Bnai Brith Keeps, UNESCO Relations
WASHINGTON, (JTA) —
rrhe Bnai Brith applauded
ithe actions of cultural and in-
tellectual leaders who have
evered their connections
'‘vith UNESCO in protest over
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unctions imposed on Israel.
But Bnai Brith president
David M. Blumberg said
that his organization, which
molds non-governmental sta-
tus at the United Nations,
?would not quit its relation-
Ships with UNESCO but
L ,7.-.•ould "campaign for a re-
versal of its politicization."
This action was endorsed by
the Bnai B.rith board of gov-
rnors at is annual meeting
here.
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Resolutions adopted by
Bnai Brith included a call for
government regulations to
safeguard democratic insti-
tutions from subversion by
"any massive infusions of
Arab oil and other cartel
money" into the U.S. econo-
my. Such regulations might
be needed to prevent any
large take-over of newspa-
pers, broadcasting stations
and other media with recy-
cled petro-dollars, the board
declared.
BB Starts Special
Membership Drive
A special father-son-grand-
father-grandson Membership
campaign has been an-
nounced by the Metropolitan
Detroit Bnai Brith Council.
The special membership
campaign will be held in
February and March. New
members and their sponsors
will be honored at a Council
installation ceremony.
For membership informa-
tion, call the Council office,
354-6100, or Jeffrey R. Kra-
vitz, 352-3322.
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BB Women, Girls Plan Program
to Focus on Plight of Soviet Jews
The Bnai Brith Women's
Council of Metropolitan De-
troit will join the Great Lakes
Bnai Brith Girls Council for
a program, "Soviet Jewry—
A Message for Today," '7:30
Bnai Brith Has
Reduced Budget
WASHINGTON — Bnai
Brith has reduced its budget
for its programs throughout
the U.S. The organization's
board of governors set its
1975 budget Monday at $20.3
million.
The amount is equal to
1974 revenues, but leaves. no
room for inflationary cost
increases.
More than $12 million of
'the budget has been allo-
eated to Bnai Brith's youth
programs, which enjoyed a
5 percent increase in fund
raising efforts last year.
However, the organization's
officers pointed out that in-
flation more than wiped out
the gains.
Bnai Brith president David
M. Blumberg said "that the
signs are more positive than
negative," and described the
1975 budget as "prudent cost-
cutting."
Blumberg predicted that
Bnai Brith will experience
continued steady growth. The
organization now has 500,000
members.
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Hebrew Schools main build-
ing.
The program will focus on
first-hand documentaries by
Soviet Jews who have immi-
grated to Detroit and by acti-
vists in the Soviet Jewry
movement.
Mrs. Maynard Kalef of the
BBW Council announces Mrs.
Charles Ruben is women's
council chairperson. Fay
Baker is social action chair-
man for BBG Council and
Sherry Grossinger is pro-
gramming vice president.
Tickets are available
through all Bnai Brith Wom-
en's chapters, BBG chapters
and the BBYO office, 21711
W. 10 Mile, Southfield.
Bernard Ferency was in-
stalled as preseident of the
Bnai Brith Rey-Ut Couples
Unit Saturday at the organi-
zation's first installation pro-
gram.
Other officers are Jerry
Ellis, Mrs. Jeffrey Kravitz,
Steve Siegel and David Sil-
verton, vice presidents; Al-
lan Tobes, treasurer; Mrs.
James Fleischer, Mrs. Gil
Aaronson and Mrs. Gary
Greenstein, secretaries.
Trustees include Gil Aaron-
son, the David Grains, the
Mark Carneys, Mrs. Jerry
Ellis, Mrs. Bernard Ferency,
the William Glogowers, Gary
Greenstein, Robert Milstein,
Mrs. Steve Siegel and the
Jess 'Crafts.
Herman Kasoff, vice presi-
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Bnai Brith Council announces
the following Bnai Brith Vol-
leyball League team stand-
ings:
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Against N.•. College
NEW YORK — A class ac-
tion suit filed by the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith on behalf of applicants
denied admission to the City
College Center for Biomedi-
cal Education "as the result
of discriminatory practices
and policies" has been
brought in federal court
against the Center, City Col-
lege, City University, and the
New York City Board of
Higher Education.
The action, instituted by
Kenneth Hupart "on behalf
of himself and others simil-
arly situated," charges that
they were rejected because
the admissions committee of
the Biomedical Center acted
in an "arbitrary, capricious,
unreasonable and unlawful"
manner by basing admissions
to the September, 1974, aca-
demic year "in substantial
part on the race, color and
ethnic origin of the 'appli-
cants."
dent of District 6, presented
the couples unit with its char-
ter. Dennis Rice, executive
director of the Metropolitan
Detroit Council of Bnai Brith,
was installing officer.
Participating in the pro-
gram were Mrs. Maynard
Kalef, president of the Met-
ropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council; David Le-
vine, president of the Metro-
politan Bnai Brith Council
and Mrs. Norman Moss, fi-
nancial secretary of the Bnai
Brith Women's Council. Jef-
frey Kravitz of Rey-Ut, vice
president of the local Bnai
Brith Council, also partici-
pated.
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