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NEW YOIiK (JTA)—The Orthodox Rabbinical Alliance of America condemned Chancellor Louis Finkelslein of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, for permitting a
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Christian hymn to be sung in the White House religious service at which Rabbi Finkelstein officiated. He was the first rabbi to lead such a service at the White House. The Doxology recitation in the service evoked criticism in the Jewish community. Rabbi Abraham Gross, president of the Rabbinical Alliance, declared that under Jewish religious law, a Jew may not parNew York (JTA)-The New ticipate, even in silence, at a York Board of Rabbis has service where a Doxology is urged the Jewish community recited. FOR DISTINGUISHING HIMSELF "by outstanding meritorito join the nation-wide boycott The Washington P o s t exous service" as Jewish chaplain of 11 Field Forces Vietnam, of California table grapes in pressed reservations about cerChaplain (Capt.) Harold Wassermnn (right) is decorated with support of the farm workers' tain aspects of religious serlite Bronze Star Medal by Chaplain (CoL) Joseph G. Gefell, in the While House. The union seeking fair wages and vices Field Force Staff Chaplain. Chaplain Wasscrinan has been in Post, not disputing President Vietnam since May 1068. working conditions for migra- Richard M. Nkon's "right" to tory laborers. hold services in the executive In a resolution adopted by mansion, felt that the manner the Board, the rabbis said that in which the current weekly in consonance with Jewish services was being held lacked law, Jews w h o purchased dignity. grapes harvested in California "Unfortunately, the way reliwere g uilty of "oshek," the op- gion is being conducted in the iression of hired labor. White House these days—amid, The grape boycott is direct- hand-picked politicians, reportUnited Nations, N. Y. (JTA) the order to rescind, the Coun- ed by the union under the lead•—A resolution censuring Israel cil would "reconvene without ership of Cesar Chavez. Most for its actions to unify old and delay to consider what further grape growers have refused to El Fatah Foils Alleged new Jerusalem was approved action should be taken." recognize the union or negounanimously this week by tlio Tckoah said Israel hoped tiate with it. The Board of Rab- Assassination Attempt 15-member United Nations Sc- that Jordan, which brought the bis'stated, because "California Tel Aviv (JTA)—The El Fa.curity Council. Israeli Ambas- issue before the Council, would growers have resisted all ef«ador Yosef Tekoah rejected realize that such actions would forts to adhere to the princi- tah command in Amman claimthe «soluUoiuiayioie-lhat-.','pQ- not*bring a solution/Jordanian ples of justice in the recogni- ed that it foiled an attempt by lltical warfare against Jerusa- Ambassador Muhammad el- tion of the rights of their work- "Israeli agents" to assassinate Fatah leader Yassir Arafat, lem" would be "fruitless." Farra proposed tliat the Coun- ers, the farm workers are El Amman Radio offered no evicil proceed with the "further forced to bring their cause to dence however that an allegedThe United States abstained the American public. '- "IV explosive-filled parcel adIn a preliminary 14 to nothing action" in the resolution. vote on a paragraph which "urdressed to the guerrilla comgently calls once more upon Ismander originated with Israel to rescind forthwith all raelis. measures taken by it which The statement said that the may tend to change the status parcel was delivered to the tot the city of Jerusalem and in Amman headquarters of Assithe future to refrain from all, fa, El Fatah's military arm, actions likely to have such an a messenger wearing an effect." Charles Yost, the UnitNew York .