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Israel to View.
Arab Mergers as
Potential Danger

PARIS (JTA) — Israel has
alWays regarded the entry of
an Iraqi . Army into Jordan as
a danger to her own security
and will continue to so view it,
regardless of the Iraqi-Jordan
union, Mrs. Golda Meir,- Israel
Foreign Minister, told a press
conference here.
Mrs. Meir, who arrived here
for a short visit before under-
taking a West African goodwill
tour, conferred for 40 minutes
with Foreign Minister Christian
Pineau of France. She met

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separately with H. T. Boijny,
Minister of Public Health, in
connection with problems which
will arise during her African
trip.
Mrs. Meir presided over a
meeting of Israeli envoys to
half a dozen European coun-
tries who were summoned to
Paris to meet with their chief.
The Israeli Foreign Minister
told newsmen that Israel's re-
action to the Arab mergers
would be dictated by Israeli
security considerations.
(In Cairo, President Nasser
told thousands of Egyptians,
who crowded into the Koubbeh
Palace gardens to congratulate
him on his near unanimous
election as president of the
new United Arab Republic,
that formation . of the new
state* spelled the start of the
"complete liberation" of the
Arab world. He specifically in-
cluded Israel in this area.)

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about a nursery for blind kids
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to
Phoebe and Lillian on their first
u
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