Search Results

Search Constraints

Search Results

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 1

…Arabs Flock to Hadassah for Medical Aid An Arab couple from the Old City of Jerusalem is shown registering for treatment at the Outpatient Clinic of the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center. Hundreds of Arabs from the Old City and the West Bank are flocking to Hadassah in search Of cures for diseases that had been eliminated from Israel years ago. The changes wrought by the Six-Day War are making available to them the knowledge and skil...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 2

…Purely Commentary Emphasis on Religious Freedom in Israel . . . Tragic Plight of Egyptian Jewry By Philip Slomovitz Truman Center to Be on Scopus benches eventually we had to sit—and even to Ile—on the floor, JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Har- despite its condition. At last we were herded together for departure. As we left the outer door we were set by the mob outside." ry S. Truman Center for the Ad- The Egyptian tragedy is symbolic of the sufferin...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 3

…Sabbath Observers Urged to Plan Now for Aptitude, Scholarship Tests on Days Other Than Saturdays Sabbath observers who plan to take any of the major college en- trance, aptitude or scholarship tests during the coming year should make arrangements early to take these tests on a day other than Saturday, the Jewish Com- munity Council urged this week. Testing centers and school coun- selors can provide assistance in making these arrangements. In...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 4

…THE JEWISH NEWS incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English--Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, National Editorial ftrrociation. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit, Mich. 43233 vE 3-9364. Subscription 86 a year. Foreign 37. Second Class Postage Paid at Detroit. Michigan PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Editor...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 5

…Streicher Influence on USSR News (Continued from Page 1) "It now appears that the Soviet authorities have turned their policy of discrimination and deprivation into a cold war against the Jews." ly American, "imperialism." their captions, the report contains "Within this context, and in the1a selection of declarations by So- prevalent atmosphere of the Soviet I , viet leaders and articles from the Union, such cartoon images can Soviet press ...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 6

…SNCC Condemned for Adopting Nazi-Arab-KKK Line (Continued from Page 1) touches it whether it be Nazi Ger- many or Czarist Russia. It is also particularly devastating that SNICK should have adopted a pro- gram of extremist Arabs and Sov- iet anti-Semites who are at this time advancing the same argu- ments as SNICK did in its news- letter this week. "The obvious purpose of the Soviet Union and its Arab allies is to divide and weaken the United ...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 7

…Religious Spirit, Voice on Air in Israel By CARL ALPERT HAIFA — The circumstances surrounding the winning of the Six-Day War were responsible for a profound religious stirring on the part of almost the entire population of Israel. The spiritual impact of the events was enormus. Libera- tion of old Jerusalem andlthe Tem- ple Wall, as well as the sensation- ally miraculous nature of the mili- tary victory in the South, could not easily be expla...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 8

…Arab Provides News-Worthy Sight 4 ,,,.... ..... ..,... r This news vendor is an Arab. He is selling Hebrew newspapers in the Old City of Jerusalem—a sight unthinkable two months ago. Catholic Offici 1 in West Bank Rejects Charges Again t Israel Made in Jordan JERUSALEM (JTA)—A atholic charges emanating from Jordan official in the Israeli - held West that some Catholic churches in the Bank section of Jordan denied area had been closed bec...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 9

…Israel Tightens Security, Keeps Check on Agitators, Criminals; 500 Jordanians Returning Daily Confronted by repeated threats by heads of Arab states that the war in the Middle East is to be renewed, faced with the problem of both a threatened guerrilla war and an underground aimed at its destruction, Israel's cabinet this week nevertheless proceeded with I plans to welcome back many thousands of Jordanians who had fled from the West Bank of t...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 10

…Swiss Diplomat Goes to Israel on UN Mission (Direct JTAIrtrRe Wire to The Jewish News) the west hank. Majali then an- nounced that any refugee who de- UNITED NATIONS. N.Y.—Sec clined to return would he refused retary-General 1"rhant Tuesday further aid from the Jordanian officially anointed Ernesto Thal- Government. mann a Swiss dittlont.:t. as his ("Israeli authorities estimate per , onal recreientative to Jerusa- that the refugees number ...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 11

…UN Cease-Fire Force at Suez Raised to 50 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JTA) —Secretary-General U Thant filed with the Security Council a report from Lt. Gen. Odd Bull, his repre- sentative for the implementation of the Arab-Israeli cease-fire agree- ment, requesting that the cease- fire observation teams in the Suez Canal area be increased from the present strength of 26 observers on both sides to 50 observers. Of the 50, Gen. Bull stated, be is ass...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 12

