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...noisy day on the Golan Heights, Syrian and Israeli gunners fought artillery duels. In Jerusalem, Premier Golda Meir hurled a few verbal shells at both Syria and the Palestinians. In interviews with Time Inc. Editor in Chief Hedley Donovan (see box below and on page 40), both Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Mrs. Meir displayed a measure of perhaps ritualistic truculence...
Ikingi Maryut is a small green retreat in the Western Desert outside Alexandria, where Egyptian President Anwar Sadat last April reached his fateful decision to go to war with Israel. There last week Sadat received Hedley Donovan and gave his first interview with a representative of a Western publication since the war. Wearing a gray turtleneck sweater, slacks and sports jacket, Sadat puffed his pipe and broke into confident laughter from time to time as he ranged widely over a number of topics. Among the questions and answers...
...hope [President Anwar] Sadat deserves the credit he is getting. We have always hoped that an Arab leader would emerge who felt he owed something to his people, who would realize that he had the choice of trying to destroy us and paying with the suffering of his people, or letting us be and building up his own country. On this we build our hopes: that Sadat doesn't want war, at least in the near future...
...Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has made it diplomatically clear that the U.S. expects an end to the embargo as a quid pro quo for his peacemaking efforts in the Middle East, and the most influential Arab leaders have been responsive. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat has been pressing the oil-producing states to resume shipments to the U.S. King Faisal of Saudi Arabia agrees; his oil minister, Ahmed Zaki Yamani, stated flatly last week that the embargo had served its purpose and should be scrapped...
Shirley Temple Black visited the Oval Office for 45 minutes. She had some private messages for the President from Egypt's Anwar Sadat, whose guest she had been for two weeks. She found Nixon serious but in good spirits. At the end of their meeting they reminisced just a bit. Nixon's current problems did not come...