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Friday, June 15, 1979 23

Rabbi Teller Is United Hebrew Schools
Superintendent, Succeeds Dr. Jay Stern

Rabbi Gerald A. Teller
has been appointed superin-
tendent of the United
brew Schools, it was an-
nounced by Rose Kaye,

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president. He succeeds Dr.
Jay Stern.
Dr. Teller received his BA
degree at Brooklyn College;
his master's degree in He-
brew literature and was or-
dained at the Jewish
Theological Seminary of
America; his master's de-
gree in education at the
University of Detroit and
his doctorate in education at
Wayne State University.

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RABBI
GERALD A. TELLER
Dr. Teller studied in Is-
rael at Yeshiva Merca2
Ha-Rav Kook and has con-
tinued his religious studies
in the Detroit area. Dr. Tel-
ler has published articles in
the area of moral develop-

Israel, Egypt OK
Visa Procedures

JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
system whereby Israelis
and Egyptians will be able
to obtain visas to visit each
other's countries was
agreed to during Foreign
Minister Moshe Dayan's
talks with Egyptian offi-
cials in Cairo last week.
A special unit was estab-
lished by the ministry.
Under the agreement it will
act as a "consulate" for the
Egyptian Foreign Ministry
and pass on visa requests to
the authorities in Cairo.
They in turn would be ex-
pected to respond within
10-14 days. A similar proce-
dure would apply to Egyp-
tians seeking visas for Is-
rael.
The first Israeli tourists
in fact, arrived in Port
Said last weekend, all of
them with foreign
passports in addition to
their Israeli passports.
One young woman, how-
ever, had only an Israeli
passport but received an
Egyptian entry visa
nonetheless, when she pro-
duced a U.S. immigration
green card and said she was
completing naturalization
formalities in the U.S.

NCSJ Honors
Senators for Aid
to Soviet Jews

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States Senators Edward
Kennedy (D-Mass.) and
Henry Jackson (D-Wash.)
will be honored at a forth-
coming national policy con-
ference convened by the Na-
tional Conference on Soviet
Jewry, June 10-12, in
Washington, D.C.

ment, youth work and
Jewish education.
Dr. Teller began his
career as chaplain in the
United States Army at
Fort Gordon, Ga. In July
1967, Dr. Teller assumed
the position of assistant
rabbi of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. He served as the
coordinator of its cul-
tural commission.
Active in the United
Synagogue Youth program,
he led retreats, conducted
youth tours to Israel and
worked closely with the
Central Region United
Synagogue Youth.
In 1970, Dr. Teller as-
sumed the position of direc-
tor of education and youth
at the synagogue. In this
capacity, he has directed the
school program, developed
curriculum materials and
directed the Sabbath morn-
ing and youth programs. Dr.
Teller also has been active
in the Camp Ramah move-
ment.
He is a member of the
National Council for
Jewish Education, the
Jewish Educators As-
sembly and the Associa-
toin for Supervision and
Curriculum Develop-
ment. He has served as
president of the Jewish
Educator's Council and
as member of the Na-
tional USY Youth Com-

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mission. Dr. Teller has
been active in the affairs
of Akiva Hebrew Day
School.
He is on the faculty of the
Midrasha — College of
Jewish Studies and is an in-
structor at the College of
Education of Wayne State
University. Dr. Teller is a
recipient of a grant from the
United States Office of Edu-
cation.

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