…Fragile Dialogue: Why Jews of U.S. Are Disillusioned i Excerpts from an Article in Christian Century, by Dr. David e th m E et Free P o s, h R a abb' of o B e Synagogue. Evanston, III, for the world, voices had cried out, out which God-talk is a mere - Not again." . . . game. Second Jews will have to stop , Our greatest pain is because of instigating dialogue; they must ; ' those who choose to stand aside. , Had Israel gone down, then for...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 13

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 18, 1967-13 Greek may not be spoken, but superficial and the irrelevancies learning. In fact, people who in Jewish life. Few have question- could engage in pilpul, whether he who speaks of them in terms ed the authenticity of his stories, over religion or atheism, were of fossilized tongues just hasn't probably because, as the Yiddish held in high esteem in the Jew- done his literary homework. If idiom ha...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 14

…14—Friday, August 13, 1967 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS1 —"— Rabbi's Study Concludes That Rate Intermarriage Lower Than Pre-1840 Flint Community News 7 of 1 • The Washington. D.C. study and NEW YORK (JTA)—The results of a comparative study on inter- the college campus survey dem- marriage released by the Central onstrate that "assimilation will oc- Conference of American Rabbis cur in a large metropolis with a Willowood Country Club was the i...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 15

…St. John's /Man Who Played God' in Paperback THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 18, 1967-15 `Bahl Yar' Author Hit for Exposing Collaboration Robert St. John's analyses of ; conferences between Himmler, as ogles that dominated Over Eastern LONDON (JTA) — A writer in - However, the author was criti- events in the Middle East, his I Hitler's representative, and asso- Europe, the attitudes of Allied biographical works of Ben-Gurion,lciates...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 16

…Moroccan Community SYNAGOGUE SERVICES Due to the abbreviated summer services at most area synagogues, the regular listing is dispensed with until fall. For schedules, wor- shippers are asked to call their synagogue. The following have indicated special sermons or Bnai Mitzva. CONG. BNAI JACOB: Services 8:10 p.in. today and 9 a.m. Saturday. Rabbi Isaac will speak on "Comfort, Consolation and Glad Tidings." THE NEW TEMPLE: Services 8:30 p.m....…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 17

…Scholarly Essays in New Roth Book Maurice Samuel Highly Commends Grade's 'The Well' During 40 years as a foremost the Jews of the Middle Ages, most Jewish historian, Cecil Roth has of the chapters are devoted to the Contributed hundreds of essays to Jews of Italy and Spain and Por- a multitude of periodicals and com- pilations devoted to Jewish schol- arship. Some of these essays were writ- ten as preliminary studies of per- sonalities and e...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 18

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 18—Friday, August 18, 1967 No Room for Anti-Semitism in Cinema of Soviet 1 nion By HERBERT G. LUFT (Copy right, 190, JTA, Inc.) HOLLYWOOD — Robert Cohn son of Columbia Pictures co-found- er Jack Cohn, recently returned from the Moscow Film Festival where he was scheduled to screen his latest picture, "Young Ameri- cans." The film which had been ac- cepted by the Russians at first,' finally was ruled out by the Mosc...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 19

…omen's litubs Richard Kahn, Bride Speak Vows in ''llissouri Friday, August 18, 1967-19 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Yeshivath Beth Yehudah to Get State Bus Aid Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will be- provides. Area residents who wish come the first day school in the transportation to the school, may Midwest to avail itself of provi- contact the office at 353-6750. sions in Public Act 269, in which the state and county will provide transportation f o r...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 20

…Mr. and Mrs. Fi)v/c ll ill Live in Phoenix THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 20—Friday, August 18, 1967 Brill] Council BlIVS 510.000 Bond ewry an the Ar ir This Week's Radio and Television Programs HIGHLIGHTS Time: 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Station: WJBK. Feature: Harold Berke will dis- cuss archaeological exploration in Israel with Dr. Avraham Biran. director of Israel's department of antiquities and museums. and Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Station: Channe...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 21

…Jeivish Meals By ROSALIND S. ZUNSER (Copyright 1967, JTA Inc.) Following are pies which are very refreshing in these hot August days. The fresh blueberries are now in season. Deep Dish Blueberry Pie Pastry: Double recipe above but do not bake. Put 1.X of dough in greased 9-inch pie plate. Blueberry Pie: 1 qt. fresh blueberries 4 tablespoons flour a., cup sugar 1-x teaspoon cinnamon Wash berries and pick them over to remove stems. Add flour...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 22

…22—Friday, August 18, 1967 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS JDC Aided 400,000 :Needy in 1966; Lack of Funds Reduced Services Despite elimination of many pro- grams aiding needy Jews overseas — as a result of lack of funds — the Joint Distribution Committee aided more than 400,000 needy Jews in 30 countries during 1966, it was reported by Charles H. Jor- dan. JDC executive vice chairman and director general in the agency's annual report. The 401,000 ...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 23