(JTA)—The Amer- olic representation. Rabbi Marc by ed States Ambassador, voted lean Jewish Committee, the H. Tanenbaum, director of in- Iraqi Army uniform with the of lieutenant. The parcel for the resolution as a whole. only Jewish member of the In- terreligious affairs of the AJ- rank was found to contain a plastic terreligious F o u n d a t i o n for Committee, said the reason for Full condemnation of Israel detonator and was CommunityOrganization, quit the Jewish group's withdrawal charge and J " Uie foundation over its assocla- was the "incapacity" of tFCO "rendered -harmlesrby^-fln-E1-tion - with a Negro militant to take "a clear-cut position on Fatah bomb squad, the statement said. It added, "El Fatah the revolutionary ideology and has by Pakistan, Nepal, once again foiled this latest racist rhetoric" of the Nation_. and Zambia. The resoattempt by Israeli intelligence al Black Economic Developlution said that if Israel ignored and their agents to liquidate AJCommittee indicated it was ment Corp., p , headed byy James seeking new means to mobilize Forman. Fornian issued a •the leaders of the revolution." Jewish support to meet the "Black Manifesto" demanding' needs of urban and rural poor. $500,000,000 r e p a r a t i o ns for IFCO serves as a clearing white mistreatment of Negro )lfircrJfoT~cuntributlons~from:—AntericansT groups to organiza' New York (JTA)—The ultra- religious representing the poor. Its Orthodox . Agudath Israel of tions includes 11 ProtesAmerica is trying to get laws membership Israeli Wreaths governing the donation.of hu- tant denominations and CathDr. Leon Fellman has been man organs for transplants to elected president of District 6 For Christmas? ^conform with Jewish religious Tourists in Israel of B'nai B'rith. Christmas wreaths from law; The group announced that District 6, one of eight disIsrael may be a new touch It has sent memoranda to key tricts, hi North America includCar Theft Victims for store decorations this national and state government ing eight states and four Caseason. officials urging that the Uninadian provinces",' recently held Haifa (JTA)—Tourism MinisAn Israeli firm, Lieber form Anatomical Gift Act which ter Moshe Kol ordered this its 101st annual Convention in Plating Company of Bat has been presented to 36 State week that 1,500 pounds be ofFrench Lick, Indiana. District Yam, is shipping more than 6 is the largest geographical "legislatures be amended •• with fered to a Canadian family $50,000 worth of metallic district on the North American respect to the determination of touring Israel who were left PVC strips to four Americontinent with a membership of the time of death of the donor. without funds when their car can importers as a trial orover 43,000 in 231 1 o d.g e s The Agudath Israel asserted was stolen. der for store and party decthroughout thejniddle west and that "there are doctors who, in Mrraftd Mrs. Victor Topper orations. The manufacturer central Canada. their eagerness to perform a of'Toronto and their four chilhas established a new plant transplant operation, are will-, dren were visiting the Ras Dr. FelJman was a member in the development town of ing to declare the donor as Naknra Grotto at the time of of B'nai B'rith's national comSderot near theGaza Strip, dead when the brain waves the theft. The auto, containing mission on adult education for the production of the cease although the patient is all their money and other valfrom 1953-1959; associate juswreaths. Btill breathing." This practice, uables, was found later withtice, of tho organization's suthe Orthodox petitioners said, out the valuables. premo court of appeals, 1959Is contrary to Jewish religious ' Mr. Topper expressed his ap- APF Assembly Will 1985; president of Omaha's law which places the time of preciation for the Kol offer and Henry Monsky Lodge, 1939death at the moment breathing added that he was not changing Meet in New York 1940, and vice president of Disstops. This formula has been his planned tour. He said he The 19th Annual Assembly of trict 6, 1960-1968. "the accepted practice in most had made arrangements to the American Physicians FelDr. Fellman was a member civilized countries," they said. have funds sent to him from lowship for the Israel Medical of AZA, president of B'nai The Act has been approved by Toronto. Hotels and tourist Association will take place at B'rith, regional B'nai B'rith legislatures of California, Kan- companies offered their serv- the American Hotel in New president, and has attended all sas, Louisiana and Maryland, Ices" to the' Toppers until the York City on, Monday, July 14, > district conventions. He has but was rejected by the New family receives the-funds from at 8:30 p.iri. during the week- been a delegate to three nationYork Assembly. al conventions in Israel. Canada. •••••• ol too A.M.A. Convention.
