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Charges of racism and
anti-Semitism are being re-
jected by a bi-racial South-
field citizens group which
has begun a recall cam-
paign against five South-
field City Council members
who favor a senoir citizens-
low income housing apart-
ment building in the Tele-
graph Road - Civic Center
Dr. area.
Leaders of the citizens
group say they are not op-
posed to housing for either
s senior citizens or low in-
come families. John Fer-
nane, a leader of the group,
said the city is allowing the
two groups to be thrown to-
gether haphzardly, with no
planning for the future.
Mayor Donald Fracassi
had vetoed a zoning change
that would have allowed the
project. Last week the coun-
cil overrode the veto on a 5-
1 vote •s
The councilmen who fa-
vored the project are Step-
hen Cooper, Martin Hollan-
der,LillianJaffee, John Mar-
cosky and Jean McDonnell.
Councilman Philip Peterson
voted against it.
Rosemary Reed, a black
Southfield resident, also re-
jected the racism charge.
"The council has decided
Southfield will be a throw-
away city," she said. "This
will set a precedent that
will lead to the downfall of
Southfield as a middle class
community.
Mrs. Reed said concentra-
ting low income housing in
one area would depress
property values and acceler-
ate racial turnover.
mayor, and Cooper and Pe-
terson are up for re-elec-
tion.
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WALTHAM, Mass — _ temporary Jewry of the
David R. Pokross, of Bel- Hebrew University of Je-
rusalem, was presented the
mont, Mass., was re-elected
Lee Max Friedman Award
president of the American
Jewish Historical Society at Medal for distinguished
its annual meeting in Al- service to American Jewish
bany, New York. He was history.
first elected to the presiden-
In his acceptance speech,
cy of the 85. year old organi-
Dr. Davis praised the role
zation in 1976.
of the society for its effort
Several exhibitions, lecturl
to collect, preserve and dis-
es, panel discussions, a
seminate information relat-
multi-media show and a dra- ing to the role of American
matic presentation at the
Jewry in the development
meeting focusses on the bi- of the United States as well
centennial of religious liber- as for its role in the frame-
ty in the U.S., with the anni-
work of World Jewish his-
versary of the adoption of
tory.
the New York State Con-
Jerusalem March
stitution of 1777.
Prof. Lawrence H. Fuchs by Montreal Jews
of Brandeis University,
MONTREAL (JTA ) —
chairman of the. Society's
Some
10,000-. Montreal Jews
academic council, and Dr.
Gladys Rosen of the Ameri- and their non-Jewish neigh-
can Jewish Committee,' de- bors marched with brass
livered papers dealing with bands and floats last Sun-
the meaning and responsi- day in a festive-celebration
bility of freedom and equal- of the tenth anniversary of
ity for ethnic groups, espe- the re-unification of Jerusa-
cially Jews in the United lem.
The event brought out
States.
Prof. Moshe Davis, direc- more than 20,000 spectators
tor of the Institute of Con- who gathered at MacKenzie
King Park_ after the two
hour parade to hear words
of greeting from Gen. reti
Uzi Narkiss who command-
ed the forces that liberated
Old .Jerusalem during the
Six-Day War in 1967.
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Likud expects Israel's Am-
baSsador to Washington
Simha Dinitz to resign
when a new government is
formed. but Israel's current
Ambassador to the United
Nations. Chaim Herzog.
will be asked to remain on
the job.
Dinitz. who was a top
aide to former Premier
Golda Meir before he was
mimed ambassador to the
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