Cease fires in Middle East seen as fragile tool
William L. Ryan reports that despite multiple cease-fires since World War II, including the latest No 4 for Arabs and Israelis, the relief is temporary as truces repeatedly fail to deliver lasting peace. The piece notes ongoing violations and the Suez clash context.
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William L. Ryan
Middle East
Cease fires iced by world powers through the cold war era
A compact survey traces cease-fires from India Pakistan and Korea to the Middle East and Indochina, noting how external actors often promised peace but rarely delivered lasting stability. It highlights Kashmir 1949 1968 1971 Korea 1953 Arab Israel 1967 242 Vietnam Laos Cyprus and China Soviet border talks since 1969 with limited real peace.
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U.N
Cease Fire Hinges On Good Faith and U N Role
United Nations officials said the US-Soviet sponsored Middle East cease fire hinges on good faith by Arabs and Israelis and on further Security Council action. The resolution carried no enforcement provisions and calls for negotiations toward a just and durable peace under appropriate auspices.
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Elizabeth Taylor Jets To Germany For Filming
Actress Elizabeth Taylor arrived in Hamburg to begin filming Identikit. She stays at a Lake Alster hotel with a Siamese cat, two terriers, and Henry Wynberg, a 39 year old businessman noted in Rome with Miss Taylor after her split from Richard Burton.
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Mirage of a cease fire splits Arab allies over Israel
On Monday July 7 the United Nations Security Council called for a cease fire while Iraq rejected talks with Israel and Syria weighed the proposal. Egypt accepted, Jordan expected to follow, but the Palestine Liberation Organization rejected any halt to the fight. The PLO said the revolution would continue the armed struggle to liberate occupied land, undeterred by the UN move. Israel’s gains included roughly 475 square miles in the West Bank at the Suez area, while Egypt claimed a larger stretch of Sinai and control of the east bank of the Suez Canal. President Anwar Sadat aimed to sustain momentum and re open the canal, despite domestic criticism. Syria’s Hafez Assad faced scrutiny for delaying a breakthrough as its forces were pushed from the Golan Heights and road retreats added 200 square miles to Israeli gains.
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War Brought Arabs Together Peace May Pull Them Apart
AP report notes Arab unity formed during the 1967 Arab-Israeli war may fray as peace talks test relations among Egypt Iraq Syria and Lebanon. It cites Baath party rivalries oil producers Libyan stance and Palestinian guerrilla activity affecting regional cohesion.
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Associated Press
Beirut, Lebanon
Middle East
Middle East War Fronts and Purdue Livestock Winners
Disjointed war chronology notes Egypt Syria and Israel actions across Sinai Golan Heights and Damascus with claims of advances and setbacks. Purdue University wins the intercollegiate livestock judging contest at the American Royal with Randy Cates Dennis Gerkin Steve Gunn Ted Little Les Love Craig Sherbahn and Larry White scoring 4550 of 3000 possible points.
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Positive Answers to Negative Ideas About Christian Education
Dr Roy Lowrie headmaster of Delaware County Christian School defends Christian schooling. He argues faith must undergird education, rejects secularism, and favors Bible centered learning. He warns against witnessing as sole motive and cites graduates who are well adjusted and successful.
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