The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 33

MIAMI HERALD fri July 10 1970 Adopting Innovations Another Soldier Charged by Army Pay Raise For Queen Slirs Row Synagogues Listening To Youth Rahhi Says THE 4 be universal in Miami by September of 1971 WHILE THE relocation of the may not come about any time soon if at all the discarding of robes by the rabbis is being tried in Jacksonville and elsewhere both among Reform and Conservative synagogues Rabbi Rutchik reported The acceptance and implementation of most if not all of the recommendations from the youth conventions is a real indication of the impact of the young people in the synagogues today he observed and points up the potential importance of the Sunday night sessions which the rabbi expects to be copied throughout the area next summer Rabbi Rutchik noted that a drive underway in Miami to enlarge the Bureau of Jewish Hebrew high school and to include the suggested and Jewish courses in the curriculum The requirement that parents be enrolled in adult education courses parallel to Hebrew school courses has been experimented with successfully in several Northeastern synagogues he continued and will be recommended as standard operating procedure at the biennial convention of the Southeast region in Atlanta in November He added that some synagogues here are planning to adopt such an approach this fall and that he expects it to with premeditated murder in the machine-gunning of two unidentified Vietnamese on March 16 1968 in Son My village and My Lai hamlet was a member of Co First Battalion of the Amencal Division which swept through the hard-core Communist-controlled area Eleven other members of the company including its commander have been charged with various crimes including murder rape and assault Previously ordered to trial were First Lt William Cal-ley Jr who is charged with the murder of 102 civilians Staff Sgt David Mitchell Sgt Esequiel Torres and Pvt Gerald A Smith you are invited to visit THE MIAMI HERALD BUILDING Public Tours Monday thru Friday at 10 a 12 2 and 4 GROUP WEEKEND i SPANISH TOURS accepted by reservation only Tel 350-2600 5-B EZZ -1 Classified Ads "My daddy believes that if something isn't done to improve our state educational system and done soon when I'm ready to go to school the schools may not be ready for me" "My daddy says it's time to put Florida's schools back on top where they belong My mommy was a teacher and she feels the same After all most of us can't afford a private school" "My daddy is a candidate for the Democratic nomination to the legislature He would vote to improve our public educational system" MIKE COLO NY CARES DO YOU? In Greater Olliami Synagogues WASHINGTON (AP) The Army announced Thursday a fifth soldier will be ordered to stand trial for murder in the alleged massacre civilians in Son My-My Lai Vietnam in 1968 Spec 4 Robert 21 of San Francisco was informed at Ft McPherson Ga that his case will be referred to trial by general court-martial as a non-capital offense The soldier is charged A Sun Tan On the Job BOSTON (AP) Boston police officers went to New Hampshire and donned swimsuits to get their man They were after Richard Megna 26 of Boston sought for failing to appear June 15 in court on 10 charges including armed robbery larceny conspiracy breaking and entering and receiving stolen goods On a tip two officers went to Hampton Beach NH changed into trunks and searched the beach They finally found Megna and returned him to Massachusetts PENNCREST Retired Clergyman To Serve Temple As Slimmer Rabbi PIMM A retired clergyman from Ventnor NJ has been named summer at Temple Beth Sho-1 4144 Chase Ave Miami Beach He is Harry Jolt rabbi emeritus of ngregation Beth Judah in Ventnor A graduate of the Teach-JOLT ers Institute of the Yeshiva University Rabbi Jolt was ordained at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America which also awarded him the degrees of Master of Hebrew Literature and Doctor of Divinity He was a Hillel counselor at the University of Nebraska an Army chaplain during World War II and served several synagogues besides Beth Judah where he served more than 20 years Five Red Mogen Dovid ambulances for Israel have been purchased by the Cuban Hebrew Circle Congregation 1242 Washington Ave Miami Beach Led by Rabbi Dow Roz-enewaig president Simon Shaftal and vice president Saloman Terner the 700-member congregation not only provided the ambulances but has pledged to purchase vitally needed blood processing equipment for the Col David Marcus Blood Fractionation Plant