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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Book Describes Westchester, N.Y.

Not quite a "melting pot,"
Westchester County, New
York, nevertheless portrays

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the mixture of population
representative of many na-
tionality and religious
backgrounds.
The county has as many
diverse communities as it
has diverse flora and fauna
and author Alex
Shoumatoff describes all
three in his new book,
"Westchester: Portrait of a
County" (Coward, McCann
and Geoghegan).
Recently serialized in the
New Yorker, "Westchester"
describes the history of the
area and its people.

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(an Original Musical)
Tuesday, May 22 8:00 P.M.
Oak Park High School
Admission $2.00

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Newsman Martin Agronsky
to Deliver Lichter Lecture

, News correspondent and
analyst Martin Agronsky
will - deliver the annual
Adolph Lichter Memorial
Lecture, sponsored by the
Lichter families, 8 p.m.
Tuesday at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, presented under the
auspices of the synagogue
cultural commission.
Agronsky will speak on
"Iran, Israel and the Middle
East."
He began his career as
a reporter for the Pales-
tine Post in Jerusalem in
1936 after his graduation
from Rutgers University.
He was a free-lance re-
porter in Paris, London
and Geneva; was NBC's
correspondent in Tur-
key, Singapore and Java;
and was with the British
army and the Royal Air
Force in the Middle East
and Greece, and served
with Gen. Douglas
MacArthur in the Pacific.

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Fun-
eral services - were .held
Tuesday for two 16-year-old
youths killed when a bomb
exploded on a Tiberias main
street Monday afternoon.
Twenty of the 37 people in-
jured by the blast are still
hospitaliZed, four of them in
serious condition at Ram-
bam Hospital in Haifa.
Killed were Boaz Lahav
of Tiberias and David Lan-
kari of Beisan. Both were on
their way to a meeting of
northern district secondary
school students and
teachers that was to open in
Tiberias Monday, attended
by 7,000 youngsters age
13-16. The bomb exploded
in a trash can as they and
other youths were walking
toward the meeting hall a
short distance away.
An Arab and a Druze stu-
dent from Sakhnin and Pe-
kiin villages - were among
the injured as were two
other Arab passersby. Be-
cause of the tragedy the
meeting was cancelled.
El Fatah, the terrorist
arm of the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization, claimed
credit for the outrage. Is-
raeli security forces con-
dticted a widespread man-
hunt and a number of sus-
pects were reported in cus-
tody.

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MARTIN AGRONSKY
His program "Agronsky
and Company" is seen
weekly on public television.
He has worked for all three
major networks and has
won every major award the
broadcast industry has to
present.
The public is invited free
of charge.

Allan Rosenberg Re-Elected
President of Beth Achim

Terrorist Bomb
Kills 2, Hurts 37

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Eli Eyal, head of the Jewish
Agency's Information De-

partment believes Israel
should recruit Jewish youth
from abroad to perform var-
ious jobs connected with
implementing the peace
treaty with Egypt rather
than import foreign labor

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Allan Rosenberg has been
re-elected president of
Cong. Beth Achim.
Other officers are
Leonard Herman, William
Freedman, Allen H. Kraft,
Gerald Lasher and George
Rossman, vice presidents;
Dr. Elliot Burns, Sheldon
Jacobs and Seymour Subar,
secretaries; and Donald
Siegel, treasurer.
Members of the board
of trustees who will serve
three-year terms are:
Judge Benjamin Fried-
man, Rochelle Gershune,
Charles Jacobson, Albert

Jewish Youth
in Peace J9bs

Eyal contended that the
Jewish youngsters could be
employed in maintenance,
driving or waiting on tables
just as well as itinerant
workers brought in from
South Korea or other coun-
tries.

GUY MINNELLA

If Jewish youths were
given the jobs they would.
benefit from a trip to Israel
and the increased identifi-
cation with it that such a
trip would provide, he said.

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