States' share of contributions H.E.W. has already been forced funds are b e i n g diverted to to the United Nations Relief to cancel a project that would UNRWA to pay Arab camp salj Washington — U. S..Govern- and Works Agency. This diver- provide educators with Israeli aries and for purchase of food j ment physicians, scientists, and sion coincided, however with insights into education of the from abroad for-the refugees j educators arc d i s m a y e d to new A.I.D. requests for over culturally deprived. Under the direction of Law$10 million for universities in ' learn t h a t the At the U. S. Bureau of fishBeirut and Cairo. The Arab eries, officials had e a g e r l y rence H. Mirel, the American ' State D e p a r t - ] universities will use the money awaited the results of the ex- Friends of Hebrew University's ' rncnt Is termlfor new buildings and faculty periments on blue green algae Office of Research and Develi tutting hundreds J salaries r a t h e r than for re- at Hebrew University, a pro- opment is trying to find spon'of Research Prosearch. • ject shedding new light on pol- sors of research in birth conjects at Israeli ] trol and other priority topics. An estimated 1,200 Israeli luted water and fish,. • Universities and scientists and technicians may • Institutions that The crisis has led the He- Philanthropists contribute genbe forced to close tbeir labora- brew University to open a spe- erously for University build' seek solutions to tories at raid-point although cial o f f i c e in Washington to ings that will d i s p l a y their American Urban such agencies as the V. S. Na- seek alternative financing from names but are less interested Problems. tional institutes of health are foundations, industries and indi- in research. The funds for eagerly awaiting new findings viduals so that, important reHealth authorities were anxthe p r o j e c t s Friedman on cancer and other diseases. search projects can be contin- ious to have the findings on nu. have been reThe most distressed voices ued despite the cancellation of tritional research, cancer inappropriated for Arab refugees tn the Gaza Strip and West are heard at the Department of United States g o v e r n m e n t vestigation and other undertakBank to help cover the United Health, Education and Welfare. funds. The cancelled American ings.
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Even the U. S. Defense Department- is concerned. Thousands of American soldiers in Southeast Asia have suffered from-rnalaria and the Hebrew University was working on a vaccine against malaria sought by the U. S. Army Medical Corp. But the Bureaucratic Budget manipulators have redistributed U. S. counter-part funds in Israel to end all American Governmental Research by 1973. Research funds . are drying up at the very moment- when America is hearing a great outcry for a breakthrough in the areas of pollution, health, education and nutrition, the very fields in which the bureaucrats have blocked progress.
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Washington (JTA)—State De- more than half of 80 Skyhawks. partment s p o k e s m a n Carl Last Dec. 27, the United States Bartch, declined to comment agreed to sell 50 Phantoms to . this week oh press reports that Israel. Meanwhile, Defense DepartIsrael had asked to buy addiS. Elmer Gros, president-of ["""*** tional F-4 Phantom jets and ment officials disclosed that Is- the Omaha, Jewish Federation, ' Skyhawks to maintain air su- raeli Air Force technicians and has announced the appointment were taking ad' periority over its Arab neigh- mechanics vanced training at U.S. Airof Daniel Katzman and Joe bors.. Force bases in this country to Rice to serve as co-chairmen The report, circulating here maintain.and service the Phan- of the new Jewish Community .for several weeks, said that the toms which have not yet been Center Building Committee. Mr. Katzman will be responsible for > Nixon Administration had been delivered to Israel. building design and con• asked to sell Israel about 80 Defense officials were skep- the ~! more Skyhawk A-4 flghter- tical about press reports on struction, and Mr.. Rice will ' bombers and about 23 more su- the purported new Israeli bid head the fund-raising efforts. • personic Phantoms. At present in which alleged.Israeli interIn making the announcement; 'prices for the planes, it was est in getting Phantoms equip- Mr. Gross noted that the new '' estimated that the transaction _.per. to, carry .nuclear, .weapons. chairman fill the void ..created "•"• would involve about $150 mil-" They said Israel has repeated- by tile death of Milton Living. lion. --{•'•'_ ly denied possession of such ston, who was serving as chairUnder a 1966 agreement ex- weapons and therefore would man of the Building Committee panded in January, 1968 during not ask for specially-equipped at the time of his death. Mr. ' the Johnson Administration, jetplanes or other delivery sys- Gross also noted that the new architectural arran g e m e n t s the United States has delivered tems. would have to be made as a result of Alex Wcinstein leaving the city to make his home in Joe Rice Daniel Katzman Hawaii. this search immediately, and "I am sure," said Mr. Gross, tunity given for anyone with "that the efforts of Dan Katz- hopefully, an architect will be Ideas for the new building to hired and basic designs will bo man and Joe Hice will enable have their suggestions constd™ available by the first of -the ered." • •; Tel Aviv (JTA)—The news- sary "affidavit of invitation", us to have ihs best possible in year." ' a new Center building for our Mr. Rice echoed Mr. Katz;•• paper Maariv published a copy "to be reunited with their fain-' community." Mr. Katzman noted that the man's views on the importance of a letter purportedly written ily in Israel. Commenting on his appoint- new building will be serving of the right facilities to be inOn June 16, they were In| by a Jewish family in Moscow i to President Podgorny of the formed that their application ment, Mr. Katzman said, "I the next 3 or 4 generations of cluded in the Center building. have accepted this assignment Omaha Jewry. "To be sure that "I am pleased," ^said Mr. •Supreme S o v i e t , demanding had been denied. 