Human
stampede
leaves
23
dead
100
Injured
SANTA
CHlZ
VE
TKN12RIFE
Canary
Island
Reuters
Death
toll
resulting
from
a
panic
Sun
day
in
a
municipal
office
today
was
officially
put
at
23
with
100
injured
described
as
being
in
serious
condition
following
me
stampede
from
an
old
bouse
that
was
feared
about
to
collapse
The
stampede
began
when
the
house
which
was
being
used
temporarily
began
to
creak
The
building
did
not
collapse
24
HOUR
WATCH
KEPT
mg
danger
said
diminishing
QtKSNKL
Staff
t
The
rapidly
rising
Fraser
River
forced
the
evacuation
of
several
house
trailers
here
about
midnight
Saturday
but
the
immediate
dan-
ROYAL
COUPLE
LEAVES
FIJI
SUVA
Hil
Neuters
Queen
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
sailed
for
New
Zealand
Sunday
with
gifts
of
whales
teeth
from
Fijian
chiefs
and
warriors
The
royal
couple
left
in
their
yacht
the
Britannia
in
swel
sweltering
�
tering
100
degrce
weather
af
after
�
ter
visiting
the
Fin
islands
as
the
first
stop
on
their
eight
week
lour
of
the
South
Pa
Pacific
�
cific
Pulp
clearing
contract
given
southern
firm
Contract
for
clearing
the
1G0
acre
Fraser
Flats
site
of
the
pioposed
Canadian
Forest
Pro
Products
�
ducts
pulp
mill
has
been
award
awarded
�
ed
to
Wiley
and
Osborne
Con
Contractors
�
tractors
Ltd
of
North
Vancou-
er
Alan
Webster
a
CFP
engin
engineer
�
eer
would
not
reveal
amount
of
the
contract
in
a
telephone
interview
from
his
Vancouver
office
today
rk
is
to
begin
as
soon
as
possible
according
to
an
an
announcement
�
nouncement
of
the
contract
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
by
Industrial
Forestry
Service
of
Prince
George
Mr
Webster
said
that
Wiley
and
Osborne
arc
to
have
com
completed
�
pleted
grubbing
and
burning
by
the
end
of
June
Next
job
will
be
grading
of
the
mill
site
but
it
is
not
yet
known
if
this
work
will
be
un
undertaken
�
dertaken
this
year
Specifica
Specifications
�
tions
hae
not
jet
been
pre
prepared
�
pared
he
said
Construction
of
the
500-ton-a-day
capacity
mill
is
to
be
com
completed
�
pleted
by
the
end
of
1965
DEATH
TOLL
HITS
539
ger
has
passed
Maor
Alex
Fraser
said
to
day
that
town
crews
towed
seven
trailers
paikcd
in
the
Cariboo
Log
Cabin
Camp
at
the
edge
of
the
river
in
West
Quesnel
to
higher
ground
as
the
ice
swollen
river
rose
ap
approximately
�
proximately
nine
feet
since
late
last
week
He
said
a
24
hour
guard
was
still
on
the
bridge
in
event
of
anv
flash
flooding
WARM
WEATHER
The
immediate
danger
has
passed
but
this
change
in
the
weather
is
not
helping
us
There
is
no
particular
problem
right
now
he
said
Temperatures
arc
rising
Al
Slater
district
superinten
superintendent
�
dent
of
highways
said
the
river
had
dropped
a
matter
of
inches
since
Friday
He
said
the
ice
is
not
as
solidly
packed
under
the
bridge
as
before
There
are
several
gaps
ap
appearing
�
pearing
in
the
ice
near
the
bridge
he
said
16
FEET
Mr
Slater
said
the
distance
from
the
top
of
the
ice
to
the
top
of
the
bridge
piers
al
10
am
Monday
was
1G
feet
while
the
normal
distance
is
25
feel
During
last
years
flood
the
distance
from
the
top
of
the
ice
to
the
bridge
piers
was
only
10
feet
He
said
the
river
was
frozen
from
Quesnel
to
just
south
of
Soda
Creek
and
for
about
a
mile
just
north
of
town
Department
of
highways
is
also
maintaining
a
check
on
the
situation
near
the
bridge
The
matter
is
expected
to
be
brought
up
during
tonights
town
council
meeting
Civil
Defence
authorities
arc
prepared
to
handle
any
emer
gency
situation
should
it
arise
HAND
AMPUTATED
VANCOUVER
CPi
