Thieu Resignation May Not Help Peace Talks in Vietnam
President Nguyen Van Thieu's resignation removes a public obstacle to a negotiated settlement in South Vietnam. Kissinger met with President Ford for over an hour to discuss implications. White House secretary declined to answer questions as officials weigh the impact on the peace process.
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Airlift expands as 1000 evacuees reach Clark Base
U S Airlift evacuates about 1000 Americans and Vietnamese to Clark Air Base Philippines in the largest day so far. Airmen erect 36 tents to house arrivals while earlier evacuees stayed in base hotel and dormitories. Navy eyes further evacuees at Subic Bay as carriers and amphibious ships may join operations.
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Thieu resigns as Saigon crisis widens
Saigon traces a dramatic shift as President Nguyen Van Thieu declares resignation amid Viet Cong pressure near the capital. He names Tran Van Huong as successor while warning of more fierce fighting. France urges talks, U S experts question negotiations, and U S Congress links continued aid to Thieu.
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Circus Ads and Editorial Listings
Five standard advertisements appear in the local pages alongside editorial notes. The notices reference service numbers 353-0620 and 353-0626, with perfunctory listings for circus promotions and public notices.
Lawton Retail Sales Jump Nearly 4 Million in Feb
Oklahoma Tax Commission figures show Lawton taxable sales rose to 15.89 million in February 1975 from 11.77 million the year before, a 34.98 percent increase. Comanche County sales climbed 33.73 percent to 16.63 million, boosting the state tax fund accordingly. Other Southwest towns also posted gains with Anadarko leading at 72 percent.
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Four Hurt In Three Car Collision At U S 62 Intersection
One man was killed and four others slightly injured in a three car crash Sunday at New Cache Road and Crosby Park Boulevard. Avie Salmon, 59, Mountain Park, died. The Bates and Smith vehicles carried other passengers. witnesses noted Bates veered left of center. Patrolman Wallace said five were hurt, all taken to the hospital. four released.
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Warm and Windy Outlook for Lawton Through Tuesday
Weather forecast for Lawton predicts warm and windy conditions with summer like temperatures through Tuesday. A weak Gulf front brings a chance of showers. southerly winds 8 to 16 mph persist tonight. Wednesday to Friday expect fair to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures. Sunday reached 74 high and 49 low.
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Postal Service and unions start contract talks on wage hike
The Postal Service and four unions representing about 600000 workers opened two year contract talks to decide wages and benefits. A settlement could influence a planned rate increase later this year. Negotiators planned a one week recess to study proposals as inflation watchdogs monitor talks for impact. Bailor warned against excessive pay packages that could raise prices and cost jobs. The service projects an 800 million dollar deficit for the current year.
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Council On Wage and Price Stability
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Prices dip at stores but vary by item and city
Lower food prices are appearing on shelves with savings limited to specific items at specific stores and cities. The AP notes the trend may reflect farm and wholesale declines reaching consumers.
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Equality Eyed For Beer Possession Law In Lawton
Lawton considers amending 3.2 beer possession to 18 for men and women alike after a Supreme Court ruling questioned differing age of majority for sexes. City Attorney notes the change would not allow under 21 purchases though, and party advocates argue state law may be invalid.
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