3 U.S. Professors
Speaking in Israel
NEW YORK—The Ameri-
can Zionist Federation,
through the Zionist Council
of the Arts and Sciences, is
sending three prominent
Jewish scholars to Israel
where they will speak in
three of the country's devel-
opment towns.
Th trip is designed to fos-
ter U.S.-Israel understanding.
They are Dr. David Sidor-
sky, professor of philosophy
at Columbia University; Dr.
Chaim I. Waxman, assistant
professor of sociology at
Brooklyn College; and Dr.
Irwin Cotler, associate pro-
fessor of Law at McGill Uni-
versity, Montreal. The three
will speak at Beit Shean,
Hatzor and Netivot.
For the past three years
the American Zionist Fed-
eration and the American
Zionist Youth Foundation
have been jointly engaged in
a similar activity, with schol-
ars coming here from Israel
and spending two weeks in a
community to foster under-
standing.
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Religious Kibutzim
Leaders to Meet
NEW YORK A dialogue
for religious kibutzim will be
held Jan. 21-23 at Kibutz Lavi
in Israel.
During the conference,
leading intellectuals of the re-
ligious kibutz movement will
exchange ideas with Ameri-
can Orthodox leadets about
questions of mutual concern.
The dialogue is organized
by the Religious Kibutz
Movement in Israel Land co-
sponsored by the American
Zionist Youth Foundation.
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of Communications, promoting occupational safety, Tu
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colored stamps come in several denominations, and the
Hebrew University stamp commemorates the 50th anniver-
sary of the school.
Kissinger-Dinitz Rift Denied
WASHINGTON ( J T A ) —
The Israeli Embassy, said
that the report of an angry
exchange between Ambassa-
dor Simcha Dinitz and Secre-
tary of State Henry A. Kiss-
inger during a black-tie din-
ner party honoring former
Premier Golda Meir was
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Dinitz and Kissinger "didn't
even touch on the Middle
East or political subjects"
during the party.
The issue developed when
two Israeli reporters wired
stories back to Israel saying
that they has seen Kissinger
and Dinitz flailing their arms
during what appeared to be a
heated and angry discussion.
The reports concluded that
the two diplomats were argu-
ing about the next steps in
the Midle East peace negotia-
tions between I s r a el and
Egypt.
The U. S. State Depart-.
ment also denied the reports.
Curses are like proces-
sions; they return to the
place from which they came.
—Giovanni Ruffini
NEW YORK—Sam Brown
of Miami Beach has begun
a public campaign to have
the inscription on the "Isaiah
Wall" at the United Nations
suitably identified.
The wall is under the juris-
diction of the New York City
Parks, Recreation and Cul-
tural Affairs Administration
(PRCA).
He launched a personal,
6-month campaign through
bureaucratic red tape to have
an identification added to
the famous inscription:
"They shall beat their
swords into plowshares, and-
their spears into pruning
hooks; nation shall not lift
up swords against nation,
neither shall they learn war
anymore."
After a long series of let-
ters, telephone calls and per-
sonal visits, Brown finally
had one bureaucrat inform
him that if he would pay
the $650 cost the inscription
from Isaiah in the Bible
could be identified.
His latest correspondance
with the PRCA indicates that
the City Art Commission has
yet to approve the change,
and city funding for the pro-
ject may be unlikely because
of the city's financial prob-
lems.
Brown is now seeking a
public campaign of letters to
New York Mayor Abraham
Beame, the Art Commission
and the PRCA to reach a
quick, favorable decision on
identifying the Isaiah inscrip-
tion.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
8—Friday, Dec. 27, 1974
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NEW YORK — American
Jewish leaders from 20 com-
munities have pledged in ex-
cess of $10 million for human-
itarian programs for the
people of Israel at the first
major international fund-
raising event in the history
of United Jewish Appeal.
The Jewish communities
of Belgium, Great Britain,
France, Italy and West Ger-
many also participated at the
two-day conference hosted
by communal leaders in
Geneva, Switzerland, in No-
vember.
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