Jordan guerrillas reject cease fire amid Syrian intervention claims
Al Ahram reports Syria sent armored infantry into Jordan to aid Palestinian guerrillas. Jordanian guerrillas reject government cease fire and vow to press on in the three day-old conflict. About 5 000 killed or wounded in fighting. Hazem Nusseibeh filed the charge with the Arab League seeking an emergency session. The guerrilla radio says no cease fire by 8 p m Damascus time.
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Palestinian commandos aid cross border into Jordan
Columns of tanks and troops in desert camouflage crossed the Syrian border into northern Jordan to reinforce Palestinian guerrillas battling King Hussein. The force, likely Palestinian commandos from Syria, bore Palestinian licenses and may be supplied by Syria or Iraq. Guerrillas controlled the border town just south of Syria, 50 miles north of Amman.
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Laird says no US intervention in Jordan yet
Defense Secretary Laird stated the United States will not intervene as long as King Husayn’s army controls Jordan. He noted a continued buildup of the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean and possible ongoing fleet deployments.
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Hussein
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Virginia
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Amman
United States
Wrong-way driver killed on Route 20 bypass near Norwalk
Vermilion man Steve Ray Miller 25 died when his car sped east in the westbound passing lane and ran off the Route 20 bypass east of Norwalk at 9 11 p m A highway patrol cruiser pursued him for about three miles with a red spotlight as a warning Miller's body was thrown from the car and the vehicle demolished at Fisher Titus Hospital, Norwalk
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U S puzzled over cease fire violations in Middle East
Washington sources say Nixon aides worry over Soviet Egyptian breaches of the August ceasefire. Antiaircraft missile sites and foundations have been dug within 32 miles of the Suez Canal. Officials note military effects are minor but political damage harms negotiations. Some fear Moscow Cairo may not honor any political settlement.
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Cloud argues in Ohio gubernatorial campaign fundraiser speech
State Auditor Roger Cloud, a Republican candidate, spoke at a Columbus fundraising dinner with GOP leaders. He acknowledged trailing polls but asserted Ohio needs a governor who will reject his opponent Jack Gilligan's tax plan, calling it a billion dollar tax hit and harmful to industry and residents. Cloud attacked Gilligan’s financing ideas and urged focus on Ohio’s future.
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John J. Gilligan
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Andrews
John D. Herbert
Robin T. Turner
GOP
Ohio campaign magic wand rattles under 1970 election
The Ohio statewide race for governor and senator in 1970 appears unsettled amid unusual campaign conditions. Republicans face loans and scandal questions while a grand jury probe and a wiretap cloud the field. Voters may watch party splits and internal reactions as Saxbe endures criticism.
Weather details for today and tomorrow
Mild, sunny day with highs in the 90s and increasing clouds tonight lowering to the 50s to 60s. Tomorrow, partly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs in the 80s. Lake Erie winds southerly 10 to 16 knots, fair conditions.
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Israel Joins Negotiations for Hostages in Jordan
Israel joined four other nations in joint talks for the release of 54 passengers held hostage by Palestinian guerrillas in Amman Jordan. The Red Cross said it had no word on hostages fate for two days and 38 are Americans. They were said to be held in areas of Amman most affected by Jordan's civil war.
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Swiverland
UPI
Israel
Amman
Jordan
International Red Cross
Wedding March Reaches Man at Ninety in Massachusetts
Herbert D. White aged 90 and his bride 86 tied the knot after White, tired of running around, proposed. He met the former Mrs. Charlotte Rettig while doing carpentry for her daughter, Mrs. Meta Heimlich, and she accepted after two weeks.
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Kent State Student Indicted On Narcotics Charges
Alan Canfora, 21, among nine wounded May 4 at Kent State University, was charged with three counts of selling narcotics in Portage County Common Pleas Court. Bond set at 5,000 per count. he remained jailed. The indictment spurred talk the special grand jury probe may probe drug involvement in the campus disorders.
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Ohio’s Odd Year Shapes GOP and Dems in 1970s Race
Ohio politics in an unusual year features Gov. Rhodes steering GOP strategy while Frank Lausche shifts endorsements. Campus unrest, Kent State probes, potential legislative session, and school finance loom large as voters weigh Nixon and Agnew national signals and Rhodes’ influence.
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Robert Taft Jr
Roger Cloud
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Kent State University
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
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