Plot against Hussein fails with 300 held
King Hussein of Jordan was wounded when a Jordanian air force plane attacked Amman. About 300 people including military officers and civilians were arrested over the conspiracy to kill Hussein and seize power. An Nahar cited a "training accident" explanation and noted ongoing regional tensions.
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Said Dajani
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Indian senator urges BIA removal from Interior Dept
Sen elect James Abourezk says the Bureau of Indian Affairs should be run by Indians themselves and separated from the Interior Department He criticizes government stewardship of Indians and advocates preserving culture while integrating Indians into mainstream life He opposes foreign military aid including weapons to Israel and supports lawful accountability for BIA building vandalism linked to South Dakota leaders
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Sioux Rosebud
South Dakota
Abourezk
Israel
Butz denies he serves agribusiness at 4-H Congress
Secretary Earl Butz told newsmen at the national 4-H Congress that claims he serves corporate growers are hogwash. He praised the family farm, noted rising farm income, and described Nixon programs as giving farmers freedom. He said Russia and Japan would continue buying U.S. grain. About 40 United Farm Workers supporters picketed the Hilton during his speech.
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API
Earl Butz
Butz
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Japan
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United Farm Workers
Conrad Hilton
Middletown newspaper circulation notice 1972
Fragmentary OCR shows a Middletown New York daily paper published November 27 1972 by Newspapers Inc. with home delivery 50 cents per week and single issue 15 cents. Sunday Record 20 cents. Mentions second class postage paid at Middletown and general rates.
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Papas County
Tte Newspapers, Inc
Midatetown
N.Y
Middletown
Apollo 17 sign fuels crew at Cape Kennedy launch countdown
CAPE KENNEDY UPI A Grumman foreman Richard Kupczyk says the motto This may be our last but it will be our best underscores the crew’s resolve as 600 Grumman workers finish the lunar module landing craft ahead of Apollo 17’s December 6 launch on the nation’s final moon mission.
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UPI
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Grumman Aerospace Corp
Kupczyk
Grumman
Italian Elections Test Centrist Coalition in Admin Vote
Italians began administrative voting to 2 p.m. as 3.8 million voters represent 11 percent of the electorate. The outcome will signal shifts since May parliamentary elections with Christian Democrats and Communists dominant, while Neofascists rise and Socialists slip.
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Rome
Giulio Andreotti
Italy
Sub
Norway
Japanese Delegation to Visit Peking for Trade Talks
A 30 man Japanese government delegation will go to Peking this week to lay groundwork for accords on trade aviation navigation and fishery. This marks the first official mission to Peking after the September 27 establishment of diplomatic relations with China. The talks aim at signing agreements under the Sino Japanese liaison framework.
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