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   Williamsport Sun-Gazette (Newspaper) - February 16, 1957, Williamsport, Pennsylvania                               r Tile Inside WHS loses Page 6 Raiders win title 7 Church news page 9 Mental health progress Page 9 Truman invited Page 12 WILLIAMSPORT AP News and Sports Wires International News Service Associated Newspaper Enterprise Association High Partly cloudy low 25 Sunday 39 as 31 River 45 ing Precipitation about 5 of fuel man Year No 40 Single Copy 6 Pa 16 1957 16 Pages Dally Second Clus Port Office Bond Issue Planned j Equalization JOD o Discuss Israeli Situation President Eisenhower is shown bidding goodby to Secretary of State John Poster Dulles after an conference In Ambassador tedge who companied the secretary from Washington to hold conferences on the Israeli situation with the President at the Little White House in Thomasville Ga SUNBURY Pa AP automobile cut through a crashed into a tree and overturned in a field at a r b y night Three teen-age girls were killed and five com- panions were injured -o e WASHINGTON General arT industrial site Services Administration has in- The Defense Department pre- formed the Justice Department it had declared the one-time has no objections to Continued busy ordnance depot as surplus use for the time being of a Us present needs The GSA then of the Susquehanna Ordnance De- checked other government pot at Allenwood Pa AS a ments to see if any needed the eral prison farm premises and ran into the Prison A request for extension of a s objections to release of mit to use the land beyond a Feb the property 20 deadline was submitted by Bennett told a newsman that Jarnes V Bennett head of the request for a continuation of the permit to use the land as a farm C4 V Jf W O W Y C to finance the equalization assessment gram in Lycoming County instituted today by County Commissioners when they adopted a tion calling for a 000 bond issue they say the legislature extends the time for filing appeals on SAN FRANCISCO Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler presided over final sessions of a national party conference today with a double tory to strengthen his position Four of the five who suffered U S Bureau of Prisons fractures shock and lacerations Bennett s request is for or inmates of the were reported in fair condition aUtion of some acres of Pa penitentiary is for an Sunbury Community idle ordnance depot Jor general indefinite tricia and grazing of a beef However we have told critical condition at the hospital I herd Business interests in that of the sale of the depot from Shamokin area have will be happy to cooperate the area release of the with them if they receive any Killed were Dorothy 7 by the offers to purchase the land and Dons Lupold Pennsy Sacona ment so that it could be sold as for private use said Bennett died en route to the JUDGE V W wt The commissioners will seek approval of court to float the issue and advertise for proposals to them T Lycoming County s tax tion program is more than half They explained further that un- including the mapping der the present law tht notices of land appraisals an increase of assessments must It is being done under a mailed on or before 20 of torv act of legislature passed in each year Persons wishing to 1951 an- appeal the Commissioners have do so between and borrowed 000 on short Sept 1 The Appeals are term notes to liquidate early heard during the month of costs of the program These I notes will be paid off Commissioners say the con- tend issue Injured were Rose Mane bosky 14 Richard Tar 17 tricia 16 Robert Persing 18 and George McKenny 23 Kenny was tentatively identified Only one remained I as the driver I whether the Democratic National State police said they believed rn 11 Council would approve at of Congress a new civil rights declaration and iaa from the faction known as Northern liberals two actions by the Democratic al Committee cleared the way for the first policy state ment by the fledgling advisory group Council Adopted It adopted the council cal child of and live with the of voice between conventions expected it gave ler a resounding vote of con- Only Kentucky s two members dissented The two-day meeting ends night with an address by Adlai Stevenson at a raising dinner Junked newsmen closed ad council pretty well a that to fire up ern Democrats The resolution urged Democratic congressmen Shamokin after spending the ning at a roadside restaurant Scottish Rite of the Val lev Be hosts 3 to Judge E Bush nell of Detroit Mich He is grand commander of the tish Rite for Northern Masonic Jurisdiction He has accepted the Included in amount of the bond be funds to pay for the to put the new system operation Commissioners were queried on whether the program bv in effect for the in the new program must be completed bv 1 1957 under the present law Commissioners have been notified that there will be a c assessment The amending the act gave an affirmative appeal date es mander in-chief of the NEW in Scene With the first day the Primaries days away is under way Lycoming Councilman Chester D Wolfe today said he would be a candidate for another year term the first candidate to officially announce his in- tention of