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rent manifestation is found
among "scholars" who deny
or distort the historical re-
cord of the Holocaust.
When others treat us as
"strangers" we have both the
right and the responsibility
to refute such rejection and
libels and demand our right-
ful place in a society whose
very being depends on fair-
ness and equity.
And yet, we should also
recognize that we, as Jews,
have found in this land the
freedom, opportunity and
welcome that should move us
to profound gratitude. More
than any other generation of
the Diaspora, we can feel at
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The Most Reverend Ed-
mund C. Szoka, Archbishop
of Detroit, and Irving and
Barbara Nusbaum, of
Franklin, invite the commu-
nity to hear the Rev. James
R. Lyons speak on the "Pro-
gress of the Ecumenical Insti-
tute," on Wednesday, at 8
p.m. in the Nusbaum home.
This occasion marks the
first time the Jewish and
Christian communities of
Metropolitan Detroit have
joined forces to build support
for an organization striving
to build friendship and
mutual respect between
Christians and Jews.
The Ecumenical Institute is
the only interfaith consor-
tium which deals concur-
rently with anti-Semitism,
Jewish mistrust of Chris-
tians, the Holocaust, Israel
and the Middle East, and
other issues affecting inter-
religious understanding.
Resulting from the efforts
of the institute's planning
committee: Bob Benyas,
Sheldon Lutz, Arnold
Michlin, Marjorie and Saul
Saulson, and Lucille and
Harvey Weisberg, proceeds
from the meeting will benefit
the institute's dialogue and
educational programs.
Co-hosts include: George
and Suzanne Bashara Jr.,
William Davidson, Henry arid
Mala Dorfman, Joseph and
Edythe Jackier, Richard and
Linda Kughn, William and
Joan Pulte, Jack and Aviva
Robinson, Frank and Martha
Stella, Stanley and Margaret
Winkelman.
The meeting is by invita-
tion only, and a minimum
contribution is required for.
admission. For invitations,
reservations and information,
call Barbara Yuhas at the
Ecumenical Institute, 353 - /
2434.