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This week TIME opens a new bureau in the Middle East. The bureau will be located in Cairo, and its chief will be Wilton Wynn, a Rome correspondent for TIME since 1962. The author of Nasser of Egypt: The Search for Dignity, Wynn has had long and varied experience in the Middle East...
...Wynn, a native of Louisiana, first arrived in Cairo in September 1945 to teach for two years at the American University there. He later spent four years with the Associated Press in Beirut and six as the A.P.'s bureau chief in Cairo. Since joining TIME, Wynn has made numerous trips back to the area, most recently during the Arab-Israeli...
Egypt has an optimistic view of coming events. TIME Correspondent Wilton Wynn was told by Cairo officials that Sadat expects major agreements to come out of the talks. The Egyptians say they are willing to have demilitarized zones set up in the Sinai with buffers manned by U.N. forces between the opposing armies. Egypt also is prepared to grant Israel full use of the Suez Canal once it is dredged and reopened. The Egyptians also made a remarkable but unsubstantiated claim that the U.S. had committed itself to the defense of Israel during the October war. Said a high Egyptian...
Crimson Coach Corey Wynn, who made the trip to Ithaca in place of ailing Head Coach Jack Barnaby, commented yesterday, "We were just too strong. They seemed to be doing things right, but lacked precision. Our match next week against Navy will be the first real test for this year's team...
...adamant Israelis. The Finns were winning until the Israelis brought up armored cars. A party of 114 journalists who sought to visit Suez City were also halted by the Israelis. "I was eyeball to eyeball with a shaggy Israeli holding his rifle at the ready," reported TIME Correspondent Wilton Wynn, who was in the group. "I told him I was going to Suez. And he told me in no uncertain terms, 'I will not let you pass...