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$750,000,000 Goal Anticipate d for UJA

The resolution was an-
nuonced by Paul Zuckerman,
UJA general chairman:
UPSIDE DOWN YOU WON'T
"Minutes after our arrival
FIND A FINER WINE THAN
we witnessed rebirth, with
the arrival of a planeload of
new immigrants from the
Soviet Union — and then
death, as we remembered
the 2,600 who lost their lives
in the Yom Kippur War—at
Kiryat Shaul Military Ceme-
tary, for our arrival coincid-
ed with Israel's National
Day of Remembrance.
"It has been reconfirmed
that we, the Jews of Amer-
ica, are full partners in the
struggle and achievements of
our brethren in Israel. No
Jew stands alone. One Jew,
wherever he may be, can
depend on others to help.
This is the lesson of the Yom
Kippur War, a lesson we
witnessed during the past
eight days. We learned once
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"Before the Yom Kippur
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said. "The abrupt
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and complete stop in housing
construction during and fol-
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created a desperate condition
for new immigrants waiting
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imthigrants of past years
still live in small, over-
crowded quarters — families
of seven or more p e o p l e
forced to live in two' and
three rooms. These condi-
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10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • they are to share in the good
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life that is possible in Israel.
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"As p e o p l e who pride
themselves as 'People of the

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NEW YORK—More than
200 American Jewish lead-
ers, in Israel` for the United
Jewish Appeal's 1975 study
conference, unanimously re-
solved that the 1975 UJA
campaign will raise the sum
of $750,000,000. for humani-
tarian programs and serv-
ices for the People of Israel.

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Nov. 8, 1974-9

Book' we have learned that
there are many who are still
illiterate. There are young
men and women who must
abort their meagre vocation
in attempts to support large
and poor families; there are
youths who are prepared for
university or technical edu-
cation, but who cannot find
room in overcrowded and
under - financed universities
and technical schools.
"Education is the key t'o
the future and the right of
those who cane benefit by it.
We cannot deny future gen-
erations the necessity of
learning and training. We
must meet this responsibility
1975 Allied Jewish Campaign-Israel Emergency Fund
just as we meet it with our general chairman, Richard Sloan, and his wife, Sheila,
own children. These young were greeted at a reception in Israel by Moshe Dayan.
people in Israel are our Sloan reported that leaders had pledged $11,100,000 while
family.
on this mission as compared to $9,000,000 in the 1974
"Just as the heroic people campaign.
of Israel know that they
must face the, future with
courage and determination;
that life must continue and
be enhanced; we must ac-
cept with joy the opportunity
presented to us to win the
battle of immigration, -pov-
erty, inadequate housing,
under-education, the needs of
the aged, ill and handi-
capped."
In Detroit, 200 Allied Jew-
ish Campaign-Israel Emer-
gency Fund workers attended
a solicitation, techniques
workshop 'led by Dr. Aryeh
Nesher Monday night in the
United Hebrew Schools La-
Mrs. Simha Dinitz, left, wife of the ambassdor held
Med Auditorium.
a special tea last week at' the Israel Embassy in Washing-
Nesrer is traveling through ton, D.C., in honor of about 30 Detroit women representing
the U.S. as a special repre- the Detroit women's division of Allied Jewish Campaign-
sentative of Israel's Prime Israel Emergency Fund. Shown are, from left, Mrs. Dinitz,
Minister - ithzak Rabin in- Mrs. N. Brewster Broder, chairman of the women's divi-
strucing; campaign workers sion; and Mrs. Samuel Frankel, vice chairman of the
on the 1975 campaign needs advance gifts phase , of the Detroit women's division AJC-
and on effective solicitation IEF. The division pledged 8222,000 for the 1975 campaign,
methods.
a total of $98,000 more than last year. Joining Mesdames
After an informal talk in Broder and Frankel were Mrs. Max M. Fisher, Mrs. Mal-
which Nesher set the stage colm-Lowenstein and Mrs. D. Lawrence Sherman.
for the 1975 campaign, he
cited statistics and • outlines
to prime the solicitors' knowl-
edge. He analyzed means of
motivation and it emized
some of_ the pitfalls in solici-
tations which result in fail-
WASHINGTON (JTA) — his representation, said he
ure.
Former Secretary of Defense represented Algerian inter-
Campaign workers were Clark Clifford also is associ- ests "jointly" with Clifford.
then asked to 'critique a pair ated in helping the Algerian His own duties. Kleindienst
of m o-c k solicitations by government's • operations in said, is arranging meetings
Stanley Frankel and Mrs. the United States and has between members of Con-
Larry Sherman. Both worked with former Attorney gress and U.S. government
Frankel and Mrs. Sherman General Richard G. Klein- officials with Algerians about
have just returned from UJA dienst in the latter's services Algerian energy policies.
He said he was unable to
missions in Israel.,
to Algeria, the Jewish Tele-
During the evening AJC- graphic Agency has learned. recall the names of Ameri-
IEF general chairmen Rich- The United States and Al- cans he had helped to 'meet
ard Sloan and Arthur Howard geria have not had diplo- B. Abdesselam, Algeria's
minister of industry and en-
reported on the success of matic relations since 1967.
the campaign to date, in-
Unlike Kleindienst, how- ergy. The former top law
cluding the results of the na- ever, Clifford, who was with- officer in the Nixon Admin-
tional UJA missions held this in the late President John- istration and Senator Barry
summer and fall and the son's inner circle, was said Goldwater's Presidential cam-
successful women's division to be involved as a lawyer paign manager in 1964, said•
fund-raising held in Wash- for the Algerian govern- he had visited Algeria six
ington, D.C., last Thursday. mental corporation, Sonat- times.
The women's event, on rach, that handles the coun-
which division campaign try's oil and gas operations
chairman Mrs. N. Brewster in the U.S. and not the Al- London Names New
Broder reported, was a first- gerian government as such. Zionist Party Head
time event for the Detroit
LONDON (ZINS)—Michael
Clifford is, therefore, not
women's leadership and for listed as a foreign agent with Fidler, a former president of
the 1975 women's campaigns the Department of Justice on the board- of deputies is the
in this country.
the ground that as a legal head of a new Zionist party,
counselor he is_exempt'from the General Zionist' Organi-
Israel Women Get the Foreign Agents Registra- zation, which has been set up
tion Act, according to a Clif- in B:ritain with a member-
Extended Service
ford law partner, James Sto- ship of 125. F. Ashe Lincoln,
is the party's deputy presi-
JERUSALEM (ZINS) — Is- vall.
raeli Chief-of-Staff, Mordecai
Kleindienst is registered, dent. Cyril Stein, national
Gur, issued an order which his own report at the Justice vice chairman of the Joint
lengthens military service Department shows, as "legal Israel Appeal, and the Rev.
for women by four months. counsel for business circles, Saul Amias, retiring minister
The new regulations require congressional relations and of the Edgware Synagogue,
women to serve 24 instead of relations with the various are its vice presidents, and
20 months. The extra service official government bodies in Anthony Stanton is ,its chair-
is required due to a manpow- Washington, D.C., and the man. The new party is seek-
ing affiliation to the British
er shortage. Israeli men rest of the United States."
Zionist
Federation.
in
discussing
,
Kleindienst,
serve 36 months.

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Clark Clifford With Kleindienst
in Representing the Algerians