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   Williamsport Sun-Gazette (Newspaper) - March 29, 1962, Williamsport, Pennsylvania                               for term criminal court list Page 15 WILLIAMSPORT AP News and Sports Wires Press International Newspaper Association ie Tomorrow cooler High day 65 50 Low night 43 Low morning 34 Rivai 9 8 ruing low Year No 75 Single Copy March 79 32 Dally M i PvM We ew WASHINGTON AP President Kennedy said today that if Republicans succeed in killing the tax revision plan it will the nation's his news ference he has great in understanding the position of any cal party that makes it a political objective to de- feat this The President said that if the to hill the succeeds it will wipe out of lating business investment cost the country million in taxes which now go on in- come Trorn dividends and interest and damage the administration s program foF economic growth and increased national production Kennedy said wants this and provide should support the he said close many tax loopholes that now ex- Starling Experiment Termed Successful Jit County again has the largest number of TfT the Susquehanna Science Fair which is being and pupils are setting up their afternoon and ning A of the more exhibits are entered Tom Lv coming junior and senior high schools An to rid thf business of starlings by amplified of tho computed and termed successful C assistant Strict instead of on o 11 buildings Mi nro a few still I ol bluing nt Colli in chaise of the n which he and college last u et K I Inked the m lit least foi the Mr Blink He he has the birds each evening this week and found KEN STARK lean away today from this deceptively deep ditch from which Alvin Gair rescued him 3 The seventh annual fair sponsored bv the Branch Manufacturers Assn and Bucknell will open jU 2 p m tomorrow in the university s Davis Gymnasium The public is invited to view the top school exhibits between 2 and 9 30 p m tomorrow and from 9 30 to 9 30 m Saturday the trophies scholarships and other valuable prizes to be presented will he an- nt tho prA- n i on south hank of the Susque ari Island the on tho hut their number U lint enough to wan ant continuing tin t nt will he for thorn In CK tober whin tiv to oome k instate toi Ho hi to meet with 1 H mul men hunts to discuss tho is October to 11 S south ol illi utis port west ol live vrty ti in t itv t o d v t he i r e a t c r ill t of west of mo I li si ill iH it II Un i M U in Argentine Military thi j i s dull i II u nn in- 11 1 i n i V v U u ni mul n tai v Mi tin u li mi if i nili 1 fluid ila lie TiT Republicans driving out of the tax tives for business that would the gov of 2 lion in revenue it now They also are maneuvering to de- feat a proposed on dividends and interest that would bring in an extra lion a pear Justice The presidential argument the tax shared the news o u p i Court Justice E ker is retiring for of ill giam at 730 pm Saturday At that winning the C of C a KI null i lit Hut p1 fll dsi il I bov and gnl hq ers will be guests of the on- an to Science s Fair at Seattle drowning in a recently deepened run near ether features of i iT -i include 8 30 a m tomorrow his home m Garden View I oday the boy was under- mg selecting of award reluctant to go neat the 230 p m tours of BucKnell campus 30 when Alvin Gair the man who saved him took him a m and 2 30 p tours of to show the dangerous spot to a news the BUENOS AIRES AP The armed forees deposed President Arturo in a bloodless slow-motion toup and sent him to an island for The military chiefs ailed the president 51 had lost his grip politically and no longer was with resurgent Peronists and possible social disorders Mild Will lie mil if wny Ho Kit Id the K tin I i usi fm uw liu Ity study 1 I t I 1 o li inn ti til fat Ulty fm Mi on tn inv hi in tin li The boy's mother Mrs Kenneth D ays the emotional shock of finding her son pale program planned by Jjr Richard P director of this year's fair presentations will S-s c admirals mtu nil 1 will tii bo nny It His retirement takes effect 1 He will be eligible for yearly water m the run for some Mr GairT a Kennedy On nuclear inspection neighbor At her home Dewey H Confair Sen Samuel Wolfe Gibson P and Dr Mark C dean and sele Mrs Stark told this F Zellers 3rd vice president of Bucknell will be master of monies 10 uio In iho of u t lt j M far f y H i Hint ilio Iho limn Mm In Ills In M Storage Ly County coin-operated six old type tered in the keen competition in- machine distributors were raided picked up in one of tho Mt were to Kennedy said Secretary of- State venture ol the Deim reports indicate storks four problem inspection has Kenneth had been playing with emerged central issue other where We cannot accept any run passes the ment without adequate Inspection a snort distance