Egypt rejects foreign military bases amid Soviet air visit
Cairo officials stated Egypt will not grant bases to the Soviet Union or any foreign power. Government spokesman Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat said Soviet TU16 bombers on a goodwill visit will depart soon, marking a show of support for Egypt in the Middle East crisis. Pope Paul VI to pray at Rome statue after Vatican operation
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GM-UAW contract talks in blackout as deadline nears
UAW and General Motors top negotiators meet under a news blackout in Detroit seeking a Christmas accord on non-economic issues. President Walter Reuther and GM VP Louis Seaton lead the table as talks focus on unresolved contract areas. In related brief items, New Hampshire campaign plans halt efforts for Rockefeller, a jewel theft targets Madison Avenue, and a Buffalo fire kills an elderly man and his daughter-in-law with 15 others saved by police.
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Longer Runways Needed In Summer
Aviation officials say Palam Internal Airport runway is too short for large jets on hot days. The main runway has been lengthened from 2,000 to 12,500 feet, but concerns remain when temperatures exceed 100 degrees and aircraft power is reduced.
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Kennedy Won’t Act as Stand In for President in Primary
AP reporting from Washington notes Sen Eugene Kennedy declines to run as a stand in for President Johnson in the Democratic primary. The piece discusses GOP and Nixon rumors, Kennedy’s stance on April 30 delegate race, and reactions from supporters and rivals amid party infighting and policy debates.
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Federal Court Cases Reach All Time High
Federal courts saw record dockets in 1967 with 7,903 cases docketed and 7,527 disposed. District Court civil filings rose to 70,061 with 70,172 closed, while criminal cases pending increased 16 percent to 18,541 and 28,677 were terminated. The report notes rising totals in U S Courts of Appeals to 5,763 cases and cites political commentary on presidential primaries and potential implications for next year’s convention.
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