Hedley Donovan Dies at 76 Former Time Editor in Chief
Hedley Williams Donovan, longtime Time Life editor and adviser to President Carter, has died at 76 in New York Hospital. He led Time, Life, Fortune and Sports Illustrated expanding reach to over 13 million US readers. Born in Minnesota, he studied at Minnesota and Oxford, served in Navy, rose through Fortune to become editorial director before succeeding Henry Luce at Time Inc. He later advised Carter and authored books on journalism and presidents. Funeral service set for Manhasset Congregational Church.
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Question of Control Who Would Lead Joint Combat Force
The article discusses command and control challenges for a multinational force in Saudi Arabia. It cites Adm. Moorer on language and communications, Monta and others on force assignment, and notes Saudis seek nominal control while U S operations would be primarily under American direction. At least 50,000 U S troops are committed as part of a broader deterrent multinational effort to halt Saddam Hussein and protect Saudi oil imports.
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Desert heat and troop buildup in Saudi theater
Heat at Aug averages 122 F in Saudi deserts with 100 F at training centers, optical distortion and dust storms impair vision. Dust and dehydration threaten soldiers who must drink water daily, while fuel and aircraft operations suffer in extreme heat. A multinational force, including Egypt, Morocco, Syria, Pakistan, and Western navies, gathers near a Saudi air base as U.S. planners coordinate joint actions. Maj. Gen. Kaufman notes Saudi cooperation but warns the U.S. will not risk large numbers of troops.
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Poll says embargo against Iraq likely to fail
An Associated Press poll of 1,004 adults finds most Americans think an international embargo will not force Iraq to leave Kuwait yet oppose U S military strikes to achieve that aim. Half fear an air crisis and rising prices in coming months, though many back defending Saudi Arabia with U S troops.
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In Ambrdige Massachusetts, Jesse Jackson urges Carter to mediate Middle East crisis as hundreds of commercial pilots and passenger jets back U.S. troop buildup in Saudi Arabia. Major airlines agree to lend up to 400 jets, sharing up to a billion dollars yearly in airlift contracts during peacetime.
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Hundreds of Americans escape Kuwait amid gulf crisis
About 500 Americans in Kuwait slip into Saudi Arabia, lowering civilian numbers in Kuwait to 2,500 while 500 to 600 remain in Iraq. Baker to meet deposed Kuwaiti officials. Kelly holds talks with Syria as U.S. pressures Iraq. Americans abroad face removal as diplomacy intensifies in the 13th day of Iraq's invasion.
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Egyptians Flock to Enlist in Arab Fight Over Mecca Shrine Fears
In Cairo crowds gather at Saudi and UAE embassies as thousands of graduates civil servants and youths seek to join oil-rich countries armies. Kuwait occupied since Aug 2, many aim to defend Mecca Medina and Islam against Iraqi threat. Saudi official says 4000 registered since Saturday. Ashraf Ahmed, 25, says he fights to free Kuwait and defend holy places.
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More troops and ships arrive as crisis widens in Gulf
Reports from Jordan and Washington describe new troop deployments and a growing naval embargo on Iraq. U N sanctions pressure intensifies while Pakistan and Arab states pledge support to defend Saudi Arabia. U S forces pyramid in the region as air and sea movements accelerate.
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