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August 11, 1978 - Image 25

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1978-08-11

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Algot 11, 1918 25

Lubavitchers Boycott City Intergroup Relations Talks

Representatives of the munity relations organi- sions in local neighborhoods
throughout the city.
Black United Front were zations.
In pursuit of this objec-
The Rev. Herbert
invited to attend the meet-
ing of the council. This or- Daughtry, chairman of the tive, the council will rely
upon
the advice and
Coalition
of
Concerned
ganization sponsored the
Crown Heights demonstra- Leaders and Citizens to cooperation of local
community
leaders to
tion on July 16, in which Save Our Youth, had refer-
2,000 blacks participated, red to the activities of settle neighborhood dis-
in front of the Lubavitcher "Hasidic terrorists" and cal- putes and to establish an
World Headquarters at 770 led for a boycott of Hasidic "early warning system"
which would deflate po-
stores in the area.
Eastern Parkway.
Formed upon the recom- tential crises before they
The language used by mendation of Mayor Ed- erupt, Battenfield said.
Butman, however, noted
speakers at the rally was ward Koch, with John
termed as inflammatory LaCicero serving as the that "It was unthinkable to
by Lubavitcher spokes- Mayoral Liaison, the coun- us to participate in such
men and Jewish com- cil seeks to ease racial ten- meetings at this time." He
said that Lubavitcher lead-
ers would continue to
boycott future meetings of
the council until they per-
ceived a change in the
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The Jewish pavilion and found that notes explain- of delegates.
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Auschwitz concentration ments and photographs
Since 1905
camp, which the Polish gov- were printed in Polish
ernment opened with much and Yiddish only and in
no
Western
language.
fanfare last winter, is not
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and Dr. Dov Kolka, all of the
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pavilion
closed to the gen- the Jewish Agency, asking
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their intervention with the
eral public.
Hed said Polish officials Polish authorities to re-
AT AN INTRODUCTORY
had explained to him that open the pavilion at Au-
the pavilion was not open at schwitz.
They wrote that they re-
all times because work in-
comparable
side it was still going on. ceived the "impression that
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example was a pamphlet
of o her weaves and colors including
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centration camp where
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matoria. There was "not
even one mention of the
word Jews or anti-
Semitism" in the pamphlet,
they reported.

NEW YORK (JTA) — A
spokesman for • the
Lubavitcher Hasidic- torn-
munity of Crown Heights
explained that his group
had boycotted a recent
meeting of the city hall-
sponsored Council on Inter-
group Relations due to "the
total lack of concern on the
part of city hall for theJews
in Crown Heights." -
Rabbi Shmuel M. But-
man, a member of the
Crown Heights Jewish
community, added that city
hall also made "our partici-
pation impossible by includ-
ing at these meetings ex-
treme, rabble-rousing radi-
cals not representing the
Crown Heights community.
You cannot expect us to
dialogue with people who
instigate racial tensions,
overt hatred and blatent
anti-Semitism," he said.

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The idea was raised in the
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asked for time to consider
the issue. It was Sadat who
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