Guerrilla Attacks and Curfews Stir Jordan Violence
In Jordan clashes, soldiers and guerrillas die as Al Fatah reports say Palestinian labor leaders killed in Egypt. Curfews imposed in Amman’s Wahdat and Ashrafieh, protests erupt, and memorials razed. In Gaza, 10 youths linked to PFLP detained for sabotage and murder. Sadat burns secret records ending Egypt’s reign of terror.
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Cairo
Egypt
Jerash
al Fatah
Hussein
Wahdat
Amman
Jordan
Ashrafieh
Rusaifa
Jordan Valley
Karame
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
Gaza
Ministry of Interior
Sadat
Sharawi Gomaa
New Ranch Probed For More Bodies
The Feather River search shifts to Jack Prindiville Ranch as 25 deputies with metal detectors and trenchers probe for more graves. Sheriff Whiteaker expects more discoveries near the Sullivan Ranch where 21 victims were found.
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Yuba City
Calif
Feather River
Marysville
St. Isadore’s
Whiteaker
Sullivan Ranch
Corona
Salinger Joins McGovern Campaign Staff
Pierre Salinger will join Senator George McGovern's presidential campaign this week. He argues McGovern is stronger in confrontational settings, citing past debates and his two South Dakota Senate wins. A May Gallup Poll showed McGovern with 5 percent of Democratic and 8 percent of independent support.
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New York
UPI
Pierre Salinger
John
Robert Kennedy
George McGovern
McGovern
Gallup
Edward M. Kennedy
Salinger
Kennedy
Prisoners in South Vietnam Put Off Return to North
Saigon reports the plan to release North Vietnamese POWs proceeds with 13 of 660 eligible agreeing to repatriation. Prisoners, sick or wounded, have until Thursday to change their minds. U.S. officials hope the step could aid broader releases, while many still refuse under Geneva terms.
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Saigon
International Committee of the Red Cross
U.S
North Vietnam
GM Faces End To Bus Business
New York attorney and labor mediator Theo W. Kheel urged the government to force General Motors out of bus manufacturing under a 1965 consent decree. He argued GM’s bus dominance blocks public transit development and warned that if a rival disappears before 1976 the Justice Department could require GM to divest or restructure.
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Washington
Theodore W. Kheel
New York
General Motors
Cochairman
National Conference On Public Transportation
Kheel
Justice Department
Turk Sharpshooters Hold Girl At House Amid Turmoil
Turkish authorities clash with assailants after a girl is held inside the Erkan house. About 1,000 protesters clash with troops as police seal the scene. Newspapers report calls to publish but police refuse.
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Turk Sharpshooters
Stray Tot Found After Night Alone Near Albuquerque
Three year old Chris Dodson wandered from a church picnic and spent a night alone in the Manzano Mountains east of Albuquerque. Volunteers found him about a mile from his disappearance, his feet and hands cold like ice, and he asked for a soda pop.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Chris Dodson
Manzano Mountains
Paul Dodson
Chris
Major Drug Seizure In San Juan Reveals $30.3 Million Cache
U S Customs officials report the seizure of 201 pounds of heroin in San Juan with a street value of 30.3 million dollars and the arrest of a man and a woman in a smuggling probe. The announcement cites a second large haul in Miami three days earlier worth 1.23 million dollars.
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UPI
U.S
Myles J. Ambrose
Washington
Miami
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