Did Egypt Want War
Cairotext reports a fatalism in Cairo over war with Israel while rejecting civil defense. Public debate and opposition are muted, with Al Ahram’s El Sayed Hassanein Heikal cited as independent yet uncritical of drift toward conflict. Foreign reporters observe official silence around President Nasser and Western ambassadors.
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Israel and World Powers Face Pause in Arab-Israeli Tensions
Western diplomats in a tense stalemate focus on a potential military pause amid uncertainty over which side gains. They expect no major war with American and Soviet troops involved, doubt UN mediation, and foresee continued quiet fronts while diplomacy and press stay active.
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Airlines Seek Ways to Ease Seating Problems
Airlines and the Civil Aeronautics Board weigh methods to reduce overbooking and no shows as customers reserve seats on multiple flights. The issue causes costly empty seats and passenger delays, with potential higher penalties under consideration.
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