1 their right to emigrate to Is- The family appjied for the because I am interested in ob- the building will serve not only Rice, "to have the opportunity d but b t projected j t d to work with Dan on • this im! rael "because we feel ourselves exit p e r m i t s in accordance taining excellence in design and presentt needs, future-needs of the community. portant project. I am confi;jttriliiy^or-jilCenter3}uildingJor_Jul Premier Kosygin in Paris in our community. y With A l e x screening of ideas will be most dent," he. said, "that just as of that "state,1?. The family was identified as December, I960, that Russian Welnstein leaving the commun- important. A committee will be we will make every effort to Klizemer-Borochovitz of 457-1 citizens who wished to leave ity, we must start all over named to review new Center provide a building to serve the Nocokuzminskaya Street, -flat their c o u n t r y to be reunited again, with no preconceived buildings in comparableJewish various needs of our total Jewwith their families a b r o a d notions as to local or out-of- communities." In addition, Mr. ish community, we will get the 72, Moscow. The letter criticized Soviet would receive permission to town architects who can best Katzman said, "surveys will be moral and financial support treatment of the Jews. Accord- leave the Soviet Union. • serve our needs. We will begin made locally, as well as oppor- from the community to enable us to get the job done." Ing to the text published in Maariv, the family said it had been trying in vain since December to get permission to emigrate and continued: "We, have been raised according to Jewish1 traditions. But 11 w e r Jerusalem (JTA)—The British present conditions onr children Broadcasting Corp., was re- : are deprived of the possibility k n o w l e d g e their existence Boston (JTA)—About 150 stu- from Holland, Italy, • various to have rejected an Isof learning Hebrew and all oth- dents' of the New Left, mostly Eastern European countries, stems from the fact that the ported applicant for a television, er subjects that are needed to from Western countries, have Guyana, Guinea and India. . volunteers are militant leftists raeli training course in -London in learn the great cultural heri- formed a sort of "international El Fatah spokesmen and Jor- while El Fatah strives, to remainly Arab students are tage of our p e o p l e . We are brigade" and are training with danian authorities deny the ex-' main apolitical and does not which ; dreaming of going to settle In Arab guerrilla fighters at se- lstence of the volunteers or want to risk loss of the finan- enrolled. According to Itzhak Livni, diIsrael. As citizens* of Russia, cret camps in Jordan for com- their training camps but Coo- cial support it receives from fn accordance with tbe basic bat against Israel. According to ley. reported he had spoken to such' conservative Arab coun- rector of the Israel a r m e d laws of Russia which are op- John K. Cooley, Christian persons directly involved with tries as Saudi Arabia and Ku- forces broadcasting station, the posed to racial discrimination, Science Monitor cdrrespondent, them.-According to the Times, wait. • , Israeli applicant was a former we have the full right to emi- their training is sponsored by most of them plan to return to "The volunteers, according member of the Army broadcast• grate to Israel. We pray that El Fatah, the largest Pales- Europe to organize anti-Israel to somo of the Swedes involved Ing staff. the Soviet authorities will re- tinian commando group. "If El activities ranging from boy- regard their adventure as an He was turned down on the veal an understanding of our Fatah's normal training cycle cotts of Jewish-owned firms to important factor in tho global grounds that inclusion of an Ispeoples' problems and that our is f o l l o w e d , the volunteers sabotage. ' n a t i o n a l liberation move- raeli in the course would have , ' the spirit of teamrequest will be granted." should be ready for combat Cooley observed that "this Is ment,'" Cooley wrote. He said jeopardized work among the group. A c c o r d i n g to the Boston missions by October/' Cooley the first-known instance since that Scandinavia has become a Mr. Livni said he protested to Globe, which received a copy said, that, according to infor- the first Palestinian war o£ center or political and propa- BBC officials who. told him that anda warfaro between proof the letter from the Academic mantsy they Include four Amer- -1948 that a number of European, rab and pro-Israeli groups. if a sufficient number of IsCommittee on Soviet Jewry, icans; 30 Britons, including 10 volunteers have received comraelis wished to, study, BBC; three members of the family girls; 20 Irish; 20 French; 10 bat training to fight on tho "The first Scandinavian Pales- might arrange a special TV applied for exit permits on West Germans, and eight Arab side." Ho said the re- tine Committee was formed in course for them. ,•., ., . j, . -• ', Dec. 30, 1968, with the neees- Swedes. The remainder are luctance of- El Fatah to ac- 19G7.
