Model beaten to death in Christmas morning altercation
New York police say 27 year old Sandra Zahler was beaten to death in her apartment on Christmas morning. Neighbors recalled Kitty Genovese's ten year past slaying with bystander inaction as they heard screams and did not call police. A hammer was found but not proved as the murder weapon.
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Ford phones Nixon Christmas greeting from Vail
President Ford called Richard Nixon on Christmas Day from his Vail chalet to wish him well and pass regards to the Nixon family. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Nixon sounded better than during their hospital call in Long Beach.
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Three Boston School Board members to appear in court
Three Boston School Committee members John Kerrigan Paul Ellison and John McDonough faced possible civil contempt citations in federal court for refusing to approve a desegregation plan ordering citywide busing. The 300 page plan under Garrity would move 35000 students, with 17000 already bused under a temporary order, and has sparked protests including clashes at South Boston High School.
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Paroled New England crime king Patriarca released
Raymond L. S. Patriarca the reputed head of organized crime in New England was granted parole by the Rhode Island Parole Board over objections of state and federal officials. At 66 he had served five years of a 10 year sentence for murder conspiracy and will be freed January 9. He must report weekly to a parole officer and may not leave Rhode Island or drink alcohol. The board said his release followed his excellent prison behavior and community supervision needs.
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Communists seize six county capitals near Saigon action
Communist gunners shelled Tay Ninh province capital and hit Black Virgin Mountain as seven assaults on population centers marked a day of intense fighting in South Vietnam. Cu Chi and Dong Xoai fell, with Phuoc Binh besieged as tanks neared Saigon. Laos rebels held Ban Hoeui Sai amid demands for reforms.
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Rebellion at Lorton prison begins with Kung Fu film
The Lorton Reformatory uprising started during a Christmas night screening of The Hong Kong Connection. Prisoners burst from the dining hall, 4 escaped, 1 fatally wounded by a guard. 90 to 95 inmates took 10 hostages for 20 hours. demands led DC officials to seek concessions while immunity remained non negotiable.
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Mohawk chiefs begin hearing at Eagle Bay
Nine Mohawk Nation chiefs opened a hearing at Eagle Bay New York under UPI coverage. The session addresses tribal concerns and governance issues as officials prepare to hear testimony from community leaders and affected residents.
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Farmers Union urges increased milk support
Tony Dechant president of the National Farmers Union urged President Ford to sign a bill raising the government support price for manufacturing milk. The measure would lift supports to about 7.69 a hundredweight with quarterly increases through March 1976, against the current 6.57, amid fears of a dairy price squeeze and potential shortages if demand rebounds.
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UPI
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Crack in Propylea at Athens Acropolis Opens Inquiry
Athens authorities report a crack in the Propylea marble gateway to the Acropolis, caused by iron supports from 50 years ago. Culture Minister Constantine Trypanis chairs a panel to study the damage. Government has allocated $1.66 million for restoration of Acropolis monuments damaged by pollution.
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Oil imports jump eight per cent in November
The UPI report notes U S oil imports rose over eight percent in November, lifting the merchandise trade deficit outlook. Data from the Federal Energy Administration API and IPA show November daily oil intake surpassing 7 million barrels, potentially influencing policy debates on curbing foreign oil use and gasoline taxes.
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