The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 2, 1956

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... Foreign Affairs Committee was questioned by Green about the State Department’s attitude on arms for Israel... Department to sell arms to Israel. Green is a member of a group of 102 Democrats advocating arms for Israel... jet fighters from Italy, Green said he made contact cerned. To Israel jet fighters meant life or death... on Italian jets for Israel was correct. He attacked Green, alleging that his fellow Philadelphian spent too... of brotherly love” but such qualities were somehow absent from the Scott-Green debate. Green accused. Scott

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... of atomic energy,* Dr. Weil continued. "Uranium is obtainable from the phosphate ore now being mined... in Negev section of Israel, and the prospects for the use of atomic energy in Israel commercially are much... a program of nuclear energy studies at the Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, which is supported... by the American Technion Society. He also surveyed the present status of atomic energy development in Israel. Dr... of atomic energy in M. Kursehner, an osteopathic The zoning board had ruled Israel can be the key to peace

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.... William J. Green, Jr governments insist that at least spiritual leader. phia Republican... Street, east of Stella Link Lawrence Curtis, Boston Re- house floor. Green charged that chiding

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... SHIEpINa Agont, ALLIED VAR LINES, IHA *We Give S&H Green Stampe on Local Moving 8 Storage* PHONE -7-3121

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