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Egypt Shifts Tone While Not Policy Change
Cairo reports a softened attitude toward Jordan and the United States while maintaining core foreign policy. Egypt’s media attacks abate as it notes an aggression against Jordan equates to aggression against Egypt, amid the Israeli Jordan border crisis and UN involvement. The stance reflects reactions to events rather than a shift from Nasser’s neutral alignment with the Soviet bloc, contrasted with Hussein’s anti-Communist, Western-aided posture. Meanwhile in Chicago Ismail Baruch wills his Civil Service Commission library, preserving 40 years of federal records.
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