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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 18, 1977 9

Philly Exponent
Expands

PHILADELPHIA (JTA)
— The Jewish Exponent,
_ one of the oldest and largest
Anglo-Jewish newspapers in
_America, announced that it
has completed the purchase
of the Main Line Expres-
sion, a weekly tabloid that
serves some 30,000 house-
holds in more than a score
of suburban Philadelphia
communiti -es. The
-ip announcement was made
()Intl by William S. Loeb,
t of the Exponent
erome Stern, presi-
dent of the Federation of
Jewish Agencies of Greater
Philadelphia, which owns
"the Exponent.
The Expression, which
was founded in August, 1976,
"becomes the third pub-
lication in our family,"
.Loeb said. It consists now of
the Exponent, the Jewish
--71mes of the Greater North-
east, formerly the Jewish
Times, which the Exponent
acquired nearly two years
ago and the Main Line
_ Expression. Loeb noted that
"each newspaper operates
„independently in all
respects."

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Jewish Influence
Is Exaggerated

NEW YORK—Jacques
Torczyner, a member of the
-Executive of the World
Zionist Organization and the
Jewish Agency, has warned
of a danger of an exagger-
ated faith in Jewish
influence. "The growing
legend of the Jewish lobby
is potentially harmful," said
Torczyner, "for while we
rare not weak, there are
very real limitations to our
strength."
Torczyner, while address-
ing a luncheon meeting of
the New York Women's
Division of the Zionist
_Organization of America,
noted that "the real
influence grew out of the
support of the broad public.
It is this support," he said,
"which is reflected in the
House and Senate."
Torczyner criticized those
who have been making
repeated reference to a
Jewish lobby. "What we are
- dealing with is a large num-
ber of people, Jews and non-
-,.Jews, who wish-to avert a
serious disaster for the
*United States."

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-Missions Focus
orf4form Parley

YORK—The grow-
• .ing problem of Christian
Missionaries seeking con-
verts among Jewish college
and high school youth will
be high on the agenda of the
54th biennial general assem-
bly of the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations,
today through Tuesday in
_San Francisco.
The 3,500 delegates from
the United States and Can-
ada representing 720
Reform synagogues and 1.1
million members will also
- consider the Carter Admin-
ist r at r at i o n 's Mideast

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where applicable, not included. Effective
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Night Tourist-$94.
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