Mayor Lindsay angered by Daily News rept that 1 reason for Police Comr Leary resignation is his embitterment because City Hall minimized possible plot to murder policemen; Lindsay spokesman denounces rept as 'dangerous rumor-mongering'; says Leary and dept top command advised Lindsay last wk that at this time there was no evidence of any conspiracy in recent series of outrages against individual policemen

LEARY SEES MAYOR THEN GOES ABROAD

CUSHING RESIGNS; SUCCESSOR NAMED

As some 200 passengers from two hijacked jetliners waited out their second day as hostages in the Jordanian desert yester day, Britain, Switzerland, West Germany and the United States agreed to coordinate efforts to obtain their release.

4 NATIONS AGREE ON JOINT EFFORT TO FREE HOSTAGES

Fed Ct rules that NYC and other parties may bring triple-damage suits against major auto mfrs for having allegedly conspired to prevent development and installation of antismog devices; ruling is 1st to grant parties who were not targets of business conspiracy right to recover for damages suffered; could lead to judgments against auto mfrs and possibly decree ordering cos to develop and install antipollution devices; decision, which grew out of antitrust conspiracy suit that was filed in Jan '69, detailed; NYC Corp Counsel Rankin hails decision

Court Allows City to Sue Car Makers on Pollution

Rivera, Benjamin: Taxicab driver slain in holdup, is 8th taxi indus employe killed in '69

City Will Require All Taxis To Install Cash Lockboxes

PLEA ON HOSTAGES IS MADE BY ROGERS

article on critically low morale of sanitation force which has been caused by mounting criticism by pub of garbage collections and by widespread practice of changing shifts to make up for frequent breakdowns of collection trucks; notes other factors that may have affected productivity; cites figures compiled by Sanitation Dept showing that roughly 10,000 men have been collecting slightly more garbage each yr, noting that avg collected by each shift has risen from 8 tons in '67-'68 fiscal yr to 8.2 in '69-'70; details problem of truck maintenance, noting that dept and union are conducting surveys to determine what kinds of trucks are used in other cities and how frequently they break down; sanitationmen comment

Sanitationmen Here Aggrieved By Abuse and Changing Hours

defeated for US Sen nomination, Repub primary; tally

Cramer Beats Ex‐Judge

airports throughout world tighten security; illus; airline officials and FAA to conf, Washington, on placing armed agents aboard liners; Pres Nixon discusses with Mideast advisers possibility of placing armed US marshals aboard planes inspections of passengers described

Airports Tighten Security, Intensify Luggage Search

Trans International Airlines: 11 crew members killed as 'stretch' DC-8 crashes on take-off from Kennedy Internatl Airport; craft was on way to Dulles Internatl Airport to pick up passengers for flight to Gatwick Airport, London; line official says crew represented line's most senior personnel; crew listed; FAA spokesman and other witnesses describe crash; map; illus

11 KILLED IN CRASH OFJETATKENNEDY

Laird instructs services to increase readiness of Natl Guard and Reserve forces so that future emergencies like Vietnam can be met by calling up reserves quickly rather than by relying on draft, Aug 31 memo; current reserve strength noted

PENTAGON TO CUT USE OF DRAFTEES IN FAST BUILD‐UPS

hostage TWA and Swissair crewmen describe living conditions in planes as bad and growing worse, news conf arranged by commandos; illus; note some 30 children still remain; commandos say they are supplying passengers with food and water; Popular Front repr says no hostages will be freed until GB releases Khaled and returns body of her accomplice; says Jewish hostages are being held not because they are Jewish; presence near planes of 2 Iraqi officers noted; stretch of desert where planes landed, known as Dawson's Field, reptdly was used by RAF

Life on Jets Held in Desert Is Harsh

Nominated for Gov, Dem primary run-off; tally; por

Bumpers Wins Runoff

S Vietnamese Govt spokesman says Nguyen Cao Ky reconsiders his trip to US; says new fact has been brought to Nguyen Cao Ky's attention by Bui Diem and an aide; White House declines comment on trip, spokesman for McIntire says he plans to fly to Saigon to urge Nguyen Cao Ky to attend rally

KY RECONSIDERING PLAN TO VISIT U.S.

