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   Williamsport Sun-Gazette (Newspaper) - February 13, 1963, Williamsport, Pennsylvania                               Comments on education offer folk Page 17 AP News and Sports Wires Associated Press W i r e p h o t o United Press International Newspaper Enterprise Association Fair and Bolder tonight continued High both 27 low tonight 13 Low ing 19 Tuesday 34 22 Snow 4 inches River 1.9 ieet tailing 33 9 Year No 37 Single Copy Williamsport Pa Wednesday February 13 1963 26 Pages Second Clast Post Office -s s w By ASSOCIATED Asian flu or something very similar is sweeping the eastern half of the nation causing widespread absenteeism among students and teachers forcing some schools to close and resulting 20 deaths The Carolines appear to be hardest hit North Carolina has been declared as epidemic with flu outbreaks 20 counties and at least two deaths reported from the Asian variety Three c V 3 KAPUSKASING Ont AP A himself a long-time employe of strike that cut to the economic Spruce Falls said many of the starvation try has exploded as many feared of the strike it would Into violence and death The effects of the strike began A spray of gunfire in the teU on stores and businesses ness killing three strikers and wounding nine climaxed four Col 6 weeks of growing tension around this northern Ontario lumber ter where delivery of a cord of r wood can spell the difference tween hunger and subsistence tragedy in the hours of Monday morning had been since Jan 14 stopped work to back up demands for a new contract the Spruce Falls Power and Paper In three ties have had serious flu lems Hospitals with patients In More than a flu deaths have been the state Health officials saia the flu probably is the Asian strain South Carolina although if is not officially diagnosed as such It has been confirmed as the Asian type m North Carolina Schools dosed Atty Paul W Reeder tod ay said he will not be a lor reelection Mr Reeder a Republican was Co and the Pulp and he will not be a About work In the bush of of north of for his private law practice closed indefinitely because 20 per cent of pupils were ill At nearby Hopkinsville Ky the pital said it is tending the est number of patients its year history than pupils and teachers were absent from Ky schools Monday Or Russell Teague said the state may be in for an epi- demic of Asian flu but it appears mild is no cause for alarm School absenteeism also was running high hi Maryland's al area about twice as much as in thousands St Louis about 10 per of the school population and n Norwich Conn more Florida Plane Kills 43 t MIAMI Fla Charred remains of a jet airliner which crashed deep in the Florida 43 persons aboard were studied today by federal in- seeking a cause for the tragedy There were no survivors Civil Aero- why the Northwest Orient Airlines jet plummeted out of the sky Tuesday only utes after leaving Miami for Chicago Seattle Wash and Portland Ore A planned helicopter airlift elf smoldering wrecks was delayed by the John McWhorter of Miami in charge of CAB operations at the search base said the first bodies might not arriVe until after noon Indian children were given a holiday as their school house 80 miles west at S 5 w c 5 Jc a temporary morgue The GENEVA school also served as a CAB com- chief disarmament base began a series of private The white frame talks with neutral delegates at the school stands on concrete stilts disarmament conference because if borders on swampland today in an attempt to bring the n d ft Area iocus of the talks back to Area j ban on nuclear weapon tests Park rangers Florida highway first with Ab- National Park wreckage was 14 miles uled talks with the Swedish south of the operations base Nigerian delegations and with the across a swamp choked with thick delegates from Britain Italy and that only swamp gies and weasel vehicles could penetrate tactics in test ban next session of confer ence is for Thursday j Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister V Falls Co other 400 work for Kimberly-Clark at Long i JAO miles west union Is the Lumber and Workers Union The strikers demanded a mm hour week instead Of 44 without loss Of plus other benefits A company spokesman union members were getting an average a day under the old Third per of pupils In Bridgeport schools weff closed give ers suffering from Qu symptoms time to recuperate In Western 1 had difficulty finding enp i substitute teachers for the were llh the flight recorder box a com- Tuesday pact get of aj Hnning JT f The Sharon Springs Central School in Its doors the week