Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1967-09-14

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Schools Open Normally
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Some 200 schools hi the west baiik area, maintained bytheUnitedNations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, bmcUoned normally on the first day of the school^term, but Government-operated schools ta most of the West Bank Arab centers were^ closed ty a boycott by teachers and pupUs.
A noisy demonstration by youngsters at the UNRWA school  in Tulkarem taa.ed
to compel the UNRWA aut¬ horities to close the school. Extremist nationaUst Arabs have been waging a campaign (A Intimidation and threats to force closure of the UNR WA schools ta Nablus," Jenta and Tulkarem, the larger Arab towns. Tbe Israel Army authorities have,decided not to force the Government schools to open and not to penalize the strlldng tea¬ chers. Only those guUty of using threats wUI be subject to prosecutim. Arab par- ente, ta view of the autborl-. ties, wUl, sooner or later, press the teachers to return to the classrooms. . I^AEU police earlier ta iff.', tlie week arrested Husni n^Ashab, the former Jordanian
East Jerusalem'schools and urging non-cooperation with Israeli authorities.
The schools wMch did open on schedule, located mostly ta the southern part of tbe west bank, reported greatly tacreased attendance over the last school year. Arab teachers throughout the northern part of the west bank, however, refused to resume thetr classroom duties because of-a "crisis of conscience."
A SPOIOSSMAN for the teachers reportedly told Brig. Uzl Narkiss, the west bank mUitaiy governor, that they otgected to Israel's oc- j^qpaUm of the area and the USB of Israeli-censoredtext-
Terrorists Have Resumed Raids
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — For the first tbne stace the Sbc- Day June war abruptly ended aU Arab terrorist raids into Israel, a four-man El FatfdifgueriUa group dashed inside Israeli territoiy with an Israeli securUy patrdL Two Fatah men and one IsraeU were kiUed. The othertwb Fatah mem¬ bers were tak^n prisoner.
IsraeU officials caUed the incident a resumption ofthe widespread pre-wargueriUa
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R.E.W. Set By B.J.
For the ninth consecutive year a special program of adult education lectures will be held, during the week be- tweoi Rosh Hashana and Yom Klppur,
This program which re¬ ceived national attention ta various scholarly journals as weU as ta popular maga¬ zines, is caUed R.E.W., or Religious Emphasis Wedc The program features out- standbig lectorers, authors, and weU known leaders ofthe American National Jewish
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Dr. CHARLES Yquie, president of the Beth Jacob Congregation, announced that Alvta Shames, chairman! ofthe Adult Education CoH-^ mittee, wiU head this year's It.E.W. effort, and that aU tbe lectures wiU be held iii the mata auditorium of tbe Jewish Center at 1125 Coif lege Ave. , ^
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DAYAN TO VISIT U.S;
General Moshe Dayan, IsraeU Defense Mbdster, has accepted the tavitaUon of Hemy N. R^iaporti president of Uhited Synagogue of America, to aiMcess Conservative Judaism's convention, November 12-16i Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y.
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BY TRUDE B. FELDMAN
Chronicle's White House correspondent
President Johnson just named Ernest Goldsteta to be me of bis Special As¬ sistants for legislative and organizational matters. Goldsteta returned ftom Paris, where for the past two years he has been coun¬ sel for Coudert Brothers, an faiternational law firm. He has also been lecturer at the: tastitute of Advanced European Studies at Nice, and at the' Universities of Brussels and Luxumbourg.
As Special Assistant, Goldsteta wiU occupy the post vacated by Robert Kint- ner, who resigned last June.. These duties taclude coor- dinatipn qf agencies imd de¬ partments, and cqiq^j^ider- ation of reports il^s^incUng the President's attention firom those agencies.
HE wIU also assume some of the legal activities at the White House, conducted by Jake Jacobson before he re¬ signed earlier thisyear. The new Presidential appointee will also. be caUed np^ tb assist Press Secretary George Christian on various special projects; and Walt Rostow on some mttjional security matters. ,,
President Johnsoii met Ernest Goldsteta ta 1956, durtag the latter's activities with the Anti-Defemation League of B'nai B'rith. The President said he selected Goldsteta because he was highly recommended as an international lawyer 'and scholar, with an abundance of government experience. He is a Oempcral;.       ,
Herbert a Schitt, chair¬ man ofthe Ninth Amiiial Dta¬ ner Meeting of the United Jewish Fund and CouncU to be held at the Wtadtag Hol- iow Countiy Club on Sunday, October 15, at 6 p^m., has announced that the foUowihg committee chairmehhave accepted positions en the Planning Committee:
Reservations and Tele¬ phone: Mrs. Carl MeUman; Table and Dais Arrange- mente: Mrs. MiUard Cum¬ mins andMrs. Morris Paine; Organization Liaison: Mrs. J e r o m e Nakrin; Invitations and MaUing: Mrs. Joseph Schecter; Menu and Cockr taU Parb^ Mrs. Milton J; Leeman and Mrs. David Goldsmith; R^istraUon: Mrs. Simon Lazarus; Hospi¬ taUty and-Hosts: Mrs. Her¬ bert H, Schiff and Mrs. Troy Feibel; Seating: Mrs. Mar¬ vta Glassman;, Publicity and Photograidis: Howard Byei;; Physical Arrangemente: Ir¬ ving Baker andAirthurMeiz- ^ Ush; Exhibite arid Program Book: Chis Bowmaxi, tlr.; Testimonial Booh^'l^eidore Tc^iper and Mr|, WUliam WasserstroDi; Visitor's' Ar- '¦ rangemente: Mrs. Aaron Zacks  and Abe I. Yenkin.;
SERVING on the various' planning committees wiU;. also be the foUowing: Mrs. Martta Polster, Mrs. Sidney . t Blatt, Mrs. Bernard K. i Yenkta, Alvta Shames, Art¬ hur. Katz, Mrs, Raymond Kahn, Mrs. Stanley Katz, Abe A. Wolman, Morris Skilken, Dav 1 d Levison, Raymand' WeUs, Saul Koraeissar, Mar- ^ Franks MarttaGold, Art¬ hur J. Isaac Jr., Allen Cm- dersbelmer Jr., Mrs. Her¬ man Katz, Mrs. Jack Resler and WUUam V. Kahn.
