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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
JNF Garden In Israel Among Honors for Late Senator Hart
Sen. Philip A. Hart's
memory is memorialized
throughout the nation by
American Zionists.
In the Jewish commu-
nity his memory is hon-
ored in remembrance of
his services for the op-
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ticipation in the tasks for
Zionism before Israel's
hegemony and in behalf
of the state of Israel.
Sen. Hart served as
chairman of the Michigan.
chapter of the American
Christian Palestine
Committee and co-
sponsored all measures
that were introduced in
the U. S. Senate to pro-
vide economic and mili-
tary assistance to Israel.
In 1955, when he was
Lieutenant Governor of
Michigan, the late Senator
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Hart and the then Gover-
nor G. Mennen Williams
were honored with the
Williams-Hart Forest in
Israel by the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of De-
troit. Williams and Hart
visited Israel and attended
a special ceremony at the
forest in the Hills of
Menashe planted in their
honor.
Percy Kaplan, execu-
tive director of the JNF
Council in Detroit, an-
nounced that a garden of
trees will be planted in Is-
rael by the JNF in mem-
ory of Senator Hart.
Jewish Community
Council Executive Direc-
tor Alvin L. Kushner re-
cently commended State
Senators Jack Faxon and -
Daniel Cooper for their
efforts to , prevent a
breach of church-state
separation as the result
of an amendment to
Michigan school code re-
vision legislation.
This amendment, as
passed by the Michigan
House of Representativ-
es, provided for silent
meditation time every
day in Michigan schools.
Jewish Community
Council staff, upon learn-
ing of this proposed
amendment to the legis-
lation, contacted Senator
Faxon and the staff of the
Senate Education Com-
mittee, who had been
working on school code
revision.
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Herzog to Speak at ORT Parley
NEW YORK — Ambas-
sador Haim Herzog, Is-
rael's permanent repre-
sentative to the United
Nations, will be the guest
speaker at the dinner ses-
sion of the 55th annual
national conference of
the American ORT Fed-
eration to be held at the
Hotel Americana Jan.
21-Jan. 23.
In making the an-
nouncement, Harold
Friedman, ORT presi-
dent, noting that Ambas-
sador Herzog is president
of ORT Israel on leave,
said: "With Israel the
prime focus of our current
program — over 60 per-
cent of our almost $50 mil-
lion budget is designated
for educational programs
for 50,000 youth and
adults in the Jewish state
—it is both logical and
proper that our major ad-
dress be devoted to con-
sideration of Israel's
needs."
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[Abe Cherow, Says:
Harry Shallop received
the Jerusalem City of
Peace Award an at Israel
Bond reception sponsored
by his company, Items Ga-
lore, Inc., distributor of
non-food merchandise for
supermarkets. The recep-
tion was part of a major ef-
fort by Michigan ; food in-
dustry leaders toward _
supporting Israel's eco-
nomic development
through the Israel Bond
program. The food indus-
try drive will culminate at
the Chatham ,Super Mar-
ket Corporate Dinner for
Bonds Jan. 9 at the Fair-
lane Manor in Dearborn.
Joint Israel-Egypt
Reactor Proposed
NEW YORK — Israel
will propose that the U.S.
build a nuclear power
plant in the Negev to
supply electriCity to both
Egypt and Israel. The
proposal, according to
Newsweek magazine, will
counter President-Elect
Jimmy Carter's demands
for international support
for a nuclear non-
proliferation treaty.
Israel, according to
Newsweek, does not want
to submit to inspection by
the International Atomic
Energy Agency "since
they say it is filled with
their enemies."
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