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'h$*% ii Wcaras i I.'irai'dy to (i\c Arab Heads of Slate on Arah-American llelations. It. Has understood flint all the leltcis expressed eon(i>m o\ri the pjij'ht i>f the Arab refuge-is, ami favored repatriation and eornpeiisalion by Israel. Accordiwi; to a report from I.-.on(\on, V'l'emu'r KnsseiTi of lrao, told a press conlV'renco at Baghdad be would not answer Presid< nt Ketnii dj-'s mcss<iKo Qu t t e Palestine problem. "Money, Men and .Arins"; It k unlikely, s-ud Mr. Khhlsol, Pi-crmcr ICasscm said Xvswj TO(lwt 'a single Arab" would not "choose" to enlpr Israel, nndpr fused to negotiate about Palesuch a "free choice" offer. "If an stine because it was up to the appreciahle number relumed," Aiab stales to solve the Palehe said "nnd, given the high stine Isiue witliout pej mil ting Arab birth rate against the low any foreign country to interfere. Israeli mortality rate, iticliidniK Ho said Iraq would support the the low death rate among Ixraeh PuAestAnian A.vf»b rplvtypes "wHh Arabs, it can he easily calculated money, men and arms, and politthat, Kithin seveial years, Arabs ical efforts." %&& ! L • •* would be n majority of Israel's At Uv bavno 1\mo m llaTTmspopulation " cus, Syria, tbp Arab League an„,~—•-!'}'• "A Piinme Minister D a v i d Ben nounced sweeping new plans to Oiiiicni said that one of the iub- tighten and intensify the Avab ji>cts he wil ldiscuss when he ap- blockade*, boycott, and embargo sasfic Campers Pose in Anticipation of Day's Program jieaii befoie the security and against Isiael An .innounceincnt I roin left tiv r l r h l .wo ' . irv Colic It, A i m I*i>!-.!t>, .Tetf ](el/er, .lerrv I e n nsti In, ('iiiiii'.Hiir St.tnley fineiKii jffniis committee of the by the central bnjcotl office said Z u e r l l n ^ , pliw /'eh \ ,iff(, Mlti ti Stone ,ind 1'ierre I I iio\\\i/, a < .ibiu f;roii(> p h t u r f i l hi front (if tlifl Kuessi t \\ ill he lsi del's pi opos- the "tigWeiung resulted1' from rel"ii^ttc t u o s t o r > M iln Ivt>fl|^i at this J e n ' s ri'.nil »t < ntnj>. als, iihccicly woilccd out by the cent dewiopmi nls including a I'oiiifta "Mini«-liy, foi the policy boycott conference in the Arab to be followed hy his (ioveriimcnt sector <>C JevuKuVm. til the next session of the UN The new tactics will be aimed Onernl Asvemhly cone.Tiiiii^ Ihe at sr-verinir Israeli euinriK'rcial Aral) rffnc'O prohli-m. ties in AJi-U'a thvovn'.h ;i y.V.vX Aral) program, li will feature Add tin- rii;lil nmih.n.'.iion of lion ha:; Ix'i'n reai:I>cil anil yoimr;l.uiitl'in, (J'l'Al '1 he prartire 1 'J'lic .subject may have urcri In— economic aid to (Miicr^ent Afnconipftcttt eoiinrHtir:;. a rci'nio •:lrr:; a r c IKHIM; plai'eil uu a u a i l - by many independent I.nnilon ilay .can countries, if such countries e.:il)lp.site will) Mllfiril'Mf facili- iiij: lint pi'iidin;; j«is.'-:ible cani'el- (tcliools (if nuuiUainiru: re;;t i-iclive li'oiliio'il in the letters, (conties sprinkled with a hc.-illliy laliim';. <l>i«las ;ii;ain;,t Jewish pupils w;is firmed in \Viu:hmnt(m"i Ki^nt by reject Tsr.-ieli help. population of )MI>';S ;;ii<I frirl'-;, til roiniilontin;; on this SQiliillackfd here by Mr:;. Joseph blend and stir eul!m:;ia:-lienlly in Mili'.s camp, Norman Hall, ( ' a m p Crimniid, wife of the leader of e.xoitin^ pru{:rariirl' arid activit'V.'i < 'umrmure Chairman, st a t c d (In1 JJhenil Tarty, llvferr'uifj to hi three weeks and y<«i have (In? that we li.'ivn a highly eompelt'iit, n Liberal Parly Council resolu1 recii*1. for i>. wircr.'isfnl (.'