…• • • i activ ities in Society Six Detroit Jewish education and social welfare workers are in Jerusalem for the International Conference of Jewish Communal Service which opens Saturday and continues through Aug. 23. Now in Israel is William Avrunin, executive director of the Jewish Welfare Federation, who has just completed a tour with a 17-man national delegation from the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds which appraised the ne...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 24

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 24—Friday, Augint 18, 1967 Teamsters Buy $1,200,000 in Bonds 4 I LETTER BOX Ilene Kay Saperston Engaged to Dr. Lipton Morris Lifshay, new chairman of the Labor Zionist Council of De- troit, announces the second annual Art Show and Sale of the League for Labor Israel will be held Sept. 29 and 30 and Oct. 1. Other new officers of the Labor Zionist Organization are Aaron Borenstein, Jerry Goldberg and Emanuel Mark, ...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 25

…People Make News Dr. LEONARD GORDON, Michi- gan area director of the American Jewish Committee, is scheduled to leave for Arizona State University where he will join the sociology de- partment in September. Dr. Gor- don has served in his post three and a half years. Prior professional service included teaching in the sociology department at Wayne State University and serving as community affairs associate di- rector of the Jewish Community Co...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 26

…26—Friday, August 18, 1967 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Reunited With Brother From Russia JWV SGT. MORTON A. SILVERMAN POST AND AUXILIARY will hold a Bob-Lo Moonlight Get-Together Aug. 27. The boat leaves the foot of Woodward Ave. at 9 p.m., re- turning at 11:50. Dr. Leonard Schreiber, commander, and Mrs. Sidney Lantz, president, invite the community for an evening of danc- ing and fun. For tickets, contact Jack Schwartz, 864-0406, or Mrs. Lawr...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 27

…nNuPlials Planned for November 50 in Service Group's Survey Tour to Israel Approximately 50 Detroiters will the new Knesset Building. The Jewish Agency aids in leave Oct. 23 for the 13-day Israel Survey Tour of the Detroit Service making special arrangements, giv- Group to see first hand results of ing the surrey tour members a the war and the social services which are aiding the needy. ' The annual tour will be of special interest this year...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 28

…21I—Friday, August 18, 1967 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Schmier Resigns Zoning Position After 19 years as a member of what you have accomplished dur- the Detroit Board of Zoning Ap- peals. Herman A. Schmier this week tendered his resignation to to Common Council. Expressing his regret on behalf of the Common Council. Ed Carey, HERMAN A. SCHMIER ing your tenure with the Board of Zoning Appeals. Perhaps it is Author-producer Dore Schary truer ...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 29

…i n Jewish Self-Hat e Revealed A Review by Paul Masserman "Other People's Money," Jerome Weidman's latest novel, covers the period from before the First World War through the end of World War II and is a portrait of New York in the first half of the Twentieth Century. It is the story of two men —Philip Brandwine, a journalist and the "hero" Victor Smith, who becomes a precocious financial genius. Philip is unscrupulous in his inordinate ambi...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 30

…THE JEWISH NEWS MOVIE GUIDE 1: 2 1. , . 78 6 . Green fi31 1. 4 1: 1 A - 6 58-3 8 A RETURN TO ELEGANCE FOR ALL MOVIEGOERS Cooled by Refrigeration Chas. Boyer, Jane Fonda in "BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" MON., TUES., THUR., FRI.: 6:25, 8:25, 10:30. WED., SAT., SUN.: Matinees at 2:00, 4:15; Eves.: 6:30, 8:30, 10:35. ADAMS "TWO FOR THE ROAD" MON., TUES., THUR., FRI. open 6:00, shown 6:25, 8:35, 10:40 WED., SAT., SUN. open 1:00, shown 2:00, 4:05, 6...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 31

…N.Y. Convention Backs -Separation' (Direct JTA Teletype Wire the other hand, some Jewish orga- to The Jewish News) ' nizations, particularly the ortho- ALBANY, N.Y. — Strenuous ef- dox, wanted the old law wiped off forts to persuade New York State's the books. Constitutional Convention to repeal Joining the forces to wipe out a 73-year-old law that prohibits state financial aid to non-public the old law were Catholic groups schools were sound...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 32

