Combined Jewish Philanthropies, Boston, Massachusetts

              _ Executive Committee      <*
( June 27,   1967
The CJP Board of Trustees will be notified of this action and urged to act'
accordingly.
Calling attention to the fact that the preat deal of work required during this
month's emergency forced defermenv of a number of CJP activities,   Mr.
Grossman advised that special effort be made to streamline some of the
work of CJP in the next few months.    Specifically he suggested that this
year the national and overseas agencies not be granted automatically the
usual privilege   of a budget hearing before the several committees of the
Social Planning and Allocations Committee.    It was further suggested that
the chairman of that Committee have discretionary power to grant or withhold such opportunity.    Upon motion duly made and seconded,  it was unanimously
VOTED:    That the National and Overseas Agencies be given an
opportunity for hearings before the planning and allocations committees on a selective basis at the discretion of the Chairman of
the Social Planning and Allocations Committee,  with the understanding that this action is to be in effect only during the current
fiscal year.
Mr.  Grossman announced that Leo Dunn,   Chairman of the Metropolitan
Division in the  1967 Annual Appeal,   is providing leadership in the devel- '	
opment of a year-round education program for the Division,  an area of
work,  long recognized as needed for the common interest of CJP and the
outlying communities,   whose contact with CJP has been relatively limited.
Mr.   Dunn 16 leaving Sunday on the Young Leadership Mission to Israel
sponsored by the UJA.
Mr.  Grossman reported the appointment of Louis Milender as chairman of
the Commission on Families and Individuals,   one of three commissions established to undertake the study and planning of services and agency programs,
and incorporating data developed in the Long Range Planning Project.    Upon
motion duly made and seconded,  it was unanimously
VOTED:    To approve the appointment of Louis Milender as chairman
of the Long Range Planning Commission on Families and Individuals.
Mr.  Grossman reminded the Committee that work is proceeding on revision
of CJP's By-Laws,   copies of which had been mailed to the Committee.    He
urged members to communicate their suggestions for changes to Leonard
Kaplan,   Chairman of the By-Laws Committee,   before July 5.
Mr.  Grossman also reported that a committee has been appointed,  as authorized by the Executive Committee,  May 23,   1967,  to participate with the Jewish
Community Council and other community organizations in considering the problems involved in dealing with requests by community groups for joint sponsorship
or     financing of community housing,  the obtaining of loans, and other interfaith