Five Teachers Die From Refrigerator Gas In Adirondacks
Five male teachers were found dead in a Raquette Lake area cabin after an apparent gas leak from an old refrigerator. The Manchester Red Jacket Central School district and Penfield elementary schools reported the deaths. victims included Joseph Natoli of Shortsville, Prank and David DiPietro of East Rochester, Richard Winter of Rochester, and Patrick De Mare of East Rochester. The incident led to school cancellations for the week while authorities investigated a bottled gas line feeding the refrigerator.
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Queb
Lake, N.Y
Manchester
Red Jacket
Rochester
Penfield
Joseph Natoli
Shortsville
Prank DiPietra
David
East
Richard Winter
Patrick de Mare
East Rochester
DiPietro
Natali
Dennis Dillon
Raquette Lake
Boy Scouts Prepare for LeBoeuf District Spring Camp
Twenty eight Corry boys along with leader Newell Bet will attend a three day LeBoeuf District spring camp at Ken Young's fruit farm in North East. A campfire program parents night and closing ceremonies Sunday afternoon will mark the weekend as Perry Bennett of Corry chairs the event and leads the program.
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Eux Scouts
LeBoeuf
Ken Young
North East
Corry
Newell Bet
Perry Bennett
Negroes Stage Anti Police Demonstration
In a predominantly Negro West Side district, a two hour disturbance culminated in a rock throwing attack on police and fire crews. Deputy Police Superintendent Merlin Nygren said the incident followed the wounding of 14 year old Conley Dillon during an attempted burglary of a warehouse. One officer injured, several police cars damaged.
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West Side
Merlin Nygren
Conley Dillon
Lawrence Blasts Scranton Budget Shortfall Debate
Lawrence attacks Scranton over a budget deficit using Lawrence administration figures. Baldwin says April end shows a $5 million shortfall, not $20 million, forcing a projected $15 million loss by June. Genevieve Blatt questions political interference. Reaction from Craig Truax appeals for Democratic votes to pass money bills. Pennsylvania Broadcasters Association notes the 15 minute Lawrence slot as public service. Equal time issues limited further air time. Stations carried Scranton but not Lawrence rebuttal.
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Lawrence
Scranton
Baldwin
Genevieve Blatt
Republican — State —_Committee
Craig Truax
Truax
Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters
Senate Bans Speed Traps and Revises Hunting Fines
The Pennsylvania Senate passed a bill to outlaw speed traps with no debate and sent it to the House by a 35 to 8 vote. A second bill revises hunting penalties to fines of 10 to 40 dollars based on malicious intent, replacing the current 25 dollar flat fine. The session also touched on Gov Scranton's tax revenue proposal as Democrats urged public hearings.
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Hahhisburg
IAF
Tne
Senate
House
Senate Democrats
Scranton
Charles R. Weiner
Philadelphia
Weiner
James S. Berger
R-Potter
Jack E. McGregor
Allegheny
Thomas A. Ehrgood
Lebanon
Richard C. Frame
Venango
Robert D. Fleming
Albert R. Pechan
Armstrong
Martin Silvert
Benjamin Donolow
Israel Stiefel
William V. Mullin
Erie center tour aids local drive officials
A tour to Erie Center familiarized Corry and surrounding area drive officials with the center's objectives during a week of door to door solicitation. Corry participants included captains, trainees, and county fund drive leaders among workshop staff and Erie coordinators.
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Erie
Corry
Jack Bowes
John R. Bensink
Walter Krupa
Wayne Township
Willis Owens
John Smere Ick
County Fund Drive
Gold reserves dip as US payments deficit widens
New York AP reports that despite strong economic news Uncle Sam still loses gold to the world. The deficit in monetary payments, driven by abroad spending and rising imports, reduces U.S. gold reserves from 15.8 billion to around 15.65 billion while central banks convert dollars into gold at $35 per ounce with 8 cents handling.
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New York
Sant Car
U.S
Geneva
United States
U.S. Treasury
U.S. Ee
Global monetary accord limits currency and gold speculation
The United States and major economies maintain an accord to guard currency and gold reserves. Despite large dollar surpluses abroad, gold holdings stayed at about 50 million for three weeks ending Jan 16, Feb 27, and May, while the deficit of payments may erode gains and keep losses ongoing.
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United States
Pa Assist Rolls Decline As Welfare Rolls Fall
Public assistance rolls in Pennsylvania declined by about 42 000 persons in April according to the public welfare department. Welfare Secretary Arlin M. Adams said an improving employment climate and urgency to move people off aid onto payrolls are reflected in the decline. Stewart L Udall to speak at Dickinson College commencement on June 2 with an honorary doctor of laws to be conferred.
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Harrisburg
Public Welfare Department
Arlin M. Adams
Udall Desiree
Carlisle
Rotary
Stewart L. Udall
Will Ru
Dickinson College
Calye
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Joseph Frisina
Tom
Corry Major
Erle
Business Mirror
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Dawson
AP Business News
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