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 32—Friday, August 18, 1967 FREE PARKING in Fisher Theatre lot across the street. WeekcI••rs: 7:30, 9:45 Saturdays: 6:00, 8:15, 10:30 Sundays: 7:30, 5:e0 7:15, 9:30 WINNER GOLUAINIA PICTURES OF HIED ZINNEMANNS MAI of A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS THHICOLO1 6 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE! STUDIO NEW CENTER 3rd at the Blyd. • TR. 4-0025 FREE PARKING • Entrance on 3rd app. Theatre A' ACADEMY AWARD WINNE...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 33

…10-ROOMS FOR RENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners and display classified ads accepted from re- sponsible firms or individuals by telephone up to noon Wednesday. For rates and information . CALL VErmont 8-9364 WILL SHARE apartment or rent room to woman. Northland area. 547-3538. LOVELY ROOM for young woman or gentleman. Light kitchen privileges, KE 5-1175. ROOM for lady or gentleman. 7 Mile- Schaefer. Good transportation, shopping. 341-7...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 34

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 34—Friday, August 18, 1967 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 23243 Plumbrooke Dr. (Plum Hollow) 4 bed. ultra mod. tri•level, pan. fam. rm., sep. din. rm., 2 ,, yrs. new, horned. poss. 19029 BIRCHRIDGE (Hampshire Wds.). Luxur. oust. btl baths, pan. Fam. 3-bed. ranch. Rm. w/firepl. Island kitch., 1st fir. laundry. 2 , -,...car att. gar., elec. eye. Custom built 2 bedroom ranch home. Full brick. Full basement. .2 ...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 35

…17—HOUSES FOR SALE I7—HOUSES FOR SALE 1) SPACIOUS 2400 SQ. FT. HUNTINGTON WOODS to 9-ROOM RANCH FRANKLIN VILLAGE AREA 4 bedrooms, 3 complete baths. sunken wormy-chestnut paneled family room with fireplace. Fully air-conditioned. 2 car garage. Situ- acres in Hampshire ated on 35 Woods (Southfield). Asking $55,000 including carpeting. rt.*. :i, CHOICE LOTS AVAILABLE i s , • ..? "SPACIOUS NEW HOMES " -- DI 1-8525 AND EL 7-0776 Lux...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 36

…• BUILDERS CLOSEOUT Colonial — 4 bedrooms, 21 2 15845 GEORGE WASHINGTON baths, fireplace, landscaping, occupancy $36,500. Model Phone 356.7887 Office Phone 398-3232 CAVALIER BLDG. CO. 1st Floor Laundry Room Available 23800 Merrill 4 bdrms., 2 story $32,950 7ennstrinstannnnnnnrinncrtri. GROSS REALTY DI 2-1300 CALL OWNER Sylvan-Craft Home Bldrs., Inc. For Appt. Call 581-5490 or Office 864-4737 OAK PARK EL 7-1768 and Evergreen...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 37

…17-HOUSES FOR SALE - OPEN SUN. 22160 CHURCH OAK PARK ONLY $100 DN. F.H.A. Lovely 5 rm. 2 bed. brk. half Duplex, full base., gas ht. tile ftrs side drive. Ask for Mr. MARTIN. Knoppow Realty 17-HOUSES FOR SALE 17-HOUSES FOR SALE MEYERS-CURTIS SEC. 863-4200 OAK PARK 1-S New 3 bedroom ranch ready for the painter. Paneled family room, dish- washer, stove, 11/2 baths, lull base- ment. Choice locations. 3 bedroom brick ranch with spaciou...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 38

…• 38-Friday, August 18, 1967 17-HOUSES FOR SALE HUNTINGTON WOODS loedrm. Colonial Estate 'ire lot. Beautifully landscaped. 2 car garage. 4 bath,. 2 fireplace.. only S5'5.000 Southfield 10 Mi.-Greenfield Area Deluxe Custom 4 bedrin Col.. only 2 sr... Noting Pan faintly rm.. 2' loth,. 2 car garage. CENTRALIA' AIR COND , 611th tilt ons Luxury Mr, Benin. throughout' $45,604) 358 - 3390, 342 - 3900 SCHATTEN Southfield Office OAK PARK and...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 39

…Friday, August 18, 1967-39 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS MONUMENT UNVEILINGS Unveiling announcements may be in- serted by mail or by calling The Jewish News office, 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd, De- troit 48235, VE 8-9364. Written an- nouncements must be accompanied by the name and address of the person making the insertion. There is a stand- ing charge of 53.50 for an unveiling notice, measuring an inch in depth, and 57.00 for one two inches deep with a b...…

August 18, 1967 • Page Image 40

…Dr. Abba HiIlel Silver's Powerful Role Shown in Volume of Chosen Writings "'Therefore Choose Life"—what a glorious and well selected title for a series of books which will contain the writings of the late Dr. Abba I lillel Silver, his ad- dresses and sermons! The first volume in the series has been issued by World Publishing Co. It will serve as an incom parable guide and even as a text DR. ARRA HILLEL SILVER book for rabbis. There were fe...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 1

