The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 2, 1956 Page: 3 of 10
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ADGUST 2, 1956
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also criticized by the United pluralism as the pupils they
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This obviously also involved a
postponement until after the
High Holy Days. Moreover, it
has been pointed out to us that
such a change would be in the
best interests , of the Zionist
movement as a whole.”
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however, the function of the
schools to be conscious of the
various motivations that influ-
ence human behavior and to
utilize those means and devices
suitable at various age levels
to support the efforts of the
home adn church in building
good character in our children.”
Original: “The public schools
encourage the belief in God."
Revised: “The teachers in the
public schools know that while
most pupils and their parents
are affiliated with some church
or synagogue, some are not;
indeed they also know that
there are some children in the
public schools whose parents
give their allegiance to no re-
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ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF
AMERICA POSTPONES ITS
NATIONAL CONVENTION
New York (TA— The 59th
annual convention of the Zion-
ist Organization of America,
originally set for August 23-27,
has been postponed and will
convene instead beginning Oc-
tober 4th through October 7th,
1956, at the Mayflower Hotel,
Washington, it was announced
here. The postponement was ap-
proved by a vote of 187 to 9
in a mail poll of all members
of the ZOA Administrative
Council, the ruling body of the
organization between conven-
tions.
Announcing the new date of
the convention, Dr. Harris J.
Levine, chairman of the Nation-
al Administrative Council, de-
clared: “In the weeks that fol-
lowed the original decision of
the Council to hold the ZOA
convention in August insuper-
able difficulties were encoun-
tered in connection with this
date, which would seriously af-
fect the success of the conven-
tion.
“We have been advised by
important leaders in public af-
fairs that the proximity of our
convention date in August to
those of the Democratic and Re-
Parents Association on the
ground that it would lead to
divisive religious controversy in
the classroom, and that it failed
to respect the rights of those
Original: “The public schools J gp *
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LEADERS SEEK ELIMINATION
OF RELIGIOUS BIAS DI
ELECTION CAMPAIGN
New York (JTA)—An appeal
Washington (JTA) - State to both major parties and to all
Department sources indicated candidates to prevent and to
today that they saw no immedi- condemn any attempt to inter-
ate change in the United States ject racial or religious prejudice
attitude toward Israel’s arms into the coming election cam-
application despite the hostility paigns was made here this week
shown by Egyptian President end by church, synagogue and
Nasser against the Western lay leaders of the three major
Powers by nationalizing the faiths.
Suez Canal. Pro-Israel elements The plea, which will be for-
here had hoped the extreme warded to Leonard Hall and
anti-Western action by Egypt Paul Butler, Republican and
would cause a more favorable Democratic national chairmen,
view in Washington toward Is- respectively, was signed jointly
rael's appeal for defensive arms, by: Rev. Eugene C. Blake, pres-
State Department spokesman ident of the National Council of
Lincoln White refused to say the Churches of Christ in the
if Israel was considered a mari- U.S.A.; Archbishop Edwin V.
time power whose interests O’Hara, Archbishop of the Ro-
were important enough to be man Catholic Diocese of Kan-
consulted by the United States sas City, Mo.; Rabbi Abraham
on the Egyptian seizure of the J. Feldman, president of the
Suez Canal Company. This Synagogue Council of America;
emerged under questioning af- Mildred McAfee Horton, chair-
ter Mr. White announced that man of the division of Christ-
the United States was in touch ian Life and Work of the Na-
on the Suez issue with Eng- tional Council of the Churches
land, France, and will be in of Christ in the U.S.A.; George
contact with other countries. N. Shuster, president of Hun-
Asked if Israel might be con- ter College, and Irving M. En-
sulted, he refused to answer. gel, president of the American
But he implied Israel would Jewish Committee.
pages—which is 11 more pages
than the first version had. The
bulk of the revised statement
takes up ways in which the
schools can “acknowledge the
influence of religion and reli-
gious ideals upon Western
civilization, upon America’s
social and political institutions
and ideals, and upon the de-
velopment of moral and spirit-
ual values. Some of the original
passages and the version ap-
pearing in the revised report
are these:
to become a missionary far his
own religious beliefs. The atti-
tude of the school and teachers
New York (JTA) - the ligion."
Board of Education here today Original: "The public schooks
made public the text of a re- identify God at the ultimate
vised statement of moral and source of natural and moral
spiritual values in the city law." Revised: “This statement
schools, taking into considers- of policy recngamrs that most
tion the criticism that the orig- children come to school with a
inal statement violated the Con- belief in God, and that the
stitutional principle of separa- schools must not teach for or
tion of church and state by home and church in huikhm.
bringing religious values into disbeliefs of any group.”
teaching. Original: “It is an incontro
The original statement, vertible fact that as a rale the
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