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Map shows areas involved in Israel-Egyptian disputes over a
continuing cease fire.
Rogers' View Lambasted
(Continued from Page 16)
with Israel, not because they con-
a case of U.S. State Department sider the Egyptians sufficiently
hypocrisy. Dr. Kahn argues that trained to take over the Soviet
Rogers' contention that geographic missile defense system installed
and military considerations are in the canal zone.
not important for peace in the
According to Air Vice Marshal
Middle East is in direct conflict Roderick Jones, addressing a
with the avowed American policy meeting of the Labor Friends of
now operating in the Far East.
Israel in the House of Commons,
"The Americans are involved in the Soviet arms buildup in Egypt
a prolonged and bloody war in was conservatively estimated at
order to ensure secure boundaries, $4,800,000,000. But, he said, the
and all political efforts," writes Russians do not want war but a
Dr. Kahn, "to resolve the Far quick reopening of the Suez Canal
East problem were bypassed for so that their fleet can have easier
strategical and geographical rea- access to the Indian Ocean.
He didn't think the Egyptians
sons. But in the case of Israel all
of these strategical and geograph- would resort to an allout attack
ical factors are 'inoperative.' "
on Israel positions but might re-
vert to their wir of attrition in
Soviet Military Strength
the hope that Israel would re-
Bolsters Suez Canal Aims
taliate and give them a chance
LONDON (JTA) — A ranking to test their new Russian
British air officer estimated that weapons.
Soviet military personnel in Egypt
Jones said, "As a former RAF
numbers 20,000. He said the Rus-
sians withdrew their men to posi- director of flight training I can
tions west of the Suez Canal be- say that the Israeli air superiority
; cause they did not want to get in- is based on Israel's air crews and
_ volved in any renewed fighting
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