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London (JTA)—A United Nations human rights committee Editors's Note: This column of ka City, Nebr.; Mr. Hershal TEL AVIV (JTA)—A three- ing normally. But repair men in Beirut heard witnesses acday strike of government-em- will not, be available should cuse Israel of torture, atrocities Lincoln Jewish news has been Stoller, Chicago, 111.; Mrs. Ben added to (he Omaha Jewish Novak and Mr. William Novak. ployed engineers and techni- breakdowns occur. and mass murder in the occu- Press In an effort to serve the cians caused a partial shutdown Lydda Airport was hard hit. pied Arab territories. Among those attending the Lincoln Jewish Community. of overseas communications The strikers are permitting conDr. George Dib, a professor and a disruption of flights at tact with foreign airports but of international law at Lebanon The column is being coordi- USY Camp held at Esther K. •'• Lydda Airport with a worsening only to.receive meteorological University and a r e s e a r c h nated in Lincoln by Mrs. Leo Newman Camp, Aug. 14-25 Leslie Schaffer, Bob Eysituation likely should the strike data. No other communication worker of the Palestine Re- (Estelle) Rosenberg. T h o s e .were: nen, Steffie Schaffer, Bob Goodcontinue. pertaining to flight operations search Council, testified before with news for the column man, Sue Polsky, Frieda Wiesshould contact Mrs. Itosenberg man, Betty Pitlor, Ethel Zelen' - Labor Minister Yosef Almo- are allowed. Vital water and the UN body. at 701 Mulder Drive; phone ske, Marcia Dienstfrey and gl's last minute efforts to avert electricity supplies are not afThe human rights committee 489-5813.' Tthe strike were unsuccessful. fected by the strike. Sue Modenstein. was established under a resolu* * • The main issue is a new gov- tion of the UN Human Rights Meanwhile Israel was without Lincoln Chapter 1969 will Sidney William Misle, son of plan programs and sessions. its regular radio and television ernment regulation under which Commission to investigate the grams except for brief news jobs now filled by practical en- treatment of Arabs in territor- .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Misle will Chairmen are Steffie Schaffer adcasts. L o c a l telephone gineers and technicians would ies occupied by Israel in the celebrate his Bar Mitzvah, Sat- and Bob Evnen. Committee asservice is functioning but not have to be filled by licensed en- June, 1967 war. Israel has re- urday, Aug. 16, at 9:30 a.m. at sistants include: Sue Modenslein, Bob Goodman, Sue Pol''overseas telephones. Cable of- gineers in the future. The cur- fused to cooperate w i t h the Tifereth Israel Synagogue. Following Friday night serv- sky, JuUeKushner, a.id Leslie fices and the Telex system con- rent job-holders fear this would committee unless a simultaneices, an Oneg Shabbot will be Schaffer. tinue to operate for the time be- alfect their chances for promo- ous investigation is undertaken ing and railroads are function- tion and ultimately their wages. of the treatment of Jews in the held. Out-of-town guests will InArab countries and the comMack Pachman, long-time mittee will not visit the occu- clude: Mmes. and Messers: resident of Lincoln, died AuMorry Korman, David Rosen- gust 8, 1969. Survivors include: ' pied areas. berg and family, Oak Park, wife, Frieda; sons, Stanley, Dr. Dib alleged that 17 meth- Michigan; Harry Silna and New Leonard, Los Anods of torture were used by Is- daughter, Miriam, Ft. Lee, geles;York, daughter, Mrs. Norman raelis on Arab prisoners. He New Jersey; Dr. and Mrs. Les- (Florence) Robinson, •" Prairie said they i n c l u d e d electric lie Pensler, South Field, Mich- Village, Kansas; sister, Mrs. The records indicate that in shock applied to the genitals igan; Edward Pizer, Dr. and Reglna Lorber, Brooklyn, New Jerusalem (JTA)—Hormones1 used by the Nazis in their ex- one set of experiments a hor- and rectum. He also alleged Mrs. Morton Pizer, Raleigh, York; 4 grandchildren. . periments to sterlize Jews, now mone synthetized from a plant that 23 Arab men were shot at North Carolina; Harry Novak Interment was at Mt. Carfound in one form of estrogenic was administered through soup Rafah, in the Sinai three weeks and daughter, Esther, Edward mel ..Cemetery, Rabbi Morton birth control pills, produced given tj the inmates, men and after the war and were buried A. Rosen, Kenneth Wiener, Waldman officiated. Martin Korman and