THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
10 Friday, February 14, 1975
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Massachusetts, Writers
Hit UNESCO Resolutions
Many people think of knowl-
edge as of money. They would
like knowledge, but cannot face
the perseverance and self-denial
that go to the acquisition of it.
— John Viscount Morley
BOSTON (JTA)—The Massa-
chusetts State Senate has
adopted a resolution condemn-
ing "the irresponsible action of
UNESCO in expelling Israel
from its European section and
in denying that country assist-
ance for humanitarian pro-
jects." The resolution is believed
to be the first anti-UNESCO
resolution adopted by a state
legislative body.
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The resolution noted that Is-
rael made outstanding contri-
butions through UNESCO for
the well-being of humanity and
had given UNESCO more
money than she had received.
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It_ also noted that the
UNESCO act violated the
United Nations Charter as well
as UNESCO's charter. Copies of
the resolution are being sent to
President Ford, U.S. Amabas-
sador to the UN John Scali and
to all members of Congress
from Massachusetts.
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the top UNESCO aide now in
the U.S. to ask that recent an-
ti-Israel resolutions of the
cultural agency be rescined or
risk total non-cooperation
from the world's intellectual
community.
The delegation included.
James Michener, Arthur Miller,
Colleen Dewhurst, Julie Harris
and . Anna Strasberg (Mrs. Lee
Strasberg). They presented a
letter to John Fobes, the deputy
director-general, to be trans-
mitted to Amadou M. M'Bow,
director-general in Paris.
The letter said: "We cannot
be silent in the face of the bla-
tant subversion of UNESCO's
principles and purposes by pol-
itically motivated resolutions
aimed at transforming Israel
into a veritable pariah in the
world community."
It pointed out that UNES-
CO's own experts have la-
beled as "patently false accu-
sations made in the resolution
that the excavations (in Jeru-
salem) constitute a danger to
historical monuments." A
second resolution "denying
Israel membership in the Eu-
ropean regional group vir-
tually places the Jewish state
id a kind of international
limbo."
The letter concluded: "We
vigorously protest these Gen-
eral Conference resolutions
which have shocked mankind's
intellectual community and de-
mand that they be rescined.
Should such action not be forth-
coming, our conscience de-
mand that they be rescinded.
Circumstances cooperate with
an- institution whose purposes
have been grossly,perverted,
and we shall call upon our col-
leagues throughout the world to
follow the same course."
ZOA Opens Press
Office in Capitol
- NEW YORK — The Zionist
Organization of America has
announced the opening of the
Washington office of its na-
tional public affairs depart-
ment. The new office will func-
tion as a branch of the national
public affairs department.
Dr. Joseph P. Sternstein,
ZOA president; Leon Ilutovich,
national executive director of
ZOA; and Samuel H. Wang,
national chairman of. ZOA pub-
lic affairs committee, announed
the establishment of the new
office.
The three Zionist leaders said
that the action setting up the
new facility "comes at a time
when public affairs work on
behalf of Israel is of crucial sig-
nificance. Washington, more
than ever before, is the focus of
world-wide attention and the
arena of political struggle for
vital decisions concerning the
Middle East."
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Quintuplet Dies
in Jerusalem
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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — One
of the quintuplets born to Tova
and Moshe Medina of Sderot
last December died Feb. 6. at
Hadassah Hospital of a diges-
tive ailment.
in the new enclosed Orchard Mull on Orchard Lake
Road • 42 block north of Maple Road
Phone: 851-9080
The infant, a boy, was the
•smallest of the five. The others
are still in hospital incubators.
Their condition is reported to be
satisfactory. '
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