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   Williamsport Sun-Gazette (Newspaper) - March 23, 1962, Williamsport, Pennsylvania                               results opinions given 3 PORT SrVGAZETTE AP News Sports f Associated Pr W i r e p h o t-o -i United Press International t Newspaper E n t e r p r i aTe Association 1C Mostly fair tonight and Saturday about SO High tomorrow low 50 i Overnight low River 117 riling low 161 it Year No 70 Single 23 20 Pages u c Edward R Robbins 65 charged with the twin ings of Major 130 Bennett Street and a roomer there Miss Alice Miller was taken from the County Prison to view State Hospital for the Criminally Insane at 9.15 this rooming Robbins led from the prison by Charles E Green sni L Hall 3rd smiled as down the 15 cement to the sidewalk and placed seat of the sheriff's Iff William he walked steps sedan with Hall As he was about asked to turn fpr one last picture He only smiled and stepped inside the car It was Just weeks ago that the two women Were shot and killed In the brick home where Robbins once roomed Police theorized that Page 4 Col 3 ry 3 SVB ooc c AP Rightist Secret Army units attacked troops -in Algiers Council and the Sitting in with Council the sends Sanitary Authority today was Myers a- theiM from rhe downspouts they will join cor- representative of the Chester With these a flooding condition prevalent of Pittsburgh rented and the authority agreed during times water nnd out the probable Make an of all rains the Vallamont arid int conditions 1s due to roof homes In the area to see being the How i The Area Joint Sfh took its first look ar posed J today At least diers were killed and 20 wounded as Euro- said there thear fight to keep Algeria Both groups met flt City Hall thg Hty fl Joint effort and a move to educate the there arc public if the condition is to he connected Only last bnt area property rf rent showed 8 utter i to sanitary sewers 2 jive notice to property owners the that ToT the The authority that at- Street penal to to cut back some of the n and section It was pointed out flooded when storm raw The attackers fired on and sinks them i from hanked lip through drains and are to cany II Is not legally Tnr stoi in proposed it Is willing to too early to tell Just what load whenever a heavy on Page 4 Col will II Is certain to go the to draftees from they deployed through lent European of Bab El The attackers Jered some casualties as mah shot at hut the number was not deter WD SMILING PRISON g Green Sheriff W Li Hall Sealed Off Troops backed by cars sealed off Bab El up barbed wire barriers at en- trances to the area which houses about 000 Europeans mainly of Spanish and Italian origin European residents bags irf motor oil Indications point tn a without taxes The Initial termed hy ard C Alleni the H- as an GENEVA AP Secretary of State Dean an used Soviet blocking a nuclear test while presumably planning a new of atomic Soviet Foreign for of or an- In- uf No Funds Shown The comparable cm i ent do or funds streets poured ashes on the counteract the oil By noon The clash came in ported at least attacks j disarmament conference when the against the troops In one case a I United States Britain and secret army commando Union reported of rounded a patrol of young and seizes weapons Not a Uons on treaty shot Was fired United States for the failure because of denied the charge and blamed the United ona test ban to reach agreement a new The streets of Bab were atmospheric nuclear tests and does BUENOS AIRES AP 2 million workers strike military Cabinet and practically all shops not want a test prohibition lowers of exiled dictator for 24 hours in protest against to once again ban from balconies Rusk said President Kennedy Peron nationwide anti- Frondizi's by the icar activity the Europeans had emphasized the UnKed States government strike today sweeping For w defiance at the atop all testa if the Soviet and staff completed initial drift only moments the committee convened last night Mr Allen board ber said Oils Is the earliest a budget has been to hoard in A long The joint last year a nine for f tary pressure mounted for Victories in National European gunmen staged tight Union would sign a treaty with dent Arturo Frondizi's ouster sembly and provincial elections Frondizi terrorist attacks against Moslems Active cheating v National police went on battle last Ing banquet visiting throughout the city killing ordered to the fun effect of the was his private wounding rive others night amid fears of violence expected to be felt until later an early morning con- Inside the ancient where Peron labor unions the day but officials wrth president of Moslems Jive in squalor record as The fallout from last fall's begin to come down from the stratosphere any time now Bin Public Weather said on the me hurtK'-t and It Is to kern pace with committee to their ready for hy total jointure board in next month Un- it take part Continued on Page 4 Col 2 refused to Continued on Page 4 Foreign My highly unlikely there will and taper un of Inter after M- i It i Home said are system stern powers be any to take protective opportunity Willie all the Mr Align In the work out a control measures to reduce human Intake debris Soviet tn his colleagues ex- objective nf the series r following of the In material of greatest Weather Bureau and asked minimum controls to concern from the health possible that last It stand the first ko earlier in the will conic rejected Kino inter- strontium chemically akin The three armed i i huddled with top fu v tary commanders at Government an electronic flash Heuse n meeting proach system for the at decisive Airport has conference broke been awarded to Sylvania at 3 30 a m with announce Products ment 1 -j 7 The Federal Agency leaked out navy has awarded a contract leaders once again