Six
Hospital
Trustees
Elected
Wednesday
GORDON
BRYANT
term
ending
Give
Loggers
Road
Ownership
Group
Urges
VICTORIA
CP
A
proposal
to
give
independent
loggers
ownership
of
logging
roads
until
the
cost
is
amortized
was
heard
by
the
legislatures
forestry
committee
Monday
It
was
included
in
a
brief
submitted
to
the
committee
by
the
Truck
Loggers
Association
which
represents
the
largest
organized
group
of
independent
loggeis
in
B
C
The
association
also
proposed
that
where
any
tree
farm
li
licence
�
cence
area
held
by
large
oper
operators
�
ators
reverted
to
the
crown
for
any
icason
that
the
area
be
opened
to
public
bidding
as
a
sustained
yield
unit
It
aio-
-tf
geated
that-
ti
ee
farm
licence
holders
be
ex
excluded
�
cluded
from
establishing
quotas
in
the
sustained
yield
units
now
existing
and
that
at
the
expiry
of
current
sales
held
by
these
operators
the
timber
be
distrib
distributed
�
uted
among
independents
with
the
established
operators
get
getting
�
ting
first
chance
at
it
L
F
Pretty
president
of
the
association
said
that
under
ex
existing
�
isting
legislation
a
competitor
may
outbid
the
established
op
1
orator
and
take
over
the
lod
lodging
�
ging
access
road
without
paying
any
portion
of
the
cost
This
could
force
the
operator
who
built
the
road
into
uneco
nomic
operation
to
sunive
or
into
bankruptcy
he
said
REBELS
PRINT
OWN
MONEY
ALGIERS
Reuters
-
Hie
right
wing
extremist
Secret
Army
Organization
which
has
a
virtual
lule
of
terror
over
some
parts
of
Algem
has
begun
issuing
its
own
paper
money
and
coins
it
was
disclosed
today
Bills
and
coins
imprinted
with
the
letters
OAS
aie
cii
dilating
in
several
towns
pailiculaily
in
the
Orleans
villc
area
of
noithwcst
Al
Algol
�
gol
ia
Municipal
officials
in
Or
leansulle
have
issued
warn
ings
that
the
money
has
no
value
Members
of
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Society
will
elect
six
board
members
at
the
annual
meeting
at
8
pm
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
in
the
hospital
A
change
in
the
societys
bylaws
has
increased
the
number
of
elective
seats
on
the
board
from
four
to
six
Board
members
will
total
10
with
four
appointees
representing
the
city
dis
district
�
trict
provincial
govern
government
�
ment
and
the
womens
aux
auxiliary
�
iliary
Board
Chairman
Gordon
Bryants
term
would
not
have
expired
until
1963
but
the
bylaw
change
necessi
necessitates
�
tates
all
six
seats
bo
up
for
election
4
OPPOSE
SCHEMES
Stamp
Supporter
Said
Paid
Voice7
VICTORIA
CP
Opposition
to
trading
stamp
schemes
was
expressed
by
four
organizations
Monday
while
a
fifth
supporting
the
schemes
was
termed
a
paid
voice
of
the
stamp
distributing
food
chains
Five
briefs
were
presented
to
the
legislatures
spe
special
�
cial
committee
studying
trading
stamp
promotions
in
the
retailing
of
consumer
goods
I
The
Indepenent
Shoppers
BKItt
League
of
BC
which
said
it
has
the
signatures
of
8000
BC
housewives
who
oppose
legisla
tion
to
ban
stamp
schemes
said
the
best
answer
to
the
stamp
discussion
is
that
of
free
choice
Woodward
Stores
Ltd
the
BC
section
of
the
Canadian
Hardware
Association
the
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
Community
Grocers
Co
Cooperative
�
operative
Association
and
the
Victoria
Home
Economics
and
Dietetic
Associations
asked
for
legislation
to
ban
trading
stamps
in
any
form
NO
EXPLANATION
Woodwards
brief
said
the
shoppers
league
is
made
up
of
shoppers
who
have
been
solic
solicited
�
ited
to
sign
cards
in