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ers, cameras, guest-lists, staff s p o k e s m e n — h a s not only stirred needless c o n t r o v e r s y but invited . . / t h e suspicion that religion has somehow become entangled . . . with politics," it said. Dr. Finkelstein had been invited to play a role in the seventh Nixon private service in the East Room. He delivered a sermon and ended the service w J t h the song "AdonOlom." 'We Flinched' "When Mr. Nixon said last Sunday that Rabbi Finkelstein had already served three Presidents, we flinched," the Post said. "Served? Are rabbis, or priests or ministers in the business of serving political leaders or ihe causes they represent? Is it really in the best of taste, with the White House as the setting, for Rabbi Finkelstein to pray that 'future historians . . . may say that in a period of great trials and tribulations, the f i n g e r of God p o i n t e d to Richard Milhous Nixon, giving him the vision and wisdom to save the world and civilization?' The Post commented that the practice of holding the White House services—which are billed as non-denominational— "Invites more trouble than it7s worth—as witness the controversy which quickly developed about the inclusion of Christian dogma into Rabbi Finkelstein's services, attended by a large' number of Jews." This reference was to the singing of a Doxology which contained the •words "Praise Father, Son and; Holy Ghost," a reference to the Christian concept of a holytrinity which plays no role in Judaism. Dr. Finkelstein did not sing the hymn and said later that he had no criticism of its inclusion in the service. He said that his -presence-did aoUhnply^any.ac?^ ceptance of the ideas contained in the hymn and that from a Jewish viewpoint, participation in such a service was not incorrect. The service, he said, was "done with great dignity.*'
Dr^Leon EellmanJEIectecL As President of District Six In addition to Dr. Fellman, five other Omahans h a v e served as president of District 6—Henry Monsky, 1921; Sam Leon, 1925; Sam Beber, 1928; Dr. Abe Grcenberg, 1937; and Phillip IOutziuck, 1940. --
Leon FeUnuui
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THE JEWISH
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Friday, July 11,1069
Sisters Reunited After 47 Years
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lederman of Kearney, Nebraska, have as their guest, Mrs. Lederman's Milton Friedman's column in Israel as one of many countries sister, Mrs. Sonia Aksenova of last week's issue of the Jewish to visit in their self-planned trip Minsk, USSR. United Hias was Press took note.of the changing abroad. While in Israel they responsible for arranging the attitude of Jewish college stureunion of the sisters who have dents toward Israel. The views lived with Shlomo Guttkind, a not seen each other in 47 years. ranged from apathy to nega- guide for the Daniel Katzman's Mrs. Lederman is the former tive a n t i-Israel expressions. when they were in Israel last Helyn Shrycr of Omaha. Some of our local young peo- year, and who visited with the During her visit to the Unitple as well have reflected this ed States, Mrs. Aksenova has family in Omaha last winter. - new trend in views on Israel. also visited with her brother, Howard writes: "Here in Is- Melvin Shryer, Arcadia, CalThere is certainly cause for concern when young Jews can rael we're having the best time ifornia; and an aunt, Mrs. Abe be apathetic or negative to the so far. The girls are the best Hurwitz of Chicago, Illinois. State of Israel. A Jewish Home- looking yet, and with Shlomo land, denied to countless gener- showing us around, we're seeations of persecuted wandering ing the country as it should be _ .Jews has been realized in our seen. It is really exciting being time. Have we imparted so little to our children (hat they here and seeing the country Abraham, Isaac and Jacob really don't care? lived in. You read about it all A number of young people A number of Omaha youths life, and when you're here, Will be visiting in Israel this your are participating in summer it's really a cool feeling." summer. It will be interesting travel programs to Israel and Steve writes: "Israel is a other areas abroad. to note their reactions when they return. In the light or Mr. very beautiful country. As of Ronald Fellman, son of Mr. Friedman's observations, as now, this country is not only and Mrs. Morris C. Fellman, well as other items reflecting my favorite, but reminds me of will spend seven weeks in Isnegative youth views, I was home as well. Shlomo and his rael with the United Synagogue pleased to receive this week wife are really beautiful peo- Youth Pilgrimage group. excerpts of letters written by ple. They sure know how to Sally Simon, daughter of Mr. Howard Jess and Steve Katz- make us feel at home. and Mrs. Ervin Simon will tour man to their parents, Mrs. Lou "Last Thursday while we Israel with the Leadership Jess and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel were driving home from the Training Fellowship group of Katzman. The boys included Golan Heights about 100 miles the United Synagogue. from Tel Aviv, we saw the IsBob Wolf son, son of Mr. and raeli Air Force bombing a Jor- Mrs. Alan Wolfson, will spend danian fortification. All of the six weeks with the United Sybombing lasted about 30 min- nagogue Youth P i l g r i m a g e utes. We