Arthur
Graff
28
sausage
maker
at
Freybc
Brothers
Ltd
had
his
right
hand
amputated
at
the
wrist
after
he
crushed
it
in
an
electric
meat
grinder
rink
its
about
time
club
offi
Phone
lOgan
4
2441
Vol
7
No
24
cials
enforced
the
bylaw
that
I
ported
swooping
down
from
the
muu
ciiuuien
iiiusi
ie
Kepi
Apennines
of
Central
Italy
Ij
uiiui
r
buici
control
wnicn
is
painted
on
the
benches
in
plain
v
i
e
w
Screeching
shoving
shouting
crying
bumping
kids
make
Saturday
and
Sunday
af
lenioons
miserable
for
spec
spectators
�
tators
Humor
scampering
around
concerns
Ihe
purchase
of
four
first
class
Interior
hotels
in
including
�
cluding
one
each
at
prince
George
Quesnel
and
100
Mile
by
a
syndicate
headed
by
a
former
senior
Lower
Mainland
bicw
mb
icinpdiiy
brass
hat
and
baseball
magnate
prey
on
cattle
and
sheep
Heavy
winds
hit
utility
systems
VICTORIA
CD
-
Winds
gust
ed
to
58
miles
an
hour
over
southern
Vancouver
Island
Sun
Sunday
�
day
disrupting
power
supplies
telephone
and
telegraph
com
communications
�
munications
w
Groundhog
sees
his
shadow
here
Five
will
get
you
nine
there
are
another
six
weeks
of
snow
and
cold
in
store
for
Prince
George
this
winter
Saturday
was
groundhog
day
when
accoiding
to
legend
the
groundhog
emerges
from
his
burrow
lor
the
first
time
since
fall
If
he
sees
his
shadow
lie
jumps
back
in
for
another
six
weeks
of
winter
If
he
doesnt
spring
is
on
its
way
The
sun
was
out
for
five
hours
of
Saturdays
nine
hours
of
daylight
accoiding
to
the
air
BC
Telephone
Co
said
one
port
weather
office
So
chances
of
its
trunk
cables
was
severed
are
the
groundhog
saw
his
by
a
tree
in
the
Brentwood
area
shadow
when
ho
came
up
e
Kks
if
J
I
XA
J
i
TWO
HUGE
LEMONS
HAVE
BEEN
PRODUCED
BY
A
SMALL
TREE
IN
THE
home
of
Mrs
Don
Rigler
eight
miles
north
of
the
city
on
the
Chief
Lake
road
Comparing
one
of
the
lemons
with
a
Mcintosh
apple
are
Mrs
Rigler
and
son
Jiinmic
The
lemon
is
six
inches
in
depth
Obtained
six
years
ago
this
is
the
first
time
the
tree
which
was
three
inches
high
when
purchased
has
borne
fruit
Mrs
Rigler
feeds
the
plant
no
special
food
just
gives
it
lukewarm
water
Vandcrvoort
photo
TO
TACKLE
AGRICULTURAL
PROBLEMS
Engineer
planned
for
area
The
first
big
job
for
an
agri
fin
the
legislature
Friday
by-
Ar
cultural
engineer
stationed
at
j
riculturc
Minister
Frank
Rich
Prince
George
will
be
to
recrim-
tor
He
said
the
appointment
mend
projects
under
the
Agri
Agricultural
�
cultural
Rehabilitation
and
De
Development
�
velopment
Act
This
was
the
opinion
by
a
few
local
people
interested
in
agricultural
problems
when
they
learned
an
agricultural
engin
engineer
�
eer
is
to
be
stationed
here
permanently
The
announcement
was
made
izzard
hits
frozen
Europe
LONDON
P
Wolves
prowled
rural
aicas
of
France
and
a
blizzard
raged
along
Swedens
cast
coast
today
as
winter
con
continued
�
tinued
to
hold
Europe
in
its
tenacious
grip
The
blizzard
with
tempera
tijics
as
low
as
13
oclovv
zero
disrupted
shipping
In
Moscow
freezing
point
for
the
first
time
this
year
French
motorists
in
Burgundy
and
Lorraine
spotted
the
prowl
prowling
�
ing
wolves
All
France
except
part
of
the
Riviera
was
hit
by
below
freezing
weather
An
es
estimated
�
timated
SO
per
cent
of
all
veg
vegetables
�
etables
and
cereals
were
de-
liowever
the
mercury
rose
to
strojed
by
the
cold
in
the
Audc
Now
hear
this
Rest
quip
of
the
B
C
legis
legislative
�
lative
session
so
far
was
made
by
Mrs
Lois
Haggen
MLA
for
Grand
Forks
When
she
slipped
and
called
Davie
Fulton
former
chief
justice
Premier
Bennett
