Federation Completes National Disbursements
8—Friday, February 7, 1975
Allocations totalling $68,850 of Federation's education di-
were made to several na- vision.
tional agencies last week by
The funds approved includ-
the Detroit Jewish Welfare ed $600 dues paid to the Na-
Federation Board of Govern- tional Conference of Jew-
ors. The action completed ish Communal Service and
the fund disbursements to brought to a total of $442,-
national agencies from the 935 the funds to be dispensed
proceeds of the 1974 Allied to national agencies from the
Jewish Campaign - Israel 1974 AJC-IEF in Detroit.
Emergency Fund.
Previous action of the
The Joint Cultural Appeal, board had approved a total
a grouping of nine national of $152,395 for national health
agencies, received a grant of and welfare agencies, includ-
$33,700, The Appeal includes ing the Bnai Brith National
the National Foundation for Youth Services appeal for
Jewish Culture, the Jewish Hillel programs at Wayne
Publ'cation Society, and State University, University
YIVO-Institute for Jewish of Michigan, Michigan State
Research. University, and the National
The American Association Jewish Welfare Board.
for Jewish Education was
National allocations in the
given $31,500, an increase of community relations cate-
$4,000 over the previous year. gory total $221,690 for the
The AAJE was instrumental year. The American Jewish
in Detroit's recent successful Committee, the American
search for a new superinten- Jewish Congress, and the
dent of the United Hebrew Anti-Defamation League, all
Schools. It regularly provides of which maintain full time
curriculum materials utilized Detroit offices, received the
in the community.
largest grants in this cate-
The sum voted Dropsie gory.
University was $2,500, and
The
Jewish
Vocational
the Jewish Teachers Semin- Service
and Community
ary-Herzliah was granted Workshop allocation was fi-
$550.
nalized for fiscal 1974-75 at
The recommendations were $138.377. Additional JVS &
presented to the governors by CW income from other sourc-
Julian S. Tobias, chairman es allowed the governors to
Arabs Buy Into
Jewish Company
reduce needed Federation
support by about 10 percent
without diminishing the ex-
tent of service.
An additional $75,000 was
approved for Detroit's Reset-
tlement Service, which aids
in the absorption of Jewish
immigrants to Detroit. With-
in the last six calendar
months of 1974, 74 former
Soviet residents have arrived
here and sought aid from the
Service for their relocation.
This influx was greater
than anticipated and the pre-
vious budget was clearly in-
adequate, according to divi-
sion chairman Arnold Faud-
man. The governors also ap-
proved action for additional
funding for a year-long Eng-
lish language ulplan-type
program now underway at
'the Jewish Community Cen-
ter to assist the newcomers
who are expected to continue
arriving here.
Discussion of a formula
for disbursement of the pro- 1
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Hebrew U. Friends Elect Head
NEW YORK—Dr. Max M. for the Martin Luther King,
Kampelman, Washington, Jr. Memorial Forest in Is-
D.C. attorney and commu- rael, and is a member of the,
nity leader, has been elected national commission of the
president of the American Anti-Defamation League of 1
Friends of the Hebrew Uni- Bnai Brith.
versity, to replace Frank R.
In addition to Dr. Kampel-
Lautenberg, who resigned in man and Lautenberg, who is
mid-term to become general now honorary president, offi- -
chairman of the United Jew- cers of the American Friends
ish Appeal. are Arthur J. Goldberg, Na-
Dr. Kampelman, who is thanial L. Goldstein and Sam-
also an author and educator, uel Rothberg, honorary presi-
was senior vice president of dents; Prof. Milton Handler,
the organization and national honorary chairman; Julian B.
chairman of its legal division. Venezky, chairman of the
He is a member of the inter- board; Henry Sonneborn, III
national board of governors chairman of the executive
of the Hebrew University of committee; Stanley M. Bo-
Jerusalem.
gen, Harvey M. Krueger and
Former legislative counsel Leonard Shankman, senior
to U.S. Sen. Hubert H: Hum- vice presidents; 'Seymour
phrey, Dr. Kampelman re- Fishman, executive vice pres-
mained actively associated ident; Stanley M. Bogen,
with the senator during his treasurer; Ronald M. Appel,
service as vice president of asociate secretary; Sidney S.
the United States. He was Green, associate treasurer;
senior adviser to the U.S. and Prof. William Haber,
chairman, academic council.
Mission to the UN.
Dr. Kampelman, who re-
ceived his doctor of philos- `Israel's Nuclear
ophy degree in political sci-
ence from the University of Strength Sufficient
Minnesota and his doctor of
laws degree from New York for New Outbreak'
University, is former chair-
SAN FRANCISCO (ZINS)
man and a board member of — Dr. Hans Morgenthau,
the Greater Washington Tele- former adviser to the U.S.
communications Association, Defense Department, declar-
and was founder and modera- ed here at a press conference
tor of the award-willing pub- that Israel has the nuclear
lic television program. weapons capability, if faced
"Washington Week in Re- with a threat to her existence
in a new war, of smashing
view."
He is a board member of the Aswan Dam from the air
Mount Vernon College in and inundateing a large part
Washington and of the Insti- of Egyptian soil.
tute for American Universi-
Dr. Morgenthau predicted
ties, Aix - En - Provence, that ' a new Israel-Arab con-
France; and overseer of the flict will erupt by spring. He
College of the Virgin Islands. was confident that Israel
He previously was on the fac- could withstand the ordeal
ulties of the University of and preserve its national ex-
Minnesota, University of Wis- istence.
consin, Bennington College, Dr. Morgenthau further
Howard University and the declared that the major pow-
Claremont Graduate School. ers will be unable to avert
Dr. Kampelman also is a a new war, because the Is-
director of the .American- raelis and the Arabs have
Israel Cultural Foundation, vital interests in the area
chairman of the Committee that are "irreconsilable."
ceeds from the 1975 Allied
Jewish Campaign-Israel Em-
ergency Fund, now in its pre-
Campaign fund - raising
phase, continuing from last
December's Annual Pre-
Campaign Budget Confer-
ence, was also begun by the
board. Recommendations
from Federation's executnve
committee will be on the
agenda of the Board of Gov-
ernor's February meeting.
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