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              Buy Israel Bonds
Problems Seen For Mrs. Meir
In Forming New Government
Morton Godine
To Receive
ADL Award
Morton R. Godine
Morton R. Godine of Brookline
will be presented with the
Human Relations Award of the
Anti-Defamation League of
B'nai B'rith at the annual dinner
and meeting of its New England
Regional Board, Sunday night,
Nov. 9, at the Marriott Motor
Hotel in Newton.
Mr. Godine, who is a member of
the Brookline Board of Selectmen, is
a past chairman of the New England
Regional Board and a member of the
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VOL. XXV No. 11, Thursday, November 6, 1969 Price Ten Cents
For Jews In Arab World
Conditions Alternate From
Persecution To Freedom
Washington, (JTA) -
varies from  outright
freedom, equality and respect
Washington Post reported.
A survey of the 3,000-mile Arab
belt from the Persian Gulf to the
Atlantic by correspondent William
Tuohy indicated however even
where Jews are relatively well off,
they are increasingly apprehensive
because of the Arab-Israel conflict.
In those Arab countries that permit
emigration, the Jewish communities
have decreased markedly in size
and Jews continue to leave in large
numbers, Mr. Tuohy said.
He reported that the plight of Jews
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The condition of Jews in the Arab world
persecution in Syria and Iraq to full
in Morocco and Lebanon, the
| News Highlights (
I   ISRAELIS SEE LEBANON CEASE-FIRE AS SETTLING NOTHING   I
Jerusalem, (JTA) -- Top level sources in Israel believe the
present cease-fire in Lebanon between Palestinian guerrillas and
the regime of President Charles Helou has settled nothing.
The struggle for control of
Lebanon is continuing but President
Helou is still standing firm against
the guerrillas and apparently has a
large    part    of    the    Lebanese
population behind him, according to
these sources.
The sources here said the crisis in
Lebanon is being directed by the
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RED CAB
Begins Negotiations
With Gahal And NRP
Jerusalem, (JTA) -- Mrs. Golda Meir, Israel's Premier, has
run into tough talk from Gahal (Herut-Liberal alignment) in the
first stages of her Cabinet-making, and some members of her
dominant Israel Labor Party are expressing reservations about
the desirability of including Gahal in the new Government.
The United Labor Party, whose
Alignment with the leftist, Marxist
Mapam came out of the Oct. 28
national election for the seventh
Knesset with less than a majority, is
in a weakened position and is ex-
pected to face long and tough
negotiations over the composition of
the new Cabinet.
It was learned that the rightist
Gahal will not agree to a new widely-
based coalition built upon the basic
policy lines of the outgoing Labor-
dominated Government of National
Unity. Gahal is expected to demand
four ministries; at present it has
only two Ministers-Without-Portfolio
in the Cabinet. Laborites, on the
other hand, say that the presence of
Gahal in the Cabinet would in-
troduce a brake on Government
activity, especially in foreign af-
fairs. Gahal stands for annexation of
the occupied territories.
The National Religious Party
(NRP). third strongest in the new
parliament, is a likely and im-
portant factor in the next Cabinet.
The NRP, which picked up an extra
Knesset seat with the counting of the
soldiers' vote to give it 12 to Gahal's
26, has demanded a ban on television
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Centralized Service To
Aid Elderly Established
A new centralized service designed to speed apd augment ways
of assisting elderly Jewish people was established this week by
the Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston.
The program-to be known as the
Central Service for the Aged-began
operation this week, according to
David R. Pokross, President of CJP.
The office will be located at CJP
headquarters at 72 Franklin Street.
The phone number is 542-8080.
One of the first of its kind in the
country, the new service will
establish a "Central Address,"which
will provide information regarding
services available to the aged and
make referrals to the appropriate
agencies in the community, in-
cluding both constituent members of
CJP and non-constituent agencies.
CJP will also establish an Inter-
Agency Council on Central Service
for the Aged, which will have
responsibility for review and
evaluation of the program.
The Inter-Agency Council will
include members appointed in
consultation with the participating
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Herman Snyder      Louis Milender
agencies. CJP will provide the staff
for the Council and for the functions
of intake, referral, and follow-up.
Among the agencies participating
in the program are the Associated
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State Of Affairs:      By emanuel goldberg
The Drift Of The Nation
In the tantalizing contradictions of these times, there is a moot
question with respect to where the country is really drifting - left
or right, or toward the traditional U.S. center of moderation and
common sense.
No American election today can be safely
diagnosed save in the most rigidly philosophical
rotten boroughs. The Spiro Agnews may be
issuing clarion calls to the manifest destiny of
America for the balance of this century or em-
bedding historically the status quo, scarecrow
visage of a frightened society striving un-
successfully to keep clear of revolution.
Yet it is interesting to observe the tactics now being adopted by
responsible conservatives to spotlight their philosophical
outlook, gather support for their public programs, and appeal to
the broad base of the American people.
Recently in Washington, four major conservative
organizations - the American Conservative Union, Human
Events, National Review, and Young Americans for Freedom --
organized the "First Annual Conservative Awards Dinner."
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