UAR Lacks Air Power for Major Ground Attack on Israel
U.S. analysts say rebuilt Egyptian air force failed to challenge Israeli air superiority in early fighting. They foresee the UAR focusing on hit-and-run strikes and canal-area raids rather than a large cross-Sinai assault. Russian aid boosted Arab air forces but not core leadership or combat effectiveness. Israel's air force remains stronger with French and American aircraft. missiles and radar defenses exist around Cairo and the Nile delta. Guerilla harassment numbers are uncertain, but unlikely to decide a major war unless it lasts six months.
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Washington
Middle East
U.S
United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
Sinai
Nasser
Israel
Lebanon
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
France
Cairo
Nile Delta
Redford named Unit Six chairman for UCS drive
Thomas S. Redford, general agent for Northwestern Mutual Life, is named chairman of unit six for the United Community Services campaign. Redford, a Western Kentucky graduate and father of three, has worked in two prior drives and holds leadership roles with the United Cerebral Palsy associations. Assisted by division chairs, unit six covers solicitation of professionals and those not reached at work, plus organizing campaigns in nearby towns.
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Thomas S. Redford
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Unit Six
United Community Services
UCS
Redford
Woodland Drive
Redford Ho
United Cerebral Palsy Assn
State United Cerebral Palsy Assn
Linn County “I
Western Kentucky University
Bedford
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mt. Vernon
Fairfax
Allan C. Peremsky
Deane K. Smith
Frank Pfaff
Dwight T. Kuster
Donald M. Fuller
Steven J. Hoquiam
Wash
Aj Heinking
Himalayas
Columbia River
Skamania County
California
Will Reopen Sea Collision Probe
The US navy will reopen its investigation into the collision between the destroyer Frank Evans and the Australian carrier Melbourne next week. Officials seek to determine whether legal action is warranted against Evans officers Cmdr A S McLemore and Lt Ramsey and Lt Hopson for alleged negligence.
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Manila
Frank ©. Evans
Melbourne
Cmdr
A. S. McLemore
Ronalds
Ramsey
James Hopson
Evans
God Hopson
Official dispels whooping crane talk in Midwest
Reports of whooping cranes nesting in a swamp in southeastern DuPage county were denied by a fish and wildlife service agent. A second official said the birds are likely American egret or young blue heron, not rare. About 40 wild cranes exist, nesting in Canada and not expected in the U.S. until mid September. A Minneapolis service official confirmed no cranes were found after an on site check, though a sheriff's deputy had previously seen what appeared to be cranes nearby.
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Aurora
DuPage
Fish and Wildlife Service
Canada
U.S
George Brakhage
Want ads do more things for more people
The phrase highlights the efficiency and broad utility of want ads, emphasizing speed and wide reach to connect buyers and sellers quickly and cost effectively. It underscores the value of classified advertising in meeting diverse needs.
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