Egyptian City Silently Awaiting Shells Near Suez Canal
In Ismailia Egypt the desert winds stir dust as ships idle on the Suez Canal and a ghost town waits for shelling. Journalists tour the evacuated city while officials say troop details are secret and morale is low amid ongoing tension with Israeli forces across the canal.
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Shelby Scaths
Ismailia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Egyp Gian
Cara
Pyramids
Ministry of Information
Gaided Tours
Mohe Fl Din Ebeed
Cairo
Canal
Telbes
Bethes
Uncertain Egyptian Canal Visit Amid U N Observers
An exhausted, tense field report details restricted travel near the Suez Canal. Guides refuse entry to observers, Swedish reporters lobby, and Maj Arne Thunelius of the U N force remains cautious. Shelling continues at Ismailia with no clear outcome.
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Ing
Alexandria
United Nations
Arne Thunelius
U.N. Force
U.N
Thunelius
Tve
Ismailia
Nanser
Bitter Lake
Captain not told of ship’s change in carrier guard duty
Subic Bay Philippines UPI report says the USS Evans was designated as plane guard for the Australian aircraft carrier Melbourne during night maneuvers when a collision with the Evans tore the destroyer apart. Cmdr Albert St McLemore testified the Evans moved astern to a new station as the Melbourne and escorts prepared to sail, and he had no advance warning of the change.
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Philippines
UPI
U.S
Evans
Mel
Bourne
Frank I
China Sea
Oyloiats
McLemore
Yecall
Albert St. McLemore
Realis
Ife
Lidge
Hej
Melbourne
Carry Sul
McLamare
Aly
Tle
Jpanel
Peat Covenos
Vallejo
Calif
Uefarel
Wille
Boune
Escore McLemore
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Bette
Sae
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Meres
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Cary
Commerce ST
Las Oras
Gevend Sa Eta Ion
Castroville Road
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