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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38 Friday, May 2, 1975
AJCongress to Host Chief of Urban Affairs
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Joseph B. Robison, na-
tional director of the com-
mission on law, social action
and urban affairs of the
American Jewish Congress,
will address the Michigan
Council and Women's Divi-
sion of the AJCongress 8
p.m.- Thursday at the Zion-
ist Cultural Center. A coffee
hour will follow.
Robison is a leading au-
Thority on civil liberties and
religious freedom and the
use of the law in the preser-
vation of individual liber-
ties.
In his 26 years with the
AJCongress, Robison has
drafted many of the laws
against discrimination
based. on race and religion
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that have been adopted in
many parts of the country.
He has regularly repre-
sented the AJCongress in
presenting testimony at
legislative hearings before
committees of Congress
and state and local legisla-
tive bodies. He has submit-
ted briefs in the United
States Supreme Court and
other courts in leading
cases on such issues as
government support of
sectarian schools, sectar-
ian practices in public
schools, the operation of
Sunday laws, legislative
apportionment and racial
segregation in both the
South and the North.
Interior Decorating Service
all nations
Robison was on the legal
NEW YORK — Oliver B.
all types of
staff of the National Labor
identification photos
Relations Board for 10 years Winkler, former executive
and was for 20 years general director of the Jewish Com-
fast service
counsel for the National munity Center and the Jew-
at these
ish
Community
Council
of
Committee Against Dis-
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committee of the American
serve as a community con-
Civil Liberties Union.
Participating in a panel sultant in the area of health
discussion following the and physical education.
Herbert Millman, execu-
JOIN
talk are Philmore Leemon,
tive vice president of JWB,
investment banker, and Dr.
MIZRACHI
Bernard Goodman, profes- said in his new capacity as a
member
of
the
JWB
staff,
TOURS
sor of economics at Wayne
SPEND
State University. The public -- Winkler will be in a position
to give leadership to the
is invited.
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implementation of the rec-
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May 12-26 $899
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May 12-June 2 $1029
Speaks at WSU tions
health and physical educa-
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Prof. Hananyah Glaub- by the JWB board.
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man, a psychologist from
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rael, spoke at Wayne State
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DANIEL GALE, son of
LORI GREENSPAN,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gale of
Bay City, has been named
the top high school vocalist
in Michigan, having com-
peted in district and state
festival screening in which
more than 2,000 youth par-
ticipated. He will perform
in the Michigan Week Youth
Arts Festival May 17 at Cen-
tral Michigan University
and in a Germania Concert
May 18 in Saginaw.
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daughter of Mrs. Cynthi-a
Greenspan of West Bloom-
field, and 16-year old piano
student of Betty Kowalsky
Stasson, was the first prize
winner of the Farmington
Musicale Scholarship Corn-
petition for high school
pianists. Last month, Lori
was the alternate state win-
ner in the Michigan Music
Teachers Association Com-
petition held in Battle
Creek.
STEPHEN MICHAEL
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Dental Association at the
association's 118th annual
scientific and business
meeting in Detroit. Dr. Nai-
mark is a past international
trustee of Alpha Omega
dental fraternity and a past
president of the Detroit Dis-
trict Dental Society. A
$50,000 generated student
loan fund has been estab-
lished in his name.
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BERNIE WEBERMAN
of Oak Park received the
Hildy's Cutback Award
from the University of
Texas Law Sthool. The
award goes to a student
"who captures the imagina-
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