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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, April 1, 1960 —
Ben-Gurion Says His Trip Abroad `Was Not in Vain' Eshel Heads Israel Delegation
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Prime intellectuals and skilled work- a meeting with Soviet Pre- to UN; Nash New Consul in L. A.
Minister David Ben - Gurion, ers, and the second is attracting mier Khrushchev.
back in Israel after a 16-day
visit to the United States and
Britain, observed that he had
good reason to feel his journey
had not been "in vain."
He cited his talks with Presi-
dent Eisenhower, Secretary of
State Christian Herter, leading
Senators and other political
leaders, as well as his contro-
versial meeting with West Ger-
many's Chancellor Konrad Ade-
nauer. His summary of the
Washington conversations was
that "there were almost no dif-
ferences of opinion between the
United States administration
and myself."
He' emerged from an El Al
airliner at Lydda Airport to
step into a pouring rain and a
greeting from nearly 200 dig-
nitaries-. After greeting each
member of the welcoming
group, he read a brief state-
ment in which he said that in
his talks in Washington he had
discussed world problems, Afri-
can and Asian and Middle East
questions and, "above all," the
consolidation of peace in the
Middle East. He said he had
"good reason" to believe his
talks with Chancellor Adenauer
would be beneficial to Israel, a
remark which political sources
interpreted to be a reference to
reported negotiations for multi-
million dollar credits from West
Germany.
Addressing a conference of
Mapai later, B en-Gur ion
stressed that he sees two great
possibilities for Israel in Amer-
ican Jewry: one is immigration
to Israel of professional men,
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The Prime Minister said that
from now on Israel must pay
attention to the younger gen-
eration of American Jewry
quite apart from appeals for
funds and from "material mat-
ters," but on the basis of spirit-
ual values. He also emphasized
that after his meeting in New
York with leaders of the United
Jewish Appeal and the Bond
Organization, he felt that Amer-
ican Jewry is completely con-
fident in the men who are re-
sponsible for conducting the po-
litical and economic affairs of
Israel.
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Michael Bodrov, the Soviet
Ambassador to Israel, con-
firmed that Prime Minister
David Ben-Gurion had asked
the envoy's help in arranging
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Extensive construction of re-
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Miami Beach a buyer's market
for the spring and summer va-
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modern, comfortable rooms in
hotels that are complete with
swimming pool and private
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as $75 a week, double. In a
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room cost.
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more, and the visitor who tries
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The confirmation came in re-
marks by' the Soviet envoy as
he prepared to return to Russia
for several weeks home leave.
When the envoy greeting Ben-
Gurion on the latter's arrival,
the Prime Minister told the en-
voy that his request to meet
the Soviet Premier "when and
where he would like" still stood.
The envoy promised a reply
when he returned from- his
home leave but said he could
not promise a positive reply.
Hammarskjold Calls Talk
with Ben-Gurion 'Friendly'
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.,
General . Dag
Hammarskjold said he' and
Prime Minister David Ben-
Gurion had held "a dialogue in
the philosophic and human
sense" when they met here two
weeks ago. He made that state-
ment in reply to a question at
a news conference here, adding
that he agreed with a statement
made by Mr. Ben-Gurion in
which he said: "We had a
friendly and frank exchange re-
garding o u r differences of
opinion."
Hammarskjold w a s asked
whether there was -likely to be
any progress in the near future
toward release of the Greek
freighter, the Astypalea, which
the United Arab Republic has
detained at Port Said since Dec.
17. He replied that "I have
nothing new on this to tell you."
(JTA) — Secretary
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Is-
rael's Ambassador to Uruguay,
Arieh Eshel, has been appointed
deputy head of the Israel dele-
gation at the United Nations.
Eshel, who will hold the per-
sonal rank of Ambassador, was
formerly director of the For-
eign Ministry's East European
division.
Find New Gusher
North of Heletz
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
TEL AVIV — The Israel oil
prospectors company reported
Wednesday bringing in a gusher
in the northernmost' part of the
Heletz Oil Fields.
Company officials said the
oil strike indicated that the oil
fields extend to the north as
well as to the south. They said
that before Heletz No. 25
gushed oil to 100 feet, it had
been assumed that the oil field
extended only to the south.
The new well was found at
5,000 feet. Initial tests indi-
cated that there would be no
need to pump the well because
there is enough gas to force it
to the surface. Efforts to find
deeper oil layers in the field
will be made in the next few
days. The Heletz field now
yields about 110,000 tons of oil
annually from 23 wells.
Yaacov Nash, former spokes-
man for the Ministry of Police
and director of the Inspector
General's office, was named
Consul in Los Angeles.
The Foreign Ministry also an-
nounced the appointment of Is-
rael's first Consul-General in
Nigeria, the British African col-
ony which will be given its in-
dependence later this year. The
post went to Shlomo Argov, a
graduate of the Foreign Serv-
ice Institute of Georgetown
University and of the London
School of Economics.
Delta Ready to Open
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Delta Air Lines' 14th annual
"Dream Vacation" program will
be launched Monday in cere-
monies in Detroit as well as in
Cincinnati and Chicago.
This year, Delta is offering
vacation package plans to 13
resort areas including Miami
Beach, the Florida sun coast,
New York, Washington, New
Orleans and cities of the Carib-
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Calm Assessment
by Jews Urged in
S. African Crisis
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
CAPETOWN, Cool heads and
calm assessment, as a response
to the South African racial
riots, was urged Tuesday by Sid-
ney Walt, chairman of the Cape
Council of the Board of Depu-
ties of South African 'Jews.
Speaking at the annual con-
ference of the Cape Council at
Capetown, he said, "The first
condition for peaceful solution
of our country's problems must
always be maintenance of law
and order." He said that "Re-
sort to violence and taking the
law into our own hands is con-
demnable unreservedly." He
added that everyone hoped that
South Africans of all political
viewpoints would find a corn-
mo nground in seeking peaceful
solutions and a readiness to
support measures for that goal.
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yellow and white floral dec.tra-
lions and miles of festive tulip
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chief industries.
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Holland 400 years ago from •
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a horse-drawn mail coach mak-
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couriers, dressed like their 16th
century predecessors, will
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horticultural exhibition in the
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