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6 Friday, April 25, 1975

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Seminary Names
'Ambassador' Head

NEW YORK — George
M. Levine, of Columbus,
Ohio was named chairman
of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America am-
bassadors group. Levine
succeeds William Blanks-
teen, who has served in that
position for the past 10
years.

The ambassadors group,
now in its 11th year, is a
part of the Seminary's
board of overseers, a na-
tional advisory body, and
serves as its educational
arm. It conducts seminars
and workshops - timed to
coincide with each meeting
of the board.

Its purpose is to acquaint
the board membership with
the inner workings of the in-
stitution and its many de-
partments. Its members
then serve as Seminary
"ambassadors" to the com-
munity-at-large.

AJCommittee Plans 69th Parley
Under Leadership of Detroiter

NEW YORK — The com-
plexities of the Middle East
conflict, along with its im-
pact on American Jews, will
comprise a major part of the
agenda for the 69th annual
meeting of the American
Jewish Committee, to be
held Thursday through May
4 at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel here.
The meeting, which will
bring together representa-
tives of AJC's 81 chapters
and units throughout the
United States, was planned
by a committee under the
chairmanship of Miles
Jaffe, Detroit attorney and
adjunct professor at Wayne
State University Law
School.
.Together with planning
committees of AJC leaders
from across the country, he
has developed a roster of
speakers for the four-day
meeting that includes Sim-

New York State's Moreland
Commission on Nursing
Homes; and Vernon E. Jor-
dan, Jr., executive director
of the National Urban
League.

The formal opening of
the four-day meeting will
be preceded by meetings of
AJC's four program advi-
sory commissions, each
dealing with a major area
of the organization's activ-
ities.

MILES JAFFE

cha Dinitz, Israel's Ambas-
sador to the U.S.; Daniel P.
Moynihan, former U.S.
Ambassador to India and
former presidential assist-
ant for urban affairs; Nor-
•man Podhoretz, editor of
Commentary Magazine;
Morris Abram, chairman of

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place in New York in No-
vember with a symposium
on the "Holocaust — One
Generation After," conclud-
ing with a public function! at
Carnegie Hall Nov. 5.
He announced that the
Bergen-Belsen Memorial
Press will soon publish a
full-length book, in English,
titled "Between Man and
Beast," a memoir of concen-
tration camp experiences by
Paul Trepman. Work has
begun on the second volume
of "Holocaust and Rebirth,"
which describes the world-
wide activities of the Ber-
gen-Belsen Federation dur-
ing the past 10 years.
Rosensaft announced the
establishment of a special
fund in Israel of $150,000
for literary grants to writ-
ers and historians dealing
with the Holocaust experi-
ence.

NEW YORK (JTA) — The
30th anniversary of the lib-
eration of the infamous Ber-
gen-Belsen death camp was
marked here last week at a
reunion of survivors and
their friends sponsored by
the World Federation of
Bergen-Belsen Associations.
The theme of the gather-
ing, at the Regency Hotel,
was "Remembrance."
"Remembrance is the key to
survival," said Josef Rosen-
saft, president of the federa-
tion.
Rosensaft announced an
extensive program of memo-
rial observances here, in Eu-
rope. and- in Israel, that will
take -place from
through next November.
Sam E. Block described the
events, beginning last week
with "Liberation Evenings"
in New York, Montreal, To-
ronto and Tel Aviv. He said
a pilgrimage will be made to
The 30th anniversary of
the Bergen-Belsen site at
the end of June to recite the liberation of the Ber-
gen-Belsen camp was
kadish for the victims.

;

CONVINCE
YOURSELF
TODAY

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U.S. Bergen-Beisen Survivors
Mark Anniversary of Freedom

An International As-
sembly of Remembrance
will be held in Jerusalem
during the first week of
July at which Arthur J.
Goldberg, former U.S.
Supreme Court Justice
and former U.S. Ambassa-
dor to the UN, will be pre-
sentee with a special Lib-
eration Award "in
recognition of his humani-
tarian services to peace
and justice."

Block said that a second
International Assembly of
Remembrance will take

marked in Paris by several
events. Memorial services
were held at the Jewish
Memorial and at the Na-
tional Crypt on the Ile de
la Cite in the center of the
French capital.

The National Federation
of Interned and Deported
Resistance Fighters and
Patriots (FNDIRP) held a
two-day assembly at the
Mutualite Hall, attended by
delegations from Belgium,
Bulgaria, Italy, Hungary,
Luxembourg, Romania,
Czechoslovakia and the So-
viet Union.

.

The national interreli-
gious affairs commission
will hear presentations by
Rev. Edward Flannery, di-
rector of the Secretariat for
Catholic-Jewish Relations
of the National Conference
of Catholic Bishops, and
Rev. Dr. William Weiler,
director of Christian-Jewish
Relations of the National
Council of Churches.
The national foreign af-
fairs commission will hear
an analysis of the status of
key Jewish communities
around 'the world, with
special attention to those
countries that have under-
gone major political changes
in recent months — Portu-
gal, Greece, Turkey and
Iran.
The national Jewish com-
munal affairs commission
will feature a progress re-
port on the AJC's Academy
for Jewish Studies Without -
Walls, and a summary of
three conferences on the
Jewish family, intermar-
riage, and conversion.

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