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   Williamsport Sun-Gazette (Newspaper) - August 12, 1959, Williamsport, Pennsylvania                               In Your exee Page t- DeWald in tax urged WILLIAMSPORT AP and Sports Wires Associated Press United Press International Newspaper Enterprise Association Year No 189 ie Sunny warm Mild tonight Thursday warm and more humid scattered afternoon High today 86 low tonight morrow 88 Yesterday 85 and 62 Last Single Copy Williamsport Pa Wednesday August 12 1959 30 Pages u Second Class Post Williamsport 1 I c 3 LITTLE ROCK Ark API Three Negro girls walked into Hall High School opening Rock to integration WASHINGTON AP President Richard M is convinced that come what may Gov Nelson Ar Rockefeller intends to battle him for the 1960 can presidential nomination ykr Nut In was ao demonstration some 20 from lawns across the street which The New York governor has in- he will make a decision by November If private polls show Nixon trailing leading girls arrived in a in popularity and They got out of the feHer his appeal to street in front of the independent voters would make school calmly a stronger he Aether to the take the W c Y T Robinson Goldberg counsel to entered Hall at 9.26 restored token Nixon's to this steel strike moved into union Mcponald is in the steel me 6 I its fifth week today with mill area boosting the morale of He stalemated strikers X usual anyone can get any kind Uons m New York GETTYSBURG Pa SettJe -4 magazine Iron schools last year other three high closed last fall in the pute Gov Orval E Faubas criticism of local officials bi warned against the use of lence Segregationists planned a rally the State Capitol lawn for 11 half hour after the three girls Hall High School ilice threw in of before theirL at 4.45 were scheduled morning alter a short a light on a small stand set the stand and bedding afire There was break no indication Bouse T Intervention an labor of di- Eisenhower take in the steel and furl talks T i tola said he had reported as to Secretary P: Tuesday and c received of- a direct suggestions to speed up in an efforts because of no management bargaining teams viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev This is an economic -met again with federal Sept is whether Mr Khrushchev comes David J McDonald president But Federal Mediation Director or said of the United Union Finnegan said that If he does doesn't change our plans was absent from the meeting Washington is worried w S e t h e r again today So was Arthur will on Col 2 young sisters patrolmen blocked off if the area with The girls Patricia 9 and Mary 11 of Mr An- Klan's en there crewd A C in Little Rock after signation the Klans Klan In explained he withdrew so that if anything happens I won't responsible Questioned comment he said it had Little -Roth High SchooL were by the fire Their father threw the the called and the Those cosmic fireworks seen deri Planetarium in New York in the the says the shower through which start of annual earth passes each August of the earth Jay the Perseid x jno boy was among 4 Col i well bedding -1 ambulance went to the Chief Harold can States proposal of Hi the Che general eign ministers of the Arne republics begin talks today bw sions in drive toward enforcement of prepare a study of fulfillment democracy rights was faking principles of human tensions also general here is Council That if human in fans will from come The American intention of ing in the strike unless it into a national emergency The President told his news conference that he couldn't think of anything more objectionable than any agency of the eral the i ment Without The Is over- store c not Chief damages be visible again tonight and tomorrow The Perseid Meteors are named after the Constellation sby the region of the sky from eh tHi shooting stars is the most spectacular of about showers At the peak of the enon 50 to IOC shooting stars should be each hour These are of an gency situation President Eisenhower also dis- closed that Soviet Nikita Khrushchev is to see some military Installations during his visit to the Statem if he wishes have exploded The comet has not reappeared and debris lows the path it took in had Ta that mmt be settled Khrushchev comes Continued on Page 2 Col 1 af were 3 6 aerial truck other alarm was janitor at the ct -S ce way Sc cooking in a a gas burner at 9.18 last evening the chicken Company 3 and used CAUGHT Francis Story highway gram suffered big setback Tuesday when a to doable the voted for Qw first as Rep with a Chilean of tian A Herfer was to reply on Ithe to human visions rate project consider various proposals to draw in view of of not InteS in the of the of police ever seen in issue was demonstrated The now iff ago broke up a night when El Salvador's has no binding force on the U.S embassy Alfredo Ortiz Mancia circulated Uruguay and Venezuela also Tuesday night proposal of an Inter- have the con- of about ference been attending a Had 10 speeding nne leu in the House vote which cro capped a ng pages of the four on Page 4 be Set up by on the eve of LEWISBURG on Route the the Western Hemi- case broke Lewisburg led they failed in an un- N ence three successful safe