.imp well liaiiicil and thorough staff, Was'hiiu;ton (,1'i'Al -The ap- tlon of Hitler's ecotioitiic strategy Jay-O-C. 'Illis conibiii.'i'.iim was with ''lose Kiipervisiiin licin;; pro- tion against Midi. (|nota.s, Mrs. pointment of Herman J. Abs, nnd undertakings t h t i X "perr put together the pant. .Sunday nt vided at id s|M.'!Hal empha.'.ir, h'-injj CJriinonti- cril.ized pic;s diaries, heart of the Deutsche Bank under formed a planning, shaping, and this seasons' Kite near Louisville, filaced on tlie health ami safely thnt (he Council was .."iiiore the Nazi regime, as a member*, guiding function in the Nazi Wobr., mid will continue Uiroiij:!i of tin- individual." There is one Jcwi'ih tiifin the Jews," of the "International Honorary economy. Economic Ml h i s l e c July. 15. .Second session camper.'* sluff person at mmp for every I K'liVinnyc fho fact, that Jewish Advisory Council" of a group *:Walther Fiink. sentenced at Nurwill start, their camping July thi'i'e yuiiniiKtcrs thus offerlni; nlteiHlrmee at such schools was planning a l.'nited States jGovr". emberg, described the role of. 5 while first .'.e;;;;ion camper:; will close personalized relatlonnhips. generally limited to 10 per cent, ernmciit-npproved 1962 Interna- Abs' bank'in Nazi crimes, and on tJm( day. practice tional Kconomie; Dcvelopnient Kx- exploitations oi occupied areas. Knftirf enm[)inr; pntf.Tains viill Mre. flrimrmd said the 1 hartlsliip hibitlon In Chicago, was n;ade include ("ifnsivo cfin)|»ini; and caused "consitlerubk Pliunlni; IIIMJ)) Danti'H . ••' ; . 'lite camp program started horseback trips, fi«hiri|r. a na- ;ind distress to-their parents, and 'kiiown here, J'rivato I'ndertaUlnjt with an authentic Indian Council ture ZOII, <1th of July celebra- niiist inevitably lend to educaThe'exhibition is sponsored by fire replete with fiamirii; hoop tions, an nil-camp l)irtliday par- tional BfKrci;nti6n for an lmty plus special projecls and ac- Iiortanl and talented minority the "Center for International . <Jnn<:cs, war iiml rain dances and tivitleK. of our. population." Kconomic Growth," a private un- '.." Washington*. (VVNSl* - - Tho h u m o r o u s and enlertaini/ii; The Dally Herald editor-ally dertaking udvocatiny "economic Amoricai) Jewish Committee,, in dances. Diirinn the week were SKTTI.KSIKNTS Itf deplored a subtle form of ami-. and social developments through- testimony before the House Com•scavenger hunts, campaign .in<l OiniDH ITAMAN' COLONHvS SVmiti.-™ e.vistinfr in Hrirish /,'olf out the free world," under the mittee on Foreign Affairs on this pioneer elections, eubiu niftbt arid Washington Revealed hen' re- d u b s . Oi.^cussini; •discrimiiiiition presidency of Kric Johnston, who year's foreign aid toll, virijeil thnt tills ("vcnin(T -S'rifjfj.ii.Ii .Services 1 cently was a plan to setilc Jew.-! in Hrilain, the newspaper cited told a press conference. that he U.S. loans or grants bo withheld conducted by the cnnipiTS, i-fliKious Wa.i in Rolf • clubs, deknew nollilnn of Mr. Ahs' career from any country which discrimin former Italian colonies, sub'Die daily activit'ei; included inates aR.iinst American citizens'.*.;. swimming, arts and craf!.*; where mitted by Wiiv.