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Friday, August 6, 1971-15
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Israel Imports Will Continue to Rise,
Organ Says; Trade Deficit Up 14 Pct.
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Israel's
imports, which reached a record
$1,400,000,000 in 1970, an increase
of 9 per cent over the 1969 level,
are expected to grow at the same
pace during 1971, according to
Commerce Today, a biweekly pub-
lication of the U. S. Department of
Commerce.
The magazine says the import
situation is a reflection of the
rapid growth of Israel's economy
since the 1967 Six-Day War.
It states, "This over-all growth
is likely to continue" unless it
is impeded by inflation which
began in 1970 and the massive
trade deficits which have been
financed by borrowing from
abroad."
Commerce Today says that the
rate of increase in Israel's gross
national product has decreased
from 14 per cent in 1968, to 10 per
cent in 1969 and 9 per cent last
year and is expected to be only 8
per cent this year.
The magazine also reported that
in 1970 the U.S. sold Israel $342,-
Pentagon Says
U.S. Retaining
ME Naval Edge
000,000 worth of goods, or 23.8 per
cent of Israeli imports. At the
same time, the U. S. purchased
$149,000,000 of Israeli goods, or
19.1 per cent of all Israeli ex-
ports.
Israel's balance of trade deficit
rose by 14 per cent during the first
six months of 1971, owing mainly
to the purchase of ships and air-
craft abroad, the Israel Central
Bureau of Statistics reported.
If ships and planes are excluded,
Israel's trade deficit actually de-
clined by 8 per cent for the period.
According to the bureau's fig-
ures, it stood at $298,000,000 for
the period January-June 1971, com-
pared to $325,000,000 for the same
period last year.
Adding the purchase of ships
and planes, the deficit climbed
to $412,000,000. Israeli over-all
imports grew by 19 per cent dur-
ing the January-June period to to-
tal $879,000,000 net while exports
rose by 24 per cent, totalling $468,-
000,000.
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into a "super navy."
Master
Blackman said in a foreword to
Charge
the 1971-72 issue of Jane's, pub-
lished in London, that "so prolific
has the Soviet naval shipbuilding
effort been that the USSR is now
able to maintain a standing naval
force in the Mediterranean five
times stronger than five years ago
to counter the American Sixth
Fleet."
The Pentagon spokesman, ques-
tioned by the JTA, said the two
aircraft carriers the U.S. maintains
in the Mediterranean and the fleet
of ballistic submarines equipped
with inter-continental missiles gave
the U.S. an advantage in long-
range strike feasibility.
According to the Pentagon, the
U.S. has approximately 40 ships
in the Sixth Fleet while the So-
viets have about 50 in the Med-
. . . from our
iterranean and possibly more than
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new
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in Egyptian ports flying the Egyp-
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said both U.S. and Soviet naval
vessels would use the Suez Canal if
it was reopened.
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Dayan Visits Refugees
Transferred from Gaza
to Northern Sinai
TEL AVIV (JTA)=Defense MM-
ister Moshe Dayan visited El
Arish in Northern Sinai July 29 to
inspect renovated housing pre-
pared for families which are to
be evacuated from the. Jebelaya
refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.
About 30 families have already
been resettled in El Arish. One
family told Dayan that they are
looked after by the United Nations
Relief and Works Agency
(UNRWA) and that they have
jobs.
Dayan visited the Jebalaya
camp later to inspect a new road
and the houses marked for demo-
lition.
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