Death Of 2 Children Charged To Mother
NEW YORK AP A 20 year old mother Debra Mackall and her boyfriend Alfred Forte 30 were charged with two counts of murder after their two children Rodell Mackall 2 and Candy Cunningham 4 were found naked and burned in a garbage strewn lot in East Harlem. The mother reported the children missing on Christmas Eve after leaving them in a Queens department store during shopping. Autopsy planned. authorities believe the killings occurred at Forte’s Queens apartment a day or two before the missing persons report.
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Giap pledges general elections for all Vietnam in 1976
North Vietnamese Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Giap reiterated a pledge for general and democratic elections in 1976 for both north and south Vietnam but refused to give a date. He spoke on French television while in Cuba for a Cuban Communist party congress.
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President Ford in Vail Skies Amid 28 Bills Awaiting Action
President Ford finishes a skiing morning in Vail while 28 bills wait for approval or veto. He spilled briefly on 13 000 foot slopes but recovered quickly. He signed a 39 3 billion water and power projects budget and named John Carlson deputy press secretary and John Robson C A B chairman for 1976. He urged renewed drug control efforts and promised a broader national response.
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Older Prison Causes Problems For Inmates
In Rhode Island's aging maximum security prison, inmates awaiting trial live with convicts, fueling crowding and violence. Six inmates were beaten and stabbed in late October as the facility, built in 1877, struggles with antiquated facilities, strict guard unions, and limited rehabilitative options amid federal rulings on rights.
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Settlement believed near in Lebanon war talks
Rockets and shells hit Beirut as leaders near a Syrian proposed 50 50 power split between Muslims and Christians. The plan envisions a reduced presidency, elected Muslim premiers, a constitutional court, and Arab League guarantees to uphold sovereignty amid ongoing clashes and casualties.
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Eisenhower Dinner Satellite? Eisenhowers in Tokyo en route to China
David and Julie Eisenhower arrived in Tokyo on a trip arranged by Richard Nixon and planned to leave for China after an overnight stay in Japan. The U S Secret Service had requested no advance disclosure of their travel plans.
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CIA Agent Richard Welch Killed in Athens Ambush
The killing of Richard Welch, Athens CIA station chief, by three masked gunmen after a Christmas party shocks Americans. Officials call it an isolated incident but bolster diplomatic protection as U.S.-Greek relations, strained recently, are watched closely.
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Pact Violation Alleged by Soviet Germ War Efforts
Washington based Soviet diplomat Vyacheslav Stepanov courted U S scientists after an American genetic engineering symposium. FBI NIH security warned, with Anderson citing top intelligence sources that Stepanov acted as a KGB operative seeking germ warfare data to develop more potent biological weapons.
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