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Nmv York, l.I'i'Ai J!cpri".''ii. lalivi's ill' .Jcvusli (i|-;;;uii/.-il.i(iii'i on five continents will nssiMiibln ill (Irnewi ml Ait:;n-.l Kj-17 in a work! roijfi.'i-i-iicr.' of Jcwi.-:h organization;; 1o roir.ldiT major problems ruiiironl in;; Iho Jewish people.
S*'-( i iil f«r tin* tliuu<<.iiiiW iKHisliif; ii (lf<.[iciut?l> •if |iiiml[;iant clillilrifi mid tliclr jiarritts who now live in Isrn<-1'« hlianty tcmns—tlii.i niii'iiliiiiol. I\Inr'' WIKIIII faclllllrs ninsl tin niiiiln mail.'ilili' t» thc.'id clillilrcii. rl'l»> fainillcs of tin- ina'nh.'inil must Im Iicl|)(i| l>y tlic X'liitri) ,)cuIsli Appeal ivliirh rrr-rlvrs Its Niiplmrt from fli<« Jcivlslt l'liiliiiitlirojiU's of Oin.ili.'i.
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Jfi-iiKatem 1WNKI • DnrliiR tlte 1,-i'it tw» ycaiv! the Anvirlcim fJovcjrninelil, vliieh has now miiioiinecd oflid.'illv that it is I»Tmittim; (he stile of meU-oroloBlcal l'ddvcts to tlif United Aral) UPjiulilic. ha.i repeatedly lefuxod to prnnit the siiln of the saint type of rocket to Israel. <irayo Concern In Israel Anlcriciiii willni(I"ess to sill i-or;kets to the United Arnb Hepublic k vitwcl in.Israel with i;rave cnneeri), .since Israel';; re<iuo:;t for sm:h rodtots was reJnsed nnd since the Soviets refused to sell these rockets to the IJAH. It is feared hi Wnsliitifiton that this decision of tlie Anicrican t'overninent'may indicate a trond to court the good will of 1'rcsidcnt Nasser, even at the expense of npsettln/; the procarions balance of arms In the Middle East. It i;; alao feared that this move may lead to Soviet reconsideration to sell rockets to : Na.xser. KhnvM-II I-uiincliInc At the weekly session of the
Ilio dc Janeiro, IJTAi • i'fofcs.snr .Sih(?ir,'i fiuena, audior of a Poi1u/;i.'No-KuiKiKi^r Mf:JiodJ djo iirmnry which (k'liiKh!i tlie words ".lew," ".S_\ nui'pi'jw'' nnd rjllici" ti'nn.'i affefjtiiii! ,/fv.s ami Jndai.Mii in offr'ii.'a'vi;, rafisl terms, lias rcfusi'd tu allrr Ihiisc ilcfinilionx, nll.hdi.iKli o n l f i n i lo do HO l*y i'l t'sidc/il Janifj dt> S a h o QuridioH nt 1'iiazil. Several montJis aj^o, J'r'-sidfiit Qn.-idios ordered thai the iiclioiil Oittionnry, tiif Klaiulurd lexicon us'id hj Ivia/ilian .scliouls he rcvi.si-it lo flimiiiHie "all del'inilions offensi\re lo nations, races or i-<'li|'ii>tu:." I'rofr.s.-ior IJin•!!(). a u'eJI-known Ii)illolo(;i!it, has .vuhmitlcd a "revised'' verKitm of hit il'u'tiowivy, pliininatinj: definitions found offensive by Je.siiiJ.s, Nt'jjroes and
The nnxl edition of the Jewish Press will lie Issued August 25 in accordance witli tlie summer publication schedule.
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r«covcnr, M n . Ida Koplon ,, , ,,,,., recovery, Hvrr.ro Mlldtr recovery, MOB Venacr fom weddlnu onnlmrsory Mr. anrt W n , Simon S i c l r t a o iMcrlon, Pa.)
Synagogue Donations Sam Fish, Mrs Ron Freld'n, Mr», D«n Hnbermdn, /.In. Ido Rai'nberp, Mr«. Mav-mo Tcmm Abromson (Shrtvcporl, Lo.l.ln momory of h«r mottitr P.tlxKxO Teniln, LO"1« ana Morton L. Deotn In rftmory of molrwr, Minnie a. Deaen.
