Cairo Remains Calm Amid Air Attacks and Shelters
In Cairo crowds moved calmly as Israeli jets approached the Suez Canal region, then the city went nearly dark by nightfall. Syrians sought air raid shelters in Damascus as strikes hit near the capital, while Egyptian broadcasts reported progress in the Sinai and a halved sugar ration in Cairo.
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Montgomery Ward promotions shift leadership roles
Jerry Wade, operating manager at the Lawrence Montgomery Ward store, is promoted to merchandising at the Blue Ridge Montgomery Ward store. Harvey Kemper becomes operational manager in Lawrence, succeeding him.
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Tourists Not in a Hurry To Leave Mobilizing Israel
In Israel 30 000 to 35 000 tourists are not rushing to depart despite the new Middle East war. Officials say no alarm or mass exodus, with some visitors choosing to stay as a sign of solidarity. Hotels report foreign correspondents. a family from St. Louis notes limited tension while shelter drills and preparations continue for children and families.
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