Five Found Dead In Cabin In Adirondacks
Five men, including four Red Jacket Central School teachers from Rochester and Shortsville, were found dead in a cabin near Raquette Lake, N.Y. Police said they likely suffocated after a gas leak from an old refrigerator. The victims include Frank Di Pietro, David Wall er, Richard Wall er, and Joseph Natali, all tied to the Red Jacket district. Natali owned the cabin and was father of four. The group had left Friday night and were to return Sunday.
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Raquette Lake
N.Y
Adirondack
Red Jacket Central School
Shortsville
New York
Frank di Pietro
David
Richard Waller
Rochester
Joseph Natali
Natalii
Red Jacket
Adirondacks
Retired General Ben Lear Admitted For Checkup
SAN ANTONIO TEX AP Retired Gen Ben Lear 84 entered Brooke Army Hospital Tuesday night A Brooke spokesman said he was transferred to Veterans Hospital at Memphis for a checkup and his condition was good The general suffered a heart attack last month but had been in fine physical shape for his age
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San Antonio
Tex
Ben Lear
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Brooke
Roman Veterans’ Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Watch Firm Reports Earnings Jump in Quarter
Hampton Watch Co of Lancaster reports earnings of 218000 dollars or 49 cents a share for the quarter ended April 30, nearly double last year. President Arthur B. Sinkler said sales were 9.27 million, compared with 112783 dollars or 24 cents on 9 million last year.
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Lancaster, Pa
Hampton Watch Co
Arthur B. Sinkler
Canada Parliament Opens As Pearson Faces Nuclear Test
Canada’s new Parliament assembled amid pomp as Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson’s decision to accept nuclear weapons faces an early challenge. Opponents plan vigorous attacks on the nuclear policy while likely refraining from a government-toppling no confidence vote. The issue stems from a Hyannis Port decision announced last Saturday.
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Commons
Hyannis Port
Mass
Max Harrelson
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Mother of 3 Acquitted In Hanover Death Case
A 21-year-old mother of three, Patricia Livingston of Adams County, was acquitted of murder or manslaughter in the death of Dorothy Patricia Zinn after an eight-day delay. The verdict followed a three-day trial in York County Court, with the jury delivering its decision after deliberations.
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Robert Taschereau
Georges Vanier
Canada
Patricia Livingston
New
Oxford Rd
Adams County
Liberal Party
York County
James E. Buckingham
York, Pa
Imother
Hanover Kee
Dorothy Patricia Zinn
Hanover
Miss Zinn
Hanover General Hospital
Livngston
Zinn
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Jewel Elgin
Speidel
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Bagani
Siinness
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Widdowson’s Jewelers
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Pearson
Kansas City
Libor
W. Willard Wirtz
House of Commons
Cana
Social Credit
Labor
Allan J. Mac
Democratic Party
MacEachen
Malaaw
John’ G. Diefenbaker
Seafarers International
Firemen Union of Canada
CLC
Brownies Time Union
U.S
Labor Department
Costa Rica
Brody
Indiana
We Company
Ince I9iae
Ea Gill
McGill Motors
Preece
Alamatt
Larry Erwin
Eber Allshouse
Wayne Little
Glenn Pats
Sanford Webb
Paul Pounds
Ntalian
Troutman’'S Big Shoe Dept
Mens
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