Special Contributions Ra/pli ulonk, tt«afi» tlcl-dj iw
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A river cruise picnic for Ihtf f-Iiildcn Am* ("lull will lie hponsorcd liy (lie Omaha Section of fin1 National (..'oiineil of Women, Monday, Au:;usl :M from noon toll p. in. on ll)c Kiver lielle. Traiisiiorlation will be provided from Hie Jeuisli f'oninninity Center at 11 a. m. The coinmitlee in churge of tho cruise includes the Minos. Louis Culler, Hubeit Jj'vine, ,Iuslin Manvilz, J. Milton Margolin and We I a Simon. Mrs, Margolin, D534(jfifi, or Mrs. Culler, 455-7143 may be called for reservations. The Golden jV;e ('lull if cosponsored liy the National Council »f Jewish Women and tlia Jewish Federation.
Swedish-Israel Trade Increases
Dr.. Philip Sher Home for the Aged Donor
Cruise August 14
Next issue of Jewish Press on August 25
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Mesirj. onrf Mmei. Arthur A. Cohn, Po"l Verel, _ , , , , ' , . C,..J M I H Ota Scmnitr, U u n Sommer, Mn. Loonord Klein Sanarq Freedman Mr. ond Mr>. Reuben II, Brovm • M « Klrslionbcium Jolin K l t k " • Jomci L«vey (Lincoln, Ncbr.)
drive before llio summer vacation KOii.soii gels into full swing. To accomplish this, however, we inusl. liave an all-out fiiic'il pu.sh by our .solicitors. We urge every worker lo wrap up his campaign job very ((uiclcly by visiting »H of the remaining contributors assigned to him and securing Ihose vary important iniTeiiBNl gifts," Steinberg concluded.
Panamanians, hut insiKtod on n>tiiiniiiK tin* terms offensive to the Jewish profile.
Israi-1 CabiiiL't 1'ivmic'i- Il.ivlil Stockholm, 13'1'Ai- -Israel ex}leri.Gnri(in stated that Israel ports to .Sweden rose from 27,. , ,, ,i fire it|I( w t o U A U lnt(; (lcti lo 000.000 Itrona, 55,^30,000 in 1959 ; . . , , t o :!R,600.00O kronn In lPfiO, licI-ocliCl o n J u l y cdebrJ " "" '" - •cordiiifr to fif;ures released here. tion of the anniversary of .Swcillsli exports to Israel inKitypf.i revolution. That this is (•rca^cd (lnrini; the same period . t n e jcaimn, j,e said, Israel pulili- from 2fi,R00,O0O kronn ($4,4.'iO,OOOt to .'M.SOO.OfM) krona (?G,r i z o ( | j t 3 I n i l I l c h i n R . o f (he Sl.avitt750,0001. n ;i u.ce, .a,,loa,,, ) n th(, !lst . . . »»mcro.w scientific experiments e T1C(I o l l t wl >^ *><"•" «" »™utdisclosure. <In Wiishini'ton, Senator KenWashington, fJTA) — Israel's neth B. Ivcatlm; of New York Indicated in a message to iiee- launchlnn of a lmilti-Btnce sounilvctary of State Dean Husk tlmt ing rocket was termed this week achievement" and the sale of rockets by the United a "wonderful 1 .Stahu to the United Arab I'.e- n tribute to Israeli scientific propublic may lie questioned in the gress liy a spokesman for the coniinu Senate debate on the V. S. National Aeronautics and Vorci/in Aid 13(11 nnd anti-bias .Space Agency. amendments to that measure. "Based on tho past bellirrerent record of the UAH, I have serious Jerusalem .— Tlie executive reservations about how these council of Israel's Port Authorirockets mny be used," .Senator ty, elected the former Ciiief of Keatlnij told tlie Secretary of Staff, Brigadier Hnim I,askaw, State.) aa dircetor-fjoiieral. The Authority, the fii-jt public corporation licre, will take over the operatio.i anil development of port facilities- of nil Israel's principal (The Dr. Philip Slier Home for tile Afjed acknowledges the following memorials and donations.)
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The Center Health Club will he closed for renovation and repairs from Monday, July 17 through Sunday, July 30. TIio H e a l t h Club will reopen on Monday, July 31, r?orman BuclnvaUI, Health Club Director, announced.