Cambodian soldiers consider amulets vital part of their battlefield equipment; most carry small cloth bag containing Buddha figures or metal disk inscribed with ancient Hindu symbols, wear scarves, sashes and other emblems and devices to protect them; monks are swamped with demands for amulets, explain significance; soldiers wearing amulets illus

Amulets Are a Vital Part of a Cambodian Soldier's Equipment

Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space&#8208;3 P.M.

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Lusaka conf opens at summit level; 30 chiefs of state and heads of govt attend; include Emperor Haile Selassie, Tito, Gandhi, Indonesian PTCS Suharto, Makarios and Singapore Prime Min Lee Kuan Yew; Zambian Pres Kaunda named conf chmn; calls for collective pol and econ action to reduce dependence on big powers; conf gives observer stains to Vietcong delegation under Nguyen Thi Binh; other 'liberation movements have such status; Zambian authorities arrest 9 reporters

Neutral Nations Open Parley in Zambia

Cambodian attache Lt Col Nguon Pytoureth, stationed in Paris, transfers his allegiance from Lon Nol to Norodom Sihanouk; switch starts struggle between both factions for possession of his apt; Norodom Sihanouk supporters use it as base for their Paris activities, refuse to turn it over to Cambodian Embassy officials; French Foreign Min orders maintenance of status quo pending inquiry; struggle for possession includes st battle; 3 pro-Norodom Sihanouk supporters injured, hospitalized

Two Cambodian Factions Clash in Paris

Enemy troops stall Cambodian offensive along Route 6 after they pushed only 6 mi north of Skoun; map

134 South Vietnamese Reported Killed as Foe Attacks 2 Bases

statistics indicate that 3/5 of Warsaw residents who contract venereal diseases were drunk at time

Rise in Venereal Disease Alarms Doctors in Poland

US mil strength to be reduced by 9,800 men within yr, joint Thai-Amer announcement; cutbacks will bring total US troop withdrawals to 15,800 men since Sept '69; US troop strength to be at about 32,000 men when withdrawals are completed; withdrawals reptdly will include 4 sqdns of F-105 fighter-bombers and another sqdn with 4,200 airmen at Ta Khli air base

U.S. to Pull Out 9,800 Men From Thailand by Next July

Cosmos 361 launched into orbit with 202-mi apogee, 129-mi perigee, 89.6-min orbital time and 72.9-degree orbital plane; Tass repts craft is functioning normally

Cosmos 361 Orbited

Maj Gen W Desobry dismisses charge against Mitchell that he killed 8-yr-old boy; hearing set on various motions filed on behalf of Torres

GENERAL DISMISSES ONE SONGMY CHARGE

gives reception for Natl Reading Council volunteers

A White House Reception

SEATO Sec Gen Vargas sees hope for internatl conf on SE Asia if USSR becomes more concerned over Communist China's role in area, annual rept

SEATO Aide Hopeful on Talks

Natalia Streignard is a Venezuelan actress and beauty pageant titleholder who competed at Miss Venezuela 1992. Natalia is best known for her work in successful telenovelas such as El Juramento with Osvaldo Rios, La mujer de mi vida, with ex-spouse Mario Cimarro, Mi destino eres tu with Lucero and Jorge Salinas, and La Tormenta with Christian Meier, in the most famous telenovelas productions of Televisa, Venevision and Telemundo.

Natalia Streignard, Spanish-Venezuelan actress

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The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine is a secular Palestinian Marxist–Leninist organization founded in 1967 by George Habash. It has consistently been the second-largest of the groups forming the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the largest being Fatah.

A British airliner is hijacked by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and flown to Dawson's Field in Jordan.

September 9, 1970

Headlines from September 9, 1970

LEARY SEES MAYOR THEN GOES ABROAD

CUSHING RESIGNS; SUCCESSOR NAMED

4 NATIONS AGREE ON JOINT EFFORT TO FREE HOSTAGES

Court Allows City to Sue Car Makers on Pollution

City Will Require All Taxis To Install Cash Lockboxes

Billboard 200

Cosmo's Factory

Woodstock

Blood; Sweat & Tears 3

Mad Dogs & Englishmen

Chicago II

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Historical Context for September 9, 1970