THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Organizations Plan Response to KKK-Nazi Parade in Detroit Six affiliates of the Jewish Community Council met this week to map a common strategy to deal witha proposed Nazi-Ku Klux Klan march in De- troit. The march, originally scheduled for Aug. 23, the anniversary of the 1967 death of American Nazi Party founder George Lin- coln Rockwell, has been postpOned by the Nazi-KKK organizers. William Russell of the Nazi group announced that the parade would not be held Aug. 23 because the Detroit City Council did not give them the Woodward route that was requested and because "the Commies" would attack the parade. Communist groups have threatened violence if the parade were held, following the deaths of several Com- munists during an anti- Klan march in the South this spring. The Jewish groupg attending this week's meeting to find a common means fo dealing with the proposed parade in- cluded the Detroit Zionist Federation, the Zionist Organization of America-Detroit District, Jewish War Veterans, Pioneer Women, Chil- dren of Holocaust Sur- vivors in Michigan and the Detroit Rabbinical Commission. JCCouncil activities con- cerning the situation were reported upon. These have included the council- NAACP formation of an ad hoc coalition of community organizations to respond to the Nazi-Klan permit re- quest. The council-initiated group will be producing a newsletter, to be distributed to community organiza- tions, churches and synagogues, which will focus on activities in the De- troit area that promote brotherhood, as opposed to the Nazi-Klan emphasis on hatred and devisiveness. It was agreed at the meet- ing that the Nazi-KKK quest for publicity not be inadvertently aided. In addition, caution was ex- pressed concerning direct confrontation.. It was noted that recent Nazi-KKK his- tories reveal a penchant for violent confrontation. Though there was no clear consensus on actions to be taken, members were urged to coordinate their own planned responses with the council. In addition, synagogues will be encouraged to use the occa- sion to 'call attention to Nazi-Klan philosophy as compared to Jewish com- mitment to democratic val- ues. Bomb Injures 5 in Israeli Park JERUSALEM (JTA) — Five people were injured last Saturday when a bomb exploded in Canada Park near the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv highway. Ronen Hadad, 11, of Bat Yam, was critically injured with head, chest and leg injuries. The Palestine Liberation Organization claimed re- sponsibility for the bomb blast which occurred shortly before noon when the park was crowded with thousands of people. The bomb was planted in a nylon bag inside a tree trunk. Police bomb experts said the explosive was of the kind used by terrorist organizations. Dozens of Arabs who were in the park at the time of the explosion were detained for question- ing, but were released shortly afterwards. The park, one of the most popular resorts in the area, attracts visitors from the entire central region each weekend. It is located near the Latrun monastery at the intersection of the roads leading to Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Beersheba and Ramallah. L.A. Messenger Editor Joins JTA NEW YORK (JTA) — Ronald Solomon, managing editor of the Bnai Brith Messenger in Los Angeles, has been appointed Los Angeles correspondent to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, it was announced by Martin Fox, president of JTA. In welcoming the an- nouncement, Gilbert Thompson, executive editor and general manager of the Messenger, noted that the appointment creates a closer relationship between the Messenger and JTA. Solomon, a 26-year-old native of Stamford, Ct., has been with the Messenger for three years, two of those in his current capacity as managing editor. 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