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Goldmann to Meet Soviet Jews to Formulate Link With WJC
GENEVA '(JTA) —
World Jewish Congress
President Nahum
Goldmann and represen-
tatives of the Moscow
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Jewish community are
due to meet to discuss the
possibilities of Soviet
Jewish relations with the
world organization. The
WJC Governing Board
authorized Goldmann to
proceed with this meeting
which will probably take
place in Paris in a few
weeks.
This decision was in re-
sponse to a message re-
LZA Initiates
Aliya Program
CLEVELAND — The
Labor Zionist Alliance
has begun in Cleveland a
program of industrial
hakshara (preparation)
for those who wish to
make aliya.
The program was con-
ceived and carried
through by Harold
Isaacs, Cleveland inven-
tor and industrialist. The
vocations involved
primarily relate to metal
working and machine
building.
ceived through Roman-
ia's Chief Rabbi, Moses
Rosen, from leaders of
Jewish communities in
the Soviet Union and in
Poland seeking informa-
tion on possible relations
with the WJC.
Rosen said that Jewish
communal leaders from
the Soviet Uni6n, Hun-
gary, Yugoslavia, Poland
and Romania met in
Bucharest last September
and unanimously decided
to seek closer relations
with world Jewry.
Rosen wrote Goldmann
a few days later to inform
him of this request. It was
only last week after much
soul-searching, that the
Governing board ap-
proved these exploratory
talks. Several Board
members apparently
* * *
Sephardim Topic
of WJC Program
GENEVA (JTA) — The
World Jewish Congress
decided to organize a
world conference on
Ladino "to celebrate and
honor the Sephardic
heritage" of the Jewish
people. This decision was
taken by the WJC board.
The .cultural commis-
sion of the board ap-
proved a plan for the pub-
lication of a uniform
series of Jewish classics
in English, Hebrew,
French and Spanish. The
Cultural Department of
the WJC will appoint a
small committee of scho-
lars to select and prepare
for the works due for pub-
lication.
The Governing Board is
also due to approve a pro-
ject providing for the es-
tablishment of a perma-
nent research commission
which will be responsible
for the work of the Insti-
tute of Jewish Affairs.
The provisional com-
mission on research also
suggested a study on
"new forms of anti-
Semitism," particularly
those originating from
Soviet, Arab, Third World
and New Left sources,
often in the guise of
anti-Zionism.
feared that a decision to
meet and talk with rep-
resentatives of the "offi-
cial community" might
weaken the fight of the
Jewish activists in the
Soviet Union.
United Synagogue
Picks Youth Head
NEW
YORK
Seymour Goldberg of
Linden, N.J., was ap-
pointed chairman of the
United Synagogue of
America's Central Youth
Commission.
Goldberg has held
numerous leadership pos-
itions in the Conservative
movement, including the
presidency of the North-
ern New Jersey Region of
the United Synagogue in
1964-68, national vice
president of the United
Synagogue in 1967-71,
and national vice presi-
dent of the Ramah Com-
mission in 1965-73.
He also is a member of
the board of governors of
the Solomon Schechter
School of Union and
Essex County and the
board of overseers of The
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America. In addi-
tion, he has been the
chairman of the youth
commission of the North-
ern New Jersey Region
since 1969.
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JERUSALEM — Re-
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