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Casablanca, fJ'I'A)- •The Moroccan Ministry of Justice h;:3 decided to nominate a new rabbinical jud/;c in Ajiadir In order to encourage th<; return to that city of hundreds of Jewish families who wore forced to leave when the city was leveled in. tin. earthquake lust year. A small Jewish 'community has already teen re-established there. In ifcnbat, meanwhile, the appointirrent was announced of Jo Ahana, as Chief of Cabinet for the Ministry of Commerce. nnd Industry. M. Ghana had previously occupied tliis post for two' years nnd was dismissed. Moroccan right-wing newspapers today criticized the appointment of a Jeiv to the Ministry, describing Commerce Ministry Joundy aa "pro-Jewish."
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Jewish ('on;rre.s;;, U'ljni Ii'rilh, Jioard of Deputies of Dritish .Tews, Canadian ('ou^ross, Cun.'U'il Ilojirowntntif rle;; Juifr; tlo France ICIXIV), IMI.A, Hie Ariconlinv Jewish representative optimization. Kxecutlve Council of Australian Jewry, Jewish h n li o r Omimittce, .South African Jewish Hoard of Deputies and. the World Jewish (!(in;;rcsB, 'Hie J e w i s h Altency u'ill ho represented at the conference by observers.
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Tile provisional (ij;(.ii(l.i of tin meeting includes a ri-purt (in u world nieotiui; on Jewish cduo'i1ion in 1!)li'J; a study of the im}mct of-tlif J'Jii.-fiiii.'iiiil trial on public opinion in various ureas, a di.scciKiiiin of tli" situation oC Jews in Ifussia, .'mil iti North Africa, problem;'. <>f runwi'ii that will arise In the Kith Central Assembly Iliis autumn, fimj recent devolnpjm-nt.'i of 'lit; Arab refugee problem.
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Tl.io HKil !'lil!an(Jiro|)ics Campaign took .mother l<mjc .stride tow.'inl .SIKTCMS this week fis Ilie (olal of nk'd^i'S and fon1i"il»ififiiis moved p<'tsl mark. the
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AW, OUTS.TV AWARD Atlantic City (J'i'A)—The national "School Bell. Award" for nn outstanding educational television program was presented here to the Anti-Defamation l-eagup of B'rrni B'rlth for a full hour dramatic program, broadcast last. January by CBS-TV. INSTITIiTK FOR MOIJ«!UI,An BIOLOGY Israel—-An Institute for molecular biology mid an International student training 1 and.research center will be Incorporated into the development program of \he Welzmann Institute of Science.
In the interest of members of the community who annually extend Rosh Ilashanuli greetings through the special pages in th« holiday issue of the Jewish Press, a coupon and suggestions aro made available cm JIURC S. Holiday greetings through th» Jewish Press has loiig been a tradition for families and organizations in the area. Everyone i» urged to fill in the coupon, clip ami mail it to the Jewish Press. The greeting panes will.have an early closing deadline. (See 3).
Reminder: Start Bazaar Articles A call hns gone out to the women in the community to start preparing handmade articles for the Federation of Jewish Women's Club's booth nt the Children's Memorial Hospital Bazaar. The event is scheduled for Monday, October 30. Many handmade articles— aprons, knitted wear, art objects and similar items are needed for the booth representing the Federation Women, IV was announced by the Mmes. Hubert Somnier and Arthur H. Goldstein, co-chairmen. "The success of the booth In the past, was made possible, by the attractive handwork Given by otir women, and we are locMnj; forward to the products of their skill and Generosity again," Mrs, Sommer declared. For f u r t h e h information, call Mrs. Sohuner, 553-5051, or Mrs. Goldstein, 391-0G85.
