######The editors of Di(###) Haknesset, the Israeli equivalent of the Congressional Record, balked at making the change, the Times correspondent says, adding that their policy has been to allow only corrections of errors in language or transcription or slips of the tongue. The Prime Minister’s amendment was held to have changed the substance of his remarks.
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