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year program is now avail-
able for American and
Canadian Jews interested
in experiencing life in Is-
rael.
Sponsored by the Associa-
tion of Americans and
Canadians in Israel (AACI)
and the Jewish Agency's
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absorption, the program
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families to explore living
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before deciding whether or
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For information on 'Liv-
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Exponent Chief Wundohl
Leaving for JWB Position

NEW YORK — Frank F.
Wundohl, editor of the
Jewish Exponent of
Philadelphia and president
of the American Jewish
Press Association, will join
the National Jewish Wel-
fare Board. June 15 in the
newly-created executive
staff role of director of com-
munications.
Wundohl will leave the
editor's chiar effective May
29.

In his new JWB post,
Wundohl will supervise all
of JWB's communications
and publications.
Wundohl, 51, has been
in Jewish communal
service since 1967 and
has been editor of the

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editor after serving as di-
rector of information of
the Albert Einstein Medi-
cal Center of Philadel-
phia, the largest health
care facility among the
constituents of the Fed-
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cies of Greater Philadel-
phia.
A veteran journalist and
public relations profes-
sional, he has served in var-
igus editorial and com-
munications roles since re-
ceiving his bachelor's de-
gree from Temple Univer-
sity in 1951. Among this
news appointments are
service with the WCAU-TV
news department,' the CBS
affiliate in Philadelphia;
the Philadelphia Daily
News; the Courier-Post (the
Gannett Group daily in
South Jersey); and the
Daily Intelligencer (Doyles-
town, Pa.).
He also has a number of
credits as a public relations
specialist with commerce
and industry, the most not-
able with IBM And the
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
In 1977, Wundohl re-
ceived the Boris Smolar
"Award for Excellence in
North American Jewish
Journalism" from the
Council of Jewish Feder-
ations in the "feature
category" for two series
of articles on the Jews of
South Africa and on "Is-
rael from the Golan to the
Negev."
He will conplete his third
consecutive one-year term
as president of the Ameri-
can Jewish Press Associa-
tion at the AJPA's 1981 an-
nual meeting in Houston,
Tex. He is a member of the
board of the Jewish Tele-
graphic . Agency.

Jail Sentence
for NY Teen

NEW YORK (JTA) — A
Long Island teenager was
sentenced to six months in
jail by a district court judge
in Hauppauge for having
painted swastikas ancl.the
word "Jew" outside the
home of a neighbor last
summer.
Police officer Howard
Mandell, head of the county
police department's anti-
Semitic task force, said that
Thomas Benjamin, 18, was
remanded to jail because a
probation report stated that
the youth "said he was
anit-Semitic and would do it
again."