Palestinians Claim Soviets Tipped Off Hussein Plot
Palestinian spokesmen say 120 armed men including 4 officers were arrested after a plot to topple King Hussein, allegedly tipped off by the KGB to Syrians and then to Jordanian authorities. A veteran Lebanese observer doubts U S backing for a Palestinian king, while others point to Syria Libya and Egypt as past plotters.
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Rights Resolution Introduced At OAS Meeting
The OAS considers a strong rights resolution urging a rebuilt human rights commission with expanded resources and full cooperation from member states. It calls for visits to states to consult governments and groups and protection from retaliation for witnesses. Brazil rejects outside investigations.
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First Transpolar Flight Honored by U S and Soviet Celebrations
In Moscow outskirts and Vancouver Washington celebrations marked the 4th anniversary of Chkalov’s transpolar flight. Spectators, a military guard, and a Soviet delegation recounted the 1937 voyage piloted by Valery Chkalov with co pilots Georgy Batdukov and Alexander Belynsky. The flight, 5200 miles over the Arctic, connected Moscow to Vancouver and Portland was the intended stop but a grass field landing occurred due to crowds.
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Gas Company Seeks Repeal of Restrictive Order
Cities Service Gas Co seeks repeal of a Federal Power Commission order that would limit new natural gas connections in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska and Texas. The June 14 directive requires deliveries to match levels service can handle by next January and may curb new customers if volumes fall short. Current customers remain unaffected.
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Scorching Sun Forecast For Fathers Day
South Plains residents face a sweltering Fathers Day with highs in the upper 90s to 100s after a Saturday 104 degree peak. A stationary front keeps heat and dryness across the Texas Panhandle with three hours of sun today and Monday. Winds south at 15 to 20 mph and no widespread rain are expected through Monday.
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Wallace May Run For Senate Seat
Governor George C. Wallace indicated plans to run for the US Senate seat held by Democrat John Sparkman. He spoke at the Alabama AP Broadcasters Association meeting, saying he would announce his candidacy soon. He did not confirm a formal bid and dismissed being an anti Sparkman challenger.
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Arizona Probe Called Major Expose On Organized Crime
Robert Greene of Investigative Reporters and Editors Inc said the Arizona crime series was a landmark but acknowledged mistakes in producing the 100000 word report. The effort involved 6 months of work, 30 part timers, and a cross index of 46000 cards, with four people named under indictment and new probes and funding lasting years.
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ERA Opponents Win Vote at Oklahoma Women's Conference
Tense confrontation erupted at the Oklahoma State University event as ERA supporters lost a key vote. Police and authorities mediated after more than 200 women split from the conference to seek nullification. A rival group pressed claims of unequal minority representation and urged federal review.
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Oklahoma City
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Mexican President Tours Farm Region
President Jose Lopez Portillo conducted a three hour helicopter tour of northern Mexico’s agricultural belt visiting a sunflower farm and a sorghum field. He labeled agricultural productivity a top national issue while a cabinet official noted productivity as a major concern. Portillo's border arrival was welcomed by Tamaulipas Governor Enrique Cardenas Gonzales and local dignitaries.
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