stores
offering
trading
stamps
We
submit
it
has
not
been
explained
to
the
public
that
this
independent
voice
is
the
paid
voice
of
the
stamp
distributing
food
chains
Nina
Anthnnv
renrpspntinp1
the
league
fold
the
committee
there
has
been
no
attempt
to
conceal
the
identity
of
those
who
sponsored
the
league
When
it
was
formed
Jan
31
it
was
announced
that
the
league
had
the
active
support
of
some
150
food
stores
issuing
stamps
to
customers
Until
the
league
was
formed
with
the
co
op
-ation
of
those
retailers
usin
stamps
Mrs
Anthony
said
the
shopper
who
is
enjoying
stamps
who
wants
them
was
unorganized
and
un
unable
�
able
to
make
her
voice
heard
NOT
NEEDED
The
leagues
brief
said
that
the
average
housewife
does
not
feel
she
needs
the
protec
protection
�
tion
of
any
government
legisla
legislation
�
tion
between
her
and
her
re
retailer
�
tailer
Let
the
shopper
and
the
re
retailer
�
tailer
work
out
their
own
suc
cessful
buying
and
selling
re
relationships
�
lationships
as
they
have
in
the
past
it
urged
It
said
that
proof
of
stamp
acceptance
lies
in
the
fact
that
thousands
of
shoppers
in
BC
already
are
saving
gift
stamps
The
women
shoppers
knew
they
were
not
getting
something
for
nothing
in
the
stamp
plans
but
we
often
feel
that
gift
stamps
aie
something
instead
of
nothing
Woodwards
brief
opposed
stamp
schemes
because
they
build
a
false
image
which
is
designed
to
secure
a
customers
continued
patronage
by
binding
her
to
one
single
unit
of
a
chain
by
the
gum
of
a
stamp
plan
Now
Hear
This
Pcihaps
P
G
Wodehouse
somewhere
in
the
vast
canon
of
his
writings
made
icference
to
the
chap
who
flung
himself
from
the
room
flung
himself
on
his
horse
and
rode
madly
off
in
all
directions
Allan
Spragge
executive
assistant
to
the
BC
Teachers
Federation
said
he
did
But
one
would
ex
expect
�
pect
Mr
Spraggo
to
attribute
the
to
of
Canadas
passage
one
vandcrhoof
and
Burns
Lake
arc
best
known
writers
Stephen
on
lhe
tcntathc
Leacock
who
used
it
in
Non-
lhr
flartMWnt
Tr
In
the
goof
department
PG
sense
liU
Novel
published
m
Kiwanis
Ncchako
Club
has
a
big
piujccl
in
the
wind
ac
according
�
cording
to
Past
-
President
George
Choban
Hut
the
Kiu
au
aula
�
la
lib
arent
sajing
anything
about
it
yet
In
case
the
deal
doesnt
come
off
If
it
does
thats
where
the
proceeds
of
Sundays
big
pancake
mara
marathon
�
thon
will
go
George
sez
just
under
1000
platters
were
sold
double
the
number
of
the
clubs
first
pancake
feast
last
year
and
their
wives
who
worked
from
7
am
to
530
pm
were
many
of
the
curlers
taking
part
in
the
bonspiel
here
Nine
rinks
sat
down
for
chow
at
one
time
Sunday
Parents
Auxiliary
to
the
Jaycee
Youth
Band
will
meet
at
8
tonight
in
Duchess
Paik
school
to
discuss
the
pro
proposed
�
posed
concert
tour
to
be
under
undertaken
�
taken
dining
tho
Kaster
vaca
tion
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
Cooperative
Play
School
oprn
house
mentioned
csterday
will
be
from
2
to
345
not
from
3
to
345
on
Wednesday
And
Mrs
Joan
Bennets
phone
num
number
�
ber
is
LOgan
4
8163
Shes
tak
taking
�
ing
new
legislations
Major
Harry
Gourlay
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Coips
of
Sig
nals
who
has
been
command
commanding
�
ing
officer
of
the
national
sur
survival
�
vival
courses
here
since
they
started
last
November
has
re
returned
�
turned
to
Vancouver
Taking
over
until
a
replacement
is
Included
among
the
hungry
i
named
is
RMR
Li
customers
fed
by
20
Khvaniansjman
Jim
Leh-
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
