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6 ¢ ‘ ® e ™ } > Diwh Tte ; 1 jekheasln | Ours , | ood ee ee ee ee me ole TR riotgy WILL R&FLECT ITS CONVICTION TUAT VUE PLANE DID NOT STRAY OVER THE ~PAGE FIVE- BORDER, AS MOSCOW Cini5, ant WELT ASSERT THAT THE SOVIETS SGOULD THEREFORE PAY FULL HAUACES UATIER THAN THE 50 PERCENT OFFERED. TEE INCIDENT OCCURRBD <0 NOV DURING STATE VISIT OF SOVIET PRES IDERT GREDUNEV./. (COT) | 7. ARAB STATES . ISRAEL: //NASIR CLAIMS THERE IS NO CHANCE OF A UNIFIED ARAD PLAN TO COUNTER ISRAEL'S PROGRAM FOR DIVERTING THE JORDAN RIVER WATERS EARLY NEXT YEAR. ARAB MILITARY CRISPS HAVE BEEN MEETING IN CAIRO FOR THIS PURPOSE, BUT THERE ARE %O BEPORTS _ THAT THEY SAVE REACHED ANY AGREEMENT. ON 3° DEC NASIR SAID HE WAS WORRIED THAT SYRIA ACT UNILATERALLY AND PRESENT TRE OTHER ARAB STATES WITH A piney” // (CONF) EXD OT ‘SESS4GE “ ; ., - : . @* bee 8 Sw MATIRG Te tas i, cry ‘ . . . Fe rs bit aO'ee eheaos ' oe tet i fr owns ay AUTMENTICATING : i i L Oersenere 1 poe t Weer ige ® : f Le at moe oe wi BEPROGUC OH Br TR DAR bo entice ts “peew aan Cop, Na