the only such center in Israel A group of 47 teenagers LONDON (AP) A royal row blew up in London Thursday over whether Queen Elizabeth II one of the richest women should get a pay hike William Hamilton a Labor Party legislator says the time is not ripe for a royal raise there are no obvious signs of poverty or Sir Gerald Nabarro Conservative Party member and monarchist claims that despite rising costs the Queen had an increase from the government since 1952 The Queen gets $114 million a year to pay for the monarchy Out of this she has to pay her 300 full-time staff from the lord chamber-lain to the housemaids The husband Prince Philip put the royal finances in the news last November when he told an interviewer on American television: go into the red next The new Conservative Party government of Edward Heath has still to declare its attitude Heath and his cabinet are likely to be sensitive to criticism that a royal pay hike would cause after Conservative election promises to curb inflation and control prices and incomes in the public sector No one knows exactly how much the Queen is worth but the best estimate is that her private fortune is $144 million cim PCI WliKUfS citt mrn cwtu 113 St 27 HOi 1M Ill I PM of By ADON TAFT Herald Religion Editor The voice of youth is beginning to be heard and heeded more in the synagogue as well as in government the director of the Southeast Region of the United Synagogue of America (Conservative) reported here Thursday Rabbi Allen Rutchik said the latest indication of the trend here is the series of sessions which began last week with the college students of three North Dade and South Broward svna-gogues With selected aduns from Beth Torah Congregation Congregation Raphael and Temple Sinai (of Hollywood) invited to join them to listen some 25 students will meet again this Sunday night and then on alternate Sunday nights for the remainder of the summer to air their gripes views and suggestions concerning the synagogue The first session disclosed that young people are questioning said Rabbi Rutchik really know what they believe Nothing is sacred to not angry about the he added enjoy the fact that so many alternatives are open to them because of their affluence they have to set goals which require certain beliefs to THIS DOES not mean that they are abandoning Judaism the rabbi hastened to point out But because Jews are more readily accepted as Jews in the world today they feel free to be critical of the traditional faith and the way it is expressed in the organization and activity of the synagogue For the same reason adults today are more ready to listen to such observations Rabbi Rutchik noted and in Miami as well as elsewhere in the nation more and more Reform and Conservative congregations are naming young people to various boards and committees in the synagogue These developments represent the impact here of the package of suggestions adopted six months ago at the international conventions of the United Synagogue Youth (the Conservative organization for high schoolers) and AT1D (the college group) TO BRIDGE the generation gap halt the disaffection of Jewish youth and strengthen Jewish identity among the youth the conventions called for: THE REVISION of Hebrew school curriculum especially at the high school level to include Jewish subjects and courses on the Holocaust the Mideast the Jewish New Left and Judaism and sex PARALLEL INSTRUCTION courses in adult education programs and the Hebrew schools PLACING YOUNG people on synagogue committees to the liturgy and giving both lay adults and young people opportunities to conduct services and deliver sermons 9 RELOCATION OF THE (podium) to the center of the synagogue and the discarding of his robes by the rabbi to bring the spiritual leader closer to the people Rev Deter Named Padre of the Year The annual Award from the Catholic Youth Organization of the Miami Archdiocese has been given to the Rev William Dever assistant pastor of St James Catholic Church 530 NW 132nd St The Irish-born priest was cited for long devotion to the CYO program within his own parish and for his untiring aid to the Archdio-cesan CYO program in IAIII TREASURES fRCiHTENACH 145 PM YVECR -3- 831 PM TEMPLE EMANU-EL 1701 Washington Av Fri Eve Service 6 00 PM Sat Morn Serv 900 AM Dr Irving Lehman will preach on: Thera Room For God la This Compulor Sermon: 10 30 A Membership Inquiries Invited I 1 8000 BTU AIR CONDITIONERS rrihdihhfTf Tr-- Read All Day Bn 14495 1 6995 1 9995 21995 22995 24995 29995 FUltS? 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