MARCH
6
1962
DOROTHY
heroine
of
the
Wizard
of
Oz
will
be
played
by
Yvonna
Gabrielle
in
the
Duchess
Park
Junior
High
School
production
of
the
musical
comedy
which
runs
Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday
She
is
seen
in
rehearsal
with
Munch
kins
Darryl
Box
left
and
Terry
Young
Giant
US
Inferiority
Complex
Seen
by
Prof
TORONTO
CP
The
US
is
on
the
brink
of
mass
mental
diseases
because
Americans
fear
they
have
lost
pre
preeminence
�
eminence
in
the
world
a
University
of
Michigan
professor
said
Monday
night
We
cant
even
push
the
Cubans
around
said
Dr
Kenneth
Boulding
Dr
Boulding
a
director
of
the
Canadian
Peace
Research
Institute
said
Canada
is
a
little-
freer
sthan-
the
US
and
since
it
is
away
from
the
centre
of
the
cold
war
with
access
to
inform
ation
that
would
be
off
limits
in
the
US
is
a
good
location
for
a
peace
research
institute
cnanges
Leave
Indians
Behind
Meeting
Told
VANCOUVER
CP
A
group
of
Indian
chiefs
and
tribal
coun
councillors
�
cillors
went
back
to
school
Mon
Monday
�
day
to
learn
about
the
modern
techniques
of
leadership
The
first
session
of
a
vpck
long
conference
at
the
Univers
University
�
ity
of
B
C
was
attended
by
35
delegates
from
10
Indian
agen
agencies
�
cies
in
the
province
The
world
is
changing
so
rapidly
the
Indians
arc
being
loft
far
behind
said
George
Manual
president
of
the
North
American
Indian
Brotherhood
Leadership
has
lapsed
in
In
dian
bands
since
the
depart
ment
of
Indian
Affairs
sent
in
its
agents
Mr
Manuel
said
Policy
of
the
present
federal
government
is
to
give
much
of
the
leadership
back
to
the
Indians
Leadership
is
the
answer
to
the
Indians
major
problems
education
unemployment
and
welfare
said
Mr
Manuel
With
qualified
leaders
these
problems
could
be
worked
out
Abandoned
Hotel
Burns
in
Norlh
HAYSPORT
CP
A
grass
fire
destroyed
an
abandoned
hotel
in
this
community
of
about
four
families
near
Prince
Ru
Rupert
�
pert
Monday
night
Haysport
is
across
the
Skeena
River
from
the
community
of
Port
Essington
which
was
de
destroyed
�
stroyed
by
tire
last
July
4
A
similar
fire
Sunday
caused
minor
damage
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
sheds
at
nearby
Tyee
more
fully
Leadership
and
so
social
�
cial
adjustment
is
lacking
in
most
Indian
communities
It
will
be
mostly
cloudy
Wed
nesday
with
the
exception
of
the
Smithcrs
area
which
will
enjoy
sunny
periods
Little
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
at
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
10
and
25
Smithcrs
5
and
25
Low
tonight
and
high
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
0
and
20
Last
24
Hours
Hi
Lo
Prcc
Prince
George
21
12
01
Terrace
31
15
Smithcrs
26
-5
Quesnel
23
15
03
Williams
Lake
20
11
11
Kamloops
32
27
27
Whitehorsc
8
-8
Foit
Nelson
10
-22
Fort
St
John
3
-7
Dawson
Cicek
3
-10
MINISTER
DIES
AT
92
TORONTO
CP
Rev
E
Ry
erson
Young
92
a
retired
United
Church
minister
died
in
hospital
Monday
Mr
Young
who
had
served
at
several
Ontario
centres
re-
tired
in
1932
while
minister
of
the
Central
United
Church
in
Carrie
A
year
later
he
lost
his
sight
and
learned
braille
at
the
age
of
65
Three-Year-Old
Dies
In
Trail
Home
Fire
TRAIL
CP
A
three-year-old
gill
died
in
her
blazing
home
Wednesday
because
people
panicked
and
in
the
ex
excitement
�
citement
delated
turning
in
the
alarm
Fire
Chief
L
W
Ronald
said
Monday
night
Reporting
to
council
Chief
Ronald
said
children
playing
with
fire
were
the
cause
of
the
