Some Democrats Regard Lindsay as '72 Potential

Israeli Premier Meir says Jordan should fear neither Israel nor its so‐called enemies but its friends, the Arab countries, s, Israel Bond‐UJA dinner, NYC; says that Israel feels tragedy of Jordanian people; reptdly spent major part of 2‐hr conf with Nixon discussing situation

Mrs. Meir Appeals to U.S. Jews for Aid

Tass repts unmanned craft has made soft landing in Sea of Fertility, just south of moon's equator, and begun sending signals back to earth; craft is 1st to land in region; Bochum and Jodrell Bank, Eng, scientists rept it is transmitting TV pictures of lunar surface; Bochum dir Kaminski says pictures are of 'excellent quality;' before landing, course correction sent craft into elliptical orbit with 60‐mi apogee and 9‐mi perigee

Soviet Moon Craft Lands; Begins Sending Back Data

Gov Rockefeller announces that Rockefeller family has decided that its 4,180‐acre estate at Pocantico Hills in Westchester County will eventually be preserved and dedicated to pub interest, and not chipped away by haphazard development

Pocantico Hills to Be Saved By Rockefellers for Public

The Times inaugurates today a new page oppo site the editorial page devoted to views and opinions. Obituaries, for merly found opposite the editorial page, will now appear regularly on the second page of the sec ond section.

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Nasser appeals to Hussein to see that all army units observe cease‐fire proclaimed by Hussein; threatens unspecified consequences; Hussein tells Nasser that he is sincere in ordering cease‐fire but that guerrillas are ignoring it; Cairo Al Ahram repts Arafat accepted cease‐fire; reptdly accuses Iraq of thwarting cease‐fire by deliberately giving false information to Baghdad guerrilla radio that guerrilla leaders rejected cease‐fire; Hussein reptdly cites unspecified encouraging signs of cease‐fire; tells Nasser that he will order cease‐fire after army takes control and that he hopes guerrillas will respond; Majali says that because guerrillas did not abide by cease‐fire, troops were forced to return fire; Jordan says Syrian armored troops with heavy arty crossed border for 2d time; repts tank battles near Ramtha, guerrillas' lifeline with Syria; map; armored unit seen part of 3,500‐man Palestine Liberation Army contingent attached to Syrian Army; Jordan views as unimportant fact that Syria has trained, supplied and supported forces against Hussein making question of whether units are technically Palestinian or Syrian unimportant; Majali says action reveals conspiracy against Jordan; army seen controlling most of Amman despite continued fighting in city while north remains largely controlled by guerrillas; repts from Amman describe continuous fighting and guerrillas rept persistent shelling of Wahdat refugee camp and Jebel Hussein area of city; Damascus guerrilla radio claims victory at Ramtha and says army retreated to south abandoning equipment to guerrillas; Syrian Pres al‐Attassi denies Hussein's charge of Syrian aggression in what he terms fictitious battle; charges Jordan with genocide against Palestinian people; 4 unidentified planes reptdly flew over Ramtha area and guerrillas charge that Israeli planes bombed guerrilla positions in area; Israel denies rept and also Al Fatah rept from Beirut charging Israeli air strike in Arkub area of southern Lebanon; Amman radio repts defection of 3 guerrilla leaders, Al Fatah exec A Avad, Popular Struggle Front leader A Gharbiya and Al Fatah leader F Kaddumy (A al Lutif)

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Nixon expresses concern over what he calls growing tendency of coll admrs to blame Fed Govt policies for campus unrest, lr to 900 univ officials; also includes copy of Prof Hook article expressing like views; Nixon says he recognizes right of legitimate disagreement with Govt policy but says univ community itself bears responsibility for restoring order; speculation on motives behind Nixon's sudden flurry of comments on student disorders

PRESIDENT CALLS PEACE ON CAMPUS EDUCATORS'

US Sec Rogers asks Syria to end 'invasion' and warns that intervention presents danger of wider war, statement; text; US sends similar warning to USSR urging USSR to impress Syria with danger of situation and need to withdraw; statement, approved by Nixon, does not include explicit warning that US will take mil action to aid Hussein Govt but more closely approaches such action than any other pub Adm statement; US officials acknowledge that statement does lay groundwork for US intervention if necessary; appear confident that Jordanian Army can repulse 2 Syrian armored brigades without US aid; in 1st clash with Jordanian Army, Syria reptdly lost 30 tanks; statement does not specify whether tank forces are regular Syrian Army units or Palestinian units operating from Syria but declares Syrian Govt is responsible in either case; US officials say information from Jordan reveals some, if not all units are regular Syrian units; US and Israeli officials silent on Soviet charge that Meir and Nixon discussed possible US or Israeli intervention to aid Hussein; say US, responding to Jordanian request, is making 2 mobile field hosps without US personnel available; Defense Dept silent on whether there has been change in alert status of US forces in Eur and eastern Mediterranean; US naval and air movements in eastern Mediterranean detailed; Nixon confs with Kissinger while Sisco informs Rogers of situation by telephone