was
quick
to
correct
her
Davie
was
justice
minister
Hut
Lois
nailed
the
premier
to
his
chair
Willi
this
Some
day
lie
may
be
chief
executioner
Still
in
the
legislature
the
morning
after
Attorney
General
Bonner
made
his
speech
a
woman
phoned
the
piess
gallery
to
ask
Did
lie
mention
tieatment
of
alcoholics
No
just
Mr
Per
rault
A
third
voice
obviously
on
a
bedroom
extension
came
on
the
line
Tliash
good
it
said
The
small
kafuffle
which
got
slatted
after
Hie
first
game
of
the
womens
curling
plaoff
for
the
Abrahamson
Cup
Saluulay
night
could
have
been
avoided
jf
spectators
especially
jemale
ones
would
mind
their
own
business
Nobody
can
tell
from
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the
upstairs
gallery
whether
a
rock
is
shot
or
not
but
to
hear
some
of
those
clacking
tongues
the
Iree
seaters
wcie
the
only
ones
who
could
see
which
rock
was
closest
to
the
button
The
placrs
themselves
knew
and
had
shaken
hands
They
should
have
left
it
that
way
Then
idiotic
remarks
would
not
have
been
made
the
next
day
re
maiks
that
hint
incidentally
Uut
then
mabe
thats
women
KCMP
must
have
had
some
of
their
seciet
squad
curling
here
during
the
weekend
A
rink
from
Burns
Lake
won
the
Motilities
northern
division
bon
spiel
and
immediately
went
home
without
giving
their
names
to
the
ptess
Local
11CMP
boys
couldnt
even
guess
at
the
names
of
the
winners
J
think
the
skip
was
Sergeant
Riddell
was
all
that
one
lad
could
offer
And
still
at
Hie
riirlin
Tarn-ct-Garnonc
and
Gironde
de
departments
�
partments
of
the
south
Europes
unofficial
death
toll
climbed
to
at
least
53D
as
fresh
disaster
struck
And
in
Spains
Canard
Islands
off
the
north
northwest
�
west
coast
of
Africa
23
persons
were
killed
in
a
panic
caused
by
fear
that
a
public
building
was
about
to
collapse
Fresh
blizzards
dumped
15
foot
snowdrifts
in
Britains
Kent
County
Snow
plows
were
unable
to
get
through
to
sonic
villages
Main
British
highways
began
to
crack
Officials
said
this
would
add
millions
of
dollars
to
the
snow
-clearing
bill
which
stands
at
20000000
Londons
water
hoard
con
contending
�
tending
with
thousands
of
burst
pipes
took
up
the
idea
of
an
enterprising
private
plumber
and
started
thawing
pipes
by
sending
a
huge
elect
lie
charge
through
the
pipes
A
typhoid
epidemic
added
to
the
troubles
of
Yugoslav
villag
villagers
�
ers
in
the
Bijelo
Polje
area
of
Montenegro
More
than
50
per
persons
�
sons
were
in
hospital
but
snow
snowdrifts
�
drifts
kept
doctors
from
reach
reaching
�
ing
other
victims
West
German
temperatures
averaged
about
five
degrees
The
Ithine
was
still
blocked
to
shipping
Snow
was
repotted
from
Mar
Marseille
�
seille
and
along
the
Mediterran
Mediterranean
�
ean
coast
Traffic
on
highways
throughout
France
was
snarled
Hungry
won
packs
were
n
would
be
made
as
soon
as
a
well
qualified
man
can
be
found
Theyre
hard
to
get
He
said
lhat
tremendous
de
development
�
velopment
of
agriculture
in
the
Central
Interior
warrants
the
posting
The
appointment
will
not
bring
any
cut
in
the
present
department
of
agriculture
staff
at
Prince
George
There
are
only
three
other
engineers
in
the
province
at
Vernon
Vic
toria
and
in
the
Fraser
Valley
Frank
Campbell
agricultural
industrial
and
sales
representa
representative
�
tive
of
the
CNIl
here
pointed
out
that
one
of
the
most
im
important
�
portant
factors
in
agricultural
development
here
will
be
ARDA
The
act
provides
for
joint
federal
provincial
action
to
put
into
production
areas
which
have
not
been
fully
developed
agriculturally
One
