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The Herald-News from Passaic, New Jersey • 9

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The Herald-Newsi
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Passaic, New Jersey
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9
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THE HERALD-NEWS, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 Egypt Soviet Hopeful Inherit Aden On the moderate side is the nationalist South Arabian league. It has refused to join the Nasserites. It is supported by Saudi Arabia and is said already to have stockpiled more than $100,000 in arms in case of civil war. Thus the battle lines are being The sultans trying to save themselves. The city of Aden worrying about its economy when the British are gone.

The forces bacled by Cairo and the forces supported by Saudi Arabia. And in the middle could be the United States if it is asked to provide the defense the British say they cannot Holding a hearing in Cairo is a United Nations special committee on ending colonialism. Prominent among witnesses before the committee has been one Abdel Qawee Mackawae, ousted former Chief Minister of Aden and now a leader of the Cairo-supported. National Liberation Front for occupied South Yemen. Ooccupied South e-men is the term given South Arabia by Cairo.

The front is the most important -of radical and nationalist groups which for the last three years have used terrorism in their attempt to oust Briish rule. The campaign has i cost an estimated 500 casualties, By PHIL NEWSOM UP I Foreign News Analyst Tor more than a century the great British base at Aden, airless in the dry season, drenched at others. by the monsoons, has stood as a symbol of British- power in the Middle East r' he British Empire reached its zenith -under Queen Victoria, and British occupation Aden ipT5f lh6Red Sea marked -the first territorial acquisition of her reign. But, with Empire dwindled to almost and pressed by severe economic difficulties at home, Britain in 1968 will abandon the Crown colony of Aden and the- 17 sandy sheikdoms, emirates and sultanates that compose the Federation of South Arabia. And already the would-be Inheritors, Egypt and the Soviet Uqion, are counting up the spoils.

It was from Aden in 1961 that a British task forge blunted, a Ihreat from Iraq against oil-rich Kuwait at the head of the Persian Gulf. And it was from Aden that a smaU force of British Marines in 1964 helped put down army rebellions in the newly independent African states of Tanganyika, Uganda and Kenya. Cant Defend Area As Britain retreats from east of it already has warned the loosely knit federations that it no longer, can be responsible for the defense of South Arabia. South Arabia borders both on Yemen and Saudi Arabia, and even though it achieves constitutional Independence, in 1968, its future at present is dim. At the least it could be tom beween the urban and comparatively sophisticated 250,000 residents of the bustling seaport of Aden, and the 500,000 others 1 who live in surrounding desert under the feudal autocratic rule of the sheiks and sultans.

At the worst it could bring all-out war between Egypt and Saudi Arabia, already at odds over, Yemen. i Meeting with British officials in London and hopeful of an orderly transition to independence are leaders of the South Arabian Federation. Tomorrow at 10 a.m. ond in the days that follow elegance and fashion at discount prices await you in Passaic! Another great BERK store is opening featuring fashions in dresses, sportswear, lingerie and coats for the fashionable woman. You are invited to come in and see for yourself! AND PICK UP YOUR FREE GIFT! at HBALTHMHS1E You Don9 1 Have To Settle For 2nd Best9 ft GIGANTIC SALE! Hundreds of Paint If Black No, 1 Disc, fori Third Week r.

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