family, an unusually low IQ in the off- women, who temporarily lost in a mass grave. ' spring of concentration camp their virility. Dr. Jofen disIt was reported that Ameri- Nathan Novak, Ebner Rubin, inmates subject to the hor- covered that children subse- can witnesses are prepared to and Isaac Mark Klein, all of Omaha; Mr. Herman, Nebrasmone, an "American psycholo- quently born to women subject- give evidence against Israel. ed to the drug were of lower gist reported here this week. Dr. J. Jofen of the City Uni- average intelligence than chilof concentration camp in10 YEARS AGO V-versityof New York, at the dren Jack Steinman celebrated his Fifth World Congress on Jew- mates not subject to the drug. B a r Mitzvah . . . Ephraim Dr. Jofen said she was makish studies, told a section of Marks and-David Blacker met the Congress dealing with the ing a study of this to ascertain with Senator John F. Kennedy -Holocaust that in-studying the if there could be a similar efduring his visit to Omaha. sterlization experiments per- fect on children born to wom- - New York (JTA)—A spokes- whether they were armed. The rioting was -sparked by 15 YEARS AGO • formed by the Nazis on inmates en periodically using the con- man fpr the Jewish Defense League said that the militant (the attempt of a landlord to of the Auschwitz concentration traceptive drug. Matlee Katleman was a canorganization planned to send raise the rent of tenement camp, she had discovered doc-* didate for Sweetheart of AZA more members to Passaic to apartments occupied mainly by No.l. uments revealing that Nazi protect Jewish merchants from Puerto Ricans. Many of the 20 YEARS AGO . ,Gestapo Chief Hcinrich Himmrioting which has swept Pas- business enterprises damaged Miss Marcia Tepperman beler had been interested in the 1 saic for several days. •-in the violence were Jewishdevelopment of a drug that came the' bride of Sheldon Several JDL members went owned and one of the mer- Kushner.. . Miss Myrna Ferer would cause sterilization_of enNew York—President Nixon's chants reportedly asked the to Passaic for that purpose but emies of the Reich without welfare reform plan announced became the bride of Stanley the spokesman refused to tell JDL for help. , their being aware of it. Diamond. on Friday was hailed as "the Bertram Zweibon, JDL attor25 YEARS AGO v first major attempt to equalize ney, called the rioting "a poMarion Gill and Harold Slos1 help to the needy hi various grom, ' and""a visitation of the burg announced- their engageArabian 9-Year-Olds parts of the country-since tee. Kristallnacht," a reference to ment. Taught Gun Handling system was set up almost 35 the night of Nov. 9,1938, when years ago." ~ London (JTA)—A British pub- Nazi stormtroopers smashed London (JTA)—Arab children Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum, lisher has announced that he Jewish stores and synagogues between nine and 18 years of Senior Citizen's age are-being trained to fire director of the Interreligious Af- will publish a limited edition of in a coordinated action throughLounge machine guns at tin Bakka fairs Department of the Amer- Hitler's autobiography, "Mein out Germany. Mayor Bernard Pinck of PasJewish Community Center refugee camp in Jordan, ac- ican Jewish Committee, told a Kampf," the first to appear in Every Monday _^ cording lo a dispatch to the radio audience that "few will Britain _sincft World War If, nl- sage called At»JDi,^presence From 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. ^'vigilante control." He added London Evening News from the "aisagree wiQVTM suggestions though he admittedly lacks for incentives and job-training thorization of the B a v a r i a n "We are prepared to handle the . camp; Activities, Fun, Recreation, situation with our local peoSocials for Senior Citizen* i The correspondent said that programs that may transform state government which holds ple." ' — •thousandsof-welfarfi»-clients^=ihe-copyrlBht _ = = — r one of theArabguerrilla flghtf r o m relief recipientsJlo t a x p a y Sir ttobgrt Lusty, managing L-ers-who.patroLthe camp told e r s . " " ' • • • • • ; • • • • director of Hutehinsons Pubhim the youngsters are recruitRabbi Tanenbaum pointed lishers, said only 2,000 copies : ed into so-called "lion's cub" centers where they are taught out that, despite its wealth, the would be printed. He said there . how to fire machine guns, ri- United States has not kept pace had been some private comPHOTOGRAPHER fles and pistols and are in- with other countries in its treat- plaints, mainly from Jews, but "We felt that with the new genstructed in field craft. ment of the needy. 