-tun ('hurcliill to claring: "Here ni;ain there is no prior to IMIi. Kndoratsd by Kennedy The Coniniitlco's testimony m a n y useful and intercstini: proj- Josef Stalin at the |!M5 Potsdam open bar. l'ooplc would not tolPresident Kennedy1 endorsed wns cenlfred parliculaiiy "on. ects wore made, calnpr:raft, lia- eoiifi'i'i.'nce, Tlie idea was rfis- erate thnt. Hut somehow, Jews don't f;ft admit ted as members." (he KvpofdHon n» a response to the efforts of Arab League, tia-. tm'e lore, horseback ridin;;, trail couraced hy Jcwi.'ih leaders. "aspivntion of people everywhere tions to invade and thus prejutrips and oviMnij;lit campim; exfor a hotter life." The Center dice the riuhts of American citicursions, pins oilier .-iiiccial minniinced that Mr. Kennedy zenii, hrcnuse of their religious events to add variety and inter"has already instructed various faith, freely to U-twei ann cnest to the well developed proBjjrncie's of the V. S. fioi'crn- (;n(:e in commercial relationships. gram schi'dulc, jnent coneerned to jiarlicipnle." Wuitllli; l.lsl Mr. Abs, according' to an of- A FfltST IN MMXK.'O Capacity for the second find Mexico City, (JTAI- -Mexico's ficial report to the U. S. Defense final fiction of ilieI IJepartment hy the conmianilinf: first Conservative hou.se of Worgeneral of an Army dec.-irtoliza- ship, Temple Ileth Kl was dedi" • tbc required deposit of tion unit, participated in divec- calm! here " Tel Aviv, (J'l'A)—Kiftf.-en lists of candidates were presented to $ The Mapal list contained 10 the Central Meet ions Committee 'hy the June 2C> deadline for the ne«' names, including four to replace four previous cimdidates Knesset cltcllonr., AviRtist. lTi. U u |jf> died, four who were sent to As of June 27, 19C1 The parlies ore: Mapal, AliiJut diplomatic posts outside Israel Enrollment I* still ttralkiMn Tlio (uHowing. are current reports from divisions in the Jla'AvoiJa, tlie Liberal Parly, Bine** the last election, mid two of tlui tor tlio second period of mo I Omaha Jewish Philanthropies Canipai|;n: Ifenit, the (•(mwiiinists, i>ie Na- replacing former candidates who JcwLsli C'oiJ'iniinlly ((lluunnttttrr Division 10GI Total tional Itcliciou.i. l'arty, A(;u(l.'it were dropped. The latter are Day Camp at l'eonj' I'arb. The i -To l>nte Israel, I'oalei AKUdat Israel,.two Philips Lavon, who was forced camp opened for*It* flr*l Hi'iiInitial Gifts ?'Mn,4fW.OO JMnpnt-sfionxorefl Aral) parties, a off the list by Premier David alolit Jiuio 19. Men's Division • 38,313.00'. PniKe faction and n YernenitL' Kcn-fiurlon; ond Professor A. Tho Beeo'id ninl last tvvoWonien's Division ' . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . 55,772.75 party. There is also an indejwm- Rotcnstreicli. vcclc period begins on MonR.fr-P. Unit 3.003.0O (Ipnl Arab list from Nazareth, day, July 3. ft"il ends on FriChildren's Division . • 1,809.50 tind an independent rcligioui list OOPRN day, July 14. No camp will ho Hij;li School Division 3,2i)0.9.r) headed hy Mosho Ishal, formerly Albany, (JTA)—Ogdcii U. licld on Tiicidny, July 4. University Pivision , • 113.00 of the National Uelifiious Party Held, former United States AmI ' o r fur tlicr information Oivanizations 2,317.50 f who was not given a hij;h enough bassador to Israel was appointed contact the camp secretary. Miscellaneous 1,175.00 position on that party's list to to the State Commission Afialn.it IJcsSO Blan'lc nt tho Center Dsaurc him of election. All partlcu Discrimination by Gov. Nelson Can>I> OfilcA 313-1SCG. Total $433,360.70 posted with tho Elections Com- A. Rockefeller.
