Assassination of King Faisal Shocks Middle East
The slaying of Saudi Arabia's King Faisal leaves the world stunned and raises fears for peace in the region. Faisal was a staunch U.S. ally and a powerful symbol of stability and Muslim unity, a major loss for American influence in Arab affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Middle East
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Thieu Orders Aide Changes After Losses
Saigon reports President Thieu orders a cabinet reshuffle to form a fighting government amid a three week North Vietnamese offensive. He invites anti Communist nationalists to join and cites emergency needs from refugee relief to defense and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thieu
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Radio Saigon
Hue da Nang
King Faisal Assassinated Shaking Middle East Power
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia was shot and killed by a mentally unstable nephew in Riyadh. Khaled bin Abdul Aziz was proclaimed king with Fahd named crown prince, triggering a rapid royal succession and impacting U.S. policy and Middle East stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
United States
Israel
Khaled Ibn Abdul Aziz
Riyadh
Faisal Ibn
Musaed Ibn
Abdul Aziz
Washington
Khaled
Fahd
U.S
Middle East
Geneva
London
Shrut
Royal Court
World In '74 On Sale From The Constitution Press
The 11th annual World In 1974 is off the press and available at Lawton Publishing Co. for 5.95. It features hundreds of photos and thousands of words recounting major and minor news events of the year including Nixon's resignation Ford's ascent and Rockefeller's VP appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opies of the World
Lawton Constitution Press
Nixon
Ford
Gov. Rockefeller
Lawton Publishing Co
Third
A Ave
City approves $6.1 million grant plan and housing debate
City Council authorizes Mayor Don Whitaker to submit a $6.1 million first year community development funding application. Six council members vote to proceed while six also back an urban homestead proposal, but Hopkins and Matthews oppose for excluding low income families. The panel also approves fencing five acres of Elmer Thomas prairie dog town and ending wildlife outside the enclosure and limits library board powers to advisory role. The measure heads to the Department of Housing and Urban Development for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitaker
Elmer Thomas Prairie
Library Board
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Willie Hopkins
Norma Roberts
Wayne Smith
Keith Haynes
Don van Meter
Harry Anderson
Robert Prince
Coun
Cilmen Hopkins
Adam Matthews Hopkins
Council
Mild Weather Forecast Extends Through Lawton Area
The Lawton region will see mild conditions as a continental high pressure ridge strengthens over Oklahoma. Temperatures today should reach the high 50s to low 60s with increasing clouds tonight and Wednesday, and highs mid 70s are forecast for Wednesday. A north wind of 10 to 20 mph today shifting to northeast or east at 8 to 18 mph by tonight. The prior high Monday was 64 with a low of 3 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma
Easter Sunrise Pageant Grows with Jubilee Thirty Years On
The Easter Sunrise Service in Lawton marks its fiftieth performance amid seven new scenes and a Jubilee theme. Families participate across generations while elderly residents recall founder Rev A M Wallock who first envisioned the outdoor pageant of Christ life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Miller
Bilee
Lawton
Ister
Court Martial Decision Aired Involving Captain at Fort Sill
The Supreme Court ruled that a captain charged with marijuana offenses while on active duty at Fort Sill in 1972 should be tried by a court martial before federal courts intervene. The ruling addressed jurisdiction timing, not service-connected merits, and noted Oklahoma courts acted prematurely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Bruce R. Councilman
Fort Sill
District Court For
Western District of Oklahoma
Army
Councilman
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
King Faisal Assassination Shocks World Leaders
Wire reports describe global shock at King Faisal's assassination. President Ford calls him a close U S friend while officials in Jerusalem assess potential effects on Middle East stability and possible shifts in oil markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Faisal
Ford
United States
White House
Henry Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford Considers Veto Over Tax Rebate Plans
President Ford may veto a larger than requested tax rebate to pressure Congress for action. Press secretary Ron Nessen said Ford might cancel a Palm Springs vacation to stay in Washington until a tax bill passes. Speaker Albert doubted Ford would recall Congress from recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Congress
Ron Nessen
Senate House
Palm Springs
Calif
Nessen
Middle East
Southeast Asia
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Also Mentioned on This Page
ORK
Mideast
South Vietnam
da Nang
Associated Press
Corre
Vietnam
Organization of Petroleum Producing Countries
OPEC
Persian Gulf
Arabian Gulf
Mohammed
Musaed
Council OK
By Skip Gibson
By Lynn Callison
A.M. Wallock
Congregational
Christ
Ice Court
Sastile
Eeee Eee
Dear Abby Tee Ers
Renee Ene
Ena. . A
Hmospitals
Circus Editorial
Jerusalem
New York
Uvenile Division
North Lawton
43Rd and
Santa Fe
Reynolds Army Hospital
Edison School
Robert Braly
Ted Mason
Meadowbrook Drive