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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Chicago Federation Dialogues
Stimulate `Inactive Jews'
New Absorption
Centers Planned
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Two new absorption centers
will be opened shortly for
immigrants without college
training.
The first will be at
Ofakim, east of Beersheba
or in Dimona, west of that
city. Both have industrial
plants that could provide
jobs for large numbers of
immigrants.
Up to now only college-
trained immigrants were
allowed to remain at ab-
sorption centers for as long
as several months while
looking for employment and
deciding where to settle in
Israel.
Other immigrants are
taken directly from Ben-
Gurion Airport to new de-
velopment areas. This prac-
tice has been criticized.
The two new centers will
allow the immigrants time
to decide where to live while
the Absorption Ministry
helps them find jobs and
permanent housing.
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the first and second-year
members. The theme of the
retreat was "Jewish Ident-
ity."
The three-day retreat at
the Chicago Jewish Com-
munity Center's Camp Chi
in Lake Delton, Wis., in-
cluded candle lighting,
singing, dancing, discus-
sion groups, a simulated
"mission to Israel" for the
children and a Havdala
service.
The program provides in-
depth education in Jewish
history, culture and modern
Jewish life. Participants are
assigned readings before
each monthly meeting. Of-
ten experts attend as speak-
ers and resource personnel.
Rabin Says Military Security
Requires Sound Economy
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Pre-
mier Yitzhak Rabin told Is-
raeli industrialists that a
militarily secure Israel
would make little sense
without a sound economic
structure and a strong so-
ciety at home.
Addressing the closing
session of the Manufactur-
ers Association's annual
meeting here, Rabin
stressed that the economic
future of Israel lies solely in
Israel's hands and if there is
any criticism "it must be
aimed =at atirselves." - -
"Rabin said "It is we who
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CHICAGO (JTA) — A
cultural enrichment pro-
gram originated last year by
the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Chicago has
drawn previously inactive
Jews into communal roles
and brought unaffiliated
Jews back to their religion.
The program of monthly
dialogues began with 20
couples and participants
"talked about it so favorably
that it expanded to 35 cou-
ples this year," said Robert
M. Schrayer, program
chairman, and co-chairman
Herbert S. Wander.
Evidence of the impact of
the dialogues program
emerged at a recent "Family
Weekend Retreat" held by
BONN (JTA) — The Pres-
ident of the Bundestag as-
sured a visiting Knesset de-,
legation that Israel can rely
upon West German support
and that West Germany
shares Israel's anxieties
concerning the situation in
the Middle East. •
The six-man delegation,
headed by Knesset Speaker
Yisrael Yesheyahu, was re-
ceived here by President
Walter Scheel and in West
Berlin by Mayor Klaus
Schuetz. It was greeted
with a standing ovation at a
plenary session of the Bun-
destag.
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must seek ways and means
to boost our economy and
enable it to withstand trials
and challenged. We have to
Produce more and export
more so that our position in
world trade improves."
The association elected its
first "Sabra" (Israel-born)
president, 49-year-old Abra-
ham Shavit, whose indus-
trial field is metal and elec-
tronics
Israel Eyes Championship
By HASKELL COHEN
(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)
If countries hosting Is-
raeli sports teams emulate
Japan, the chances for invi-
tations to national teams
from Israel will thin out
considerably. Japan, which
was an instigator in trying
to make Korea a culprit con-
cerning the recent Asian
tournaments for the wom-
en's handball champion-
ships, agreed to host the girl
handball players from Is-
rael in what turned out to be
the finals of the Asian worn-
en's handball champion.
ships. The winner, which in
this case happens to be Ja-
pan, will represent Asia in
the world games to be held
later this summer in Mos-
cow.
TEL AVIV — Now that
the Hapoel Games have
come and gone, the Israel
Sports Federation is turn-
ing eyes towards the upcom-
ing European Basketball
CORSI'S
Championships in Yugosla-
PRESENTS OPERA NIGHT —
via this month. Israel has
EVERY WED. EVENING
been extended an invitation
BEGINNING JUNE 18th
based on its performance
and it is mandatory that
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the players.
While preparations are
going forward eagerly for
the European Basketball
Championships, the Israeli
National Soccer Team is
touring the United States
under the auspices of the
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WED., 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Team was refused admitt-
SUN., 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
ance to the International
Championships in India a des
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few months ago. Bearing
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general of the International
Law Tennis Federation, has
come out with a statement
to the effect that "Israel has
presents a fabulous
now joined South Africa as
a major problem" and there
is growing opposition to Is-
rael's participation in the
Davis Cup from the pres-
sure being exerted by the
Arab, Asian and African
nationals which have gone
on record as refusing to play
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Russian, Viet
Refugees Aided
NEW YORK — United
HIAS Service reported that
it has now resettled 200
Vietnamese refugees and
registered 1,000 others, and
that immigration of Rus-
sian Jews to the U.S.
reached 1,796 in April and
May, the highest two-month
figures in HIAS' history of
resettling Russian Jews.
HIAS has now resettled
9,000 Russian Jews in the
U.S. since 1968, and expects
to resettle 10,000 Viet-
namese and 150 Cambodi-
ans.
Persons wishing to spon-
sor Indochinese refugees
can contact Ms. Danica Ad-
jemovitch, Camp Indian-
town Gap, Indiantown, Pa.
UJA Cash Drive
Nets $30 Million
NEW YORK (ZINS) —
The United Jewish Appeal
launched a special cash col-
lection campaign several
weeks ago to raise $100 mil-
lion.
According- to the Hebrew
daily "Ha'aretz", the effort
has so far netted only $30
million, and it appears that
it will be increasingly diffi-
cult to obtain new commit-
ments.
Meanwhile, sources re-
port that cash collections
are ahead of what they were
last year at this time. The
campaign .leadership re-
gards this year's effort as
most successful.
It is also reported that as
of the first quarter of this
year, the sale of Israel
Bonds was off between $12-
$15 million, as compared
with the same period last
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JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Former Israeli Premier
Golda Meir was inscribed in
the Golden Book of the Jew-
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