Friday, September 7,1979
The Jewish Floridian and S ho far of Greater Hollywood
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'Death to Zionismi
150 Blacks Demonstrate
Outside Israeli Quarters
NEW YORK (JTA) Chanting slurs against
Jews and the State of Israel, about 150 Black Americans,
American-Arabs and their sympathizers staged a two-
hour demonstration Monday afternoon in front of the
Israeli Consulate and Israel's U.S. Mission here. No
incidents were reported.
The demonstration was sponsored and organized by
the Black United Front as a protest, according to a press
release given to reporters during the demonstration,
against "the Zionist racist pressure which resulted in the
dismissal of Ambassador Andrew Young."
THE DEMONSTRATORS carried placards
denouncing Zionism as "racist and Fascist," and praising
the Palestine Liberation Organization. The demonstrators
also carried Palestinian flags, and some wore kaffiyehs 
"he traditional Arab headdress.
"Death to Israel, death to Zionism, long live the
PLO," the demonstrators chanted vigorously, in response
to various speakers who demanded that the U.S.should
change its Mideast policy and recognize Palestine rights.
The leader of the Black United Front is the Rev.
Herbert Daughtry, who organized demonstrations last
summer against Hassidic Jews in the Crown Heights
section of Brooklyn.
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B'nai B'rith to Honor Bill Markham
William ("Bin") Markham,
properly appraiser for Broward
County, will be the 1979 recipient
of B'nai B'rith's Great American
Traditions Award, at a dinner-
ball in his honor, on Sunday, Oct.
28. at the Diplomat Hotel,
Hollywood.
"B'nai B'rith is honored to
give this coveted award to such
an outstanding citizen," an-
nounced Jack J. Spitzer, in-
ternational president of the
service organization. "His
dedication to his office, com-
munity and the youth, is
demonstrated through a broad
spectrum of endeavors and ac-
complishments.
Proceeds from the event go to
support B'nai B'rith's multi-
faceted youth program, with a
wide range of cultural, religious
and civic activities in Florida and
throughout the nation.
Active in many civic and
philanthropic organizations,
Markham has received six
national awards for innovative
contributions to the assessing
profession, and the "Good
Government" and
"Distinguished Service" awards Leonard Farber, has been
from the Junior Chamber of named general chairman of the
Commerce. dinner.
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Holy Day Services
High Holy Day tickets will be
sold at Temple Israel of Miramar
on Sundays, Sept. 10 and 17 and
Wednesday, Sept. 12.
* USY will have a getac-
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Party at the Miller home, 8663
Sheraton Drive, Miramar. This
event is for teenagers in grades
nine through 12. Call the temple
for further information.
Temple Israel Men's Club will
sponsor a Disco Dance and Con-
test on Saturday, Sept. 8, at 8
p.m. at the temple. Call the
temple office for further in-
formation.
Temple Israel welcomes the
following new members: Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Strauch, Mr. and Mrs.
Marc Kaufman, Sharon Prig-
more, Hyman Kramer, Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Schulman, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Adler, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Weisz, Louis Finkel, Mr.
und Mrs. Paul Lipton.
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Day ticket inquiries are welcome.
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