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Jordan's Young King Hussein May Be After Total Power BEIRUT, Lebanon, June 7 There are those in the Middle East who believe Jordan's impulsive young King is getting ready to make a grab for total power in that desert kingdom. They are convinced King Hussein will soon dissolve Parliament and call for new elections, aimed at giving him authority far in excess of what the usual constitutional monarch exercises. The 21-year-old King and his 13-year old Arab Legion commander have moved swiftly to consolidate their recent gains. With the. Legion.on!his side after Maj.

Gen. All Abu Nuwar became its commander, the King recently sacked Premier Samir Rifal, who refused to obey his orders, and made Said Mufti premier. Mufti looks to be the head of pretty much a figurehead government. "Parliament will be dissolved in two months, probably sooner," i former Cabinet minister says. "That's the present government's assigned task." In only a few weeks, Hussein and Abu Nuwar have turned this once docile, British controlled kingdom into a tinderbox.

Unable to guess how the tide will turn, some Amman businessmen have stopped building until they know what is going to happen. Only three months ago, when World War II Ends Officially July 25 Bh ARTHUR EDSOlf WASHINGTON, June 1 (Pi--All ever America graduates are stepping up to get their diplomas in the wlndup of the greatest expen- ment in mass education ever tried in this country. Officially the experiment ends midnight July 25 At that moment the World War training program under the GI bill goes out of existence. Few government projects have News Briefs June an--Arcade Melanson, 23, was charged with trespassing in four backyards and peeping in windows. He said he Was watching TV.

Crown counsel: "That's a funny Way to watch television." Magistrate C. A. Thoburn: "It's Inexpensive, anyway, (turning to the defendant) Were you drunk?" Defendant: "I don't drink." Magistrate: "It's too bad. Then you could go to bar and TV." Case dismissed. TV BUENOS AIRES, June 7 Wl--Dr.

Erick Frich Gebhardt, German nuclear -physicist, arrived here this week to lecture as a guest of the Argentine Atomic Commission. affected so many. In its 12 years half of those who served World War used their GI training rights. And no one can say exactly how many millions of wives and babies ate off the GI bill while daddy was learning to be a minister or a meatcutter or a teacher or an embalmer. The total bill, for tuition, equipment and subsistence, the Veterans Administration said today, comes to billion dollars.

Compared with 1947, -when more than a million were In training, the number of World Wer veterans still 'taking training has dwindled to a trickle. Some 67,000 were still on the list in April. Of these, around 20,000 were expected to get a college diploma. When the end comes, it's final. Even though a GI is entitled to more training, and is in the middle of a course, it's all over July 25.

The only exception: Those who enlisted between 6, 1945, and Oct. 5, 1946, under the Voluntary Recruitment Act, have nine years from the end of their enlistment to wind up their training. they're only a handful," VA official said. UNITED NATIONS, June 7 Wl-- D.N. rules, all petitions and complaints from individuals in non-self-governing territories be examined.

A committee studied 33,026 -mis- the found 506 warranted further consideration. They include 364 claims of property damage and 60 complaints of killing, wounding. Imprisonment or disappearance of relatives inj-iot- tag a. year ago, NEW YORK, June W--Eight of the Hebrew Union Bchool of Sacred Music have been awarded master of arts degrees in sacred music. They are the first to receive such degrees in the United States.

BRESCIA, Italy, June (fl -Miss Willeme Buckman Clark, 24, Of Savannah, brought some news 1 to local music lovers. None here 'seemed to know it. But Brescia is the birthplace of an almost forgotten composer named Biago Marini (born 1595) who was credited with a revolution in chamber music. Miss Clark Is doing re- on him on a study tour financed by Rotary International. TOBERMORY, June -1 Wl-The Telegram reports that six skeletons bearing tomahawk scars have been found in Georgian Bay, proving a wreck nearby is that ot explorer LaSalle's ship, the Griffon The ship, first sailing vessel on the Great Lakes, vanished Sept.