of
the
first
big
joos
for
an
agricultural
engineer
here
would
be
survey
of
the
poten
potential
�
tial
of
this
area
and
translate
it
into
a
plan
for
development
Art
Donald
district
agricul
agriculturist
�
turist
here
said
an
agricultural
engineer
could
become
involved
in
experimental
work
in
pre
preparation
�
paration
for
AHDA
schemes
He
would
probably
also
super
supervise
�
vise
land
clearing
handle
build
building
�
ing
problems
and
look
after
the
many
oilier
problems
that
de
demand
�
mand
the
experience
and
knowl
knowledge
�
edge
of
an
engineer
he
said
Ilichter
also
announced
a
special
research
program
at
University
of
BC
to
find
new
j
strains
of
Christmas
trees
The
government
is
making
a
grant
to
cover
expenses
and
i
lias
already
sent
an
ofieial
to
I
Oregon
where
there
are
suit
suitable
�
able
trees
The
UBC
research
crew
will
decide
what
new
trees
can
be
grown
on
both
the
coast
and
in
the
Interior
PRINCESS
SINGS
JAZZY
HYMNS
LONDON
Iteutcrs
Prin
Princess
�
cess
Margaret
joined
in
sing
singing
�
ing
jazz
hymns
at
a
church
consecration
service
here
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
and
pronounced
them
splendid
A
teenage
group
com
complete
�
plete
with
three
guitars
drums
and
a
vocalist
play
played
�
ed
the
jazz
hymns
Deaths
of
child
mother
probed
WILLIAMS
LAKE
CP
HCMP
arc
investigating
the
deaths
of
a
23-
car
old
mother
and
her
tvvo-jear-old
son
who
apparently
lay
all
night
in
snow
and
ice
by
the
roadside
near
the
Indian
reservation
where
they
lived
not
far
from
this
community
Dead
are
Mrs
Margaret
Mi
Michel
�
chel
of
the
Soda
Creek
Indian
reserve
and
her
son
Paul
The
woman
was
dead
when
a
motorist
Norman
Kssery
of
100
Mile
House
came
upon
her
by
the
side
of
the
road
The
baby
heavily
wrapped
in
blan
blankets
�
kets
was
still
alive
but
died
a
few
hours
later
in
hospital
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
FEBRUARY
4
1963
WANTS
WARHEADS
CABINET
MEETS
Dief
wont
comment
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Dicfenbaker
today
told
reporters
he
had
nothing
to
say
on
the
resignation
of
Defence
Minister
Douglas
Harkness
His
icfusal
to
comment
came
shortly
after
Mr
Harkness
an
announced
�
nounced
his
intentions
of
quit
quitting
�
ting
the
cabinet
The
prime
minister
did
not
indicate
when
he
would
have
a
statement
to
make
or
even
if
a
statement
was
forthcoming
The
cabinet
met
earlier
to
today
�
day
but
Mr
Dicfenbaker
said
he
had
no
statement
to
make
on
its
purpose
Asked
if
lie
still
intended
to
make
a
statement
on
bicultur
alisni
in
the
Commons
today
he
said
I
hope
so
but
I
cannot
say
for
sine
WORD
PROMISED
He
has
promised
he
Com
Commons
�
mons
he
would
make
a
state
statement
�
ment
today
outlining
plans
for
a
dominion
provincial
confer
conference
�
ence
on
a
national
flag
and
an
anthem
�
them
and
other
symbols
of
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
nationhood
emphasizing
the
bicultural
nature
of
Canada
It
was
reported
Sunday
night
that
the
government
had
come
to
the
view
that
Parliament
should
not
now
be
dissolved
un
until
�
til
the
cabinet
faces
a
two
day
debate
on
an
opposition
non
confidence
motion
expected
to
be
moved
by
Opposition
Leader
Pearson
challenging
the
govern
governments
�
ments
defence
policy
The
government
appears
ready
to
stand
or
fall
by
a
vote
on
an
opposition
challenge
DANCER
OUTLINED
It
was
reliably
reported
that
a
number
of
iniiuential
minis
ters
have
impressed
on
their
colleagues
the
danger
of
the
government
itself
calling
an
election
now