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Lodge Plans Picnic for Hospital ¥efs A piriuV for s-nmo 110 riati'Tiis ;it fh'1 Vi-ieriiiis Ili/'-jiilcl i;i f)ainha v, ill be r'ivcii on J u l y 4 by the Jrviii;.: fV.icii I.'/i;:;..-, JJ'n'd i r n i i , ,A c.o.jK'ii liiuff:-, i:,.
Published ivcclily on Friday t 'KimiliiR t i i e l a i l ivet'U lo A u g u s t iecono Cia-:s Poalor ; Foiu al Unio,iG, Nebr. Anriooi bu6sc»lp(lcn, i-J.WJ. AdverMiin f<a!t>5 on Ai:plJcaiinr.. PuW.colion Ofiico-lCl Mo. Mh Sired Omaha 1,'ttr., 342 I
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July 4 t h . . . "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men uic created cquul. that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable r i g h t s , that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Simple words llir«.e. Ai simple as lli« Hebrew prophet's fcajlng 3,300 years BRO: "What doth the Lord require of Hire tint lo deal Justly, to love mercy und to wulk lninilily Hlth your <;nd." Simple but groat words. The words .sjxikrii at I'liil.nirtphia In 177G ushered In a new nation and In many respects a new era in world history.
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firxt je.irs of a rliild's life are, inoht Important JJI inoliliiiK the later %e:tr<<, anil In a countrVs history priili.ih!> nun li the s.ime is irw. .No nation, n i no Imlhiilll:il, Is perpetu.-ilK ils;lit. Isr.iel, :is our Tor.ih tells us, nNen ili1vi.ited from Illr piifll |;il<l out fur it. Init when there Is a j;n-:it past, to liK.I; hark to, there. Is a l u . i j s ;i I.'itnji to lit-lp ifliinMii«* tli>- rn:Ml to U f future. v.ill rlnnv Misten.'iiic." and in.-pirati'iri fiiim 111" (ivi.'ills of Julv 1,
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Dedica+ions The. family of. iho -late Kcva Wine will iledicitte iho rnonument (•rooted In liisini'mory oh Sunday, July 2 at 10:30 a.m. »t ' Golden Ilill Cemetery.'- : . .
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The rabbis s p e a k much of Zrliut Avoth, the Merits of the Fathers. Because of the merits of the fathers, Israel has on many occasions, they (ell us, been redeemed. Americans loo owe much to Zchut Avoth. There were great men in 177C for whom we of this generation and those of l a t e r generations may be thankful for. It is not often that a new country can pride Itself on Mich leaders as a Washington, a Jefferson or & John Adams. With leaders of such vision an<V integrity, the country was set on its ritflit course. lNyelioluKisU fell us that the
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The three million population of the thirteen colonies has Ermwi to more than 160,000,000 mid the influence of America has Fpread to every part of the wot Id. At least half of the world today Jooks to Washington as u kind uf second capitaL
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ni;rn isrt.\i:i> Traditional Friiiiy s e r v i c e s (Koholas .Shablxjsl Ic'Kin at 7:.TO p. m. .Shabbd.s services hcjcin at K:-1T> a. m. Junior ("niiiC'egatinn at 10 a. m. I'abbi Rcnjnmin kroner will conduct the 'J'alnmd class at 7;15 p. in. fiabbaih Minrha at. 7Ar> p. m. followed, by Shalus Suedas nnd Mnaiiv al H:iO ]>. in. .Sunday moniiiu; services beRin nt 'J a. in. This .Sunday, July 2 is the Fast of Tnmimiz. Hobreakfast will be served. Daily services at, 7 a. m. and at 7:55 p, in. Morning service on July 4 al 0 n. in.
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•|be Bar Mil/.vah of Hobf-rt II dm, -nil of Mr. ami Mrs. N n r inaii Ilahn '.'.ill l)<; celebrated (ill S a l n n l a y , July 1 at lifth iM-ael .Syna;;u;:u'.' at. K:'i5 a. in.
