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- for Jordan's poor
defensive response to the Israeli raid.
t. .
In an effort shl>ft responsiblity
·to the United Arab Comma~(UAC), Jordan's Prime Minister Tal claims
the UAC should have provided air cover.
But C a iro says air cover
was the respon sii blity
- IS IRRESPOliSIBL£ AGCE?TANCEOF. HEAVY RUSSIAN CAPITAL.
PftOJECTS. WHILE US AND GERt•AUY HAVE MADE EVERY EFFORT TO PROVIDE
MAXIMU'I LOCAL CUiiRENCY SUPPOHT,·THERE NO EVIDENCE THAT SOVIETS •
•
HAVE BEEN SJMILARLYEXERCISED. AVAILABLE FUNDS NOWSO L~
S'i'JGRi'.L
- significant domestic impact
beyond providing another subject
for attack and counterattack
among political enemies, but un
settling international effects
may have far-reaching consequences
in Greece.
Since early in the crisis
the Papandreou government has
- THAT THEY PROVIDED WHAT WE CONSIDERED TO IE THE IAJIE
flllNIMUM OF COOPERATION NEEDED FOR PROGRESS ON ·su&STAITlVE
ISSUES. THIS CONCILIATION EFFOftT WOULD IE FORE OOMED TO
FAILURE UNLESS iOTH SIDES COULD AGREE TO SUSPEND HOSTILE ACTS
AND TONE DOWN PROPAGANDA DURING
- ~needs .and will help"provide
for its bas~cc:·securityJ We have
yet, however., de'termined
precisely what are .Israel's essential equipment needs. We believe
there is no immediate threat to Israel--a belief which the
~sraelis also_share. The problem
- !! a ' s Tesearch activities h a ve, however,
appeared in print in the past, specifically in th Bulletin of the
Israel Journal of Chemistry. For example, on pages 231 and 240
of Volume 11 A, Nurrb er 3, October 1962 of th~s Bulletin (then
known