after 133 of th provide a clue to the crash Of nuclear weapon from the wreckage and terns in foreign lands and seas flown by Coast Guard helicopter The proposal unacceptable to to operations base the Western powers The recorder a cylinder dowed the test issue a designed to withstand conference after a two- pressure and heat records on month recess Western delegates tape an direction said proposal was a maneuver designed to draw at- Page 2 Col 6 away Bom Soviet WASHINGTON UPI A man demanding President and his cabinet be im- peached drove a car onto the of and told police he had a immediately closed the section of Pennsylvania Ave that runs in of the building and sent bomb experts to the Unlike the usual agement labor confrontation a third force Immediately became involved in the loggers walkout Thli known revised Imstrrilght to provide to three-year project of In- in every home and dirt farmers Who supplement their generally spane Incomes with Independent during the wintlr for sale to Spruce Falls tit for meeting of Borough Council Immediately following final sage of water system set tax rate the faculty members Visitors A veterans and the Easton Md Memori- al Hospital visiting because of outbreaks similar to flu The Easton said its medical and beds were filled to capacity and was forced to use obstetric beds which The himself as Wiskowsky lav under- the car and said ne stay where V was until he could talk with FBI Director J Edgar Hoover Police described as late v hurt but a part No One la a seven was downtown ot Justice Department police first spotted the car a with the children downstairs at s Spruce Fills They are1 paid only estate A motion Administration hospital reported if the lumber is delivered to the was adopted to more than 100 patients have mni the per capita and the a influenza symptomatic Uie ot one wage tax of variety the hated look of scab labor In the to Provide for the Seventy Navy recruits at the bor MM allocated to purchase and InataU home -on the stairs for T side Of a double at eyes of the strikers Roaming cay alcades of union men highways and dirt roads Back from their home by Fonda Street again ted the Uu the shirt Mrs steps to the 7 Buck went up and she trance of the department The Damage of about was reached the bedroom rear wheels rested on e cause has Training Center in Bucks Bye walk and the front wheels on the on stopping from Ten dayi strike be- Illinois under treatment for HuT MSV storm sewer disease has struck 370 of the bedroom by Mra Buck mt gan Mayor Norman S Coff Run fiom Cherry to Broad Streets The water lepoi t- met Diane 8 Billy J Mike 4 house get a for one of the children la tke upper photo Buck family vacated the fighting th oky bla Cindy J Susie 3 Three to tn go after firemen had the fire control the other side of the dwelling The building police said the driver quickly out of and climbed underneath By the arrived he was holding several some kind of about meters will Grant re quired to meter the town It Is estimated the cost of meters and will total about where Mrs Nancy Turner helped were several they said gasoline cans on said later that lp Ri dren until the Rurk home could be repaired at the rear seat The building police said they put around the wheels of r f AH lonal cost when all meters are in- is estimated at a year Council will advertise for bids for meters to be delivered rat ill at firm price Council accepted the of the water committee Continued on Page 2 8 continue some cloudiness the weather picture in the likely Thursday area the next few and shoveling be low iut six lower than t of today as after a morning homeowners dug out state Snowfall in the outlying way crews cleaned that of the city with snoW raising the The third bus containing about for the winter to 38 inches 80 wwr era sections received from two to at near ily and heated The fire was to the bed Hee who et city street T three Inches but the Erie area normally snow belt had just r sidewalks sent at least nine a of snow to the hospital lit Among the skidding accidents burgh Tuesday Qne-of the snow were those school buses in Gold air wUI to with ance responded to the alarm Police said the man's It was the first alarm recorded at satton was rambling but he had fire since a district a command of the alarm were called to a Lyons home dark hair and a light complexion City asked In business section tonight Crews begin clearing snow about were out today Coudersport reported a deposit Eagles Mere six nearly six five and Sunbury four Tuesday's storm hit central tions of tiie state the hardest with reporting 8.9 inches of Six suffered cuts and