Israel to Proceed with Jordan River
Danny Raskin's
Irrigation Project Despite Threats
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African states on a "quid pro
quo" approach.
J1atUSALEM — No threat of
Mrs. Meir said she was not
any kind will influence Israel to
slow d_own work on the Jordan prepared to demand from Ghana
River irrigation project which an explanation of what consti-1
is vital to Israel's development tuted friendship and added that
and which will be completed as what Israel was doing in Africa
quickly as technical considera- was more than "policy," that it
tions permit, Mrs. Golda Meir, was a continuation of the tradi-
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Israel's Foreign Minister, de- tions of the Jewish people.
She said she agreed that Israel
clared Wednesday in Israel's
should strive to improve relations
Parliament.
with the Soviet Union. However,
She made the statement in
reply to several questions and she pointed out, the Soviet's hos-
tile attitude and refusal to main-
BEFORE LAST WEEK'S
suggestions made by Knesset tain
even commercial relations Tiger vs. Yankees series in De-
deputies during debate on her
was not attributable to Israel's troit, Mickey Mantle, returning
ministry's budget. She rejected votes in the United Nations.
to action after aggravating a leg
a proposal by Herut Deputy
Aryeh Beneliezer that Israel Other countries which do not injury, laughingly told about
vote
with
the
Soviets
do
not
being rushed to the hospital
should "get tough" with Ghana
suffer the same treatment, she when it happened and put un-
and base its relationships with said.
der observation . . . One after-
noon, between examinations, he
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