A record torn-out is ex¬ pected for the dtaner meet¬ ing, which wiU be catered by Executive Caterers and wUl adhere to dietary laws. Because of space limitations
at the Country Club, early reservations wOl be requir¬ ed.
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The Hliiel Forum, which is held at the B'nal B'rith Hpel JPoundation, 46 E. 16th Aiie.i Sundays,. at 8 pjan,. announced a new series of lectures and musical pro-) grams for the faU <iuarter;~~ 1967.
The series wiU c^n on Sunday^. October 8, with an; address by Drt Zvi Ankori^. Melton Professor of Jewish History, Ohio State Unlver¬ sUy. He wiU speak on"Day8, of Joy, Days ot Awe: A Re •
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ONE ISRAELI sQldler was klUed and four Injured this week when an IsraeU half¬ track hit a mtae ta the Gaza Strip nearJidiallya. A second anti-vehicle mtae near the site yras fouiid and dismant¬ led. Israeli'authorities im¬ posed acurfew on Jabaliya. , ta more formal warfiure, Jordanians twice openedfire acrpss the Jordan River. Two'IsraeU sddiers were tajured ta an attack near the Damiyah bridge but no cas¬ ualties occurred ta a 20- minute exchange of shooting south of the AUoiby Bridge.
ISRAELI sources also re¬ ported that severe damage
Suez Camd during an art¬ iUery duel this weektoucbed off iv Egyptian macbta^un JOre against IsraeU positions on the east banic ta a n^d escalaUm of exchanges, Is¬ raeU artiUeiy fire was dir¬ ected at the town to sUence Egyptian mortars.
rael and Greece. He was a witness to the dramatic evente which followed the six days war.
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Leonard Schneiderman^
Professor ta the School of
Social Work, Ohio State Uni^:.
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Cummins Named By U.J.F.C.
MiUard Cummins, general chairman of th6 Young Men's Division of the 1967 cam¬ paign, wiU be honored as the winner of the Young Lea¬ dership Award at the Ninth Annual Dinner ofthe Uhited Jewish Fund and Council, Sunday evening, October 15, at Wtading HoUow Country Club.
Cummins was selected for the Young Leadership Award of the UIFC by a cc^unittee headed by ^s. SimonLaza- lus with the foUowing mem- berst'-Mrs. Bernard Yenkin, Mrs. Carl Mellman, Afrs^ Abe Yenkin, Mrs. Raymond Kahn, Lawrence Shaffer, Gerald Friedman andEmest Stem. The Award is based on exceptional service render¬ ed to the UJFC and ite af- fiUated agencies, and active interest ta and devotion to the Jewish communal agen- (Continued on Page 4)
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NEW YORK (WNS) Hebrew Day Schools ta the New York MetropoUtan area opened with a registration of 40,000 pupUs, an tacrease of nearly 3% percent over last year, it was announced by Dr. Joseph Kamtaetsky, national director of Torah Umesorah, national society for Hebrew Day Schools.
NEW YORK (WNS) Denial thatthe Czechgovemment had canceUed plans to celebrate the l,000tb anniver¬ sary of the Jewish community ta Czechoslovaki was made Iiere by Joseidi Richter, executive president of tbe official Czech oi^ganization. He said the Czech government played no official role ta the planning of the mUlenlum program, adding that "if the Jewish community of our country wante to hold a mlUenlum celebration, it is tree to do so."
LONDON (WNS) Mrs. Francoise Jordan, wife ofthe notorious British anti-Semite andfascistCifltaJordan, head dt the British National SociaUst movement, has been held for trial ta tiie Central Criminal Court on charges ofconspiilngtosetflretoaLondan synagogue.
JERUSALEM (WNS) Two Arabs accused of blocking tbe opening at schods ta east Jerusalem and urging non-cooperation with IsraeU authorities have been placed under arrest. Arab teachers have retlisedto report to the schckds because of what they called "a crisis of conscience."   .
WASIUNGTON (WNS), The State Department, ta letters of reply to taqiiliies by two members at Con¬ gress, has sa^d the U.S. was ptesshig Czech author¬ ities t(a a fidl report on the death of Charles H. Jor¬ dan, JDC official who died mysteriously ta Prague two weeks ago.
LONDON (piS) Israel and Egypt are flghttag on another firont, for the East African inarket, it was disclosed by the London Financial Tiniies ta a report which Said that economic iiiissions of both countries were now ta^ Nairobi promoting their commodities and shipping fecilities. \