817 South 36th Street—345-1044 eration coming on there should be—whether one likes it or not Btack and NATURAL —an edition available for study -COLOR-White— tijrsiTltsr* tjsiuTlentsr Sir Robert said r o y a l t i e s would be paid to the Bavarian government which confiscated the copyright after the war and has since refused to allow anybody to re-publish Hitler's work. 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Women Aid Rabbi-Oofective in Search"Mr Missing Husbands some cases, he had to visit pris- the work of freeing the "AguBy BEN GALLOB where fleeting husbands nah." The services of the. members ons were serving long prison terms. He said that to accomplish of an American Orthodox womthe task it took the work of . Jewish Divorce en's organization have been enRabbi Katz explained that many people who were willing listed by an Israeli rabbi for his unique detective mission car- the concept of divorce' based and able to apply their energies ried on over a 20-year period on a particular duration of and resources to locate a missdesertion, which is part of some ing person, particularly one in many countries. .<• That mission is to locate Western legal systems, is alien who did not want to be found. missing husbands of Jewish to the Jewish concept of mar- He said it was a task which women and to persuade them, riage. He pointed out that, in also required a ','neutral body" to give their abandoned wives Judaism, the wedding is per- interested from a social point a Jewish divorce—the "Get." formed by the groom and bride of view. He pointed out that if a missIn the absence of such a "Gqt," and that the rabbi's role is a the Woman is in the status of relatively minor one. The ing husband i s approached by an "Agunah," a woman, who, groom sanctifies the bride unto someone w h o m the husband under Jewish religious 1%, is himself by saying "you are feels is from the family of the barred from another marriage. sanctified unto me by (accept- wife or is a friend of the A Jewess may become, an i n g ) this ring according to the "Agunah," "he will run a "Agunah" cither through her law of Moses and Israel." It is mile," but that this would not husband's accidental d i s a p - ,.the groom who puts the ring on necessarily be the case where pearance under circumstances 'the bride's finger and the that husband feels that the perIn which his presumed death .bride's action in accepting the son approaching him "reprecannot be verified, or through ring demonstrates her consent. sents a group with a social and Correspondingly. Rabbi Katz communal motivation." willful desertion of his wife. said, only the parties who bring Another element of the probRabbi Shimon Katz has trav- the marriage into existence lem, he said, was that the deeled throughout the world on have the right to dissolve it by serting husband "needs to feel his assignment. On a recent their consent and the missing a continuing social pressure mission to America, he met husband must be found and his , against his noncompliance with with officials of the Women's agreement obtained to the Jewish Law." He pointed out Branch of the Union of Ortho- "Get." that, in one of his efforts, he dox Jewish Congregations to might see the husband and then report on his work. As a < result He was asked whether the have to go on to another case of that meeting, the Women's -rabbinate-might not look ask- "but you are in a position to Branch offered its services in ance at the involvement of have a continuing locaf'influsuch searches and persuasion Women's Branch members in ence, which is most valuable." efforts directed at deserting Jewish husbands in this country and in Canada, according to Mrs. Wyman Berenson, a jst president of the. Women's ranch. Mrs. Berenson cited a report in an Israeli newspaper on one By Mickey Gerelick of Rabbi Katz's tours of EurMore than 400 people were cnts, responsible citizens In ope, in which he visited Italy, present at Temple Israel last every other way, and AmeriAustria, Belgium, West Ger- Sunday to hear John Hlavacek, can Jewish life needs their enmany, Poland, Britain and KMTV news analyst,' report on ergy and commitment. But I France, handling 30 cases as- his recent trip the Middle can't help feeling this group is signed to him by the Religious