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NOVEMBER 13,1969 - KISLEV 3
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Chautauqua Lectureship Cfiair To Be Dedicated
The Jewish Chautauqua Society Lectureship at Qhlo Domi¬ nican C<Aleee will be dedicated on Sunday eveninis, Nov. 16 at a dinner beginning at 6:00i>.m., sponsoredby the Brother¬ hood d Temple IsraeL
The guest speaker for tMs Important occasion IsRewiend Victor R. YantteUi. S.J. Reverend YaniteUi is President d St. Peter's CoUegea Jers«:r cUy, N.J. He assumed this responsibility in 1965 and
has served with distinction. Previous tothis appointment, he was Dlrectar of ^Itudent Personnel at Fordham lAii- versity, firom 1953 through 1965. He also served as . Vice-President for Student
-,dpChrlst Hospital, Jersey S^t N.J. and is Chairman .qf} the Hudson Coudy Nar- >9atlcs Rehabilitation Pro- .'gram.
<i   Reverend YaniteUi has written maq/ articles pub-
Persomel dujring this period. lUshed in scholarly Journals
Heverend YaniteUi serves and magaziiies dealing wlQia
on the Boards of .communis wide range ot topics. He tos
, He is amem- .discussed ethics, exlsten-
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ber oftheBoardotDirectors,'' . the National Conference at'' Christians and Jews, Bronx " Chapter; Advisory Boar4{: Youth Consultation Services,; Jersey City, New Jersey Board of Governors, Jersegr City Chamber ofCommerce; Among Us other activities bA- serves onthe Advisory Boarcl
Dr. Edward D. Kiner
ttism, theology, student I^sonnel problems, leam- 'gjl'the Church, andecumen- (See the reprint of his Cle on brotherhood in lHdletln.>
e'Serend YaniteUi has re- .^Ived many outstanding hon-
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B^Pay Hov. 19
B>Oay, Wediesday, Nov. 19, wiU be aday of special significance for the Columbus Jewish Community. From 12:30 untO 6:30 p,ni., at the Jewish Center, the autumn bl^od drive wUl be in progress. .•Gordon Zeldman; pr'^sldent of the Jewish Com¬ munity Blood Donor CouiicU, emphasizes thattbe need for Uood is an ever-presei^ critical problem. . V If the Jewish Communily of Ctdumbus is to remain a participant in the Red Cross Blood Donor Program the number of donors must be increased. The jisual quota established by the Red Cross for aparticipating group is 20)^ ot the famUles involved. The Jewish Communily of Columbus is coming dangerously close to not meeting this quota.
A new progrdm for meeting the Red Cross requhre¬ ments has been developed by the Jewish C<»nmunity .Blood Donor Council. Under the new system, the nu^ar organizations in the'Jewish Communily—sis¬ terhoods, brotherhoods, B'nai B'rith, Hadassah, etc., would' be responsible for meeting a quota wlthbi •thehr group. Friends, aqiiaintances cr other non- members of the group can be solieited and their ¦ donations credited to the group.
A blood donor.has the security of knowing that be and his enUre family are eidltled to unllmited.ftee -Uood If the need arises^
Tbe Jewish Community Blood Donor CouncU urgent¬ ly need; your participating. C«netothe JewlshCent«r «n B-Oa;^, Wednesday, Nov. 19, or make an wpoint- ment at the Red Cross, 995 E. Broad St;, or at one d our;I«i|AJhp8pitaIs. > Be,a(Bj(^|ip^|^ili£|t^!to'thls most essential pro-
Israel Worns Lebanon Over Terrorists Raids
JERUSALEM (WNS) — Israel has strongly warned Beirut that it WiU take aU anpropriate measures to defend IsraeU citizens and territory firom commando raids launched firom Lebanon.
Tbe wandng followed announcement of an agreement be¬ tween Lebanon and Commandogroups aUowing the guerrillas greater fireedom of operation agidnst Israel firom Lebanon .^ territory.
A private message to tUs
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etEect was reportedly sent by Fremief Golda Melr toLeb- anese president Charles Helou through nations which maintain diplomfitlc rela¬ tions with Israel and Leb¬ anon. At the same time, Forcdgn Minister Abba £ban issued a pubUc warning dor-' Ing a television aiipearance.
tadcs against IsraeL They are also aUowed to use an aU-weather road to ferry men and suppUes fk'om Syria to replace a mountidn road closed by- snow during the. winter.
The Lebanese control was centered on the restriction over the number of com¬ mandos and the type of mis-
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Israel fitvoTBtheindepend-  JS^ftLT"? Arab belief is
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ColumbusN Torah Academy's NUth- Annual Scholarship Dtaner wUl be the setting for presentation of a si>ecial •f'***'''*''^!?^'^'*!!?*'?'not. aUow raids tf^maad- award to Governor James A. Rhodfes".:, to recofenWon or .*>>» omUinlqflo natlonid ««« anow raids dCamagm his efforts ta fiirtherlng-an understaiiiing'Qf tte cause of. ^aWcoltttralcharacter.How- Israel."MaWi« the award on behalf of tte State of Israel w'-levBT^Ii^ranon is under an Ambassador Arieh^EUan. The semi-formal eventtakes place   <*Ugsoon to respect the to- Sunday, Nov. 23 at the Sheraton Cohunbus.
Governor  Rhodes'  rela-    semithim that same year. In
tlonship wittthe Jewish com¬ munity has been established over two decades. Becoming interested ta the,State of Israel, he wasoneoftbefirst >pubUc~omi:ialB ta tbd'Uniied' State« to i^it there-after' the declaration of Statehood ta 1948. ¦
During his first years as governor, Rhodes, intro¬ duced a resolution on Soviet Jewry to the Ohio General Assembly (1965) and spoke before a communily-wide rally protesttag Soviet AnU-
Germ Warfare Possibility Soen bi M.£..