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Mr. nml Mrs. lOrle Miiry and chjldreii, Hho.'ida. Sue ami WilJiam l.c-lie of <,'hici!;i), III. )i;i\e returned homo afler spendin;,' tlieir vacation with Mr. and Airs, 1 Max Katz and Clara l.ep Kiitz, (iucsts at Hie home of his parMrs. Marx is the daughter of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe fiosen- the Omahans. b"n', are his (;randii,firents, .Mr. and Mrs. Aaron floseiilx.-rif, and Mrs. Helen I'L-kdW and son, lion- Dedication Service A monument will be dedii;.'ded aid, all of Tii-oiiklyii.-N. V. Other out-of-town vi.sitids were to the memory of Mrs. Clara Mr, and Mrs. Karl Kaplan and SchiiitzItT, •Siinilny, Aui^UKt 0 at son, Itichurd, McUiehen, X. J.; 10::;0 a. in. at Golden Hill CcnioMrs. Art W'ciner and .sons, Barry tery. Itahhl IJenjninin fiioner of and iloliert, San Antonio, Tex.; lieth Israel' .Syiiii;yi;;iie will ofLeonard Weincr, Bei-\vyii, ill.; ficiate. Mr, and Mrs. Tiurton Slierre and dauchter, Phyllis, and Mrs, A. Confer Day Campers Shefre, C'hii'aeo, HI.; Mr, and Hoys and (jirls who attcinled Mrs. Yale Kully and children, the second session of tho Jewish Arlene and I/JIJIS, and Mrs. O l i a Community Center Day Camp Kully, nil of IIar,tinj.;s, Nebr. are;
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Members of Aleph Z;idil{ No. 1 .'elected six cirls as sv.xelheart candidates for their annual dance, September 2 at the Ulac-kstonc )If)1el. 'J'lic i;liis are I/iis fjreeii)>ers. Ilarbara Kaplan, Sherry Kraft, Terry Milder, Sandy Paril"in.'in lind Fiancee Kile. The tnoup received n certificate of appreciation from thp K:i-ter Se.il Foundation for their p.-utinpatitin in Hie or;rntii/ati'in'n fund apjieul. Tlie hoys have alM> aided in the appials of the Iw-art fund, mother's march ami multiple sclerosis under the dirtriion of t'liairnicn Harry Kort 1407 Horncy liml Abe Jj-her. -
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Miss Katleman Plans An October Wedding M -. I ' • v i < I K a t I f in a n t i n j . n ' i i i ' i i i)if> eiifji't'cmeut of h e r
il i'i 'lid r, .iiinirc Ann, t o Philip I!. Wayne, «M.JII of Mr. and Miy. I .iv. ] •-• i- c Wayne of Albu'jUi'njiu?,
N V. Tin' r (niiilc is plrtuuiu;- ;itl O'.'lolii r IWIMIIIC;.
M r s Katle-inuit ntti.-ii'lrd tlio I ' n i u i M i y of-Wisconsin ;cf M.idiHIII »ml is at. |>rc.r,i-nt u s t u d e n t id Ilif University of New Mt'xico. I Iff fkuici' alli'ii'li'il tin; l/iiiw.TBity of \"f \v Mfx!f!'j,
Rabbi Brooks Iianioi To Advisory Group knlilil .Sidney H. Brooks of Tinifile f-iacl, has been named u mi'iiilji i- rA the Alumni Ovcr.'cois i/.ilidiial ciiininitlcc, an n<I\lv>iy |;intij>, established by tilt! Jl< hirw I nion rf'ollocc-.Icwisli Instituto of KHi<:ioii. Kabbi Brooks Mill M'Mr as re;^i'jn;il lv-pnwnlntiu> fur Nebraska and Imvn. '1'lie wininittei' will hold Its firsl uu'ct.in ; in ('inciimati Juno J-4.
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Paris" ilaiu:e at: the Kynri|;ojjuc social hall, Saturday, July 20 from f):,'i0 j). in. to ]L':.'10 a. in. 'J'lio affair is free for all paid-up members. MOIMUIJ', July 17 at the (,'II«.EMr. (inil Mrs. Millon Tii'lzcr, road.'j auditorium. J'lannin;; will overall chairuii.ii, and Mr. HIKI lx' i.'ompleleil for the style show, Mrs, ,)oe Jlursti'iii, ro-chahmeii, "American Youth in Israeli Fash- will 1>« assisted by Mr. ami Mrs. ion," and luncheon mi August 'JH Gordon Klewitz mid Dr. mid Mrs. u(. thy CroKsroad.'; auditoriuui. Irvine .Shapiiii.
All-Day Mc-etlnp; Tlio Omaha (-hajitcr of Hada;;nali will liolil nn ;d!-day SIHIIIIUT board mcolini;, ijc^Jiiniii;; at 10 n. m. uiiii i»i:h!<liii;; luncheon on
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University Woim.'ii's I'oiuniiUeo will meet Thursday, July 21) at the liniix: of .Mrs. Dave .Slcin, 481!) rhiciii^ii Slreet, nl 10 a. m. jMrs. N. II. Green lien; will lead tin1 (lisuussion on the book "Lord ,!ini" by Joseiih (.'oni'iid.