south dh Dewey and the Soviet Un- Avenue in- the United States will insist on an adequate f Kennedy's an- The run 22 from Shore five yesterday afternoon and 29 illegal mei distributors In from Twp one the R Montgomery five from John C Grey of Lehman at officer with three from eight v state police In House legal or five earn to from St Boniface School eight announced today action mul four from St Capt Giey a loam of H cif tho plai od him At 10 from South VH I A tho I llm would In- i I For all of County Including tumbled into the ted to gomg ahead with tests in the Pacific lunchtime Running il deep ditch Rjr JOHN An AP NCHI TOKYO C School three igh School and is Junior High places in Ml i Stevens Shamokin and at 1 30 p m Carmol v Milton beginning Kiall nld inai found and Zeni s Cafe all of Mt mil Wilson and Klod MUSK Co M and I tilt m 1 ho who had w nil gaunt in out In Si n hU ww f n tin M ri hoad In din i Hun tho until ft reached Ih Ihi and the Dial MI- r Island Undi n And and to a point Imprlmmi-d In IB north 10 c b- N NTT i ward and and quarreling in world munist camp hearing reports from officials the All he leaders of Chinese com- communes were a recognized with one ure and the great leap Seven hundred persons and the present for the inaugural slowed to a standstill were examined at County Assn for the Blind Great Hall of the Mao hp Chinese what Detection Day clinic conducted Seven physicians and a number People Square appeared makes at ho the city Heavenly and m belying re- country fans showed to make Tlie was hp ios r thr in is reported being disciplined for ants into 26000 con tapt hit IT and opposing Chairman Mao farm camps In he hai making were wants In action tho Stated and of n Workable ana irom tno groups to the Haven producer cooperatives Shamokin I on 2 on Pago 2 Col 1 At the same time he has Mao ni lean rubber-stamp opened this week in against a backdrop Proved hunger and hard times at home Time has proved of State takeover tho and work re symptoms reported of it i exception was Marshal ne is develops without Peng who dropped until stages when i 1959 1 A farm tow much of his The thousand or who ci y J Art and told a whon if he and eight a day or iod MlM outside the Williamsport Hospital for the free examination Officials estimated they ha to turn away another 350 sons Authorities who helped plan yesterday's dis- cuss the possibility of con- ducting a similar session in the buro of the Communist party r MaieTT natural The utes by the Junior League of the last in it calamities mier thr continued Frank Eail Sf nk fm to ih f n n to the nt the July Mhl and You a brought about disastrously Stalinist policies both at tho better lo quate harvests jmd on the international front of the case e Given Aid Tne Red Chinese regard Stalin r w Mao has to the West and his belief that of given agriculture with imperialism is m fa bv aid by tne only correct ono Ihi dilver on Defense Wednesday ob- was fl In The had herded some 500 million in reiping nave m the Congress READING Reading efort to rut ra e last July with of Albanian Stalinism her and Premier Chou Mary of criticism of Khrushchev for set out on run her tin i H i HT Bother artd was found ship seems determined to do day on Mountain the washing in private the ami fi judge ruled ahe touM testify third Virginia fer of Mount Carmel Maid that on July 10 or 11 she had a call concerning magazine and that on July appeared and she a for her Atty Coward proposed tho B tain GaTley C Kc Her fonne lawyer object It was jurors would d to court in early Three civilian and ready to present RD 1 Miss Nancy 238 Mumy ii I AP Tho lans to use of tho trial avo Only one Trf A r those wan a policeman an accident at Country Club Lane and-Lincoln at 930 las Haw In flight s driving f charge Hi r car Clashed into a 1 woof them Sf nsb for about a year th with that she ariS and that was aft Dependent contractor for ln THE UNE AT WAS FOR THOSE WHO HAD FOR- Over SOO In the other line had to be turned the end of the free project A r nni B She said Senk HX J business calls from mission Wednesday that and surh a the substitution for charged to her drawn units now in number on would also enable the line n shc no tp drop a number of trains Uon Ma made drop city Mrs Jeanne Brennan Carmel said she Col stranger July n May STi re- miner he the girl wagon across the hm homo near wn a bj mining nny He was followed on the stand by Joseph who unified i several blocks away when he aaw the t a 1 1 o n wagon sevc ral Trooper Alexander said the driver became uncooperative with him artd re- to answer questions the accident The officer wild tho car had traveling north on Country Clut e Hnd wa on Lin ln when the crash ao indications the Uta tp Continued on Pag 2 Co   

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