18 1679. Tht find was made by commercial fisherman Orrie Vale. He connected the skeletons with toe Griffon but did not elaborate. KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya, June 1 wi Official sources report a large part of the British and Commonwealth troops fighting Communist guerrillas in Malaya will be withdrawn when their campaign is won. About 25,000 men are Involved.

Britain and Malaya will have a mutual defense and aid agreement. Don't get the idea the student- veteran is disappearing completely. The Korean program still is going strong, with 750,000 in training this spring. But for World War n. veterans, as good a valedictory as any was must supplied by Peter Benton, who "through the generosity of my great country" was graduated this week from Boston University.

In a. letter tha.t Rep. Laurence Curtis (R-Mass) put Jn the Congressional Record, Benton said: "My entire formal education was provided for by the American people through the legislation organized and passed by Congress for veterans of the second world war. "The purpose of this letter is to extend my gratitude. to.

members of Congress for giving many of us this opportunity." Jet Pttot Tells Of Experience In Tornado NORTH PLATTE, Nebr.7 June 1 (IK--What's it like to be in a jet plane at 21,000 feet during a tornado? Capt. Robert J. Manning, flying an F86D Sabre Jet, landed at the North Platte Airport safely late yesterday after experiencing from the air a twister that destroyed the Horace Berkheimer farm near Pleasanton, Neb. en route from Madison, to Fresno, said lightning struck the front of the plane, nipping off the nose. Severe turbulence exploded his cockpit canopy.

His radar and he lost radio contact. Hail pitted the leading edges of the plane and dirt from the floor of the plane swirled into the air, getting into his. eyes, and forced him to fly blind for a minute or so. The only injury suffered by Manning was reddened eyes, caused by the dust. The plane's engine, he said, 'operated smoothly throughout and he made a normal landing.

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ilding Phone $6196 ordan turned Britain, lany jumped to the conclusion lat Abu was the power ehind the throne. Some called the "Nasser of Jrdan Then nly a lieutenant colonel and the Ing's aide-de-camp, Abu Nuwai otted the ouster of Britain's Lt. en. John Bagot Gliibb, who had the Arab Legion for 26 years. lubb.built It up with the aid of ritisli money: to become the best sciplined fighting force in any rab nation.

Now Abu Nuwar has Glubb's b. He is a dynamic, energetic tficer and, like Hussein, is fa- atically nationalist. He despises West, particularly Britain, the nited States and Prance. He is ell-educated. What he lacks in icperience, he makes up with low-how in political intrigue.

He is but those closest to him say he is entiiely loyal to the King. Many in the Middle East now are convinced that it is the King who burns with ambition to be the leal luler of Joidan There are others, however, who find it difficult cast Hussein in this role. regard him still as a playboy who prefers fast racing ears, piloting his own plane and going to gay parties But even these people agree that right now Hussein is the boss in. Jordan. But if Hussein's bid should fail, Abu Niiwar would be in an ideal spot to junk the monarchy and seize control himself, just Fa- roulc was thrown out by the military Egypt four years ago.

Now, as in Glubb's time, who control's the Legion controls Jordan. PrUtr, Jane 1IH SETS HEARTY PACE--Dr Paul Dudley White, President Eisenhower's a a slatof tendem, foreground. He and Chicago's Mayor Richard Daley set the pace for opening of the Windy City's first bicycle path, one of many planned lor Chicago's system 'Selfish Block Huge Project DBLBAY BEACH, Juno (INS)--Wealthy Ohio industrialist Warren Giimes snid today he has abandoner plans for a research center near Dtlray Beach. i who manufacturers lights for 95 per cent of the world's all planes, said he blamed "shortsighted people" who blocked the airstup for private planes he had planned to construct west of the city; He said he had intended to build a plant where and semi-ietired engineers and other piofessional personnel could work on projects at their leisure. The Urbana, 0., millionaire! declared: "I appreciate the efforts of the piogressive element which favored cieation of the airstrip.

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