WASHINGTON (WNS) ~ Some Congressmen have voiced the faar that Arab terrorist groups might use chemlcfd and germ warfbre against Israel's clvUian po¬ pulation through such means as Introducing bacteriologi¬ cal agents Intothe water sup¬ ply of Israeli cities. Tbey doubted IsraeU retidlatlon ta kind because of Jerusa¬ lem's "humanitarian prta-
June 1967 he was ta contact witt President Johnson ex¬ pressing great coqcern over tte Middle East crisis, and was'a>fieatored sj^eaker dur- .tag,the 1967 rallyfor Israel at Tlferett Israel. "^ -~
As an Internatianal dalr- man of tte Olympic Com¬ mittee ta 1949-50, James A. Rhodes prevosted tte oukter of Israel's Olymtdc dele- gatiim by hostile Araltstates. For tiiepastsixyears,hehas oiiened tte (lovemar's Man¬ sion totlw annual Israel B<md Dinner, a strictly kosher af- fikir. Ais test, te is instru¬ mental ta bringing ta pro-
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dependence and security ot Israel and prevent any attack jmade from her territory en IsraeU citizens and terri- toiy."        ' i   .
Tte Foreign Minlstertten said that JszMl-^DOIdTeact; "in any way'that seems ef-' fe^ve*^ if Arab commando .groups carried out raids on border.settlements.
Israel by Arab leaders and newspapers'-- reportedly provid0$'' idt' a ceiling on commaildds — 2,000 is tte figure mentioned — tooper- ate fireely from tte areathey now occiw around Mount Hermm. Tte guerrlUas re¬ portedly agreed to Infiltrate very smaU units and tadivl- - duids and not carryoutlarge platoon or company-size at-
tudethat would result ta massive IsraeU^retaUaUon. One Lebaneseotncial was quoted by Western newsmen as saying ttey sawnothingta .   (Continued on Page 4)
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Tto possible danger was cltedidlsrdUcIosure taCon- gress that tte United States Army had" given ^lE;gyptlan mllltiBKy officers Cl^Wtrata-. tag a fe.w years ago^ E^n* used poison gas ta Yemei^ it was noted. Tte Nixon Ad¬ ministration hasnotreleased to tte Congress a complete list of aU Arab officers fti^m. various nations thathavere¬ ceived training ta military specialities tacluding.CBW^
Tte-danger of Egyptian use of poison gas against IsraeU farces along tto Suez Canal was discounted tecause Is¬ rael cotddretaUatewittcte- mlcal Warfare against Arab military tinrgets.
Tlie World's Weelc
JERUSALEM (WI)S)—IsraeU leaders tove descrited President Gamal AbdelNasser's speechtotte Egyptian Parliament pledging "war andUoodsted" toovercome Israel as flatter proof; if any wasneedec^of tto Arab leader's total ambition to destroy tbat nation.
JEBTJSALEM (WNS)~Fanner Chief Justice Earl .-Warren was awardedanhoncrarydBgreebytiieRebiew University ta Jerusalein and tt was revealedthat to had agreed to serve as chairman oftte Intemationalboard '   of overseers for tte school's Hany S.TrumanCenter for tte Advancement of Peacie on Mount Scopus.ta Us '^i|cceptance address, JuMce Warren noted Us un¬ concern over student unrest and dedared his telief \ithat *fttore is enough flexiWUty built into our insti- ; t^oiu so that real social change Is possible." \.f: I.^SHVIt YOKK CJTA)-rNew Y^rk'fi Jewish vijters, tte Vu^ipBest ethnic group ta the ctly, split sharply ta the ^i v4tli^'. tids wedc brtween vlctdrious Mayor John V. ¦-ii-'m^W, and defeat^ Demooratlci candidate Mario :;^4^epf»cclh0k moist pdtUcal observers agreed. Tte election results effiBcttvelydemoUsted tte concept of a "Jewish vote" ta the metropolis.
BIO DE JANEIRO (Vimy-A pubUc schod ta Rio de Jmelro^BrazU'li largest city, WiU^^I^^^ of Levi EsHcoi^'tte fanner Prcmiler of Israel, tte governor of Guanabara proytaoe annoanced. ~Brazl- ' IIan<^ewtah leaders^., itbraelis and .Jews been
honored through siidi means as ite Anne Frank School; ite Medtaat brad Schod andRio^reets named after Di^. "neodar Herzl, Dr. Chaim Welz-: mahii and iornier Premier David Ben-(iUrion.
Leonard Stern
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Common Pleas Court Judge Leonard J. stem was^ appointed Friday to tte Fraidtlta County Court ot Appeals hy Cov. James A. Rhodes.
Judge Stem fiUs tte va¬ cancy left by tte deatt Aug. 31 of Judge John C. Duffy. His appoiiAment means that aU five memtors of tto Ap-' peals Cbart are RepubUcans.
Judge Stem is vice presi¬ dent ot tte OUo-Kentu(^ region ot tte Anti-Defamd- tioa League of B'nai B'rith. Be received tto Sanford La- Un Award of tto Zion Lodge^P''^ of B'nai B'ritt on Oct 12, .t&t^ days after Us 65tt hirttday.
Tto award is presentedon the>asis ot service to B'nai Bfiritb^ tto Jewish C^munu- nity, -and tto conuntmlty at UirgB.,
Judge Stent was appointe^l : to tte Conrniion Pleas Coui^' ^^^r
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