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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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36 Friday, February 25, 1977
Conditions Serious for Syrian Jewry
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Contrary to previous re-
ports, the conditions of
Syria's Jews continues to
be serious, according to
the Public Council for
Jews in Aab Cuntries.
The Council issued a
statement which said
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that Syrian Jews are not
yet permitted to leave the
country unless they leave
their families behind as a
guarantee for their re-
turn, or large deposits.
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Detroiter Lester Morris, left, joined Jerusalem
Mayor Teddy Kollek at a recent dinner of the American
Friends of the Israel Museum held at the Flagler
Museum in Palm Beach, Fla. More than $250,000 was
raised at the dinner. Among the Detroiters attending the
event were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hamburger, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Berry, Mrs. Beverly Prentis Straus, Mr:and Mrs.
Alfred Deutsch, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wainger and Mrs.
Morris.
Quebec Premier Levesque
Assures Jews of Rights
MONTREAL (JTA) —
Premier Rene Levesque
has assured the - Jews of
Quebec that his program
to enhance the .French
nature of the province
will - not harm "the
natural rights of people."
The leader of the Parti
Quebecois which won a
surprise victory in last
year's provincial elec-
tions, made his statement
at a recent meeting with
representatives of the
Canadian Jewish Con-
gress.
Quebec Jews have been
uneasy over the party's
stated aim to separate
Quebec from the rest of
Canada and its stress on
the French language and
culture. They fear that a
separate Quebec would
have adverse economic
and political effects on
the Jewish commu-nity.
But Levesque told the
Jewish leaders that he
recognized that "Jews be-
long to a different univer-
sal faith and have a un-
ique and natural attach-
ment to the state of Is-
rael." At the same time,
he reserved the right to
criticize Israel without
being branded an' anti-
Semite.
He told the CJC delega-
tion that "Everyone who
speaks-French will be con-
sidered Francophone by
my government." He said
that "Certainly, we don't
have the pogrom mentality
which made national
minorities leave Europe in
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more French without
harming the natural rights
of people." - -
The premier indicated
that he was knowledge-
able in matters concern-
ing ethnic minorities in
general and the Jewish
minority in particular.
The delegation asked
him to recognize the trad-
itional rights of the
Jewish community as re-
gards day schools and to
understand the require-
ments of Jewish social
services. He expressed
astonishment to learn
that about 20,000 Jews in
Quebec province live
below the poverty line.
The Scoliosis Club will
meet 8 p.m. Thursday in
Kennedy Elementary
School, Southfield.
Guest speakers will be
Carl Brenner, orthotist,
who will discuss the Bos-
ton and Milwaukee
braces; Bill Roth, physi-
cal therapist, who will
demonstrate the exercise
program used with the
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`Young Speaks
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NAIROBI, Kenya —
Ugandan President Idi
Amin blasted American
UN Ambassador Andrew
Young last Staruday for
calling the death of a
Ugandan Anglican arch-
bishop an "assassina-
tion."
Amin attacked Young -
for his statement at the
United Nations and said
such remarks "were re-
grettable in view of the
fact we are fighting for
black Americans. Young
is speaking like the
Zionist Israelis."
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