both
on
its
own
Conservative
party
prestige
and
to
the
state
of
the
econ
economy
�
omy
The
influential
ministers
re
reportedly
�
portedly
including
Senator
Wal
Wallace
�
lace
B
McCutchcon
apparently
believe
the
government
would
be
in
a
stronger
position
on
the
hustings
if
it
were
defeated
in
the
Commons
on
the
issue
of
dc
fence
policy
rather
than
ap
appear
�
pear
to
run
away
in
the
face
of
a
threatened
defeat
rr
fin
r-
nn
v
js
r
r
I
JXl
IKXKXJ
SNOW
Temperatures
climbed
to
50ing
mild
Low
tonight
and
high
at
Quesnel
and
Williams
Lake
Tuesday
at
Quesnel
25
and
Sunday
wh
i
1
e
Prince
Georges
high
was
only
11
de
grees
The
vvaim
air
is
now
en
trenched
in
the
Alclirido
area
and
will
move
into
the
Piiuce
Geoige
area
late
lodav
Snowfall
here
Satuiday
Sun
Sunday
�
day
and
this
morning
totalled
59
inches
plus
17
inches
of
rain
The
Victoria
high
tempera
temperature
�
ture
of
CO
degrees
on
Sunday
tied
the
picvious
maximum
for
that
date
Prince
George
and
Hulklcy
Valley
Variable
cloudiness
with
a
few
rain
or
snow
show
ers
Tuesday
A
little
milder
Winds
southerly
15
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Tuesday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithers
10
and
30
Variable
cloudiness
with
a
few
I
showers
ou
Tuudjy
Contmu-
40
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Vancouver
10
and
50
Vic
toria
45
and
50
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Pre
Prince
George
11
1
09
Terrace
28
22
13
Smithers
21
4
08
Quesnel
50
18
Williams
Lake
50
32
Kamloops
47
32
Whilchorse
-21
-37
tr
Tort
Kelson
-21
-30
07
Tort
St
John
J6
-24
63
Dawson
Creek
-1G
-20
48
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Winnipeg
2
below
overcast
Saskatoon
7
below
NE
wind
13
Edmonton
5
bejovv
cloudy
wind
south
i
OTTAWA
KIM
-
The
unclear
weapons
issue
ex
exploded
�
ploded
today
with
the
re
resignation
�
signation
of
Defence
Min
Minister
�
ister
Harkness
from
the
Canadian
cabinet
over
a
policy
difference
with
Prime
Minister
Dicfenba
Dicfenbaker
�
ker
The
59
j
ear
old
minister
who
had
favored
acquiring
defensive
nuclear
warheads
for
Canadian
forces
said
in
a
letter
to
Mr
Dicfenbaker
lhat
his
views
and
the
prime
ministers
were
not
capable
of
reconciliation
Mr
HarKncss
defence
minis
minister
�
ter
since
Oct
11
19G0
sent
his
resignation
to
the
prime
minis
minister
�
ter
Sunday
Today
he
announc
announced
�
ed
his
bombshell
move
at
a
hastily
-
summoned
press
con
conference
�
ference
in
his
House
of
Com
IF
DIBF
ATTACKS
HARKNESS
OTTAWA
CP
-
Social
Cre
Credit
�
dit
leader
Thompson
indicated
today
his
party
will
withdraw
its
voting
support
of
Ihe
gov
government
�
ernment
if
Prime
Minister
Dicf
Dicfenbaker
�
enbaker
doesnt
give
a
satisfac
satisfactory
�
tory
explanation
of
defence
po
policy
�
licy
in
the
wake
of
Defence
Min-
Weather
IW
mons
office
He
told
reporters
he
planned
D
AfF
to
make
a
further
statement
ni
i
rCHc
explanation
when
the
Commons
met
this
afternoon
The
cabinet
was
meeting
at
the
time
the
news
broke
Mr
Dicfenbaker
told
report
ers
he
had
nothing
to
say
about
the
resignation
Mr
Harkness
made
public
his
letter
of
lesignalion
in
which
he
said
that
during
the
last
two
weeks
he
lud
several
times
Continued
on
Page
3
Dissolution
seen
before
mid
week
OTTAWA
Dow
Jones
Speculation
mounted
today
that
Prime
Minister
Dicfenbaker
would
dissolve
Parliament
be
fore
mid
week
even
if
he
wins
a
vote
of
confidence-
expected
to
be
held
Tuesday
night
Some
sources
expect
the
dis
dissolution
�
solution
to
be
announced
dur
during
�
