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   Valley Morning Star (Newspaper) - September 8, 1970, Harlingen, Texas                               man who has committed a mistake and doesn't correct it Is commuting another Confucius VALLEY MORNING STAR Your Freedom Newspaper U No 70 Dial GA lOc Daily Sunday September 1970 Freedom 12 S Inflation Threatens Stability Of World's Money System WASHINGTON In its annual the IMF worst U.S inflation in 20 years put control of U.S inflation at has spread economic trouble lop of the world economic most non-Communist countries Jist It said the Nixon and could threaten stability of the world's money system Administration is the International Fund said importance of stability and efficiency the U.S inflationary spiral the U.S the restoring price and cost ty can hardly bo the report said slake rising prices Managing director makes loans to national in 1969 is clearly behind Schweitzer issued which are having difficulty in in slowing the pace of needed strengthening of in advance of the the soundness and cost increases and at meeting scheduled currency it has had a balance of payments cept 2l in this the severe impact on the real to checking of the inflationary functioning of IMF works stabilization plan than was hoped trend on a world-wide the value of money It I by the U.S authorities the report said Scores Of Americans Among mf Hostages Of Air FEAR IN FREE two German policemen patrol the departure at the airport Monday with over shoulders All over airports tightened their security measures and their watch for hijackers and terrorist bombs fallowing the rash of Sunday hijackings involving four jetliners and reds of innocent passengers ARKANSAS RACES WATCHED Primaries Today In Eight States By International against Republican incumbent Primary are Winthrop who won in eight states in the first featuring a GOP month hattle in Florda between Judge jn Florida Cramer is running G and Rep on his record as author of an William C Cramer and an amendment to the Arkansas Gubernatorial contest 1504 Cinl Rights Art while between Orville and Car swell is campaigning Attorney Dale Bumpers in the Egypt had a former are by moving more is i Turn To PRIMARIES missiles into in a runoff election after NEW FIGHTING Tensions Are Mounting By United Press International Palestinian guerrillas battled security forces in streets of Amman Monday Tension mounted in trie Middle KaM over efforts to bring peace and Israelis i A spokesman for the mis Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine isaid in Beirut that four Western jetliners were hijacked because the Arab I resistance movement was in danger of liquidated The spokesman said Pan American World jumbo jet was at Carro Airport because of President Gamal Nasser's acceptance the U.S peace proposals The Palestinian guerrillas have rejected any political with Israel and have vowed to sabotage all efforts to reach such an agreement The peace talks under the auspices of the United Nations running No 1 with votes in the first primary in an eight term Con- has boon involved in a bitter campaign with sweli the U.S Appeals Court judge whose nomination to the Supreme Court rejected by the mostly because of opposition from liberal bers Other primaries are in Arizona New Utah sin and Vermont and Bumpers are seeking the nomination to run Cold Front Not Aimed At Valley The cold front ambling around upcountry is not at the so don't turn off your to be hoi Temperatures will range from as zr Ir as low as 74 fn ihc under clear lo skies Southeasterly winds from 11 to 24 an hour will tonight standstill zone along Suez Canal The United States said it had evidence of some violations but Egypt denied the charges and in turn of 7 Israel announced Sunday it j boycott the talks in New York until Egyptians from the zone on the western bank of the canal Israeli Tekoah left hy plane for New York Monday to inform Mediator Gunnar V of There have been repeated clashes between Arab CHEER IN THE WHITE HOUSE dent Nixon and George dent of the enjoy a laugh prior to a White House dinner for about OVER CHAMPAGNE TOASTS 200 labor leaders Monday The ner was the first such presidential ture to organized labor on its special day Labor Day Nixon And Union Leader rists Arab Pirates Threaten Slaughter By United Press International Arab air pirates released 116 women and children from two hijacked jetliners in Jordan Monday laced the planes with explosives and threatened to blow them up unless ransom demands were met of Americans wore hostages remaining aboard the The Palestinian guerrillas increased their terms for freeing the passengers and aboard the Trans World Airlines and Swissair planes and refused to release jSome Jewish women and j children Switzerland announced tance of a guerrilla expiring at EDT Thursday and said it free three Arab ists imprisoned in Zurich West Germany said it would release j three others it holds if the guaranteed freedom German hostages Britain j withheld a decision on a demand for the i release of a seventh i Guerrilla leaders ja a news conference that jof explosives had been aboard the two planes and the host aces were under guard the cabins They warned demolition would stroy the planes alone with their if any to r J A spokesman at the said the planes would be irp if demands met ANGER IN Ronald Reagan of nia in Newport Beach Monday tells a news originally called to outline his reelection campaign thai he plans to both President Nixon and the state department to the demands iff Mid- cast terrorist guerrillas for the safety of held as ransom hostages aboard rwo the obvious anger on his face being representative of that on the faces of many Americans upset by the terror You Can't Go Down Road Paying Reagan NEWPORT from the Department of Ronald State demand Monday by at San prison guerrillas that Sirhan Sirhan the assassination of Sen freed in exchange for i Robert F Kennedy moments gers aboard jetliners after he won the California Sunday Presidential Primary in down the road During his tne Arab immigrant testified that he believed bad be- Exchange Compliments the Republi can Governor said led to Gi sources like any other blackmail him because of kind of person support of Israel Mid Sirhan he told a news heard the demand -on a conference newscast on a radio be had in up the hostages also The International announced iti Labor Day Quiet In Valley Area Meany then reminisced Lane and security Nixon and labor D Roosevelt from Amman since King Meany traded FDR a The construction union announced of over champagne politician as any who bore who have the toasts at the While House name of and backed Nixon's Indochina snd resumption o f Monday and most of the me tell you Lyndon war were represented nation's top union was no The by C G President An Jordanian on in approval and laughed the AFL-CIO and It Trade were after they had Other included named their religion to Reagan refused ceii I peculate on what th he needed more His learned of demand at her Turn To REAGAN Page 2 reported that the a U.S sergeant who The guest list was studded ment attache's on traditional names generally only was He was identified and the Rave no dc not Man the people crossed quiet causeway to Padre to Jhe brim on holiday one of least e r n e n u 3 were notary Days in recent years deserted with an occasional and a few people tennis on rooms for the first time Garcia Charr ged In Traffic Death Democratic Party alliance the Executive Mansion top union officials i during their wives to dinner Meany j Labor's Day annual holiday the head After a sumptuous dinner East Room Nwn rose to HITS TAIWAN Cambodians Pressing Offensive sters President and Leonard Guerrillas jn control of PENH Cambodia called in Woodcock President of all Cambodian and jrt a a United and children to travel to Tuesday pressed what One communist Army 25 was wnen contract Amman i AH Fran Ir But from the husbands In this nme of turbulence was W the oM good Hoods President of rin that Mine sniller and 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