East. It was a tomuch larger slipping away, Affairs Ministry, which under- group than I had expected to writes the costs of- the mis» attend a Sunday eyening sumThose-who- came to h e a r Bions. ' mer meeting. Mr. Hlavacek's John Hlavacek did so for a variAccording to the report, Rab- excellent report was followed- ety of reasons. Most expressed bi Katz. induced 15 of the un- by a lively question and answer an interest in hearing an unwilling husbands to give their period. " • ' . . , emotional objective analysis from a non-Jew about the Middeserted wives a "Get." Many All in all, it was a highly suc- dle East. Mr. Hlavacek cerof them were found with the cessful evening for those prestainly filled that need. There help of Israeli consulates, imm i g r a t i o n departments and ent. But I left the Temple feel- was also great interest in his ing somewhat disturbed. reactions to the Arab countries even local governments which At a community-wide meet- he visited. While many Jews cooperated to the point of issuing search orders and ar- ing one would expect a diversi- visit Israel and b r i n g back rest orders when that became fied audience, and in m a n y vivid reactions to the Jewish necessary. Hereported that in ways, it was. All three syna- State; rarely do we get any ingogues were well represented; sight to the people and places the .various social and- which have been the constant economic groups in the city. threat to Israel's security. This Age-wise there was less di- too, Mr. Hlavacek was able to versity. I would guess that 95 ^giyeJiis=audienc( rnif Sunday Sd i evenTnTT Why then, did a whole gen,..- Jerusalem <JTA) —vDeputy a u d i e n c e was over age M.. eration of Omaha Jewry make Premier Yigal Allon reports There was a heart-warming the obvious decision, that this that over 16,000 immigrants ar- sprinkling of teenagers. not worthwhile for their Conspicuous by t h e i r ab- was rived in Israel during the first lime? • , sence, however, was the whole six months of 1969, a 40 perI have some theories of my group b e t w e e n the ages of cent increase over the same 20-40. This I find most disturb- own which I will save for a fuperiod last year. ture column; but first I invite Alton, who heads the Minis- ing. There has been much to-do your comments, particularly from those of you in the 20-40 about the few -oge~group"Wlnrw£re~liortHere7* i to the anti-Israel philosonewcomers phy of the "New Left." Indeed, Over 45% of the people In Isfrom the United States and La- it is regrettable-that t h e s e rael live in non-profit-making tin America increased byi 40 young Jews have adopted nega- housing, jointly owned by the percent. However, immgiration. tive attitudes, but they are few Jewish Agency and the Govfrom Asian and African coiin-' in number, and at least they ernment? tries^declined. , have taken a stand. Allon said that 35 percent of ' Far more frightening to me, the new arrivals are under the Is the much larger group of age of 19 and the same percent- young adults between the ages age applies to immigrants in of 20-40 who demonstrate com- Published weekly on Friday by the 20-39 age bracket. Only plete apathy, not only to Israel, Jewish Federation of Omaha. Second Class Postage Paid nine percent are over 60.-He »ut to Jewish life in general. Annual uiDuxiptibii ii.OO said mat afieut l ,ooo fit tiflj""uM their responsibilities as " Advortlilno Rates on Application. Publication Office: 101 No. 20th Street, year's immigrants are former Jews in particular. Omaha, Nebr. 68102, Phono 342-1366. They do not reject their Jew- Mrs. Robert Gerelick, Editor Israeli c i t i z e n s who lived abroad for many years' ..'and - , Ish identity, but neither do they Lincoln, Associate Editor were now returning. He'said feel any commitment to it, Susan Th« Jewlih Pr«n l i not reiponilble (or the there were many professionals These are fine young people,' Kaihruth of any product or ntabllthmcnl. among this year's immigrants. bright and capable young par- ' advertlud In ihlt paper. -
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Friday, AuglMt IS, 1B6»
THE JEWISH PRESS
Wakschlag Becomes Sunday Bride of A. Vilenski
