Jan Peerce to Play
on Mt. Nimrod in central
Lead in Musical
Turkey, according to Tom
NEW YORK—Jan Peerce, Crotser, leader of a religious
the Metropolitan Opera tenor, commune in Frankston, Tex.
will have the leading role in
He also believes that his
a new musical based on Leo group can recover the or-
Rosten's "The Joys of Yid- iginal Ten Commandments
dish."
tablets and relics of the
The musical, "Laugh a Egyptian army wiped out
Little, Cry a Little," tells of chasing- Moses through' the
an immigrant family's joys Red Sea.
and woes during its struggle
Crotser left for Turkey re-
in the Lower East Side at cently with some of his com-
the turn of the century, and mune members to climb to
of its rise from the crowded the spot where he believes
ghetto to the Bronx.
Noah's Ark has been em-
With book and lyrics by bedded in ice for 50 cen-
Arnold Horwitt and music turies.
by Garry William Friedman,
The commune learned of
the musical will play at the its existence nine years ago
Westbury Music Fair in Long after reading a magazine
Island before coming to article about some Turkish
Broadway.
people spotting a seagoing
vessel on the mountain.
He has made five trips up
Future Collectives
the mountain and returned
Based on Industry
with wood which he claims
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Aryeh had been carbon-dated to
Nehamkin, secretary of the 5,000 years ago. Crotser said
Moshavim Movement, declar- satellite photographs con-
ed that future settlements will firmed the existence of an
be based chiefly on industry object in the shape of a boat.
with agriculture playing only
The explorer explained that
a minor part.
the glacier has acted as a
Speaking at the 12th Agri- preservative and kept the
cultural Convention at Beit ship from rotting. After the
Berl at Kfar Saba, he ex- Mt. Ararat climb, the group
plained that Israel had come will move to Mt. Nimrod.
to the end of its ability to
Later they plan to search
use its limited water re- for the Ark of the Covenant
sources.
in the Dead Sea area and the
Nehamkin noted that kibutz actual site of Moses' Red
income is already half from Sea crossing, hoping to find
industry and half from agri- armor and chariots used by
culture.
t h e Egyptian pharoahs's
He said more settlements army.
would be established through-
Crotser said he believes
out the Galilee and the south- archeologists have not found
ern Negev.
the items before because God
The Ichud Hakvutzat Ve- has a plan and a timetable.
hakibutzim Movement will "We believe this is what God
establish seven new settle- called us to do," he said.
ments in the next five years,
two in the Raffah approach
"Behold, days are com-
in the northern Sinai, two ing," is the oracle of the
along the Dead Sea, one in Lord, "when I will fulfill the
the Golan Heights and two gracious promise which I
in the Negev, according to made concerning the house
the movement's. secretary, of Israel and the house of
Nahman Raz.
Judah.—Jeremiah 33:14.
Commune Seeks
Ark Frozen
in Glacier
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Friday, July 26, 1974-43
`King David Report' —Yawn
What would you do if King
Solomon, the wisest of kings,
commissioned you as editor
of "The One and Only True
and Authoritative, Historical-
ly Correct and Approved Re-
port on the Amazing Rise,
God-Fearing L i f e, Heroic
Deeds, and Wonderful
Achievements of David the
Son of Jesse, King of Judah
for Seven Years and of Both
Judah and Israel for Thirty-
three, Chosen of God, and
Father of King Solomon?"
Why, not being one to ar-
gue with King Solomon, you'd
pull together all of your
journalistic knowhow and
write it.
nates only confuse and pad
the novel.
One would hope that by
the end of the book, after all
his toils and troubles (and
the reader's efforts to get
through the story), Ethan
would come out a hero. No
way. He winds up as un-
enlightened as the reader.
—Heidi Press
Jewish Education
Conclave Due in Fall
NEW YORK (JTA)—Dele-
gations of national organiza-
tions of Orthodox, Conserva-
tive and Reform educators
will participate in a special
However, you are advised conference here on Oct. 14
of the following stipulation: to discuss cooperative efforts
that the "King David Re- to benefit Jewish education
port" is to "establish for this in the United States.
and all time to come One
The conference, which is
Truth, thus ending All Con- an outgrowth of a joint reso-
trddiction and Controversy, lution of the Conservative
eliminating All Disbelief of Educators Assembly, the Or-
the Choice by our Lord thodox Educators Council of
Yahveh of David Ben Jesse, America, the Reform Na-
and allaying All Doubt of tional Association of Temple
the Glorious Promises made Educators and the National
to him by our Lord Yahveh Council of Jewish Education,
in regard to his Seed and will seek to deal with such
Progeny."
issues as declining school en-
In "The King David Re- rollment, pedagogic metho-
port" by Stefan Heym (Put- dologies, the impact of school
nam), Ethan ben Hoshiah of consolidations of job oppor-
Ezrah is appointed redactor tunities; and security and
(editor) of this monumental professional development in
project, and his research is the Jewish educational pro-
subject to evaluation by the fession.
report commission; who in
turn, must answer to King
" They shall live securely
Solomon.
Ethan speaks to David's in it, and shall build houses
wives and concubines, sol- and plant vineyards; they
diers and their offspring who shall live securely in it. when
reside near Jerusalem. At I have executed judgments
the same time, Heym tries upon all the malicious peo-
to spice up the tales, which ples that surround them on
tell of David's military every side; and they shall
prowess, with details on know that I am the Lord
David's sexual prowess which their God." '—Ezekiel 28:26.
are are constantly and un-
for that
necessarily repeated through-
out the book.
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