62 Friday, June 26, 1981
THE DETROlt IMP NEWS
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JERUSALEM (JNI) —
Jerusalem's-elderly citizens
have been linked to a radio
alarm network to bring
police aid in the event of a
burglary. A similar system
provides medical assistance
to invalids in the city.
Organized by the
Jerusalem Civil Guard and
the Volunteer Association,
the new network consists of
a beeper which sets off an
alarm at district police
headquarters. Some 30 per-
sons are presently linked to
the medical-emergency
alarm system. When the
patients feel a seizure they
push a beeper which signals
a Magen David Adom first
aid station.
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JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
solution to the growing
problem of "neshira" --
dropouts — among Jews
leaving the Soviet Union,
will be sought by a top level
international Jewish com-
mittee whose task will be to
"reach a consensus within
world Jewry" on how to deal
with the phenomenon and
reduce its proportions.
The members of the new
committee, in addition to
Leon Dulzin, are: Howard
Squadron, chairman of the
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851-1967
Historian Sues
Over Claims
on Holocaust
LONDON' — Leon
Poliakov, author of the book
"The History of Anti-
Semitism," began a libel
suit in a Paris court this
month against Prof. Robert
Faurisson of Lyon Univer-
sity. Prof. Faurisson ac-
cused Poliakov of "fabricat-
ing and manipulating
documents" for use in his
book.
Prof. Faurisson, who
claims that the mass exter-
mination of the Jews in the
Nazi camps was an inven-
tion of Jewish propaganda
leveled the charges at
Poliakov in his book,
"Treatise in Defense
Against Those Who Accuse
Me of Falsifying History."
Hebrew U. Lab
Becomes Top
Leukemia Center
JERUSALEM A lab-
oratory belonging to the fa-
culty of medicine of the He-
brew University of
Jerusalem has been desig-
nated a national center for
the diagnosis of leukemia.'
The laboratory will serve
medical institutions
throughout the country.
The Israel Cancer Society
chose the virology depart-
ment of the. Faculty of
Medicine to be the national
diagnostic laboratory on the
basis of the department's
contribution to leukemia
research and to the im-
provement of modern diag-
nostic methods. The society
is supporting the center
through a grant given to the
society by German donors.
Conference of Presidents of
Major American Jewish
Organizations; Theodore
Mann, immediate past
chairman of the conference;
Seymour Lachman, chair-
man of the Greater New
York Conference on Soviet
Jewry; Charlotte Jacobson,
chairman of the WZO
Executive-American Sec-
tion; Edgar Bronfman,
president of the World
Jewish Congress.
Also, Jack Spitzer,
president of Bnai Brith In-
ternational; Claude Kel-
man, chairman of the
French Committee fo
Soviet Jewry; Andrew Ba
combe, chairman of the
British Committee for
Soviet Jewry; Izzy Liebler,
chairman of the Australian
Committee for Soviet
Jewry; Rabbi Abraham Sot-
tendorf, chairman of the
Dutch Committee for Soviet
Jewry; S. Z. Abramov, a
leading Israeli activist for
Soviet Jews and a vice
president of the World
Jewish Congress; Genia
Intrator, chairman of the
Canadian Committee for
the Soviet Jewry; and
Rafael Kotlowitz, chairman
of the WZO's aliya depart-
ment.
In a related development,
a report by Tass, the Soviet
news agency, alleging that
Zionist organizations are
actively engaged in "a mas-
sive campaign to under-
mine Socialist foundations
in Poland," was cited by
Charlotte Jacobson, chair-
man of the World Zionist
Organization-American
Section as the "opening
gunshot" in a new Soviet
camp4ign against Zionism,
Israel and the Jewish
people.
Reading Rate
Rises - in Israel
TEL AVIV (JNI) — De-
spite television's popular-
ity, more Israelis read books
today than they did 10 years
ago, according to an Educa-
tion Ministry survey.
A Ministry spokesman
explained that people are
watching TV more selec-
tively and that 80 percent of
children aged 9-13 read at
least 1 book per month.
Obituaries
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Lakes, Fla., died June. 22.
Survived by his wife, Tillie;
two sons, Dr. Robert of
Farmington Hills; and
Rabbi Donald A.; two se's--
ters, Mrs. Tillie Gertzma
and Mrs. Irving (Rose
Cohen of Huntington
Woods; and six grand-
children.
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GERALD S. WEIN-
STEIN, 43, died June 22.
He-leaves his wife, Beverly;
two sons, Louis and
Richard; • a daughter,
Sondra; his mother, Mrs.
Rose Plotnik; and two
brothers, Sidney and Mar-
vin.
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