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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1975

Page

5

Rebels Near Airport Threaten Phnom Penh Airlift Continues

Communist insurgents pressed toward Phnom Penh near the capital's airport, advancing through rice paddies toward a dike barrier by government positions. The US airlift of food and fuel resumed at dawn as government forces held other areas and battles intensified along the Mekong.

Phnom Penh Tuol Leap Washington Saigon Thailand Neak Luang Mekong Long Boret

Viet Airlift Expands as Saigon Faces Major Offensive

The United States plans to use commercial vessels under Military Sea Lift Command for initial Viet airlift. President Ford met Saigon leaders and ordered Weyand to assess aid needs. A divided Senate committee backed $82.5 million for three months and $73 million in aid. Evacuations from Da Nang began, Thieu reshuffled the cabinet to fight a historic North Vietnamese onslaught. Refugees swelled Da Nang as Hue fell, with troops and civilians fleeing toward ships. North Vietnam extended its push into the Mekong Delta, seizing Hla Tien as Radio Saigon reorganized government to meet the emergency.

Military Sea Lift Command AID Indochina Ford Washington Tran Kim Phuong Saigon Army Fred C. Weyand Senate Foreign Relations Committee Cambodia John Sparkman D-Ata United States United Naions da Nang Hue Imperial Dunkirk Quang Ngai South Vietnam Peter O’loughlin Pleiku Kontum Tuy Hoa North Vietnam Mekong Hla Tien Radio Saigon Thieu

Prince Faisal’s former girlfriend doubts mental illness

Christine Surma, 2 year-old former girlfriend of Prince Faisal Ibn Musaed Ibn Abdul Aziz, says he was not mentally deranged and appeared brilliant. She recalls his radical shift at Berkeley and notes his past academic troubles at UC Berkeley and Colorado, including a prior drug case dismissed.

Christine Surma Los Angeles Faisal Ibn Musaed Ibn Abdul Aziz Miss Surma Iramhoto King Paisal Knbc-Tv West Hollywood Prince Faisal Ibn Musaed Ibn Prince University of Colorado UC Berkeey Berkeley Surma Nbc-Tv Faisal Radio Riyadh Royal King Faisal Faisal Ibn Musaed Ton Abdul Aziz Beirut Fahd Washington Saudi Arabia U.S Monte Carlo Radio Riyadh Khaled Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz Allah

Nixon mourns death of Saudi King Faisal

Former President Nixon described King Faisal as an immense loss to the country and to Arab American friendship. He noted the assassination is a personal loss, stating the two leaders had known each other for 20 years after Nixon met Faisal during his final Middle East trip last summer.

San Clemente Richard M. Nixon Faisalay Nixon Middle East Faisal Riyadh Washington Israel East Jerusalem Palestine Liberation Organization PLO al Fatah Arabian American Oil Co Aramco Prince Khaled Khaled Fahd Cleveland Ohio Palace

Tax rebate plan trims Senate bill in tax relief push

Negotiators agreed on rebates up to 3400 for working poor with children and higher child care deductions for upper middle income parents. A $500 million Chrysler tax break was dropped, Senate cuts totaling 46.6 billion bring the measure closer to Ford’s acceptable level. Rebate details set 10 percent of 1974 taxes with caps and a declining maximum as income rises. checks to be mailed automatically about 45 days after Ford signs, over six weeks, by filing order.

Chrysler Senate Ford Congress Internal Revenue Service

Assassination of King Faisal Shocks Arab World

The killing of King Faisal of Saudi Arabia unsettles the Middle East as Prince Khaled is named his successor. Officials note risks of Soviet penetration, regional power shifts, and OPEC instability while global leaders, including Egypt’s Sadat, express condolences and plan attendance for the funeral.

Sadat Egypt King Khaled Saudi Arabia

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