WIDENING FEARED

no rept on hostages but fear for their safety is expressed if they were caught in barrages that hit Amman

Amman, From the Inside

article on interstate hwy system finds it has opened new soc and econ frontiers and left lasting imprint on lives of those along its path; impact of construction of Route 80, coast‐to‐coast hwy, on several small towns discussed; residents comment; illus; map

Interstate Highways: Life Changes in Their Paths

US Govt and business, with investments of more than $1‐billion, are resigned to nationalization of holdings; no US anti‐Allende move is expected; US officials feel US lacks power to do so and that any interference will affect both countries adversely; possibility of coup seen unlikely unless Allende violates Const; nationalization program revd; Govt has good fiscal reserves as result of high copper prices; US expects Govt to set tone of relationship, reptdly is ready to send delegation to Allende inauguration if invited, but will wait before forming firm policy

U.S. Government and Business Resigned to a Marxist Chile

major US cos, sales and number of employes listed

United States Investment in Chile

Naples police arrest A Mellino, man believed to be acrobatic motorcyclist who touched off rioting last mo

Cyclist Who Chased Police Reported Seized in Naples

Chaban‐Delmas elected to Natl Assembly with 63.6% of votes; will turn seat over to running mate J Valade; Servan‐Schreiber gets 16.6% of votes; says he will offer resignation to party's Pol Bureau, which is expected to refuse it; says he made error in facing Chaban‐Delmas in home territory; makes new appeal for unity among non‐Communist left and center in drive to win municipal election next yr; says he will bid to become Premier under Pompidou if movement wins Assembly; Communist candidate F Riviere gets 8.6% of votes

Chaban Elected Easily Over Servan‐Schreiber

news media exercise caution in view of econ and pol uncertainties; doubts have been voiced about survival of freedom of press but Christian Dem party asserts it will demand from Allende firm legal guarantees; Allende coalition says communications media will be pub utility for free expression and creation of 'new culture'

Chile's Papers Exercise Caution Following Election

at least 6,000 policemen from other parts of nation deployed in Reggio Calabria as civic authorities and large crowds attend funeral of worker shot during disorders; some blame neo‐Fascists and Mafioso for violence; hold Mafia has been fanning offensive against central Govt to force Rome 'to take the heat on and make a deal with it'; say right‐wing extremists oppose reform that brought autonomy to 20 regions; nearly 100 persons arrested, including F Franco, member of neo‐Fascist Ital Soc Movement; illus of vehicles overturned and burned by mob

6,000 Policemen Are Deployed In Tense Southern Italian City

IAPA charges Marxists with harassment and intimidation of press

A Threat to Press Is Seen

Sen Thurmond says members of State Dept who are working for improving relations with Peking are wasting their time, s, World Anti‐Communist League, Tokyo

Thurmond Urges Japan to Step Up Defense Effort

Belfast youths reptd to have stoned 2 police cars in Cath Springfield Rd area

Belfast Youths Stone Police

Terrorists ambush and kill 3 Govt officials, Chiangrai prov

Ky Confirms Intention to Appear At McIntire's Washington Rally

Hsinhua press agency repts Norodom Sihanouk plans to transfer operations of his govt in exile to Cambodia; repts 7 of his supporters now fighting in Cambodia have been named mins; claims over 2/3 of Cambodian territory and nearly 3 million Cambodians are under control of rebels; says revolutionary govts have been set up in 80 of 103 villages in 2 key provs

Sihanouk Asserts His Regime Will Go to Cambodia Gradually

enemy downs US helicopter 1 mi S of buffer zone; 11 Amers killed, 11 wounded

FOE KILLS 11 G.I.'S; COPTER SHOT DOWN

About 1,000 ground service personnel strike El Al, Tel Aviv

Wildcat Strike Grounds 6 of 10 El Al Flights

Newsweek correspondent H P Leiferman charges his call to active duty in US Army is partially punishment for his reptg on Carswell, as well as for uncomplimentary articles on Army

Reporter's Suit Says His Callup Was a Punishment by the Army

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September 21, 1970

Headlines from September 21, 1970

Some Democrats Regard Lindsay as '72 Potential

Mrs. Meir Appeals to U.S. Jews for Aid

Soviet Moon Craft Lands; Begins Sending Back Data

Pocantico Hills to Be Saved By Rockefellers for Public

Op. Ed. Page

Billboard 200

Cosmo's Factory

Woodstock

Mad Dogs & Englishmen

Tommy

Chicago II

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 21, 1970