12 Friday, May 19, 1918
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Labor Conclave on Middle East
Boris Smolar's
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. . . and Me'
NEW YORK — A joint
symposium on "Labor and
Democracy in the Middle
East" will be held May 30-
June 1 at the George Meany
Center for Labor Studies in
Silver Spring, Md. The
three-day conclave, a joint
Editor-in-Chief
project of the AFL-CIO edu-
Emeritus, JTA
cational department and
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the American Histadrut
In Living Color
Cultural Exchange Insti-
PETRODOLLARS ON CAMPUS: Leaders of Jewish
tute, will be attended by 100
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organizations in this country are seriously concerned over
lab-Jr educators and trade the growing penetration of Arab influence into American
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unionists involved in inter- universities. They fear distortion of university programs.
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national affairs.
In the quest of new sources of financial support and with
awl Whit. or Color
Sol C. Chaikin, president the mounting enrollment of Arab students on many cam-
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of the International Ladies' puses — there are now more than 20,000 Arab students
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slant university curricula, underwrite biased anti-Israel
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not consonant with the university's fundamental quest for
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THE BIAS ISSUE: The cooperative programs or lin-
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financially-strapped American schools.
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the Saudi Arabian government. Arrangements exist be-
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Milwaukee Technical College, Cal Tech and others for pro-
viding faculty visits to advise the University of Petroleum
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Universities which sought to bar religious bias with the
Saudis found that they were unable to do so. A proposed
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As a result, the program was terminated by the consortium
which included Indiana University, the Universities of Il-
linois, Minnesota and Wisconsin and Michigan State.
Because of similar difficulties, Harvard rejected a Saudi
proposal to participate in a health services planning pro-
gram.
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Some universities — like the University of Southern
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California and Georgetown University — are using gifts
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Arab studies at their universities. The possible veto power
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which the rulers may attempt to exercise over the selection
of occupants for the chairs they endowed and the potential
discrimination against Jews, are a serious issue. Another
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have a voice in designing the curricula and in the selection
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of the personnel for Arab studies. Control over university
curricula
and the staffing could result in slanted Middle
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Inherent in the increasing leverage of petrodollars are
Tues., July 4 to Fri., July 28—The Third Person
shifts in American attitudes toward the Arab-Israel con-
in a room with 2 adults will pay only $10 per
flict and employment discrimination against American
day-3 meals daily—Child, Teenage or Adult
Jews. It was stressed at the AJCommittee parley that while
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anti-Semitism in employment has generally subsided in
Tues., July 4 to Fri., July 7—Additional
this country, the potential for a new kind of anti-Jewish
children (under 15) in some room will also
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panded. Some American companies are tempted to lower
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Saudi Hot Line
WASHINGTON •
—
Newsweek magazine re-
ported that the U.S. Treas-
ury Department has opened
a direct telephone line with
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, so
that the Saudis can get the
latest price quotes on the
U.S. dollar in seconds.
The Saudis hold $50 bil-
lion in U.S. Treasury notes.
Reconstructionist
Annual Meeting
NEW YORK — The 18th
annual convention of the
Reconstructionist Federa-
tion of Congregations and
Havurot and the Recon-
structionist Foundation is
being held this weekend in
Denver, Colo.
Detroiters Active for Israel in Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Panush, former Detroiters
of Clearwater, Fla., are
being credited by their new
friends and neighbors with
being the drive behind the
highly successful celebra-
tion of Israel's 30th an-
niversary in St. Petersburg
last week.
Panush chaired the com-
mittee which organized the
event. More than 20 Pinel-
las County Jewish organ-
izations participated.
Just prior to the Israeli
anniversary celebrations,
Panush was installed as
president of the Pinellas
County Mental Health
Association.
M Illt•AMMICT4
a playtime
Memorial Scroll
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Premier Menahem Begin
and other ministers on Sun-
day put the finishing
touches on a Torah scroll
written in memory of
Jerusalemites who died in
Israel's wars.
Each minister in turn, as-
sisted by a religious scribe,
added one of the final letters
to the scroll. Other parts
were written by members of
bereaved families and by
10,000 Jerusalem high
school students.
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