Mrs. Meir Assures the Knesset of Friendship
Between Israel and U.S.; Attack s Gamal Nasser
9 Jews Win Council Seats
in South African Elections
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Nine Jews are among the 172
candidates who were elected to
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divide criminals into varying cate- established here. They are: D.
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gories."
In the general area of Israel's H. Schartz, A. B. Agranat, in the
relations with other govern- Transvaal; F. Sonnenberg, D.
Lazarus, T. Aranson, in the Cape
ments, she stressed this country's
"growing cooperation" with Province; and J. Jacobs in Natal.
All are members of the United
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France, and greeted Britian's
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As for the Soviet Union, she
sad that effort to improve rela-
tions are continuing. She said that
much progress has been made in
the area of cultural relations be-
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She told the Knesset that "the
supply of arms to those wishing to
destroy Israel does not tally with
the Soviet Union's declared policy
of liking peace."
The foreign minister said the
anti-Israel statement issued in
Cairo by Walter Ulbricht, East
Germany's chief of state, jointly
with Nasser, "denied Israel's very
right to exist." She deplored "this
immoral East German step."
urged the powers supplying
Egypt's President Nasser with
arms to consider the use which
he would make of those military
resources. The Middle East re-
maining part of the cold war zone
enables Nasser to resort to black-
mail, she charged.
Nasser, she said, is also res-
ponsible for the introduction of
modern arms into the area, and
he is "gambling" on conflicts in
various countries to bolster his
position.
She warned against the "false
atmosphere o f relaxation" t h e
Arabs are trying to emphasize,
"picturing such an atmosphere
instead of revealing their real in-
tentions toward Israel, whose ex-
tinction they now hope to achieve
through long-term plans."
Stressing the Arab decision to
form a "Palestine Liberation Or-
ganization," to be composed of
Arab refugees "now living at the
expense of the United Nations,"
she demanded that each refugee
recruit to that army be struck
from the relief rolls of the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Agency.
The Israeli foreign minister
urged nations to deter the Arab
states from implementing their
scheme to divert the headwaters
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of the Jordan River. That scheme,
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she said, is motiavated only by the
desire "to hurt Israel." "Israel,"
she stressed, "will never allow the
sabotage of the Israel water pro-
ject."
Regarding the " m om entous
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Presi-
change" in relations between
Israel and West Germany, she said dent Johnson appointed Morris B.
she hoped that all outstanding Abram, president of the American
problems between the two coun- Jewish Committee, to serve as the
United States
tries would be resolved. She re-
`he never bought
representative on
jected the contention of some
from Jerry Morse'
t h e United Na-
Israelis that establishment of dip-
. . . but today's well groomed,
tions Commission
lomatic relations between Jeru-
fashion-minded male relies
on Human Rights.
salem and Bonn may "make Jews
completely on Jerry Morse's
astute clothing selections!
He succeeds
forget the deeds of the Nazis."
Mrs. Marietta
Mentioning the decision by Ger-
Tree for the bal-
many's parliament to extend the
gentlemen's Mare
ance of her term
statute of limitations for the prose-
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which expires
cution of war criminals by only
Dec . 21, 1965.
42 years, she said she was "part-
Mrs. Tree was re-
cently appointed
the U. S. Am-
bassador on the
UN Trusteeship
Council.
Abram has
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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israeli-
American relations are good, and
co-operation between, Israel and
the United States is "very close,"
Mrs. Golda Meir, the foreign min-
ister, told the Knesset, Israeli's
parliament Monctay.
The recent mission here by W.
Averill Harriman, President John-
son's special emissiary, "contri-
buted much to mutual understand-
ing," s h e declared. S h e made
those statements in the course of
a wide-ranging report to parlia-
ment, to which she presented her
ministry's annual budget.
As to other governments—aside
from the U.S.A.—she said, there
) are both understandings and dif-
ferences stemming perhaps from
diverting opinion on how to at-
tain the mutual purposes of Israel
and those states which desire
peace in this region.
"Our views are not always the
same in assessing the dangers,"
she stated. She added that Israeli
feels that greater pressures ex-
erted against aggressiveness
would prevent more aggression
in this area
In the Middle East, she affirmed
Israel favors full disarmament
under mutual controls. But she
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