pressed their l for 38 such lighting that Frondizi Sylvania The local system is one BnH ol the 38 had stood for retaining National controls which put o and In the At two nf the test foreign observers inside the Soviet hones where It Is capable of devices In the last i stages draft He explained the Initial draft showing would probably mean raising taxes At this point the joint Union bono cancer or leukemia The Ing ope estimated at mega- m Gromyko renewed the Soviet material can on so powerful that much ordered the that the West wants or grains eaten ah espionage system Ho man or can In- the stratosphere Thus It would K nf 1 L IflO up 4 ah system He man or can In- the stratosphere It would brushed aside Rusk s charge of grass eaten by be down as cortr- Service Transport Co Soviet test plans by saying then Into or meat with lower settling In thn A 95 Springman was thrown out of his vehicle which m FAA calls the system reported wavering under System the naVy officers that he be ousted port Municipal The military Peron out generally to it as is violently opposed an Approach -S y i his short ot taking over the one lier this week when Fron ton Jame last for several Ban Still Urgfnt It's curred when power steering Rusk Russians X loader years ago had down 1 of ble and the equipment heading plans for international two narf 38 north swerved into the northbound to police a test ban rest spring nf T lane and struck the trailer truck ban urgent now than It And of me ot Bloomsburg RD Rutkosky turn away was in 1968 he said He Weigle to the crash Soviet spy charge harf no riD S continued uu an basts Continued on Page 4 Col 1 agreed to form a new occurred north State Route 14 afternoon up an wreck that Continued on Page 8 Col 3 Continued on Page Coi 4 proposed lathed in Interviews with Public Health Service and Weather early men and in One of the two men was James H Springman 38 of Muncy RD 3 operating a front loader power rig owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad was ted to the Williamsport Hospital with concussion cuts of the scalp reau officials The views are a to the forecasts last fall winter nf Owners and of coin-operated machines in clubs taprooms places where they -are displayed were law In pulling from lane of to Pennsylvania law requires drivers to their intentions with turn signals failure to do so can result and fines just like such as police week when they made v not room opera t would be the of any a increased warned today to get nf of his taproom Of radioactive strontium 90 In now or face arrest and places show they would take where the The word concerning the MA ln most chines this t i remoVed the weeks to get a real precise the Declaring that the first gauge NO OVER some book work Involved In airs debris from the Soviet is the component high In the not begin to un- til this spring Officials of service's on health said that Is no to come down machines a week from the time of cases from fallout to get a rough truck was James E Rutkosky 31 of escaped with and brush burns of his arm and right e was the cao m thf Mrs for Board taunty The truck is the property of the Detective telephone ively machine cost between of fallout in A and each sample Sauer said the e fast disappearing In all ties of the state And Investigated 28 Speeding 11 16 Registration Bureau at Ironically operated three-reel are illegal have proven as such in many counties 120 Court House open this 30 Pennsylvania Liquor members W Mrs Lego retired yesterday M of the city board yemn of service C Service has As Mrs Martha P Lega she had had experience County Board 2 and later again wn the shadowy second with the public as clerk of temporary clerk of City of the Emergency Relief Board 1 she as clerk of the County It wag during these years 1 behind service and i Board Mrs Lego recalls that thousands ofi A the country there draft boards registered large young men jn the two boards In the numbers of men from all over Stop Sign 4 Illegal Passing P MO Operator's License No 0 Miscellaneous Total tn tne tnr rve ked ot a y Mrs Lego marlly only those men who in the office of City as clerk of City Board 2 live within the geographical 123 may Those chan change of dress The day be- fore May Primary is off iceT open im 9 to noon tomorrow alia m to 5 p.m Monday In nnp The traveling board was at the machines om on Saturday II too Later r temporarily became area assigned to the board Social in Montoursville S end of clerk at Haven because of a Although some men who when 40 persons were was off placed Se there She returned as clerk enrolled by the Democrats and 39 into service again Effective yesterday Mrs by tiie Republicans On the machines persons already again were were those Her retirement began today in many other days after her 70th birthday clubs she observed One distributor with machines on Tuesday i fri took a from an 01 area taproom night but left w machine He said the In September 1940 su of are also and information forwarded During those the boards and the clerks tried to jbe sure that who was to serve dig Mrs be fair not travel to their home boar enrolled as Republicans switched their party to Democratic one of the est number ever to change from one party to another in a day Yourself ms me AH wi TI A kV j changed to Re- machine was a much better war wert recurring Mrs Lego They flOt 06 Up 60 persons didn't want began as change of address one to grab it draft board Earlier to the ers Today? Be understanding reason lor wanting to or not called right taw Many Leave During the years Mm Lego too has been at the bus terminal the train station at Trinity House or the Post the case might have see off groups of men called to duty Her pretence ot- and unofficial I minute reassurances and with some Continued on Col NE   

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