saw quite a lot since group in Israel, and will also the bombing runs were only visit France, Greece, Rouma5 miles from the car. We were nia and Russia. ~ 1 5 YEARS AGO and yet the Israelis Richard Green, president of ' Fred Amster celebrated his so-excited us on the road acted Hillel at Harvard, will tour IsBar Mitzvah . . . Robert Ster- passing as if nothing happened. rael with theB'nai B'rith Hillel L-i^Jing Nogg and Barbara Gaye Weinstem were married . . . "Before I forget to tell you, group. He is the son of Mr: and . Mr. and Mrs. Danny Goodman I went to the Western Wall and Mrs. Jack Green. Miriam Brooks, daughter of announced the birth of a son, put on the TefeUin and said a Scott Richard. prayer. I'll always remember Rabbi and Mrs. Sidney H. Brooks, is a member of the Nathis." i 10 YEARS AGO tional Federation of Temple • • • Beth Gladstein and Ronald Youth group visiting in Israel. Typical letters home from Brodkey were married. Bennett Greenspan, son of typical American boys? and Mrs. Maurice Green! 20YEAIISAGO When an 18-year-old "now" Mr. span, is a member of a BBYO Eunice Feldman and Norman generation youth talks of a group visiting in Israel. Denenberg announced their en- "cool feeling being in the land gagement . . . Mr. and Mrs. of A b r a h a m, Isaac and Morris Lipp announced the Jacob;" when they describe . birth of a daughter Sandra praying at the western wall as Lou . . . Elaine Kramer and an "unforgettable experience;" Maurice Feldman were mar- when Israel "reminds them of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rissien home," then I'm reassured that ried. the new trend hasn't been- announce the birth of a daugh25 YEARS AGO Earl Shrago was elected adopted by all of our young ter born July 7,1969. Grandparents are Mr. and president of the AZA. Council people. " . . . Sally Gross and Edward As in many things, we need Mrs. Sam Rissien and Mr. and Malashock announced their en- to be reminded that the "anti Mrs. Harold Oruch, both of Des gagement . ^ j , Mr. and Mrs. people" may be the most vo- Moines, Iowa. Great grandparents are Mr. . Harold Brodjfey announced the cal, but they do not speak for and Mrs. Louis Zingcrman, - =-JbJrihjOf a daughter, Karen Sue. all; Mrs. Sonia Tucker all of Des TWoinest'Mrrtind Mrs.-Adolf" Kohn and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oruch, Omaha. Great-great grandmother for AND COWNE-SHOP the fifth time, is Mrs. Joseph Beckerman, Des Moines. "OMAHA S ONE-STOP WEDDING SHOP"
Aileen Rimmerman Becomes Bride of Roger Kaye Sunday
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Miss A i l e e n Rimmerman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Albert G. Rimmerman was married Sunday, July 6, 1969 to Roger Kaye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kaye of New York City. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke and Cantor Aaron I. Edgar performed the 4 p.m. ceremony at Beth El Synagogue. The bride's attendants were her sisters, Mrs. Robert G. Fellman and Miss Jane Rimmerman, and Miss Frances Ilornstein. Walter Kayo of Ilyannis, Mass, was best man for his brother. Groomsmen and ushers were Dr. Robert G. Fellman, Elvio Vido of Highland Park, 111., Marvin Dienstfrey of Lincoln, and Mark Rfmmcr- man. A receptitfn and dinner followed at the Blaekstone Hotel. The newlyweds will live at 1637 D Street in Lincoln.
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NCJW Probes Alarming Growth of Intermarriage Jerusalem (JTA) — The growing incidence of intermarriage by Jews in North America was brought home to Israelis in a discussion of the subject at the convention of the International Council of Jewish Women here this week, Mrs. Moses Richler, of Montreal, read a paper in which she claimed that if the present tread continued, Canada would be without Jews within the next four or five generations. Prof. Moshe Davis, head of the Hebrew University's department for contemporary Jewish affairs, said Jewish education of the young was apparently no antidote to the practice because many of those attending Jewish day schools marry partners of a different faith. Statistics Mrs.. Richler said that Canada was the only North American country where reliable statistics on intermarriage exist. She said that in 1968, 18 per cent of Jewish male marriages there and 12 per cent of Jewish female m a r r i a g e s were mixed." She said the highest rate of Jewish intermarriage— 27 per cent—occurred in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Mrs. • Louis Broido said a similar situation prevailed in the United States where, she said, intermarriage by Jews is increasing by geometric progression. She claimed there was hardly a Jewish family in the U.S. that did not have a Catholic or Protestant relative by marriage. She said that in previous generations A m e r i c a n Jews tended to associate less with non-Jews as they reached adulthood; now there is an open society and young adults as a rule go about in a mixed social milieu. She said in some intermarriages there is conversion of
Gift to Slier Home Honors the A. Rips Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rips celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a party held last week at the Highland Country Club. In honor of the occasion, friends and relatives have donated funds to completely refurbish and refurnish a room at the Dr. Sher Home for the Aged.