…Apply for Your Absentee Ballot NOW for Election on Rosh Hashanah Editorial Page 4 Application Blank Page 8 'Too Bad Tourists Don't Bring Prayer Books' E JEWIS A Weekly Review _ Additional Comment on Hindus' Book of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle Vol. XXXIX, No. 25 Printed in a 100% Union Shop Commentary Page 2 • • 1 1 00 W. 7 Mile Rd. — VE 8-9364 — Detroit 35, Aug. ...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 2

…Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOV I TZ 'Too Bad Tourists Don't Bring Prayer Books' American Jewish Committee Appeals to Non-Jews to Demand that State Dept. Abandon Submission to Arab Boycott NEW YORK (JTA) — The community under what conditions ican passports must receive Maurice Hindus, in his revealing new book on Russia, "House American Jewish •Committee and with whom commerce and equal hospitality wherever they Without a Roof," publish...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 3

…Vicious Anti-Semitic Hoax About 11English Communist' Exposed by Cincinnati Gro CINCINNATI, '(JTA)—A vi - Bnai Brith. cious anti-Semitic hoax wa Edelsberg pointed out that: brought to light by the Jewish 1) There is no record of a Community Relations Commit- Communist leader, philosopher tee here after the influential or pamphleteer by the name daily newspaper, the Cincinnati of Israel Cohen, in England Enquirer, unwittingly reprinted or elsew...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 4

…THE JEWISH NEWS Conflicting Standards Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member American Association of English—Jewish Newspaper, Michigan Press Association, National Edi- torial Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich.. VE 8-9364. Subscription $5 a year Foreign $6. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1942 at Post Of...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 5

…Seek Action by Federal Agencies Against Firms Boycott' WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Rep. "Our action should set a Alfred Santangelo, New York standard of morality for busi- weakens its anti-bias stand, the Democrat, asked . Attorney Gen- nessmen who seem to be more Arabs will interpret this as eral Robert Kennedy and the interested in the crass dollar weakness and increase t State Department to rule on than in maintaining friendship bigotry, boycott and...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 6

…6 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, August 18, 19 61 — Anti-Defamation League Reports Press Supported Eichmann NEW •YORK, (JTA) — The Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith said that favorable world press reaction to the con- duct of the Eichmann trial has largely dispelled earlier criti- cism of the circumstances and legality of Israel's capture of the former Nazi. The League's conclusion was contained in 4 survey of press reaction to the Ei...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 7

…Spicehandler's Novel Deals with Israel War Era . here for a thousan as if the o fight for alien is fashion, Spicehandler ches upon the problem of outh in Israel, taking seriously the charge that the sabras are unaware that t s ey are Jews re- sponsible, ..as been for th Jewry. Thus, the war takes int ternal pry r In "Burnt he set- tle r in Israel is escri ed in its isolation from Jerusalem during the war for . . . On Livernois 2,101 THRIFT...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 8

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, August 18, 19 61 — S MST Provides white House with Evidence Rockwell Incites Anti-Jewish Propaganda postcards sent from Rockwell's the German phrase "Juden "headquarters in Arlington, Va., Raus"—"Jews Get Out" bearing stamped inscriptions In another development in- "Jews Get Out" and "Bring volving the group, Attorney Back Auschwitz." The cards General Robert F. Kennedy bore swastikas . and the return said h...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 9

…Bnai Brith to Honor Leonard Goldenson with Year's Award A Proud Arab Family in Israel AL STUTZ OF UNION TIRE The Bnai Brith President's Medal, highest award of the Jewish service organization, will be presented to Leonard H. Goldenson, president of Ameri-. can Broadcast- ''. ing-Para mount Theatres, and a leader in civic, heal th and philan- thropic organi- zation s, on Nov. 14, at a Waldorf-As- toria (New York) ban- quet, during the orga n...…

August 18, 1961 • Page Image 10

…- ,1•1 00 1.4 tV3 00 z 00 E 1 O E.1 1:11 JOHNNY LEBOW Mapai Loses 5 Seats, Communists Gain Two in Israel Knesset Votes (Continued from Page 1) Mapai, too, is probably disap- pointed, since it looks as if Mapam will have no more than 10 seats, at best only one seat more than in the last Knesset. Ahdut Avodah is certainly disappointed. For months, it had beat the drums on the Lavon affair, and had hoped to cash in on that issue in t...…

Back to Top

© 2025 Regents of the University of Michigan