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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Argentina's Jews Denounce Availability of Nazi Literature
NEW YORK — The re-
cent bombing of two Jewish
schools and the increasing
availability of Nazi litera-
ture have been denounced
by the Argentine Jewish
community, according to
the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith.
DAIA, the representative
body of the community, is-
sued a public statement ex-
pressing its "condemnation
and alarm."
Rabbi Morton Rosenthal,
director of the ADL's Latin
American Affairs Depart-
ment, reported that a high
explosive bomb caused con-
siderable damage, but no in-
Church Disavows Itself
in Charges Against Activist
NEW YORK — Rev.
William Sloane Coffin, Jr.
has disassociated himself
and the Riverside Church
from charges made against
a Jewish activist who
sought to attend a public
meeting at the church spon-
sored by the Palestine Sol-
idarity Committee, accord-
ing to the American Jewish
Congress.
The. activist, Tuvya
Gross, was barred from a
meeting on June 15 at
which Mohammed Milhilm,
formerly Mayor of Halhoul
on the West Bank, spoke
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about the rights of Palesti-
nians. The Palestine Sol-
idarity Committee had
Gross arrested for trespas-
sing.
Following Gross' arrest at
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Jewish Congress Commis-
sion on Law and Social Ac-
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It is shocking when a
respected church, under
the leadership of a minis-
ter who has consistently
opposed bigotry in all
forms, condones acts of
bigotry upon its premises
and supports a criminal
prosecution designed to
reinforce that act of
bigotry."
In his reply, Rev. Coffin
wrote:
"I would feel very badly
indeed if anybody pressed
charges against Tuvya
Gross. I understand from
our security guard that he
was not admitted to a meet-
ing which was billed as an
open meeting . . . Please be
good enough to inform the
person or organization
pressing these charges of
the church's position."
ADL Protests
Prayer Bill
at Hatise Hearing
WASHINGTON — The
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith was among sev-
eral organized religious
groups voicing opposition
Tuesday, at the opening
hearings of a House
Judiciary subcommittee on
a bill that seeks to restore
the "right of voluntary
prayer in public schools."
Meyer Eisenberg, chair-
man of ADL's national law
committee and the league's
representative at the hear-
ings said that the prayer bill
represented "a clear and
present danger to the Con-
stitutional protections af-
forded all Americans."
The bill, which was
passed by the Senate more
than a year ago, would spec-
ifically deny the United
States Supreme Court
jurisdiction to pass on any
state law, ordinance, rule or
regulation relating to vol-
untary prayers in public
schools.
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Holocaust Unit
NEW YORK (JTA) — Six
women and four men have
completed the second sum-
mer institute created by
Yeshiva University to help
both Jewish and non-
Jewish teachers to more ef-
fectively teach the
Holocaust.
juries, at the ORT Technical
School in Buenos Aires. An-
other bomb was placed at
the J.N. Bialik Central
School, but officials of the
Federal Police were able to
disarm that bomb before de-
tonation.
The DAIA attributed
the incidents, "the first
after many months of
tranquility," to "criminal
forces of hate and racist
violence ... frying to re-
gain the initiative in their
sinister designs for na-
tional disintegration." It
cited the increasing
availability of Nazi pub-
lications on newsstands
as a source of ideological
support for the anti-
Semitic elements.
According to Rosenthal,
one of the Nazi publications
now on sale is "Papeles,"
published by the Integral
Nationalist Aryan Party. A
recent issue of the monthly
magazine carried an article
claiming, "Hitler Was
Right!"
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