Tel Aviv (JTAT - Officfal War. They said that Capt. HilBources here and well-informed mi's accidental death in the Israelis in Washington claimed crash of an air transport three this week that'Egyptian author- months after the war ended ities apparently perpetrated a •was duly noted by the Cairo hoax on President Nixon who newspaper Al Amram in Sepentertained the widow and tember, 1968, the first anniverdaughter of a deceased Egyp- sary of the crash. tian pilot in the White House. The White House and the The sources said that the late U.S. State Department afCapt. Hadayat Yysiif Hilml, firmed this week the Egyptian Who piloted a plane that car- claim that Capt. Hilmi was ried Mr. Nixon during his 19G3 shot down in the War. It was visit to Egypt, died in a crash also disclosed that Mr. Nixon in September*.1667-arid not;-as wrote to Nagla saying? -if we claimed by Cairo, in the Six- can achieve peace, we will not Day War. They said the Egyp- be losing great men like your tian Government was trying to father in future battles." exploit the visit of Mrs. HadaThe young girl's visit to the yat Hilml and her 14-year-old White House where she was daughter Nagla, to Washington greeted by the President and for propaganda purposes. his daughter, Mrs. Julie EisThe invitation to the Hilmls enhower, was widely publicized was extended in response to a in the press and on television. letter Nagla wrote to Mr. Nix- The Hllmis' trip was reporton reminding him that in 1963 edly financed by Egyptian au_he_ had inyitedL her•_iatheri_to_ thqrjlies through the newspavisit Washington. Sources In per AT ATnranf aricT by aa'3ftidnthe U.S. capital said Egyptian al contributions solicited from ' Government circles prompted the Pan-American Oil Co., a the girl to write and instructed subsidiary of the Standard Oil her to assert that, her father Co. of Indiana, and the Philwas a victim of the Six-Day lips Petroleum Co.
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29,1969. Rabbi Isaac Nadoff officiated at the 4 p.m. ceremony at Beth Israel Synagogue. ; . Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Plotkin. Honor attendants of the bride were her sisters, Miss Adele Joseph and Mrs. Jerry M. Faier, the latter of Lincoln. Bridesmaids were Mrs. J. M. Plotkin of Redondo, Calif., Miss Barbara Pitcock of St. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Dennis V. Passer, Miss Marilyn Rosenberg and Miss Sara Moses. Justin Plotkin of Redondo was his brother's best man. Ushers were Dr. Dennis Passer, Leslie Joseph, Floyd Freiden, Fred Guss, Sherman Brodkey and Jqnathon Fo::. A reception was held at the Fontenelfe Hotel. After a wedding trip to the Ozarks, the newlyweds will live in Lincoln where both will attend the University of Nebraska.