Mr. and Mrs. Michael SadofMiss Gi(a Waksehlag became sky announce the birth of a the bride of Aryeh Meir Vilendaughter, Terri Ann, born AuA suggestion: Some group or ski Sunday, Aug. 10 at Beth IsIndividual might make discus- —gust 1, 1969 rael Synagogue. Rabbi Isaac sion sections available at which Grandparents are Mr. and Nadoff arid Rabbi Joseph Vilenyouths, p a r e n t s and others Mrs. Stewart Gilinsky and Mr. ski officiated at the 7 p.m. cercould share insights and criti- and Mrs. Jack Sadofsky. mony. cisms on this and other controA reception followed fn the Great grandmother is Mrs. versial films and books. synagogue social hall. Anne Gilinsky. A professor of English, for example, might get the discussion rolling and guide it. An informal atmosphere in a private home wouldn't be a bad idea. Candlcllghting: 8:05 p.m. Stuart Frohm
—DESMOINES REACTION Dear Gentlemen, xWhen I received your Jewish newspaper, I was deeply Impressed. I think it is a good idea to write all Jewish events in one paper. From one week to another week not too many happenings would take place to put in a paper. I have a~suggestion. I believe you should print a - " J e w i s h Joke and Comic Page." People w o u l d like a HELLO COLUMBUS Comic Page. Especially young- Dear Mrs. Gerelick: sters like me. Thank you. SinYour kids are right: You cerely, over-reacted. In fact, you were srcnvirEK SERVICES Sberi Hoffman, age 10 guilty of a sort of inverse bigoFriday: Des Moines, Iowa try—assuming the rest of the Traditional Service, Kobolas world judges all Jews by one Shabbos: 7:30 p.m.' GOODBYE COLUMBUS, motion picture they see about The reviews of "Goodbye Co- us^That's as bad as the black Saturday: lumbus" in last week's Press folk Morning Service: 8:45 a.m. "Huck Finn," concentrated, naturally, on the "Littleinsisting Rabbi Nadoff will conduct the Black Sambo." etc., be Jewish aspects of the film. And removed Talmud Class at 7:30 p.m. folfrom the shelves. both reviews dealt primarily And, alas, alack, there are lowed at 8:00 p.m. by Minclia, with the questions of handling Sliolash Sudos and Maariv. and worth of allegedly stereo- lots of Patimkins in this world. Sunday: I grew up with an awful lot of - typic or hyperbolic elements. Morning Service: 9 a.m. FolJust because you and I A film or piece of literature them. lowed by breakfast and Rabmay not (hopefully) be like that can be judged e i t h e r by its doesn't mean they don't exist. bi's class in "The Twelve Minor strength in a single area of con- Arid, if we know it, why not the Prophets." centration deemed predominant rest of the world? Dally • by the r e v i e w e r or by its Services at 7 a.m. and 8:00 We don't shriek when we hear breadth, richness, meaningful p.m. • ambiguities, insight and degree Jewish jokes, just when we * * • see Jewish jokes that the goyim of relevance. BARMITZVAH Local reviews'of the film in may see, too. Right? The Bar Mitevah of MEYER Too bad. That's the way a uction have generally chosen SCHWARTZ, son of Dr. le first course. That's unfortu- few of us are. Might as well ad- PAUL mit it . . . and irv admitting it and "Mrs. Maurice B. Schwartz nate. will be celebrated Saturday AuA "World-Herald" reviewer enjoy the bitingly accurate and gust 23, 1969 at 8:45 a.m. commented that the film may beautiful wit of Philip Roth. Anti-Semitism? Nah! be a bit behind the times. Far No more than Woody Alien, from it. Rivers, Alan King, Myron In its.consideration of sexual Joan . . . before you cry in libertarianism, the film deals Cohen protest, think of the kind of SERVICES with the core of the contradic- jokes and situations they tell. Friday: 7:30 p.m. tions faced ultimately by many Peter "Portnoy" Citron bfThepracucliohers of that phiSabbath Services will be held And, in conclusion, oh, pro- in the Milton and Corinne Livlosophy. tector of the faith, since when ingston Chapel. Rabbi Sidney • Couples who, for varying rea- does novel have to give equal If. Brooks and Cantor Manfred sons, have chosen sex outside time?a Did B e e c h e r F. Kuttner will officiate. of marriage live in a society Stowe have Harriet us that Whithat enforces traditional view-' tey had histo tell too? points both subtlely and bluntly. Leave that to Viewpoint, The relationship can become what's his name.H u n t l e y and tragic for the practictioners beJDEATHS cause of third-person reactions. People get hurt; the traditional viewpoint t o w a r d "sex and LOUIS RADUZINER ' hurt feelings" becomes a selfFuneral Services were held fulfilling prophecy. Washington (JTA) — Jewish Wednesday, Aug. 13 for Louis "^^Goodbyc C o l u m h u s l l j s x ^ . ^elifiious-booksjivill be .providedproded Raduziner, 82, 4903 California plores this situation. It is more to Rumanian readers under a "St.7 who died Aug. 11,-1969. (ban, as has been alleged, a new library exchange agree Survivors are: wife, Hannah; _cage_gf a self-hating Jewish ment between the United States son, Bennett; daughter, Mrs. p r p ins^tmar h S t D -Balpk (Estelle)^Turkel, three Consider Neat's a t t i t u d e s partment announced here. sisters, Mrs. Sam (Ethel) Wintoward possesiveness as disThe library exchange was troub; Mrs. I. M. (Rose) Win* played in his dealings with the signed in Bucharest following troub, both of El Paso, Tex. 