Tho liar Mitzvah of Maynr.rd J:u;(iibei;_;, son of Mr. and Mr:,. Monroe Hosenbei^ will lie celebrated on Saturday. July S lit Jfcth Israel Syn;if;«i;iie.
Deaffis .MAX GAMllAl Funeral scrvio(-s wi-ve held June 23 at the Jewish Funeral Home for Mas 11. Carb'-r, JiH, of 37J5 Norih Tliirty-niiilli Street, '.an Omahn grocer fur the last JO years. .Survivors include bis wife, Lottie; 'daughter, Mrs. Sam Diamond of Omaha; sister:), Mrs. Hess (.'handler, Pierre", S. IX, and Mrs. Joe.Kiihn, Omaha; brothers, Ily of IAs An;;elr-s, Calif., and Albert of Oinalia, and four jjnmdchiltlren. Huria! was in Gulden Hill f'cinctcry. Mr. G.'nber died June 2.i.
.Slfa.ri.-lt, Jewislr Agency EM.'CUtive cliairinan, told the fircss that Israelis will ]»• c.illfil upon to contribute to a cainp;iij;n fund to set t lo immigrants in Israel. Kwry Ufi^e-i'.'iiiier ruul family lieu] would I)'.- ront.-i'.'t"d. Mr. Shari'lt dcolaivil that, the riiii.i.ir IV oiiirerit rain of iinrnif;ralion i;xFuneral services f-ir Philip (•''cdi.-d tin? ntnnln-rs for whjoh Wiesman, 71, Were held Monday liudgt'tniy jilovisiou liad hucii at Temple Israel. Mr. WKcinan inadf. He K.'iid I ho Israeli popula- who lived at .'iltj South Fiflytion eoiild not ]><• exenipterl from lir.st street, died Sunday. P.urial the Inn den of a Kicat respomi? was- in (ii/Iileii Hill Cemetery. Snrvi\in;; are wife, Hesslc, sun, to hi1 asl'.ed of Jcv.-s aliroad and Israelis therefore would be asked . . H a r o l d , dain;bler, Mrs. .Sam to match world Jewry in ijreatc-r Tuilul. six j;r»'idchildrrii and t'.vo ,';i<-at-f:randcliiKIre/i. efforts to support, iinini|;ratioiii
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of .Mr. ami Mrs. A b r a h a m Cooper of New Haven, Conn, ami Howard J a m e s Kaslow, son of lien K. Kaslow w - r e mariicii in VVnodhiid]»,e, <'oiin. i.n June 'l\. 'J'hi? ii reiiioiiy in li'nai Jaculi Synan;/Ue( there \'.'as p'.'rl'ui lunl by J! iljlji Joseph T.-djiiclinil:. T h e bride v,as ;^i\-en in niarn.i':<! by her father. Miss Carol S d m n l z (if Iiiirliank, Calif, w a s inaid-'if-honnr. liiehard Kaslow x r v e d n•; best man for his broihi i.
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An infijrniative HK-elin;; on a Kalional Ifadassah sponsored tour to Israel and Kiinip« will he held Wednesday, July .r> at Iho Colden Ai:e I.oiin;:.' of the Jewish Community O u t e r at 8 1>. in. Mrs, Haul .Suvalsky of Council Klufftf, Missouri.Vall".v It<-Kiuiial Tourism (.'hairman of ilie orj:aiii(ion, said the tour is scheduler! for October 17 to November ](j. .She .stated that everyone interested or contemplating such a trip, is invited to attend the Wednesday (jatherin;;.
The liriili'iirouni was graduated fi'oiii Yale I'nivi'rsity in Jli'iO, studied at Oxford University (is i Rhodes Scholar (hirlni; the past vear, and will enter Yale l...-uv School iji Septeinbr'i1.
Sid Werfhosms Have Guests from New York Mr. and Mrs. Kid Werthoim have as their (jueiifs, Mr. and Mrs. Ahe Werllieiin «f New York City. The visitors who will remain i.u the city until July 9 are parents of Mr. Wertbeim.