blaze
in
which
Christine
Carpenter
died
Aid
Murdo
Morrison
chairman
of
the
city
fire
commit
committee
�
tee
said
bystanders
were
removing
the
childs
body
when
firemen
arrived
Students
To
Visit
Wizard
The
cyclone
which
whisked
Dorothy
from
the
plains
of
Kansas
to
the
wondrous
world
of
Oz
will
be
re
enacted
Thurs
day
Friday
and
Saturday
or
the
Duchess
Park
Junior
High
School
auditorium
stage
Duchess
Park
Music
and
Drama
Club
will
present
an
all
student
production
of
the
Wizard
of
Oz
a
musical
comedy
of
equal
appeal
to
children
and
adults
based
on
the
Frank
Baum
fantasy
novel
which
charmed
a
generation
THREE
ACTS
Curtains
will
rise
on
the
three
act
two
hour
production
at
8
pm
Thursday
and
Friday
and
at
2
pm
Satuulay
It
will
cul
culminate
�
minate
three
months
of
rehears
rehearsing
�
ing
by
the
more
than
50
stu
students
�
dents
participating
Teacher
Arthur
Marguete
the
clubs
sponsor
and
director
said
it
is
hoped
the
production
will
be
the
first
of
an
annual
event
the
major
purpose
of
which
will
be
to
raise
money
for
the
students
council
The
council
has
backed
the
show
lo
the
tunc
of
200
in
cos
tumes
and
sets
Full
houses
at
all
three
performances
would
net
uic
council
cotters
some
400
The
auditorium
has
capacity
of
450
Tickets
at
75
cents
for
adults
ana
J5
cents
tor
cniiuren
arc
available
from
students
or
the
school
DOG
DROPPED
Toto
Dorothys
waggish
Scot
ly
dog
has
been
written
out
of
the
script
for
reasons
not
difficult
to
imagine
but
all
the
others
remain
They
arc
played
by
Yvonna
Gabrielle
Dorothy
Rene
Walters
the
Scarecrow
David
Thomas
the
Tin
Woods
Woodsman
�
man
Jim
Shannon
the
Cow
Cowardly
�
ardly
Lion
and
Betty
Roberts
tho
Wicked
Witch
of
the
West
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
protested
proposed
provincial
legis
legislation
�
lation
which
would
restrict
hours
of
operation
for
serv
service
�
ice
stations
In
a
telegram
today
to
H
J
Bruch
chairman
of
the
legislatures
standing
committee
on
municipal
affairs
the
chamber
voic
voiced
�
ed
its
satisfaction
with
present
regulations
and
its
opposition
to
any
restric
restrictive
�
tive
legislation
The
municipal
affairs
commit
committee
�
tee
beginning
hearings
on
the
question
of
service
station
clos
closing
�
ing
hours
was
told
by
a
rep
representative
�
resentative
of
seven
major
companies
that
service
stations
should
be
allowed
to
remain
open
during
whatever
hours
the
operators
feel
will
meet
public
convenience
and
can
be
economically
justified
1400
DEALERS
The
Automotive
Retailers
As
Association
�
sociation
which
claims
a
mem
membership
�
bership
of
1400
dealers
in
BC
asked
for
tightened
restrictions
with
strict
local
bylaws
govern
ing
all
night
operations
The
ARA
asked
that
the
mu
municipal
�
nicipal
act
set
out
a
6
pm
closing
with
local
councils
al
allowed
�
lowed
to
grant
extensions
to
7
pm
in
winter
and
9
pm
in
summer
and
award
permits
for
longer
hours
to
not
more
than
10
per
cent
of
the
oper
operators
�
ators
these
to
be
rotated
among
competitors
Prince
George
branch
of
the
ARA
will
meet
at
8
pm
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
to
find
out
the
feelings
of
local
members
Branch
President
John
Esau
said
today
local
operators
are
divided
on
the
question
with
some
favoring
restrictive
legis
legislation
�
lation
and
others
against
it
DIFFERENCE
Theres
a
difference
between
here
and
Vancouver
he
said
So
many
down
there
dont
want
to
stay
open
late
because
thfre
isnt
the
money
in
it
Don
Douglas
