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NEW YORK— The Jacob
Blaustein Institute for the
Advancement of Human
Rights of the American
Jewish Committee, the
Columbia University Pro-
gram of General Education,
and the Columbia Univer-
sity Center for the Study of
Human Rights jointly pub-
lished the proceedings of a
commemorative sym-
posium marking the 30th
anniversary of the Univer-
sal Declaration of Human
Rights.
Titled "30 Years of
Human Rights at the
United Nations: The Record
and the Prospects," the 46-
page pamphlet reflects the
views, as expressed last
year of the present U.S.
delegate to the United Na-
tions Commission on
Human Rights and of the
six persons who preceded
him in the position.

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TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
American geologist Eytan
Eisenberg, who is associ-
ated with the American
Petroleum Co., says Israel
will court economic disaster
if she gives the Gulf of Suez
oil fields to Egypt.
Eisenberg says produc-
tion in the fieldS will be in-
creased from 30,000 barrels
a day (20 percent of Israel's
needs) to 250,000 barrels
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CAIRO (ZINS) — The
land of Egypt covers an area
of 997,667 square kilomet-
ers, of which only 35,580 are
inhabited and cultivated.
The climate is a very dry
one.
There are some 40.5 mil-
lion inhabitants of whom 40
percent are less than 15
years old. The population
increases yearly at a rate of
2.3 percent; the language of
the country is Arabic; most
of the educated Egyptians
also are conversant in
French or English.
The religion of most of the
inhabitants is Sunni Mos-
lem. Only eight percent of
the population are Chris-
tian Copts. There is one
physician for every 1,700
residents and one hospital
bed for every 500 inhabi-
tants.
Seventy percent of the
population are still illit-
erate. There are 4.25 mil-
lion youngsters enrolled
in elementary schools
and 410,000 students in
the universities. Thirty-
five thousand are
enrolled in teachers
seminaries.
Forty-five percent of the
work force are engaged in
agriculture; 18 percent in
industry. Egypt's oil wells
produce 412,800 barrels a
day.
In 1978, the standing
army,numbered 345,000 —
the military budget
amounted to $4.37 billion.
After signing the peace
treaty with Israel, the
Egyptians changed their
national anthem, which
was dedicated to war, and
adopted a new one which is
'dedicated to peace.

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