creaseN of tq the Union burglaries Bureau and affer finding no Switches N car back to Means approved a increase in along with a companion meaS 11 million dollars of increased revenue to police on onto nearby Riyer outbreak of violence no C j i O Cc were Roger Harris 19 the parking lot whose identities Walking to Lewisburg the because of their trio entered Ralph's Auto Store layse Motor Vehicles Com- fed a in- About 109 farmers and political institute organized by the license fees Williamsport Pennsylvania Farmers The r from 22 counties association is meeting at The to polities coming Z H One the House and role a putting all in: and to the group at a noon luncheon a special classification with c more than for ordinary on practical politics The group is in the dty take part to today Part of his talk was to in- small band province fe central Cuba of Castro conspirators was He gave Police on foot and on horseback still out -In- Earlier there had been been to guard the em- of government J Sunday Aug 2 from a University parking lot They drover south on Route 14 toward raiders roundup troops skirmishing with the f of the Returning to Lewisburg land reform s iana i The m t i n g tity of merchandise They con- n competition with the northward to Smead s the prime minister Contribution demonstrate just the of Uie also that for the governments of bridge and took two quarts tolj Republic's Venezuela was they Put mto the had been caught Rafael Trujillo repeatedly cheers for t the dragnet that suspects had had contributed and a ton Cuban Premier Fidel Castro then went to been seized of arms toward the jeers for the foreign Unofficial sources saig most urged students and other probably would be released after Cubans to cable the The United States is expected e to Ivans sort them out in a hunt Foreign Ministers Conference to warn Latin American leaders stoip of whisky then in Santiago demanding the today that continued unrest in the driving to Brenner's auto wrecking holdout con of tte Dominican Re- plays the yard of West from Organization of hands Reds and said they apparently Western Hemisphere No date vet was set for lv and The came V i T tro's television and radio Minister Castro said a to the on tne d small group were at In to speculation i that there were still some to be cleaned up said Castro is H about ready to take to the air s y c w o a-e Presidential Minister denied Washington columnist Drew that tro had been wounded last end It was reported an construction of a Other bidders were Joseph L can born revolutionary helped tem which would link Lecce Inc and Henry H smash the gigantic plot against Twp to sewage treatment facilities hardt both of this city and Guy C Castro by pretending to join the of the City of Williamsport were Koser South Williamsport conspiracy Chen trapping its received and opened at a meeting Authority officials did not leaders at a secret midnight of the Twp Authority disclose the amounts of the last night Informed sourtes said Maj Morgan of Ohio a bids were received for liam the Cuban rural construction and four for as -an undercover electrical construction bids They announced that they readvertise for bids for Jan 1 in all of ing County including 1958 Record to Ace 886 Inj 373 Dead 18 agent with Army commandante Eloy Menoyo They played along with the con- and passed the tion to Castro Castro had been expected to make one of his famous sion speeches on the conspiracy Page 2 submitted by McDermott Bros project M L Smith city submitted the unofficial low bid for general construction Also were and city and Construction Co Inc Haven construction of a pumping tion probably early next week The Authority has 45 days In which to award contracts from bids received last night Present at the meeting was American Bureau in speak at a dinner in His topic will Farmer in National r Persons attending the will meet throughout tomorrow in small groups instruction is designed to become more active in the of to C M Wilson secretary-treasurer instruction classes are being taught by Joseph Ele and White public counsellors from Sir Wilson said the will include ways and means through which people can pate in and the of county and local As State Farmers Assembled for Two-Day Meeting of Lebanon for the political institute being conducted at The by tho Pennsylvania Farmen today and I one of the Chester Engineers He is en- Unofficial low electrical bid of the local of ahout from Eastern taking part in the At the regist hotel lobby this were Mrs Wilson of Hill at letD and Mrs anis WingOrt of Olean Mrs a of the New York Farm Bureau Committee will discuss A Political History at a luncheon tomorrow Preparations for the second free polio vaccine inoculation at the cal Moose Home will be advanced at a meeting tomorrow noon when will be lodge officials medical personnel health officials and volunteers staffing the program date for the second shot has as Friday Aug 28 ft Ritchie the lodge rotary said officials expect to have twice the of Salk vaccine that for the first day July 31 when persons re- the and hundreds had in be turned The Moose is sponsoring the for all County as the lodge's golden Sift to I   

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