'young black boy in the library the visit of President Nixon. and Mrs. Minnie Schagrin, New and in his attitude toward Bren- The U.S. library will be estab- York, New York; 5 grandchil. da, especially at the end of the lished in Bucharest by the U.S. dren; and 1 great grandchild. film. Information Agency. A USIA Interment was at Golden Hill Consider the importance of official d i s c l o s e d that the Cemetery. . the bedroom scenes in showing agreement includes a clause IBrgnda's toward the re- guaranteeing no precensorship. Brgndas attitude a —Tlreywilkrefleet4h&itGfQEni i h i lationship. There's more than this. And Conservative.and O r t h o d o x that's the point. viewpoints, the official id Home from a three-week trip to the East are Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Hirsch. In New York City Mrs, liirsch was reunited with a AND GOWNE SHOP cousin, Martin Bukoszer, whom "OMAHA'S ONE-STOP WEDDING SHOP" . she had not seen since 1948 • Attendants Dresse» "*Brtdsl Gowni BCakc* when she came to the United / •Invitation* •Flower* •Napkins ••MlnU-NuU States from West Berlin. • Attendants'GlfU •Wedding Kings • Bridal BOOKI They also visited with Mr. Open Evening! Until 8 Hirsch's brother-in-law and sis SSXH AND LEAVESYfOam MJWMt- •"teTj-Mri'and-Mj's^ H. nock of Clifton, Va. After an excursion to the Catskills Mountains and Lake Minnewaska, the Omahans returned UTNew~York City for a two-day v i s I t with Mrs. ! Hirsch's nephew and wife, Mr. ——-To Assist-JewishlPress Edifpr and Mrs. Herman Reinmann. ...„
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Mr. and Mrs. Fishel Wakschlag are the parents of tha bride. Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Vilenski are the parents of tha bridegroom. Serving as maid of honor for her sister, was Miss Hedy Wakschlag. Bridesmaid was Miss Marcia Kay. Milton Wakschlag, brother of the bride, was best' man. Groomsman was Dr. Meyer Leonard, London, England. — Dr. Stanley Udell, and'Dr." Ruben Freeman, both of Harillon, Ontario ushered. After a two-week wedding trip to Canada, the newlywed* will live at 1507 N. 48th St. io Omaha.
ERVICES SERVICES Friday: 8:15 p.m. Cantor Aaron I. Edgar will conduct the musical service. Rabbi Myer S. Kripke will deliver the pulpit lessonj Saturday: Morning Service: 10 a.m. EPSTEIN-MORGAN NO. JfiO Mincha Maariv: 8:00 p.m. •Epstein-Morgan No. 260 ol Sunday: Jewish War Veterans of the Morning Service: 9 a.m. United States dedicated its an.. Daily: . nual yearbook to the "Student Services at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Aid Program." • « • The new ,25th Anniversary BARMITZVAIIS yearbook contains a number of MARK KANTROWITZ, son epigrams written by Harry G. of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kantro- Mendelson, whose creations witz, will celebrate his Bar have been printed in various Mitzvah Friday evening, Au- inemobooks and house organs <^gust 15th and Saturday morn- throughout the country. in At 16th. 16th ing August NATIONAL COUNCIL OF * • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baskin JEWISH WOMEN announce the Bar Mitzvah of Mrs. David L. Fredericks fs their son, KEVIN BASKIN, on representing the Omaha SecFriday evening!' August 22nd tion of the National Council of and^Safurday morning, August Jewish Women at the Pearl 23rd. Larner Willen Institute in Baltimore, Maryland, August 1720. Concerned with" the urban ' crisis, the institute was organized and administered b y tha SERVICES center for the study of volunFriday: 8:15 p.m. tarism at the University-ot Saturday: Maryland School of Social Morning Service: 8:45 a.m. Work. Mincha-Maariv: (1:00 p.m. The objectives of the institute Sunday: are a deeper comprehension of Morning Service: 7 a.m. major, social problems and an Daily: increased understanding of tha . Service at 6:30 a.m. and 8:00 critical issues challenging so* p.m. ciety.
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