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•Susan Speier, daucliler of Mr. find Mrs. Millard Speicr will leave .shortly to a I lend the seven week a n il u a 1 I s rael Mrs. Eunice Dworkin .-mil Kd- , * • Summer I u s t iU'ard Dworlcin of Kansas Citv, lule of (he B'nai Wo., [iiinounee the eni!.-i;;emeiit. of \ H'lilh youth Ortheir daughter. Doaima, lo Lawganization. She is rence Klliull Gilln.sky, son of Mi. i I one of 71) stuallil Mrs, Stewart GiliiKky. ^ y d e n t s iiwardeil f . Miss Dvvorliin n ( t (Milled Ibe «,_ c'^'1 i stliolarships f o r University of Oklahoma al Noi the project to he n u n , ' whore she was affiliated held during July with Sij;rna Delta 'J'an .sorority. and August. H I T fiance alvo was a student .it T he Israel Oklahoma mid Is a member of schedule calls for l'i Lambda Phi fraternity. He Susan Sprier tnuriiif;, KtudyilifJ now.•attends the University of ns well as meeting of the state's Gin.'ilin, jiolilical and cultural leadeis. A K o v e in 1) e r w <• d i] i n f; is Two weeks will.be spent, on a kibbutz whore- the yoinif; visitors planned. will participate in community activities. Mi.ss Sjji.'ier, a Central llijlh f;ra<lualo, was one of the ;.;raiul \ marshals <if the Yfnill: Division i.sitAi:i.r FASHIONS of the P.tlil Jewish Philanthropies "American V o li I Ii in Israeli - campaign,' served as president of Fasliion," (he first local showim; the Conihelt ltei;ion of B.H.CI. of new ensemble^ designed and and is a former treasurer and executed by the Hlmli'iils of the president of the local Ediar ChapAlice .Solif;sljerg Vocational Hi|;li ter. .School in Israel, will be .sponsored She will attend a three-day by the Omaha Chapter of Ifa- orientation program in I-fcw York daiisali on August 2H at the before coini; overseas. ; Cifi.ssroails Audiloriitni, Mi's. Ted Sanford will be chairman for the i'i:'.'A p, in. lundieou and fashion show.
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A dinner was held at the Shcrjiton-Foulenelle. After JI western trip, th'.' couple will live in Iowa Cily, I;i., where the crnoin attend1; (he University of Iowa. Ho is affiliated with Phi Kpsiion Pi fraternity.
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Ex-Nazi Aide 8s Envoy to Sweden Jc'il'.ileni '.I'fAi I'.rinli (ifficiali s.nd tlif> v.rrc iho(Led to ^oarn of the npl'Ciintnipnt by tin> Iionn fJovi-rnmi'iit .1'. W e t fl'Trn.in ambii -.dor tr> SAPd'n of Karl Wdl.nif istiT, fonner IN'T/I diplomat in Hud <|» st d\nm'; t i e period of Adolf 'Kichmnnn's activities in connection with tlie anniliilation of hundreds of thousands of Hungarian Jews. The Israeli officials, who earlier believed that the-new envoy was not the same former Nazi diplomat,, said that they were now convinced that Karl V/erkmeister was the wartime aide to Vrcsenmayer, the same Nazi representative in Budapest at the time Eichmann served there. AVVABD RECEIVED BY FBIEDA COHEN Miss Fieda Cohen has received the Chi Omega award for superior achievement in Social Science a t the University of Omah a where she Is a freshman. Sha Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cohen.
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GoraerstQns.Laid for flow Ksgev Town Israel — The comcrntonp of the town of Arad v.sn laid last month in tho wastes east of Bcersheha. The town is to be tlie center of a new 100,000-acre settlement area bordered on the past by the Dead Sea. Arad, is one of five Negcv tinvnn to be established or consolidated in tlw next-five years. The area will be ready for itj» first inhabitants in about seven months.. Its economy will Iw based mainly on a large petrochemical industry and cm a phosphates processing industry. I t will also b» the home of the. workers .at th« expanded Sodom potash Works.
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