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Show s file Salt LAe Tribune, Sumla, July rj"' 1 THEN ll Z CIVE 3 19, 1970 All I fh x S it This will be your corner a quiet spot for you to relax. ; 0 ,)p: c t e 1 t s U.S. Believes Israel on 3WH A-Weapons - minuet's new needlework dimension the proud peacock at WASHINGTON (AP) The Lnited States said Saturday t is taking Israel as its word ael w ill not be the fir-- t that ration to introduce atomic weapons into the Middle East. Privately, it was understood that U. S. officials have no fresh information indicating that Israel is about to produce an atomic bomb Israel, It is believed here, s capable of building nuclear weapons in a relatively short time span, as is the case with a number of other technologically advanced countnes. But was piesented no evidence here that Israel has decided to do so. The question arose when the New York Times said that the Lnited States for at least two an import special Ii 7.99 Fantail. Elegance coming in this fine fellow facing you head-ofrom the most impressive wall arpa you can find for him. Our peafowl is a rich patina blue metal, highlighted with gold: 26" wide. full-circl- n enjoy creative hours with "stick just Just stick fabric shapes on outlines and quick-stitcto finish. Complete kits include dear instructions ensy-to-follo- w h beginners can do it! gold, $5 green 2. Grow chart, 934x4x34!2 3.50 3. Wall panel, 19x50 .... aqua, $7 kit ea. 5. Wall plaque in blue with companion piece e 1. Pillow, 13x13; 4. Wall plaques, "Marching Turtles" and $5 "Honey Bears' V stitch" dimensional .. $5 ea. 6. Picture, 9x11, gold or green with companion piece $5 ea. 7. Picture, 12x15, gold or green with companion $7 ea. piece years has assumed Isuel either possesses an atomic bomb, or has parts for quick assembly. c Did Not Deny 1 In Tel Aviv, the Israeli state radio said any assumption that Israel has produced an atomic bomb or can assemble one is speculative, 1 unauthori-tativ- e and inaccurate. The broadcast, however, did not specifically deny the Times report. The radio quoted unidentified Israeli officials as saying is that it Israels position will not be the first nation to bring nuclear weapons into the area. CIA chieT Richard Helms was reported to have given the Senate foreign relations committee on July 7 a somber appraisal of Israel's nuclear program. Similar Responses is taking Israel at its word The White House and the State Department issued similar responses. As State Department press officer Carl Bartch put it: Israel has publicly stated on numerous occasions that it will not be the first to introduce nuclear weapons into th Middle East. We take that pledge at face value. Riots Persist In Italy, 300 Injured REGGIO CAMBRIA, ITALY (UPD DemonMia-toi- s attacked pohee headqunr-tei- s with fuehombs and locks Saturday in ihs fifth straight d day of stieet fighting by th selection of a nval city as capital of the region of Calabiia. Police drove the crowd off with tpar gar. Scores of clemonstiatois Mormed the police headquarters in this southern Italian city shortly after the funeral of Bruno a 4 ear-olrailway mien killed in the Mreet fighting earlier in the w eek About 300 persons have Ieen injured in the week of violence. Firebombs fashioned from gasoline-fillebott'es were hurled Into police headquarters, igniting turmture inside. More fires burned parked military vehicles. Several private cars were set ablaze. ' Gangs ,pf youths poured a mixture gasoline arid eil u. streets and set it afire Hhe thrown up by demonstrators prevented po-- j from mbving Jlice vehicles t 'reely through the city. Stores, some with windows mashed and boarded up. pened for a few hours to sell senti&l foodstuffs. tng-gere- v d d j ?" |