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… of Shakespeare's "Mer- chant of Venice," put on by the campus. theater last February, were continued by Rabbi Na- thaniel Zimskind, Hillel director at the university. According to Rabbi Zimskind, a…
… refused the Hillel director's request for cancellation of the "Merchant of Venice" pro- duction, Rabbi Zimskind carried his protest to Dean John 0. Edson, of the university's Col- lege of Arts and Sciences…
… the solid protection of bank safety... 11514 PLUS .... ... INTEREST Protests Lodged Against Georgia U's 'Merchant of Venice' ATLANTA, (JTA) — Protests against a University of Georgia production…
…, editor supporting Rabbi Zimskind's protest. The protest had been sent at first to Dr. Leighton Ballew, chairman of the university's speech department, who had scheduled the Shake- sperian play. When Ballew…
…. How- ever, the Shakespeare play went on as scheduled. The part of "Shylock" was played in the production by Prof. Richard Weinman, a member of the university's faculty, who, ac- cording to Ballew…
… link in the at the fair which opened last TEL AVIV — With a special chain of commerce and friend- Thursday. The African Day cere- The daily d e c l a r e d that message from President Kennedy, ship which…
… joins our two coun- monies were featured by the ap- (Direct JTA Teletype Wire tries. I wish it every success." pearance of P r e s i d e n t David to The Jewish News) ; sources in the West German hailing…
… Israeli - American ties„ More than 100,000 visitors 1 Dacko, of the Central African 1ERUSALEM—Israel has re- Treasury Department said that ! c eived a $25,000,000 loan from the chancellor's promise was the…
… Levant Fair here, with 32 have already viewed the exhibits i Republic. West Germany, which has prom-' not an unconditional assurance countries represented, m a r k e d iced another loan of the same that…
… the total loan would be U.S.A. Day Sunday. Monday was amount before the end of the mae. d i African Day, with 10 African curernt fiscal year, Maariv, the . states represented among the ex- leading…