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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-01-21

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U.S. Signs $54.4 Million Credit -Pact
for Agricultural Purchases by Israel;
ment
No N-Weapons in Arms Aid

WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
Jewish Telegraphic Agency learned
details of a $54,400,000 credit agree-
ment signed last week under which
Israel will purchase American ag-
ricultural commodities.
The amount Is double that of a
similar agreement in 1967 when
Israel was granted credit of $27,-
600,0011- for agricultural purchases
here.'

Flint
News

Newman-Frank Troth
- Announced in 11: Va.

MISS SARAH NEWMAN

Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Newman

of
the

Charleston; W. Va., announce

The credit grant is for 20 years
at an interest rate of 2 per cent
for the first two years and 3 per
cent annually thereafter. The com-
modities involved are feed grain
wheat, edible oils and tobacco.
An agreement between the Unit-
ed States and Israel that will help
Israel become self-sufficient in the
production of certain weapons,
does not involve nuclear weapons,
State Department spokesman Char-
les Bray said in reply to questions
at a news briefing.
The agreement, entered into last
fall but made public only last
week, calls for a limited trans-
fer of American technological, data_
and production knowledghlbat will
enable Israel to produce for itself
certain U.S.-designed defense ma-
terial.
Asked if It included nuclear tech-
nology, Bray said, "That is out of
the question."
The United States, may soon
supply Israel with 120 combat
aircraft — 40 Phantom jets and
311 of the slower but more versa-
tile Skyhawks, according to an
article in Time magazine.
The article attributed this
development to "knowledgeable
sources."
According to the Time report,
President Nixon agreed to the
deal following his meeting last
month with Premier.: Golds bleirc
thereby reversing the pnevious
American position that the Mid-
East military forces were in bal-
ance.
State Department officials would
neither confirm nor•deny the Time
report.
The magazine article stated that
40 planes over a year's time was
mentioned as a schedule, but that
actual negotiations would await
the return to Washington of Is
rael's 'Ambassador Itzhak Rabin.
Rabin has since returned to
Washington and conferred with
Assistant Secretary of State for
Near Eastern Affairs Joseph J.

engagement of their daughter
Sara Beverly to Michael Sanford
Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hy-
man Frank of Flint.
Miss Newman. attended Mellon
Univeriity, Pittsburgh, and com-
pleted her bachelor of music de-
gree at the University of Michi-
gan, where she was president of Sisco.
Sigma Alpha Iota Professional
According to Time, Nixon's
Sorority. Her fiance was gradu-
ated from Flint Northern High
School and earned his BS degree
in zoology at the U. of M., where

is enrolled in medical school.
He is a member of Phi Sigma
Delta Fraternity. The wedding will

he

take

place in May.

Community
Calendar

Jan.

23—Tween Bowling, 2:30 p.m.

Town ana Country Lanes
24—Beth Israel Sisterhood
Board Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
25--'Bnai Brith Women Meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m., Univer-
sity Club
—Bnai Brith Lodge Board
Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
—Commission on Jewish
Education Meeting, 8
p.m., home of Dr. Leon
Rosky
26—UJA Campaign Meeting
—Men's Division, 8 p.m.,
home of Dr. Leon Rosky
27—ORT Meeting, 12:30 p.m.,

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Reports from foreign news media
that the State Department is ap-
plying pressure to delay the sup-
ply of Phantom warplanes and
spread them out over as long a
period as possible were not en-
dorsed by the sources.
According to the foreign reports,
the U.S. appears to be ready to
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a timetable- suitable to Israel, but
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COPENHAGEN (JTA) — Den-
mark's Chief Rabbi Bent Melchior
offered to give "all necessary in-
formation" to any envoy who might
wish to check the religious legality
of his conversions. "All conver-
sions to Judaism carried out in

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promise to deliver more warplanes
softened Israel's position on ne-
gotiations with Egypt for an in-
terim agreement to reopen the
Suez Canal. "Obvious but unmen-
tioned is the U.S. intention to the
the flow of shipments to Israeli
cooperation at the negotiating
table," Time said. "If Israel be-
comes recalcitrant again, the
Phantoms may suddenly stop com-

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Former Congressman HERBERT
TENZER, an attorney, has been
named president_ of the United
Jewish Appeal of Greater New

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"

12—Friday, January 21, 1972

DEXTER

Denmark Rabbi
DefendS Policies

Denmark are objectively kosher,"
he said.
"I shall be glad to welcome any

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