Palestinian Guerrillas Battle Jordan Forces Amid Stronghold Push
Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian troops fought in northern Jordan as Beirut issued a communique claiming the army sought to wipe out guerrilla bases near Jerash. Jordanian officials denied a large-scale resumption of fighting while reporting attacks on farms and casualties on both sides.
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Medical students attack AMA at graduation protest
Forty four of 104 graduating Medical College of Wisconsin students read a statement criticizing the American Medical Association and calling for a national prepaid health care system. They accused the health care industry of placing profits over patient health and urged doctors to withhold new graduate names from draft boards until a national health corps is created.
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Old Scythian Tomb Yields Big Finds
In a 2300 year old Ordzhonikidze tomb archaeologists led by Prof Mozolevsky found a queen, a child, and three servants buried in antechamber with gold rings bracelets and a conical gold hat. The chamber yielded silver cups an enamel plate and weapons.
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Nixon to Meet Police Chiefs and Sheriffs at White House
President Nixon, at Camp David for Memorial Day weekend, will host a Thursday meeting with police chiefs and sheriffs to discuss a surge in police killings. Attendees include Atty. Gen. Mitchell and FBI Director Hoover, with members from the Police Chiefs and Sheriffs associations. Somoza to visit. Nixon to dedicate an Arkansas River navigation project in Tulsa on Saturday before returning to Washington.
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Fire claims life in Edinburgh hotel blaze
A Scottish woman died as a fire tore through the Royal British Hotel in Edinburgh. Eighty guests and twenty five staff fled into the streets in their night clothes before firefighters found the woman dead in a fourth floor room.
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Lava threat eases as Etna eruption slows near Fornazzo
In Sicily, lava from Mt. Etna neared Fornazzo and threatened Sciara and Macchia di Giarre. Vulcanologists and officials in Giarre met overnight and urged against bombing the lava head to form a barrier, noting two of five craters had quieted but eruption persisted with uncertain duration.
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Union Bargainers Break Off Talks With Western Union
Washington UPI Union negotiators halted contract talks for 17 000 Western Union Telegraph Co employes amid threats of a nationwide strike set for Tuesday. UTW refused a 20 percent two year wage package, while CWA Local 1177 rejected a similar offer and proposed a counter. The two unions and Western Union had been mediated by the FMCS since Saturday as a three year contract neared expiry.
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Ky Says He'll Run For Presidency
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky, former prime minister and flamboyant air force general, said he plans to seek the presidency this fall. U.S. officials will stay hands off as Ky positions to enter the race against Thieu and possibly Minh, with a running mate to be announced later.
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