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House, Senate Opposition Dropped on Egypt Arms Sale
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Opposition in Congress to
the Ford Administration's
military supply relationship
with Egypt ended ,Monday
with both Senate and House
opponents deciding to allow
the 20-year American em-
bargo on weapons to be
lifted.
TENNIS
LESSONS
Reasonable Rates
David Deitch
355-0629
Sen. Clifford Case (R-
N.J.), the last holdout
against the sale of six C-130
troop transports to Egypt
and the training,of Egyp-
tian military officers in U.S.
centers, expressed satisfac-
tion with the Administra-
tion's assurances in writing
that its program is limited.
Previously, Senators Ja-
cob K. Javits (R-N.Y.) and
Hubert H. Humphrey (D-
Minn.) agreed to go along
with the Administration
after the Administration
specifically asserted no
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WASHINGTON (ZINS)
— U.S. Secretary of State
Kissinger sent a special per-
sonal envoy to Israel to
sound out Golda Meir on
where she stands on certain
issues. The same sources
reveal that the mission was
strictly unofficial, and that
the envoy reported the Is-
raeli government as being in
a state of disarray.
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If all joy is adulterated,
where is the profit in joy?
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Kissinger Envoy
Meets With Golda
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other sale would be made to
Egypt this year. Case, how-
eve•, insisted on limits on
training, too, and the State
Department said only 20
officers would be trained
this year.
This particular sale in-
volves about $65 million,
nearly all of it in aircraft
and parts and the training
of the crews to use them.
Case's particular concern
on the training arrange-
ment was that it "opened
the door to a potentially
wide-ranging training pro-
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