TH E DETRO IT JEWIS H NEWS — Friday, May 22„ 195 9- 18
,
U. S. Aid to Israel Totalled
$670,000,000 in Last 11 Years
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
To The Jewish News
TEL AVIV—American aid to
Israel since the proclamation of
the state totalled almost $670,-
000,000, John Haggerty, chief
of the U. S. Mission in Israel,
reported in a speech to the
Rotary Club here.
He said this sum broke down
to $12,800,000 in technical aid;
$291,200,000 in special assis-
tance, mostly grants or gifts;
$20,000,000 in development loan
funds; $162,500,000 in Export-
Import Bank loans; $131,000,000
in agricultural commodities
sales and $52,300,000 in food
gifts.
In another breakdown he said
that 23 percent of the total
went to agricultural develop-
ment, 18 percent to irrigation,
27 percent to mining and in-
dustry, four percent to trans-
portation, nine percent for elec-
tric power and 19 percent for
various health, housing and
public works projects.
Stressing American help to
the Negev, Haggerty pointed
out that 6,000,000 Israel pounds
from American f u n d s were
spent on agricultural schools
and experimental stations, $3,-
000,000 for afforestation in the
Negev and $15,000,000 for ir-
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rigation which included the
Yarkon and the Negev, $10,000,-
000 for housing, $10,000,000 for
developing mines and the Dead
Sea works. He said smaller sums
had been granted for roads,
electric lines and communica-
tions, including $10,000,000 for
expanding the railroad to the
inner Negev.
The funds provided by the
recently signed $5,000,000 devel-
opment loan, it was reported,
would be used for loans to small
business enterprises which must
get equipment or materials
abroad.
Nashville Police Chief
Testifies on Bombings
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Max M. Fisher, president of
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
announces the appointment of
Jack 0. Lefton, chairman, and
Samuel S. Greenberg, associate
chairman, of the community re-
lations budget and planning
division.
Jacob A. Citrin, former div-
ision chairman, will be co-chair-
man of the Federation retire-
ment and insurance committee
with Nathan H. Siegel, a veter-
an committee member.
Israel Trade Balance Gains
FOREIGN TRADE IN RELATION TO
POPULATION INCREASE
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1957
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WASHINGTON (JTA)—The
police chief of a major south-
ern city has testified that in-
vestigation of the bombing of
a Jewish center in that city,
Nashville, Tenn., has produced
evidence indicating an inter-
state terrorist gang.
Police Chief Douglas E.
Hosse told a House Judiciary
subcommittee studying possible
anti-bombing legislation that
"the Jewish center bombing
followed a pattern extended all Soviet Union Marks
over the southeast part" of the
United States. He called the 25th Anniversary of
violence occurring in other
cities at about the Birobidjan Region
Ben-Gurion to Allow southeastern
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
same time "amazingly par-
To The Jewish News
allel."
Pilgrimage to Mecca The dynamiting of a syna- LONDON—The 25th anniver-
of the proclamation by the
by Moslems of Israel gogue in M i a in i occurred on sary
Soviet government of Birobid-
March
16,
1958,
the
same
day
NAZARETH, Israel (JTA) —
jan as "a Jewish Autonomous
Israel is ready to permit Mos- the center in Nashville was Region" was observed in the
lem residents to make the an- bombed. In the f ollo wing Soviet Union on May 7. It was
nual pilgrimage to Mecca, month, he noted, a Jewish in- reported here by the Soviet Em-
Prime Minister David Ben-Gur- stitution in Jacksonville, Fla., bassy. The report said that the
ion said during a visit at the was bombed and an attempt so-called "Jewish Autonomous
which fizzled, was made to Region" of Birobidjan has de-
Garqa Elgarbiya village.
The entire populace of the dynamite a synagogue in Birm- veloped "big industry" and has
became "a granary for the vast
village turned out for his ar- ingham, Ala.
The police chief said he Khabarovsk territory."
rival and the Prime Minister
that the sudden abate-
told them that the Israel goy- believed
At the same time, however,
of the wave of threats
ernment would make every ef- ment
Jewish experts here familiar
and
b
ombings
was
due
to
fort to effect Arab family re- knowledge that the FBI has with the situation in Birobidjan
unions and would assure each been investigating the violence. declared that there are only
35,000 Jews in Birobidjan among
such rejoined family enough
urged adoption of federal a total population of 200,000 in
land for a viable farming unit. He
anti
-
bombing
legislation
"to
. The Prime Minister said he remove the reign of fear and the region. Birobidjan was "an
regretted that border conditions terror." He was supported by empty Plot," it was pointed out
barred the end of military gov- Abe Goldstein of Atlanta, on which the Soviet Union an-
ernment in the area but he speaking for the Anti-Defama- nounced in 1934 that it would
place Jewish "pioneers who
promised the maximum relax- tion League of Bnai Brith.
would use their talents."
ations possible and gave assur-
ances that the "necessary re- Mrs. Meir Leaves Sickbed,
Ben Gurion Hopes For
strictions" would not interfere
Resumption of Emigration
with the daily lives of the vill- Goes to Latin America
agers. He told the villagers that
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Mrs. Of Jews From Morocco
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Hope
both Israel and the Arab states Golda Meir, Israel's Foreign
needed peace for prosperity and Minister, who was taken to Beil- that migration of Moroccan
development for their mutual inson hospital Friday suffering Jews to Israel would be re-
good as well as for regional from severe fatigue, was re- newed soon was expressed by
leased Monday and left on her Prime Minister David Ben-Gur-
progress.
Latin American tour Tuesday as ion at a large meeting of North
African Jews held in Nathanya.
originally scheduled.
3 Appointments by
Federation President
4-
BETWEEN 1948 and 1957;
population increased by 136%
imports increased by 180%
exports increased by 378%
The significant gains which Israel has recorded in its bal-
ance of trade are highlighted in relation to population growth
during the first decade of statehood. Under the impact of
Israel Bond investments, special emphasis has been given to
the production of commodities for export. During a period
when the country's population increased by 136 percent, im-
ports increased 180 percent, constituting less than the increase
expected in terms of the rise in the standard of living. Exports
at the same time increased by 378 percent.
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17315
MUIRLAND
Detroit
UN. 4-5804
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