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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1975

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King Faisal Shot Dead by Nephew in Riyadh

Saudi Arabia's King Faisal, 69, was shot by his nephew Prince Faisal Ibn Musaed Ibn Abdul Aziz and died in Riyadh hospital. The royal palace announced the assailant was said to be mentally deranged. The incident coincides with Mohammed's birthday as Beirut radio relayed the report.

Beirut Lebanon Faisal Saudi Arabia Riyadh Faisal Ibn Musaed Ibn Abdul Aziz Mohammed

Assassination, Succession, and Shifting U.S. Middle East Policy

Reporting a King Faisal assassination and Saudi succession, the piece also notes Ford and Kissinger ordering a total reassessment of U.S. policy in the Middle East amid fears of renewed Arab-Israeli war. Crown Prince Khaled Ibn Abdul Aziz proclaimed king after Faisal’s death. Faisal had pursued modernization and austerity while clashing with his brother Saud. The U.S. review aims to restore influence and pressure for a conciliatory stance toward Israel.

Faisal King Saud Saud Washington Ford Henry A. Kissinger U.S Middle East United States Israel Ron Nessen

Assassination of King Faisal Shocks U S Middle East Policy

U S officials describe the killing of King Faisal of Saudi Arabia as a severe blow to American policy in the Middle East. Private comments express alarm at possible ramifications as Kissinger faces setbacks in seeking an Egypt Israel settlement during a shuttle diplomacy round.

Washington Faisal Saudi Arabia U.S Middle East Henry A. Kissinger Egypt Israel

Market declines as tax cut talks stall in conference

The stock market suffered its sharpest drop of the year as tax cut conference talks stalled over homebuyer and caregiver credits. White House officials signaled support for a 16 to 20 billion dollar tax cut but no final decision occurred. Ford announced higher production and rehiring while farm price figures suggested food costs may level off later this year.

House Ways and Means Chaiman al Ullman Ford Motor Co Senate House Ford White House Ron Nelsen House Senate Nessen Agriculture Department

Middletown Weather Outlook With Clearing Skies

Clear skies and overnight lows in the 20s are forecast for Middletown tonight. Wednesday will bring sunny skies and highs near 40s. Yesterday reached a high of 67 with a 35 degree low. Extended outlook shows fair skies Thursday, rain Friday, then clearing Saturday.

Middletown

Little Fellow 6 Feet Tall Reunites With Mother After 34 Years

Albert Joseph McKnight, a 6 foot 1 inch bus driver in Los Angeles, and his mother Mrs. Mollie White of Carlisle, who lost contact in 1941, are set to meet in Ohio on May 2 after decades apart. The search began when his father and mother divorced and continued through relocations until the son learned his mother’s Riley lineage in Metamora Indiana. The reunion will bring together a family long separated, with plans for future visits and memories.

Eric von Klinger Carlisle California Roscoe (Mollie) White Los Angeles Greater Cincinnati Albert Joseph McKnight Covington Riley Metamora Kenneth Albert Joseph Ohio

Da Nang Grips as NVA Tightens Hold in Vietnam

AP dispatch from Saigon notes fear in Da Nang as North Vietnamese forces tighten the northern perimeter after Hue withdrawal. Defense lines form around Thanh Binh south and Hai Van Pass north with reinforced marines. refugees swell city population. 300 to 400 Americans remain in Da Nang.

Saigon South Vietnam da Nang Hue Associated Press Peter Arnett Thanh Binh Hai van Pass USS Air Vietnam Arnett

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Arabia Kissinger Mideast Ford Kissinger Security Council Khaled Ibn Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud The Ann Landers Bridge Heloise Fee Area See Meee Resesene Mrs. White Roscoe
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