THE NEW LEFT Your premise in the June 27 issue of the Jewish Press is that the New Left is against Jews. That stipulation is false. The New Left respects the right of people to live regardless of race, color or creed. Therefore, the New Left is not opposed to Jews, but respects the rights of Arabs to self-determination of their own land. ;A . Just for the record, somo Mrs. Charles D. Plotkin other things the Movement advocates are: the support of the Viet Cong and the NLF for fighting Imperialism; the support of, peasant guerillas all over the world; and the support of all people to pick up a gun Neil Simon, son of Mr. and Nancy Stern, daughter of Mr. to defend themselves against Mrs, Ervin Simon is among and Mrs. Henry Stern, is workimperialism. those listed in "Who's Who in ing in St. Moritz, Switzerland The vast majority of the New American Colleges and Univer- under a college work program Left supported Israel's triumph sities." He is currently serving for the summer. She is a senior in the 6-Day War because Israel as president of the Inter-Fra- at Bradley University where" was the underdog with fewer ternity Council at the Univer- she is serving as vice-president men and less equipment. Soon sity of Nebraska at Omaha, and ' of Hillel. though, Israel's post-war poli- is past president of Alpha Epcies madeJt impossible for the silon Pi. distinction that may be beNew Left to support' Israel's Julie Simon, daughter of Mr. stowed upon a Graduate stutriumph. The reason for this and Mrs. Ervin Simon, i6 a ten- dent by the University", a notiis that Israel struck back at nis counselor at Camp Pine- fication recently received from Arab territory too hard and cliff at Harrison, Maine. She is the Chancellor's Office said. started occupying their land, a junior at Purdue University. Mr. Milder graduated. last thus abusing their power, month from.the University ol H. Robert Milder, son of Mr. The New Left has no objec- and Mrs. Edward E. Milder, Arizona with high distinction. tion to Jewish people, but are Omaha, been awarded the opposed to their taking over of four yearhas Chancellor's Fellowterritory that does not belong ship Tor Graduate Studies in Miss Strauss to to them. Engineering at UCLA. Irvln Rodin "This award is the highest Wed J. Katelman Warren Schrempp Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Strauss announce the engageEditor's Note: Sorry boys, Deoffi "Kut'T" cannot resolve the'coh-" ment or their daughter, Shelli, iradictions in your position. MOLLIE NOODELL to John S. Katelman, son of You say the Now Left respects Funeral services were held Mr. and Mrs. Milton Katelman. the right of all people to live— in Omaha, July 6,1969 for Mol- . The bride elect attended Uniis not opposed to Jews—but re- lie Noodell. Interment was at versity of Nebraska at Omaha. spects the rights of Arabs to Mt. Sinai Cemetery. Her fiance attends the Uniself-determination. Survivors are: son, Jack; versity of Nebraska at LincolnThat's what the mid-cast dif- daughter, Mrs. Phillip (Paul- and is affiliated with Sigma . ficulty Is all about. The stated ine) Zebker of Ventura, Calif., Alpha Mu fraternity. Arab position of self-determina- sister, Mrs. Abe (Pearl) Rosen, An August 25 wedding is tion Is to drive all the Jews and 4 grandchildren. planned. • into the sea. How can the New Left justify support of-thoJiwlsh people to resist the threat of genocide in 1967, then hop over to the other side In 1969? The Six-Day War changed the boundaries, but not the Arab goal to rid the middle east of all Jews, including those in the pre-war small state of Omaha's Only U.S. Government LAs^forjvhQthe JerritQry_ -— Inspected Kosher Meat Market belongs to, my history g o e s back to Abraham in the land of 346-5050 1018 Farnam Cannan.
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Home from a honeymoon trip Mountain View, Calif., ushered. A reception and dinner at tha to Jamaica, Puerto Rica and St. Thomas are Mr. and Mrs. University Ramada Inn followed the ceremony. Joseph Alexander Erraan who The couple are making their were married Sunday, June 22 at the All Faith Chapel in Man- home at 3026 Paddock Road. hattan, Kansas. The bride is the former Ruth Elie Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Becker, Manhattan, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Erman are the parents of Uie bridegroom. Rabbi Barton Shallot read the nuptial service. Mrs. Michael Erman, sisterin-law of the groom, was matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Andrew Becker, Shawnee Mission, sisler-in-law of the bride; Miss Tina Pederson, Manhattan; and Miss Edith Beatty, Manhattan. Michael Erman was best man for bis brother. Groomsmen were Milton Erman, brother of the groom; Andrew Becker, Shawnee Mission, brother of the bride; and Kenneth Tretiak. John Stein, Fort Wayne, Ind., _V M . .. and Dr. Marshall Denenberg, Sirs. Joseph Erman
