MIDDLE EAST: The Protector of Islam
(2 of 2) *But were not altogether quiet. Cairo radio and much of its
press still spoke in language which, if not Communist itself, sounded
as if it had been written by men on whom the jargon had rubbed off.
Sample, from the newspaper Al Shaab: "In order to impose its hateful
domination, imperialism decided to interfere in Jordan with the help of
reactionary forces under the protection of the U.S. Sixth Fleet."
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