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Showers Likely Ckwdy and'mild with sirtw- THEMILY FINAL era likely today, tonight and again tomorrow. RediSonk, Freehold Long Braneji 7 EDITION Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL.93, NO. 55 RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 24 PAGES TEN'CENTS wmmmmmmmmmmmH Full Ransom Demanded for Captives Fifty-five British, Swiss, mands have been commu- as its final demands and will Palestinians and a committee West German, Israeli and nicated to the governments settle for nothing short of the of the International Red Cross U.S. citizens remained hos- involved. unconditional surrender to were suspended Sunday and tages-of Arab guerrillas to- The statement telephoned to them by all governments con- the Bed Cross negotiators day, and their captors said news agencies in Beirut said: cerned." flew back to Geneva. nothing short of their govern- "The PFLP has made these Negotiations between the Officials of the Red Cross ments' "unconditional surren- and the Swiss government der" to ransom demands will met for more than three gain their release. hours today with the four-na- The other 257 hostages held Guerrillas., Troops tion hijack crisis committee. for as long as a week by the Trie Swiss Foreign Ministry Popular Front for the Liber- then announced that the orga- ation of Palestine reached Ni- nization had a mandate to cosia yesterday. Many then In Bloody Clash work for release of all the left for Zurich and London, hostages. while others spent their first By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With the absence from Am- night of freedom on Cyprus. Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian army troops clashed man of the Red Cross team, again yesterday, part of the Middle East confusion casting Vatican emissary Msgr; Jean They were passengers in a a long shadow over tomorrow's opening of the U.N. General Rhbdain, met for 30 minutes Swissair DC8 and a Trans Assembly's 25th session. with top Popular Front lead- World Airlines Boeing 707 The bloody fight near the cease-fire line with Israel left ers and said the talks were that the Popular Front hi- 12 guerrillas and two soldiers dead, according to Palestinian "very encouraging." jacked Sept. 6 and a BOAC sources. Sources in the guerrilla Central Committee said the V C10 commandeered last He said another meeting Wednesday. The commandos commandos were from Al Fatah, largest of the Palestinian was scheduled today. had demanded the release of groups. Sources in Tripoli said the seven Arab prisoners of Brit- The government radio said toe guerrillas were elements • Libyan government had vol- ain, West Germany and Swit- of the Palestine Liberation Army. unteered to mediate between zerland as the price of their Iraq claimed there was increased Israeli military ac- the Palestinians and the hostages' freedom. tivity along the Israel-Jordan cease-fire line, but Uie mili- Western governments. tary command in Tel Aviv denied this. Libya also would try to con- However, the seven re- vince the Palestinians to re- EMOTIONAL REUNION — Cecil K. Simmen, left, of New Hartford, N. Y., and his wife, center, are overcome mained < imprisoned and a Further confrontation between the guerrillas and the Jordanian army appeared imminent, as Radio Baghdad re- frain from further terrorist by emotion yesterday as they welcome their daughter Cecilee, second from le^t, at New York's Kennedy Inter- Popular Front statement last night did not spell out terms ported Iraq had handed over to the Palestinians a 3,000-man activity in the three nations, national Airport. She wa* among the passengers aboard a Swissair jetliner hijacked tiy guerrillas and held hos- for the release of the remain- brigade of commandos who had been serving under the Ira- the sources said. tage in Jordan, who returned to the United States Sunday. ,- • (A? Wiwphoto) ing hostages. It said the de- qi command since the 1967 Middle East war. (See FULL RANSOM, Pg. 2) - jBIIIIBIIll^ JIII»lllllllllllllll!lllillB See Strike Certain Against GM DETROIT (AP) — A strike the first concessio