over the state Thursday bruises a eastern Pennsylvania will have bus and anto York partly cloudy and cold No Injuries were the low 80s Central two other school bus accidents and western sections will remain but 68 pupils received a cloudy with snow flurries when the bus they were riding in the SOs slid oft a road near will range from 5 and turned on its side to 16 The new Bookmobile recently staffed library with an In- streets and removing snow in areas where traffic Is normally brary of Williamsport and ing County will be on exhibit at Court House tomorrow and The given to Brown Library by the Pennsylvania State Library as part of a stration to give community library service In County will begin Its community stops m two weeks of communities have been alerted that stops will be made from one to depending upon the population to be New stops will be added The new be made up of adult children's Several thousand new books have been made available present holdings Bookmobiles and general throughout the state Chough ph I a area however rato At the present time there are six community libraries In Williamsport fell adding to the woes of Yesterday's accumulation in was 3.7 Inches prior to midnight A brief fall early this morning added another tenths of an inch The snow was of the dry powdery type Driving generally was slippery especially on side streets and In areas hot heavily traveled The weather man said J as service Is increased general bite A- spokesman from 60 torn a week at the V Brown Library to CAMP Brig Gen Rathvon McClure not to be Outdone by Marines half his age wound up his hike early today tired but still game Gen Tompkins two minutes and his marching ahead his time time was IB hours minutes for the 60 miles was only hours But It seems anyone and 58 minutes could have beaten the mark hung When you remember this up by mushing through mud and of Ark stumbling through A runner from many places darl who the how to pace came s In at almost 34 hours after he started But by adequate Marines their then going full speed far been no outs the spirit of the 1 exemplified by the of Lt Donald L within the campaign and that The third of three solicitation result of for Industrial developme swung into or Others who spoke Rob ert F LawreJice campaign and I R the Movers the toughest Job of all but I am consent that day at The preliminary I night and The campaign goal is Boo to Protest KP Duty and at less brary an under- W ITu MIAMI This new made through a contractual agreement between the fames V Brown brary board of trustees end the coming County win the administration and Operation of two libraries into one ana wUI bring public library to approximately people In County living In areas not serviced England UPD Ten women housekeepers walked out Tuesday on the royal army women complained they to wash In the diers mess even they were working within a yard of hefty great soldiers Bryan and his first were for the aide Old Charlie would have set a he hadn't me Here the general could have been wrong His own time was spectacular for a man of his age 0 who gone the rou Guadalcanal Sail He was on 18 hours and of Wauseon Ohio He had a girl friend waiting at mater bumper the Continued on Pagel Col you will complete your ment Mr Williamson told the workers that the LIFT Again project Is like a hoop you your money in and it rolls back to you He said that a similar drive conducted m 1956 has resulted in many benefits to the community He that been created in the county as a by the today riH be combination of city and state The Coast Guard planned to A presentation and opening cens held at 11 traveling registration board will be at the Yellow Can Garage at Penn and Hughes morrow from 2 to 9 to accept new registrations changes of jhe vessel mysteriously dropped from sight on a routine run between Dr Tuesday m 1 n g the 100th boy qualified Next In order to the end of beint He WBJ Ack ware the organized that year at who served with distinction as William H MUtel and a n win D MaJ DeGrover Den Shepherd Harry tion A similar visit Is scheduled in Coudersport and Mr Jersey Shore political matters But it was the spring of world jr Owen Edgar to this group Mr Landon's two of M Morgan aona later became Eagle Scouts In the House The wUI H Drew Four search planes found nri does mobile will be open to me public for Inspection top rank of Eagle and 17 YMCA He mort years were to elapse before April earned his rank in and now 8 Holland scout executive of West Branch r Herbert V and bt now mayor of CoWl the May It municipal Tft   

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