Rabbi Hertz Will Mark 25th Anniversary
as the Senior Rabbi of Temple Beth El
Temple Beth El will ob-
serve the 25th anniversary
of Rabbi Richard C. Hertz as
senior rabbi of the temple at
a testimonial dinner 6:30
p.m. May 3 in Handleman
Hall of the temple.
Rabbi Hertz became the
senior rabbi of Temple Beth
El in 1953 after having
served at Chicago Sinai
Congregation as associate
rabbi for six years and pre-
vious to that, at North
Shore Congregation Israel,
Glencoe, Ill., as assistant
rabbifor five years.
Hertz
was
Rabbi
graduated from the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati and was
ordained with honors at the
Hebrew Union College in
1942. He earned his PhD
degree in religious educa-
tion from Northwestern
University in 1948, and in
1967 Hebrew Union College
conferred upon him an hon-
orary Doctor of Divinity de-
gree.
Rabbi Hertz has served
on the boards of directors
of the American Jewish
Committee, Jewish
Community Council, De-
troit Institute of
Technology, Economic
Club of Detroit, United
Foundation, Interfaith
Action Council and Boys'
Clubs of Detroit. He is a
past president of the
Wranglers' Club (De-
troit's leading clergy-
men), and was a member
of former Gov. George
served on the national rab-
binical advisory committee
of the United Jewish Ap-
peal, and ' has been a
member of the national
boards of the American
Jewish Committee, Joint
Distribution Committee
and Religious Education
Association.
RABBI HERTZ
Romney's
advisory
committee on ethics and
morals.
In 1959, Rabbi Hertz
went to the USSR on a spe-
cial mission for the White
House to investigate the
status of Jews and Judaism
behind the Iron Curtain.
His report to the President
and the State Department
was printed in the Congres-
sional Record.
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In 1973, he went on a mis-
sion for the Department of
Defense to conduct retreats
for Jewish personnel in the
U.S. Armed Forces
stationed in Europe.
In 1974 he went on a mis-
sion to the Arab countries
and Israel with Christian
and Jewish leaders to study
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was the first American
Since 1970 Rabbi Hertz rabbi to be received in
has been adjunct professor private audience at the
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is the author of five books. A
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chairman of the board of Legion and the Jewish War
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Jewish
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stitute of Religion, and has
been a delegate to two in- Chaplaincy Commission.
ternational conferences in
London of the World Union
for Progressive Judaism. He
is a former chairman of the
Committee on Soviet Jewry
of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis and pre-
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