Parking Fees in New York State Parks Rise
State Park Commission raised automobile parking fees in 78 New York parks from 25 to 35 cents over the weekend with a higher jump to 60 cents at Jones Beach. Free parking continues in some upstate park and camping areas. The increase covers all day use in prepared parking areas amid higher operating costs.
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Long Island
South Shore
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Niagara Falls
Upstate
Riot and alarms roil University of Massachusetts students
Five thousand undergraduates at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst sparked a three hour uproar with a male pantie raid a girl shorts raid and a false fire alarm. The dormitory raids escalated with girls striking two boys dorms while townspeople and nearby college students watched.
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Amherst College
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Hagelberger wins delay in murder trial in Germany
Pvt Richard A Hagelberger of Chula Vista California won a delay in his murder trial to allow psychiatrists more time to study his mental condition. He is accused of murdering two Germans and stealing their car. Pvt John F Vigneault of Goffs Falls New Hampshire was convicted of the same murders last Thursday and sentenced to death.
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Auernberg
Richard A. Hagelberger
Chula Viste
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Goffs Falls
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Danao Vice Mayor Kills Acting Mayor in PTA Meeting Clash
Mantua reports Vice Mayor Manuel Uray killed Acting Mayor Pedro Tagala during a dispute over presiding at a Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Police investigated as authorities described a fatal workplace dispute turned deadly.
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Mantua
Manuel Uray
Danao
Mayer Pedro Tagala
Parent-Teacher Association
Scholars warn Soviet economy faces bottlenecks from farming neglect
A meeting at Arden House sponsored by Slavic Studies Committee and the American Council of Learned Societies warned that heavy industrial push in the USSR strains food production. Prof Chauncey Harris cited limited arable land and urban population growth forcing crops to compete with food, while V P Timoshenko noted poorer natural agricultural resources and transport limits. J A Kershaw added that over half USSR workers are in agriculture.
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American Council of Learned Societies
Soviet Union
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Chicago
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Food Research Institute
Stanford University
U.S.S.R
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J. A. Kershaw
Rand Corporation
United States
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Police defend action in Harvard clash report
Harvard incident test case centers on May 15 confrontation between officers and students. Police Chief Patrick Ready says interference with news coverage remains unclear while American press group questions film destruction claims. A judge will decide if police acted rightly or wrongly.
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Mass
Patrick Ready
Harvard
James S. Pope
Reedom of Information Committee
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Harvard Crimson
Ready
Notable Obituaries Toll Local Figures In Several Cities
Dr. Donald C. O Connor 56 superintendent of Meyer Memorial Hospital and director of Lafay ette General Hospital Buffalo. Dr Eugene Barrera 51 former dean of Psychiatry Albany Medical College Schenectady. Dr George Woodward 88 physician philanthropist and Pennsylvania politician Philadelphia. William J Big Bill Duffy 69 Prohibition figure restaurateur and former manager of Primo Carera Lynbrook. Maj Gen Louis H Bash 80 retired U S Army former quartermaster general Palo Alto Calif.
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Meyer Memorial Hospital
Lafayette General Hospital
Buffalo
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Albany Medical College
Schenectady
George Woodward
Pennsylvania
Stanley Woodward
U. S
Canada
Philadelphia
William J
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Primo Carera
Lynbrook
Louis H. Bash
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Palo Alto
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Mayor Enforces Eight Year Old Curfew Ordinance
Batavia officials announce enforcement of a curfew for children under 16 starting tonight. The rule requires youth to be off streets by 9 PM unless with a parent or authorized adult, with a $35 fine paid by the parent for violations.
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Strasbourg picks De Menthon as European Assembly president
Strasbourg France Franois De Menthon a member of MRPs Foreign Minister Rob ert Schuman s Republican Party won the presidency of the European Consultative Assembly defeating Finn Moe of Norway and Robert Boothby of Britain He succeeds PaulHenri Spaak of Belgium who was not a candidate this year
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France
Francois de Menthon
Robert Schuman
Republican Party
MRP
European Consultative Assembly
Parliament of Europe
de Menthon
Finn Moe
Norway
Robert Boothby
Britain
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Air Force eyes round the clock civilian spotters for warning
The Air Force plans to revive a volunteer civilian ground observer corps to provide 24 hour aircraft spotting by July. Officials say the system will back up radar from the US and Canada, with five to eight years needed to reach a fully automatic tracking system.
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Alaska
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Canada
Air Defense Command
Detroit Fruit Truckers Strike Hits City Markets
Wholesale truckers from Teamsters Local 337 staged a mass meeting and began a strike at Detroit Fruit and Produce Terminal. They say brokers are res ponsible for price hikes and supply cutoffs affecting 6000 retail grocers and the city market.
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Teamsters Local 337
AFL
Detroit
Keating presses McGranery to shake Justice staff
Representative Kenneth B. Keating urges the incoming attorney general James P. McGranery to fire most key personnel at the Justice Department. Keating says McGranery must bring a stiff new broom and liberal supply of fumigator to the department for lasting fame.
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