By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', September 11, 1970

By Jak,'The Evening Standard', September 17, 1970

'Black September'
King Hussein of Jordan takes on the PLO in ten days of civil war.

By Keith Waite, 'The Sunday Mirror', September 20, 1970

News: 19 September: Palestinian guerrilla forces in Amman issued a statement saying that the Jordanian Army
had bombarded the huge al-Baqaa refugee camp on the outskirts of Amman with incendiary bombs.

By Garland, 'The Daily Telegraph', September 22, 1970

The Superpowers and their regional proxies.

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', September 22, 1970

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', September 23, 1970

By Cookson, 'The Evening News', September 23, 1970

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', September 24, 1970

News: September: Newspaper reporters were flown out of embattled Amman after being trapped in the Intercontinental Hotel during intense fighting.

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', September 25, 1970

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', September 29, 1970

Gamal Abdel Nasser passed away on September 28, 1970

By Gibbard, 'The Guardian', September 30, 1970

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', October 1, 1970

Palestinian guerilla hijacker, Leila Khaled, was released by the British in a negotiated exchange swap.

By Jensen, 'The Sunday Telegraph', October 4, 1970

Kosygin of the U.S.S.R. laments the death of Nasser and Soviet influence in Egypt.
"How Prophetic"!!!

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', October 16, 1970

By Mac, 'The Daily Sketch', November 4, 1970

Depicted: Golda Meir, Alec Douglas-Home and Edward Heath in London.

By Jak, 'The Evening Standard', November 4, 1970

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