American Israel Public Affairs Committee
AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE COLORADO BUILDING • 1341 G STREET. N.W. • WASHINGTON. D. C. 20005 • 638-2256 Chairman living Kane, Cleveland Honorary Chairman Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, Rochester Executive Vice Chairman December 28, 1970 I. L Kenen, Alexandria Treasurer Louis C. Grossberg, Washington Dear Friend: Executive Committee Martin Abelove, Utica Jacob M. Arvey, Chicago Jordan C. Band, Cleveland On November 2, I sent you a letter about the Louis Barnett, Fort Worth American Israel Public Affairs Committee. Harold Bernstein, Brooklyn Hon. Gilbert Bettman, Cincinnati Charles Bick, Forest Hills Morris Brandwine, Detroit I was joined by Elaine Siris, Morrie Levinson Howard B. Brin, Minneapolis and Irving Kane, three national Jewish leaders. Victor Carter, Los Angeles Millard M. Cummins, Columbus Beinesh Epstein, New York Moses P. Epstein, New York We appealed to you to support our Washington-based Irving Jay Fain, Providence Committee because its activities are indispensable in the Prof. Leonard J. Fein, Cambridge Louis J. Fox, Baltimore on-going campaign to ensure American economic, military and Arnold R. Ginsburg, Philadelphia diplomatic aid for Israel. Robert B. Golder, Philadelphia Aaron Goldman, Washington Prof. William Haber, Ann Arbor Mrs. Samuel W. Halprin, New York In 1970, the Committee helped to rally the support Mrs. Alexander Hassan, Washington Carl Henry, New York of the Senate and House to win arms and credits for Israel. Philip E. Hoffman, South Orange Mrs. Charlotte Jacobson, Bronx Mrs. Milton Jacobson, New York This effort must continue in 1971. In addition, Moshe Kagan, New York Jacob Katzman, New York we must do all that we can to make certain that our Govern Rabbi Abraham Kalman, New York ment stands firmly with Israel in resisting Soviet-Egyptian Philip M.
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