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meeting the needs for its security:
"The responsibility of saving
Jews and resettling them in Israel
at this time belongs in the largest
cord sum of - T450,000,000 for the Jews wile-wee- sew
rneasirre"
to - the Jewish people
beiwg
economic absorption of -. a_ rising flhltttd- to leave for
Israel Per-
in
everywhere. We cannot carry
number of. immigrants- -to -Israel; . "'"! 'eeweetheeS alkali ever be. much of 'this burden in a period
laraelliOntiganizatiOniAtfiloials fore. ; -
- Chief of staff of- crisis," Barley declared.
Former Israeli
an n!m,* *WV' 4 - .4" -"!--4i
Israel's _Finance Minister Pinhas.
Gen. Haim- Barley, who was the
'The annotincement 01 1
11411* .guest of honor. at the dinner, -as- Sapir stated in a cable to the Bond
film-inaugural - Selo:was made by sorted. that unless world Jewry conference that he has submitted
'Sad 'Itothbetg'; general " eitalrniaw -was - prepared to- extend -the fullest a_ new development budget amount-
of the Israel Bond Organization, measure of financial supPort, ing to $500,000,000. He said the
at an international -inainiural din- -Israel would not be able to fulfill Israel_ Bond campaign would have
to Provide. 90 per cent of this
budget—$450,000,000—if the- pro-
jects included in- it are to be fin-
anced.
Sapir indicated to the confer-
(Frees the files it
Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
ence that the largest item in the
Tenn =Ago R'his Week: 1932
g neY)
new development budget is 5207,-
Prof. Aerk"
Ehlitteln -Mid the JTA
T.11. iieliat laws. 000,000 for the Israel government's
fate - Will -be, far, beta" If-
— 7 ' °•' °"9."! viumagrazig"-- Of the share of the conStrtiction of .hous- -
German republic,"
jag,- primarily for new immigrants,
Bernard „.G. Richards- was feted for- 25 years as fintbor, journalist. and that $47,800,000 was allocated
for industrial development to
Zionist and American Jewish Congress executive setfetari.- -
create jobs for the newcomers.
Ift,Years Ago This Week: 391101 .
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Ihninotion -of agricultural de-
The Hebrew University in Jerusalem had 95 Arab;shnients, seven veloPMent, transportation and ex-
more than the year before
ploitation
of 'natural resources are
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other items in the .new budget- - --
Marking the 200th anniversary of the first Jetikiklement
In
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resolution
summing up the
Michigan, the University of Detroit staged; -sierki; ce eients honor-
Ob
jectives of the -1972 Israel Bond-
ing lase'.
Conference, the delegates here
The (Conservative) Rabbinical Assentbly . urged an end to the pledged "our unbroken solidarity
"chaotic, conflicting and competitive efforts!! birthe U.S. to aid Soviet and our, undivided energy to the
Jewry. "It is shocking how every national Jewish organization acts fulfillment of Israel's three basic
on own,- issuing pronouncements sometimen, contradicting one needs of 1972: a strong economy
another,: confusing everyone and _helping, no „one," Atabbi Edward tà . prevent another -war, economic
Sandrow, president, complained. " *.
'expansion tii" Provide- housing and
The Scsith"Afrken Board:Of Jeirishlieputies asked •parliament to jobs for an Increased number of
immigrants from Russia and up-
consider banning publication of anti-Semitic material:
grading-the housing and economic
Six: Jen*. Were killed.: and seven Dmariedsly ivormded in Algerian _opportunities of the disadvantaged
liberation -chuites. "The. nintt day; the Older rabbi - of Mascara died sector of the population?'
after beinglidied oinside?ilasisnalialtinsgoWs
Sen. Bury Goldwater (R., Ark.), picketed in New York by
fseisises, Gintrect Divider
fascists,- declared in Madison Square Garden: "Let -mOsare is a man
who is half Jewish . I don't remeniber ever having _known a Jew
who wasn't a patriot"

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bem„
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and Canada in the unprecedented
amoun t of :$126,460 000 initiated . cunicern
American...Ay -for
American
ra ise
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