running for office in Mav i See page 2 Feb 26 is the first can begin petitions and March 18 to file thern with the county Primal v Elect on Tuesday Mav 26 Two seats aie up fo election this one held by Wolfe and the crash Recurred about 10 on Route 122 The was 30 feet from the body of the Lupold girl was wedged in the wreck A yesterday of the Friday night man bargaining committee of about two dozen stalked out of the union leaders has negotiations aimed at settling the Northeast coast waterfront strike attend Other national and state officers are expected to accompany fam Plans are now being made to threp in a row that a car packed with the International Longshoremen s crashed m central Assn Ind erupted into a bolt by scheduled for Mav Both leaders of three powerful am V Bradley shouted All is tor viay ly three tan locals pants I When the group of i Page 10 Col 3 I Cont on Pg 10 Col 3 room ILA WJ tory 2 and 3 WASHINGTON United States effort to get Israeli troops out of was stalled Israels insistence on guarantees for its interests in the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba 1 The deadlock and the need to es Lodge Confer Wolfe is a can and Rail a Democrat Membership is drawn decide on the next move in the ment press officer Lincoln White tense situation sent Secretary of issued a statement approv ed bv State Dulles to Thomasville not Ga last night for consultation responsive to the I S with President Eisenhower who is communicated to Mr Eban vacationing there Henry Cabot Lodge L S ambassador to the Eban Said Israelis Nations also went along our repiv expressed Dulles Hopes Dashed of interest and was con- The statement of the Israeli in its spirit and con- THOMASVILLE Ga the position of the Israeli of Israel so far to respond to the Israel six times has failed to position presented to Dulles of State conferred ment repeated calls of the Na with L N demands that it Israell Ambassador Abba Eban Attached Two with President Eisenhower today Dulles and Cabot Lodge tions General that it pull Us forces out of pt late apparently dashed sa and afterward at had asked to Dulles hot that the Israelis rael Pln lts attached two action which mav be taken by the a me a new w th be to get w out of States man effort to get f T but thp fln et out the and ta plantation estate of 01 i the President fuHr worded areas on the basis of a simple last fall the Treasury reference to tne exchange of statement through American support uere at the had laken 3 civil conferred two hours this in Washington between the rhr EDan had given Israel s morning and 45 minutes last ambassador and in which started the to Dulles State Depart should remain in Gaza Strip whether or not L N troops are sta out of out ol not say what in definite decision on that matter ht fne was against the an effort to achieve the result {t t h t h H pending further clarification of of Israel s rejection sought bv the Nations In in effect yesterday of an view of the probability of further can plan for withdrawal of Israeli action in the Nations in re h from the Gaza strip and lation to this matter Ambassador I the Gulf of Aqaba area Cabot Lodge Jr Returns to m this phase of our Dulles flew here last night im In his statement Dulles re- after he had conferred The President and I hope ported that and in Washington with Abba Eban promptly to receive a further er the Presidents Israel s ambassador clarification nf the position of the gram row before Congress rie House Press Secretary Israeli government Pending this s cned to help stabilize the M d lames C announced aft there was no tive decision east rr the session with Eisenhower concerning further action Thp House has appr v ed an ad- this morning that Dulles was re which may be taken the ministration resolution to give Ei turning to Washington States in support of the or that this meant atomic war lv and Would confer again with Nations Continued on Page 10 C 1 as soon prae tic PARIS ip The s thp kev live atomic but thn has atomic warheads in e France it was learned never House refused to confirm or disclosed The source tor this disclosure warheads were located at anv Of Eban there cannot given but it is now solid K overseas bases The The Soviet I nmn warned the able possibly later in the Information energy law forbids such n 11 ed States Ian 23 against Dulles Statement Selected Allied forces in NATO 3 Ran up nuclear weapon and mis In a prepared statement Issued heme trained in the use of h sile other countries and after his conference with the Pres equipment that would thp was Marines said such ident Dulles said the I S 6th Fleet in the bases would atomic Matter of Plays It burgh police stopped a the busy and asked he t cross a Thp replied he was rt safe HP said that bv crossing at a corner i ou can ge torn four wav vou nlv a chance cars hitting u him the that -ee was warheads The warheads them selves are held bv t S forces L S law forbids delivery of atomic warheads to other nations However as one expert put it the aim of the Supreme Head quarters Allied m Eu- is to train the Allied forces so that in the event of attack all the Americans in charge of the stockpile would have to is Did You Forget Your Income Tax? 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