THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 4, 1977 23
AJCommittee
Warns of Nazis
ATLANTA (JTA)-
Although the recent upsurge
of activity by Nazi groups in
the United States con-
stitutes no serious danger to
American political
institutions, their "sick fan-
tasies and hate-filled rhe-
toric" prompt disturbed
persons to deeds of vio-
lence, a danger that all
Americans should be con-
cerned with.
This conclusion was
reached in a preliminary
analysis of data on Ameri-
can Nazis, which was made
public at a session of the
American Jewish Corn-
mittee's National Executive
Council meeting here last
weekend.
The analysis, compiled by
Milton Ellerin, director of
the AJCommittee's Trends
Analyses Division, pointed
out that though noisy Nazi
activities have cropped up
in many major cities
recently, the total number
of Nazi members in the
entire country is probably
no more than 1,500 or 2,000.
But the analysis - cited a
number of instances in
which violence has resulted
from local Nazi activities.
The analysis pointed out
the Nazi groups have not
been successful in their
attempts to build alliances
with Ku Klux Klan. In addi-
ton, it continued, "no
attempt has been made to
create ties between Nazi
groups and the National
States Rights Party," a neo-
facist, anti-Semitic and anti-
Black group in the South.
SZ Hospital Gets
Funds from U.S.
JERUSALEM—Shaare
Zedek Hospital in Jerusa-
lem will receive a grant of
$750,000 from the United
States Agency for Inter-
national Development
(MD).
The money will be used
for constructing and equip-
ping portions of the nursing
educational center which
Shaare Zedek is building as
part of its new medical cen-
ter opposite Mt. Herzl.
The grant to Shaare
Zedek was approved by the
House of Representatives'
appropriations sub-
committee on foreign
operations.
A total of $625,000 is ear-
marked for construction of
the administrative and
educational facilities of the
eight-story nursing educa-
tional center, and $125,000 is
for the procurement of
equipment for the entire
nursing school. When com-
pleted, the center will pro-
vide free nursing education
and accommodation for 180
students.
Canadian Visit
OTTAWA (JTA — Exter-
nal Affairs Minister Don
Jamieson will discuss peace
issues with Egyptian and
Israeli foreign ministers
during his Mideast visit.
BETH YEHUDAH
SCHOOLS
63rd
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
to be held at
THE FAIRLANE MANOR
1900 Hubbard Drive, Dearborn
(across from the Fairlane Town Center)
on
Sunday Evening, November 20, 1977
Special Award
Golden Torah Award Recipient
Guest Speaker
Norman Allan
Dr. Joseph E. Goodstein
Senator Jacob K. Javits
Co-Chairmen
I. William Sherr
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