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"Htjlcs for I.ivinj;" tlio second Anunnl Jewish Holm: Tour sjoincoroil liy Ihe Hutli J';i .Syna;;o);ue .Sistei'lidod will he held oil Tuesday, October 2'\. (leneral eo-r.-liair- • men will be Mines. Morris C. I'Vllniiiii and .loel Ifelfman.
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I'llnis at Z i>. in. Films, many on Israel, arc n 2 J). rn, feature ot the Oolden AKL1 Lounge i>roi;ranis eaeli Monday. The film showings are open to ull iiiftiiliors of the (Jcimmunily,
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Iurunc-ilia l.aUe, N. Y.--A n--.olulion (il'iMfilnr; hiii|;o and other ioniifs of j;.irnhlifij; us fund-raisini; device;, fur !;yiin[",op,ues was adiiptrd hwv hy tli.- Kutiruial Fi'deratidn of Je','. ir.h Hen's Club:, :u its .'"Jiiil annual cuuvehtion. 4(1.(100 AT IN'STITCTK New York (J'I'A.i ..l!|.war.l of •iOdOO persons athiiiicd locini'i-i. and s.wii[!o:;i:t roiiducted dMriiii; tin- l:ist Wiisi.ii hy Hie llotv.l Institute.
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New York (WNS)—The hoard of directors of the VVeizmami Institute of Science approved a 10year biiildiiii; nnd cxjiausion jiro[;rani for the institute. The first iv-w unit will lie the UHman lnstituli-" of l i f e .Sciences for mok1cular hioln^y f;tudy.
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JM'K IS DARK AM) MtfcAKY lor this f.itnlh vt lniiiilCr.'mt« In Iirarl «lio jnnst U\a to^cUirr In one room In our of Inrftol'd Immigrant shant} to«ii"<—tl»> %o-call(d ina'ith.irot, lur la<U tit a real home. Tim luted Isr io\ Appeal, a iiirmbf>r affonry of tlio I <ilt<-d JoHlsh Appcil, nm<,t h d p ma'abjrot (iHollcrt and otlier Ill-housed persons and ;u »< 01111 rs obt iln real liunirs.
Civil War Exhibit Shows Jewish Life Washington, <JTA>—Dr. Uertram Kbrn of Philadelphia, a noted Jewish historian, declared here that the Civil War was "one of the crucial experiences in the development of American Jewish life." He said that when the war began about two-thirds of the Nation's 1G0.OOQ Jews were immigrants of the previous decade. " B a r e l y come to these bhores, hardly adjusted to the new life, they were rapidly Ainericanized in the pressure-cooker of the fratricidal c o n f l i c t , " Dr. Korn stated at the opening here of a E'nai B'Hth exhibit, "American Jewry and the Civil War." The exhibit, containing several hundred rare items, depicts the outstanding Jewish soldiers and statesmen who played historic
B'noi B'rith HENRY MONSKY LODGE 354 'INSTALLATION DINNER July 15, 1961
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Omahan's Poetry Is Written on New York An arrangement of poems on Kew Yorlt City was written in that city by i<5-ynar-old Siirnh Milder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.eo Milder. It is on sale in a hook store. The p 0 e t r y was composed while visiting the author's artist 1> r o t h e r, Jay Milder, who sketched the illustrations. Mis* Milder won a prize for one of her poems' while a student a t Central High School.
Have you tried Direct Distance Dialing yet? FAST, CONVENIENT tONG PISTANCE CAUING in yours to enjoy with Direct Distance Dialing. Just a few spins of thn dial nnd you'ro talking to friends or relatives in faraway cities. Easy to do, too—just dial the area code for the city you wish to reach (codes for all areaB are listed in your DDD booklet); then dial the number of your party in the distant city. Vac instance—to call RO 7-8900 in San Francisco, juwt dial:
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ITS AS SIMPLE AS THAT! A friendly chat by long distance is always pleasant—call today by DDD and enjoy a double thrill! MIllARO AND PANtUOM TEUPHONG CUSTOMEEUt To reach any DDD number, first dial 112, then the are* code and the distant number. For instance, to call RO 7-8900 in San Francisco from. MUlard or Paplllioni dial:
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To coll Council Bluffs from Omaha, merely dial the telephone .' jnumber. To call Omaha from Council BVuffg, dial " 1 " and tlio number. • ",'.• To reach points in Eastern Nebraska (area code 402) just dial the telephone number.
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