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Hocjkenfaerg to Head 'Operafiosi Israel" Trip Des Moines — Gary Rubin, chairman of the 1970 Jewish Welfare Federation Campaign, has announced the appointment of Harlan Hockenberg as chairman of the January 25, "Operation Israel" trip. Mr. Hockenberg has been- active in. several phases of the Jewish Welfare Federation,' serving last year as chairman of the Federation Campaign. r He is a member of the, Board of Governors and the Execu, tive Committee' of the Federation. In addition, ho serves on ' the board of directors of the : Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare. Funds and the : Young Leadership Cabinet of . the United Jewish Appeal. The "Operation Israel" trip j is designed to provide Des MoineOewish-leaders-withtlie
opportunity to make an intensive one-week survey of the program and conditions in Israel. Tiie itinerary includes high, level briefing sessions with key Israeli leaders, visits to areas and installations not normally open to tourists, and a combined survey of social and welfare requirements as
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Sioux City . . • Bernard Weiner, general chairman of the 1970 United Jewish Campaign, has announced the campaign leadership for the Women's Division and the Business and Professional Women's divisions. " Mrs. Samuel Bernstein has been named 1970 Women's Division .chairman. Mrs. Myron Heeger will serve as associate Women's Division chairman. Mrs. Lester Heeger has been reappointed chairman of the 1970 Business and Professional Women's division. Mrs. Heeger headed Jhe.division in the 1969 campaign. • p
Harlon Kockcnberg
Meet With Des Moines Young Leadership
Justin M< Greenberg
Dr. Aryeh Nesher
Economics and is a member of the staff of the Afro-Asian Institute. He was a leader of the DP's, in Germany after World Wat II. In 1948 he and his wife, also a refugee, a r r i v e d in Israel and both j o i n e d the armed forces; —_.—-..—-,,...-.. In 1950 he Joined the Ministry of Labor as an assistant in economic affaire. Dr. N e s h e r was born In Chernowitz, Rumania, hi 1922, In 1941, when the Germans occupied the city, he became an active underground saboteur ~ and" iighter;~ For •* months^ her posed as a German officer. Twice he was arrested, but escaped each time. • •• . In 1944, after the Red Army swept back into Rumania, Dr. Nesher resumed his studies in economics at the University of Chernowitz. Deciding that bis future lay with Palestine, he made his way to the American Zone of Germany and began his work of organizing the survivors of the Nazi terror.
Ron Daniels, Marty Waldmger, Robert Schneider, Phil Schneider, James Beckerman, Bennett Well, and Sid Hoffman. Invitations have been mailed and the committee is expecting a large turnout. Dr. Nesher is presently serving as a consultant in human relations to the Israeli Government and Jewish Agency. He is • a former lecturer at the nounced the appointment this monial Dinner honoring Dr. Tel-Aviv School, of Law and week, along with the appoint- Abraham Greenberg, Sunday, »aent of Mrs; Robert (Bar- 1 December 14, at the Highland bara) Epstein, as Mr. Green- Country Club. Merchandise M a n a g e r of berg's c o u n t e r p a r t in the Philips Department Store, Mr. Young Women's Division. Both designees will play ac- Greenberg is an active memtive roles this year in leading ber of Henry Monsky Lodge and directing the young.men B'nai B'rith and Beth'El SynaThe 24th Annual Institute of bers of the Jewish community and-worn e n in the events gogue. World Affairs 1969, will begin by calling the Jewish Commun» scheduled for the 1969 Israel on November 2, at 8 p.m. at the ity Center, 342-1366. Bond campaign. University of. Nebraska, at Omaha A u d i t o r i u m . David Sty/e Show Schoenbrun will speak on "Eu^ Mrs. Epstein will be workrope' since DeGaulle: a New ing with Mrs. Donald Nogg in Alignment?" • • the preparations for the Israeli '_ MrnSchoenbruaJs^a: noted.F a s brio n 'Show to -be—heldcommentator, analyst, linguist, .Thursday,- November 13at the.. author-arid-professor. He-has- : Blackstone Hotel. written As Goes France, The A co-chairman in the 1969 3 Lives of De Gaulle and Viet Jewish Philanthropies CamNam: How We Got In—How paign, Mrs. Epstein* served on Wo Can Get Out. He was longthe board of the N a t i o n a l time Paris ; Bureau Chief for Council of Jewish Women and CBS and was later assigned to as Bulletin Editor of Brandeis Washington as Chief CorresUniversity Women. A- member pondent and Bureau Chief. In oi tteJCJC payjCampjCommit1967 Mr. Schoenbrun was_ ap" tee, Mrs/ Epstein also served pointed by Columbia University as a Senior Lecturer in the . as a captain for the Clarkson Graduate School of InternationHospital Style Show. al Affairs.^ Dinner ,. 1 ' Free- tickets to the. lecture ' Mr.' Greenberg will be inDavid Schoenbrun series aro available to memMrs. Robert Epstein volved with plans for tho Testl-
Barbara Epstein, Justin Greenberg Chairmen Named Israel Bond
Justin M. Greenberg, young business executive- and active partfcfpafflrin"ph I l a hthroplc and fraternal affairs, has accepted the d e s i g n a t i o n of chairman of the Young Mens Division of the I s r a e l Bond Program in Omaha, JSIi M. Zalkin, general chairman of the Omaha' Bond Drive, an-
Mrs. Myron Hcegcr
Women's Campaign Leaders Named
they relate to current condi-\ tions in the Middle East. Several men have already Des Moines — The Young made the necessary .arrange- Leadership D e v e l o p m e n t Tunis. (ZINS)-The 'Tapline' ments to- be part of the Des Group will meet from 11 a.m. " company is once again pump- Moines group, and others are to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 2, for ing Saudi-Arabian oil through in the process of completing a brunch at Johnny and Kay's. ' the repaired G o l a n Heights their applications; S p e a k e r will be Dr. Aryeh ' pipeline* a c c o r d i n g to local Participants registered to Nesher, Israel management press r e p o r t s . The pipeline, date are Steven Barmish, Da- consultant and lecturer. thirty kilometers of whichrun ._yid-Bear,.,Dr-^Samuel- Brint, Dr, Nesher^a social •scienthrough Israeli-controlled ter- Paul Duitch, Harry Galinsky, tist, is in the United States reritory, was damaged by a ter- Harlan H o c k e n b e r g , Tom cruiting hundreds of y o u h g wrist attack, and the flow of Hutchinson, Jack Ladin, Ger- men and women who will paroil was disrupted. ald Levy, Fred Lorber, Sylvan ticipate In the Peace C o r p s ' A 'Tapline' s p o k e s m a n In Orloff, Barry Pidgeon, Marvia type program for Israel. " Beirut disclosed that his com- Pomeraritz, Lou Risken, Jay Harlan Hockenberg, a leader pany had paid Israel the sum Rosenberg, Gary Rubin, Sidney in the Des Moines "Jewish com_of two million^ dollars as" com- Rubin, Dr. Marvin Silk, Joe munity, also will speak. ' pensation for tte"poirutloin 6 F Waldingerr-Martin- Waldinger- " F o r m a t i o n of the-1969-70 Young Leadership Group is the Sea of Galilee and.the spe- and Mose'Waldinger. cial security installations made Further information ' about under the direction of an orby Israel to prevent a recur- the trip is available from Mr. ganization committee consisting and Messrs. and Mmes. rence of sabotage. Rubin or Mr. Hockenberg.
Arab Oil Flows In Golan Heights
Mrs. Samuel Bernstein
Schoenbrun f-6 Open UNO Lecture Series