ter, Patricia Elinor, to Martin William Bercovidr son of Mr: and Mrs. Jacob Bercovici. Miss Keren, also daughter of Barney J. Keren, Washington, D.C, was graduated from Smith Colleger She is a Systems Engineer w i t h International Business Machines Corporation in New York City. Her fiance, a cum Iaude graduate of the University of Missouri, received his law degree from New York University. He served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Joseph C. Mrs. Thomas M. Uoltn Waddy of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and is a professor at San Diego State College. He is affiliated with Alpha Epsilon Pi social fraternity and is a member of Beta Gamma SigThe Blackstone Hotel was ma honor society. the setting for the Thursday An August 31 wedding in wedding of Miss Ina Ella GoldWashington, D.C. is planned. stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldstein, to Sgt. Thomas Mark Holm. Judge Donald Brodkey performed the 5:30 p.m. rite, which was followed by a dinner at the hotel. Mrs. Joseph Ivener of Long and state legislatures would Branch, N.J. was her sister's simply "threaten academic matron of honor. The bridefreedom, encourage conformi- groom, son of Mrs. Lloyd W. ty and punish more of the inno- Cowan of Tulsa, Okla., and Curcent students than the guilty." tis C. Holm of Fountain ValHe said no more than two per- ley, Calif., was attended by cent of the students were rad- Bruce McNeil of Tulsa. ical extremists. The newlyweds will live in Middle Eait Omaha. Rabbi Jay Kaufman, B'nai B'rith executive vice-president, told the convention that the Big Four talks on the Middle East were "the last gesture of an expiring era" and that IsCompeting a g a i n s t Homerael and the Arab stales would coming Queens from Public eventually have to settle their and Parochial High Schools in differences themselves. Varie- Omaha, Council Bluffs, Bellety developments are making vue, Papillion, Ralston, and the Middle East "not worth Millard, Frankie W e i n e r , fighting over" among world daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis powers and some form of di- Weiner, placed first runner-up rect Arab-Israel negotiation, in the "Miss 16" Magazine con"probably halting and dis- test, co-sponored with KOIL. guished at first," is inevitable, Frankie is Central High School he said. Homecoming Queen. Warren Weiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weiner, riding Hiraelh, placed first in the Regional Pony Club Rally in a EDIAIt three-day competition held in Ediar is collecting'for Proj- Wayne, Illinois. ect Chance July 11, and will hold a Mil program July 13. Ernie Nogg has been inJulie Taren has been elected stalled as secretary of tho Regional First Vice-President; Omaha Rotary West and Phil Shelley Lewis has been elected Ringte has been installed as Regional EdH6f:T3diar's;;scrap';i iirgealPatarmsr"""—•---•=—= book won first place in Cornbelt Region and Third place in Harry G. Mendelson, has had District Six contests. some' of his epigrams printed in the monthly Estabrook USY Memobook of Boston and the Bilu USY will be the host local monthly Cockle Bur. July 13 and 14 to "USY-OnWheels," an international USY program in which a selected group"or4rJewlsn~ydutHrtbTir the U.S. and Canada on a bus. Sunday night, July 13, there will, be a program for all members and Monday afternoon the group will visit Offutt Air Force Base.
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B'nai B'riih Head Opposes Curbing of Student Protests Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. (JTA) —Measures before Congress to curb student protests are more likely to aggravate such turmoil than to ease it, Dr. William W. Werier, president of B'nai B'rith, declared this week in an address to 2,000 delegates at the 117th annual session of B'nai B'rith district 3. He criticized "ambitious politicians" who rushed to offer * bills "like lollipops to appease the frustrations of an adult society that appears unwilling to make the hard effort to understand its youth and wants only to quiet them, by force if necessary." ' He said the "rash of punitive proposals" in Congress
U,S. Astronaut Visits Israel Tel ~Aviv <JTA) — Walter Schirra, the veteran American astronaut, who is making a private visit to Israel, was the guesTthis" week' of the Israeli Air Force. At a reception honoring one of the young pilots who earlier in the week shot tlownfonTEgyptianM16s E t i M 1 6 * *a Suez dogfight, the astronaut, in his admiration for the young flyers, declared, "you are like young lions."
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'Block Busting1 Tactics Used To Frighten Jewish Residents New York (JTA)—A spokesman for tho Crown Heights Jewish Community C o u n c i l charged this week that real estate speculators had engaged in block busting tactics to frighten the Jewish residents of the Brooklyn section into moving to other areas of the borough. He declared that the council would not hesitate to publicize the names of such speculators to end those tactics. Rabbi Zalman Gurary, told a press conference that council representatives had approached the speculators and warned them to end their activities. He said they also told Jewish residents that rumors spread by the speculators about crime.in Crown Height 6treels were
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