district
ARA
representative
for
the
Cariboo
branch
said
operators
here
arc
split
about
50
50
on
the
question
Cecil
Ford
district
service
station
operator
who
belongs
to
the
Retail
Merchants
Associa
Association
�
tion
and
not
ARA
said
a
peti
petition
�
tion
has
been
circulated
among
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Douglas
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The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Trip
To
North
BC
An
address
by
National
NDP
Leader
T
C
Douglas
schedul
scheduled
�
ed
to
be
in
Prince
George
March
20
has
been
postponed
to
April
An
NDP
spokesman
said
to
today
�
day
Mr
Douglas
will
be
unable
to
be
here
on
that
date
and
in
Dawson
Creek
March
21
as
planned
because
he
is
to
ap
appear
�
pear
on
a
national
television
piogram
Mr
Douglas
will
answer
re
recent
�
cent
charges
of
former
NDP
house
leader
Hazon
Argue
on
the
CUC
piogram
Inquiry
Date
for
his
April
appearance
here
has
not
been
set
Also
scheduled
to
come
to
Prince
George
after
the
cur
current
�
rent
legislature
session
closes
is
provincial
CCF
NDP
Leader
Bob
Strachan
FILM
OF
SPACE
TRIP
TO
BE
RELEASED
SOON
7c
a
Copy
FOR
SERVICE
STATIONS
moer
oiasis
Hours
Proposal
Local
Lumber
Scale
Well
Ahead
of
1961
Amount
of
lumber
scaled
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
Distiict
is
well
ahead
of
last
years
scale
at
the
same
period
with
colder
weather
given
the
most
credit
Latest
figures
released
by
the
BC
Forest
Service
show
that
261266274
board
feet
had
been
scaled
to
Jan
31
com
compared
�
pared
with
223313574
at
the
same
date
in
1961
Figures
rep
represent
�
resent
the
first
two
months
of
the
new
year
since
forestry
rccoids
arc
kept
on
a
December
to
November
basis
Lumber
scaled
in
January
totalled
153953314
board
feet
19640180
board
feet
more
than
in
the
same
month
in
1961
The
new
figure
included
91709823
board
feet
scaled
in
mills
tributary
to
Prince
George
GOVT
ANNOUNCES
SPRING
ASSIZE
PRINCE
RUPERT
01
Only
one
criminal
case
is
scheduled
for
the
spring
assize
sitting
which
began
here
March
6
Grcgorz
Sikora
alias
Henry
Chikora
is
charged
with
non
noncapital
�
capital
murder
in
the
Nov
2
death
of
Lean
Azak
to
Their
10
After
OTTAWA
CP
Recipients
of
war
veterans
allow
allowances
�
ances
aged
70
and
over
will
be
able
to
receive
the
full
amount
of
recent
10
increases
in
old
age
and
blind
pensions
Veterans
Minister
Churchill
announced
in
the
Commons
Monday
His
announcement
was
greet
greeted
�
ed
by
opposition
leaders
as
a
victory
for
them
Mr
Churchill
said
that
here
heretofore
�
tofore
amounts
received
from
old
age
pensions
had
always
been
counted
as
part
of
the
income
subject
to
the
means
test
under
the
War
Veterans
Allowance
Act
Veterans
pensions
and
the
income
ceiling
for
the
means
test
were
increased
last
sum
summer
�
mer
When
the
old
age
pension
was
increased
this
year
to
65
a
month
from
55
effective
Feb
1
it
was
at
first
counted
as
In
Income
�
come
under
the
War
Veterans
Allowance
Act
Mr
Churchill
announced
to
today
�
day
that
the
government
had
reconsidered
the
situation
and
would
count
the
10
increase
in
old
age
pensions
and
blind
al
lowan
s
as
cen
t
from
the
income
ceiling
for
veterans
aged
70
and
over
SHELLING
Be
Lenient
Yanks
Urge
Diefenbaker
CLALLAM
BAY
Wash
Al
Residents
of
this
Washington
state
community
have
Sent
a
folksy
letter
to
Prime
Minister
Diefenbaker
asking
leniency
for
the
commander
of
a
Canadian
destroyer
escort
that
shelled
the
community
Jan
29
