September 10, 1970

IRC com gets last-min extension of deadline set by guerrillas to destroy planes; IRC repr Rochat says no new time limit has been set; extension comes after day of conflicting repts and deteriorating situation in Amman, where clashes between commandos and Jordanian troops interrupted communications and heightened confusion over status of talks between IRC com and guerrillas; clashes reptdly prevented meeting between com and commandos forcing extension, while other repts indicate com and guerrillas had agreed to extension over telephone; position of Arabs held by Israel and freed hostages in Amman remains unclear; Swissair repts it has plane, with med supplies and nurse, ready at Zurich to fly to Amman and airlift passengers out of Jordan

Lindsay announces ban on all parking in 50-block area below Fulton St in attempt to ease traffic congestion; warns city may ban traffic in area if parking restriction fails; NY Auto Club pres Phillips doubts ban will have any material effect because curb space in area is 'already severely limited'; chides Lindsay for suggesting ban on all cars rather than getting more garages built; map

US reptdly agrees to send Israel 18 Phantom jet fighter-bombers by end of yr; decision reptdly was made prior to hijackings and represents US response to evidence that UAR violated cease-fire accord

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 9—The World Bank reported today that its annual aid to developing countries had passed the $2‐ billion mark, exceeding the United States foreign aid pro gram.