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Freeman said that be-
cause of the religious life-
styles of the campers, the
Federation agency had to
find and hire Orthodox Jews
with experience in vocation-
al counseling, which was
provided directly on camp
grounds. Girl campers were
counseled by women, and
boy campers by men, he
said.

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The program was de-
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ultra-Orthodox campers,
aged 14 to 18. He noted that
many young Jews of such
backgrounds are not college
bound. Practically all Ha-
sidic groups refuse to send
their chidlren to secular col-
leges.

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NEW YORK (JTA)—A
vocational guidance pro-
gram for Orthodox children
at summer sleepaway
camps, most of them Hasid-
ic, reached 1,126 campers at
20 camps last summer, ac-
cording to Melvin D. Free-
man, area director for cen-
tral *placement, guidance
and reach-out of the Feder-
ation Employment and
Guidance Service.

NEW YORK—United
Synagogue Youth will open
its 27th international con-
vention in Toronto on Sun-
day. USY is the high school
youth movement of the
United Synagogue of Amer-
ica, with more than 25,000
members in 500 chapters.

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individual counseling helped
provide career planning for
the young campers, broad-
ening the occupational hori-
zons of the campers "in a
way that goes along with
their. religious convictions,"
Freeman said.

Freeman said the sum-
mer counseling program
was a special part of the
FEGS Project Career Plan-
ning, which he described as
an intensive educational and
vocational guidance reach-
out program for young
people 13 to 21 years old
which the FEGS currently
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community centers and
Jewish day schools.

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Israel Supported
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MONTREAL (JTA)—For
the first time in the history
of international civil avia-
tion, a proposal submitted
by Israel to improve stand-
ard regulations for the
safety of airports and sur-
veillance in and near air-
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Soviet Union, and Morocco
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States, Canada, Britain,
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