One
hundred
and
25
persons
almost
all
the
adult
population
of
the
tiny
logging
community
Signed
the
letter
which
said
in
part
We
arc
sympathetic
toward
Cmdr
Richard
J
Leir
in
his
time
of
trouble
We
hope
the
government
will
deal
merci
mercifully
�
fully
with
him
Cmdr
Lcir
of
Penticton
is
skipper
of
the
destroyer
escoit
Skeena
During
firing
practice
in
the
Strait
of
Juan
de
Fuca
Jan
29
fragments
of
shells
from
the
Skeena
landed
on
the
town
Cmdr
Lcir
faces
a
court
Mar
Martial
�
tial
Thursday
Bonspiel
Result
5
am
Automotive
Event
Foster
Edmonton
9
Clarke
4
Jensen
Dawson
Creek
10
Pcckham
9
Yeo
Terrace
4
Cheavins
Quesnel
3
Dagg
9
Lindsay
Prince
Rupert
7
5
am
N
M
Smith
Event
It
Hatch
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
10
Glans
3
Berry
11
Lane
2
730
am
N
M
Smith
Event
It
II
Smith
10
Belsham
3
K
Moffat
9
Polyk
4
Glaum
7
Rome
5
D
Moffat
7
Ilamcl
Williams
Lake
6
Copcland
Quesnel
9
Meier
G
Nunwcilcr
9
Gunderson
5
930
am
N
M
Smith
Event
Baillie
11
II
Hatch
5
Ostberg
6
Burns
4
Briggs
11
Harper
Quesnel
4
Cope
8
Prentice
3
Smale
10
Camp
bell
Vanderhoof
5
Mclnnis
9
Engstrom
7
Astronaut
Glenn
Movie
Star
Too
AP
Astro
and
the
WASHINGTON
naut
John
II
Glenn
Jr
squeezes
space
food
into
his
mouth
as
he
hurtles
oer
Africa
He
smiles
as
he
emerges
into
dawn
The
light
grows
to
almost
blinding
intensity
as
lie
conies
down
in
his
fueball
ride
lo
the
sea
Its
all
in
a
remarkable
film
taken
inside
hu
Fiiendship
7
space
capsule
while
Glenn
made
lus
historic
triple
oibit
of
the
I
earth
Feb
20
The
movie
got
a
sneak
pie
view
Monday
in
a
hearing
room
on
Capital
Hill
The
National
Aeronautics
and
Space
Adminis
Administration
�
tration
says
it
soon
will
be
available
for
public
showings
The
close
up
color
film
of
Glenns
trip
from
donning
his
space
suit
to
a
view
of
the
cap
capsules
�
sules
recovery
by
the
destrojer
Noa
-gives
new
excitement
immediacy
to
flight
The
viewer
is
with
Glenn
as
ho
experiences
the
heavy
forces
in
the
takeoff
He
sees
the
straps
of
Glenns
space
suit
floating
freely
about
in
the
air
as
the
astronaut
becomes
weightless
I
he
lilm
shows
Glenn
lifting
his
face
plate
and
taking
space
food
from
a
plastic
bottle
as
he
ciosscs
Africa
on
the
first
oibit
Pei
haps
the
eeriest
pait
is
when
the
capsule
raves
into
the
bhadow
of
the
eailh
and
flies
on
tluougli
the
night
It
is
daik
in
side
tho
capsule
except
for
a
red
lit
clock
face
an4
a
few
winkitis
orange
lights
on
tho
control
panel
which
can
be
seen
reflected
in
a
mirror
on
Glenns
chest
There
Is
a
perceptible
bump
or
jerk
as
the
retro
rockets
fire
I
to
elow
the
capule
for
its
re-
entry
into
the
atmosphere
And
then
the
light
grows
to
almost
blinding
intensity
as
Glenn
plunges
to
the
sea
the
most
critical
pait
of
the
journey
The
film
hastily
edited
down
to
32
minutes
by
the
spacu
agency
is
shown
without
sound
track
Tho
amount
of
film
was
limited
to
save
weight
in
the
capsule
It
was
slowly
exposed
making
thp
icplay
motion
jerky
72
US
Space
Vehicles
Still
Orbiting
Earth
UNITED
NATIONS
AP
-
The
US
repot
led
to
thq
UN
Monday
that
a
total
of
72
US
space
vehicles
and
asso
associated
�
ciated
objects
were
in
orbit
around
tho
eaith
as
of
Feb
15
The
report
was
submitted
by
chief
delegate
Adlai
Stey
enson
in
compliance
with
a
resolution
approved
by
the
last
General
Assembly
calling
upon
nations
launching
objects
into
outer
space
to
transmit
information
to
the
UN
committee
on
peaceful
uses
of
outer
space
Soviet
Union
has
not
yet
furnished
any
information