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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
U.S. Reps. Warn UN About Expelling Israel
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Thomas O'Neill of Massa-
chusettes, House Demo-
cratic leader, said 'Wednes-
day that 80 Representatives
have signed a resolution as
co-sponsors urging the U.S.
to consider withdrawing
from the UN General As-
sembly if Israel is expelled.
He said that more co-
sponsors are expected be-
fore the resolution is intro-
duced "soon" in the House.
'o-signers so far include
.republican leader John
Rhodes of Arizona and
Michigan Rep. Gary Brown.
In a letter seeking sup-
port for the resolution,
O'Neill stated that
"various constituent agen-
cies of the United Nations
are being used to further
belligerent purposes by
certain states hostile to
Israel." The lawmaker
said the resolution was
prompted by Israel's ex-
clusion from UNESCO
and by reports that the
Arab nations are mount-
ing an effort to expel Israel
from the Assembly when
the world body convenes in
September.
The resolution stated that
the House strongly disap-
proves of the effort by cer-
tain nations to expel Israel
from the Assembly, and
added that if Israel "is ex-
pelled or suspended" the
U.S. government "should
reassess its relationship
with and commitments to
the United Nations General
Assembly, looking to its
possible withdrawal from
that body."
Congress must approve
r
all funds paid by the U.S.
toward the UN operation.
Secretary of State Henry A.
Kissinger warned earlier
this month that the U.S.
would reconsider its support
of the UN if Israel were
expelled.
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen (D-
Tex.), who has announced
his candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for presi-
dent, said this week that he
is supporting a similar reso-
lution that is being circu-
lated in the Senate.
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MONTREAL (JTA) —
Establishment of the Jew-
ish Education Council of
Greater Montral as the first
central agency for Jewish
education in Montreal has
been announced by its
founding president, Prof.
Mervin Butovsky, chairman
of the English department
of Concordia University.
Prof. Butovsky said there
are 22 Jewish day schools
and branches and 14 congre-
gational afternoon school
programs in Montreal, with
a total enrollment of more
than 8,000 children. He said
that the council also would
be responsible for 1,500
Jewish students in local col-
lege and university pro-
grams of Jewish studies and
Jewish teacher training.
He said funding for the
council will he provided by
the Combined Jewish Ap-
peal with more than 80 per-
cent of the funds allocated
to educational institutions
in the form of grants. He
added that, even with the
grants, each school will have
to continue its own cam-
paign, in addition to govern-
ment granW and student
fees.
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Gives $1 -Million for
Jewish Education
PHILADELPHIA (JTA)
— For the fifth consecutive
year, the Federation of Jew-
ish Agencies has allocated
more than $1 million to sup-
port its nine Jewish educa-
tional agencies and pro-
grams in the Philadelphia
area.
Successful programs con-
tinuing with the aid of edu-
cation funds include the
summer study program in
Israel for eligible high
school youths, the Bachelor
of Arts Judaica program at
Gratz College, a modest
scholarship program for col-
lege youth to attend Bran-
deis Camp Institute on the
West - Coast and scholar-
ships to needy children at-
tending nearb - resident
camps having a fully inte-
grated Jewish program.
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