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Dr. Raoul Berger to Deliver
Lefkowitz Lecture at Emanu-El
Bar Mitzvah
Engagement
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• Dr. Raoul Berger, Charles
Warren Senior Fellow in
American Legal History at
Harvard University, will de-
liver the annual Rabbi David
Lefkowitz Lecture at Temple
Emanu-El, 8500 Hillcrest, on
December 4,1974 at 8:00 P.M.
Dr. Berger’s topic is “The
President and the Constitu-
^pn.” The lecture, sponsored
Temple Emanu-El’s Adult
Education Committee, is open
to the public at no charge, and
^iild care will be provided.
|he Rabbi David Lefkowitz
Memorial Lecture was estab-
lished by the Board of
■trustees of Temple Emanu-El
■l 1961 in appreciation of
Rabbi Lefkowitz’s dedicated
and enlightened ministry to
Sample members and to the
™ty of Dallas from years
1920-1955.
g DR. RAOUL BERGER
Impeachment: Some Consti-
tutional Problems was writ-
Kn by Dr. Berger in 1971.
nowever, the work was
delayed in the Harvard Press
and consequently was not
published until 1973, when
with the Watergate crisis, a
Presidential impeachment
^as being considered. Im-
peachment was used exten-
sively by legislative and
executive officials who
wanted a constitutional un-
derstanding of impeachment,
for the work is considered the
definitive legal study on the
subject. Although Impeach-
ment has been used in
political circles, it was moti-
vated purely by legal scholar-
ship - a point Dr. Berger
continually explains.
Born in Russia, Professor-
Berger moved at an early age
to Chicago where he spent his
formative years. While a
youth he received training on
the violin and until the age of
twenty-seven performed
professionally.
Deciding to pursue a legal
career, Professor Berger re-
turned to school and received
his AB from the University of
Cincinnati, his JD from
Northwestern University,
and his LLM from Harvard
University. He then served
with the Securities and
Exchange Commission in
charge of appellate matters
and as Special Assistant to
the Attorney General. With
the outbreak of World War II,
he became General Counsel to
the Alien Property Custodian.
After the War, and until 1958,
Professor Berger maintained
a private legal practice in
Washington, D.C. and pub-
lished over forty scholarly
articles in legal periodicals.
In 1962 Professor Berger
was appointed Regents Pro-
fessor of Law at the Univer-
sity of California at Berkely.
He left three years later and
devoted himself to writing. In
addition to his study on
impeachment, Professor
Berger has also published
other landmark editions as
Congress vs. the Supreme
Court (1969) and Executive
Privilege: A Constitutional
Myth (1974).
For years Professor Berger
has been a member of the
American Law Institute and
the American Bar Assoication
He has served as ABA
Chairman of both the Section
of Administrative Law and
the Special Committee on
Special Courts.
JONATHAN RADEN
Jonathan Raden, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Raden, 3436
Winged Foot Ct., will become
a Bar Mitzvah on Saturday,
November 30, 11 A.M. at
Temple Emanu-El. Rabbi
Gerald Klein wil officiate. A
seventh grade student at St.
Mark’s School for Boys,
Jonathan is the grandson of
Mrs. Anne Rundell of Omaha,
Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs.
Raden will honor their son at
a luncheon for invited guests
following.
khepps JCC Skating Party
PAUL ROSENBERG
Paul Rosenberg, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Rosenberg,
12229 Cox Lane, will become a
Bar Mitzvah on Saturday,
November 23, at Shearith
Israel Synagogue. Paul is the
grandson of Mrs. David
Goldstein and the late Mrs.
Lena Rosenberg. Mr. and
Mrs. Rosenberg will honor
their son at the Congrega-
tional Kiddush following.
LEE MICHAEL WOLFF
Lee Michael Wolff, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wolff,
7829 El Pensador, will be Bar
Mitzvah, Sat., November
30, at Temple Shalom. Rabbi
Saul Besser will deliver the
charge of responsibility to the
celebrant who is a seventh
grade student at Westwood
Junior High School Grand-
parent honors are shared by
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wolff
and great-grandfather, Mr.
Sally Mayer all of St. Louis
who will attend the Bar
Mitzvah. Mr. and Mrs. Wolff
will honor their son at a
Kiddush to which all members
cf the Congregation and
friends are invited. A lun-
cheon will follow for invited
guests.
PARIS (JTA) — Militants
from the Student Jewish
Front Organization demon-
strated in front of the UN
Information Center over ad-
mission of the PLO to the
UN General Assembly debate
on the Palestine issue.
”Wun<t
AT ITS VERY BEST
MISS LINDA HEFTER and DAVID ALAN PECK
Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Hefter, 4303 Wigton, Houston, have
announced the engagement of their daughter, Linda, to David
Alan Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peck, 3408 Flair Drive,
Dallas.
The future bride attended the University of Houston and
was graduated from the University of Texas at Austin where
she was a member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. She is a
teacher in the Houston Independent School System. Her
fiance was graduated from the University of Texas and is now
attending Medical School at the University of Texas in
Houston.
The couple will wed March 22 in Houston with Rabbi Gerald
Klein of Dallas and Rabbi Jack Siegel of Beth Yeshurun
officiating.
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