ing
Parliaments
dinner
break
this
evening
Shortly
after
the
Opposition
Liberal
party
is
slat
slated
�
ed
to
introduce
a
resolution
calling
for
the
vote
on
whether
the
Conservative
government
has
lost
the
confidence
of
the
public
Such
a
vote
would
be
held
tomorrow
night
if
Parlia
ment
still
is
in
session
Speculation
following
icsigna
tion
of
Douglas
Harkness
as
defence
minister
was
that
the
portfolio
would
go
to
Pierre
Suvigny
Lt
Col
Scvigny
has
been
associate
defence
minister
since
August
1959
istcr
Harkness
resignation
If
he
goes
after
Doug
Hark
ness
then
wed
better
go
for
an
immediate
election
regard
regardless
�
less
Mr
Thompson
said
But
if
the
prime
minister
makes
a
clear
statement
of
gov
government
�
ernment
defence
policy
and
agrees
to
set
up
an
all
paily
Commons
committee
on
de
fence
then
well
continue
to
give
him
our
support
in
supply
I
debates
so
that
we
can
get
to
the
new
budgel
I
Liberal
Leader
Pearson
said
today
that
in
resigning
from
the
cabinet
Defence
Minister
Hark
Harkness
�
ness
has
taken
ihe
only
honor
honorable
�
able
course
open
to
him
Mr
Pearson
said
through
a
spokesman
that
he
would
re
reserve
�
serve
further
comment
until
lie
has
heard
Mr
Harkness
ex
planation
in
the
House
of
Com
mons
T
C
Douglas
New
Demo
Phil
to
visit
road
crossing
KAMLOOPS
CP
High
Highways
�
ways
Minister
Phil
GagJardi
said
Sunday
lie
expects
to
make
a
personal
inspection
this
week
of
the
controversial
Jingle
Pot
road
crossing
near
Nanaimo
Parents
withdrew
their
chil
children
�
dren
from
school
for
a
time
re
recently
�
cently
after
a
six-ycar-old
boy
was
killed
riding
a
bicycle
at
the
crossing
They
said
Uic
crossing
was
daugcrous
Pdrtnb
have
dtiujudul
underpay
stf
7c
a
Copy
Monu
Harkness
resigns
over
atom
issue
DOUGLAS
HARKNESS
no
reconciliation
More
dam
changes
VANCOUVER
CPI
John
Steede
cmci
nginccr
for
BC
Hydio
and
Power
Authority
said
Sunday
the
authority
plans
further
modifications
of
the
Peace
River
power
project
Mr
Steede
said
on
his
return
from
a
trip
to
England
that
BC
Hydro
studies
indicate
the
modifications
will
make
the
project
more
economical
He
did
not
think
there
would
be
any
increase
in
the
estimated
780000000
construction
cost
The
major
changes
call
for
one
end
of
the
dam
to
be
built
1000
feet
downstream
from
its
original
site
and
to
build
the
power
plant
underground
on
the
north
bank
of
the
river
on
the
opposite
side
from
where
it
was
first
planned
Those
are
all
the
changes
for
a
while
he
said
Weve
got
plans
for
the
most
economi
economical
�
cal
dam
we
can
build
and
setting
the
site
for
the
power
plant
means
wc
can
get
on
with
the
work
Tenders
for
the
main
dam
were
called
earlier
this
month
but
bidders
will
be
informed
of
the
changes
before
the
tenders
arc
returned
Tenders
have
not
yet
been
called
for
the
power
plant
Socreds
may
chop
support
ralic
Parly
leader
said
the
etiuridlion
of
I
he
defence
min
minister
�
ister
is
unlcrslandablc
in
the
light
or
ilu
governments
in
indecision
�
decision
on
acquisition
of
nu
nuclear
�
clear
arms
Dean
takes
over
defence
of
dept
before
hearing
WASHINGTON
til
Slate
Secretaiy
Dean
Busk
switched
signals
today
and
decided
to
take
on
the
job
personally
of
defending
his
department
be
before
�
fore
a
Senate
investigation
as
the
department
faced
mounting
public
criticism
of
its
handling
of
the
US
nuclear
controversy
wiui
uanaua
Busk
previously
had
desig
nated
Geoige
McGhee
under
secretaiy
of
state
for
political
affairs
and
the
No
3
man
in
the
department
to
appear
be
foie
a
Senate
foreign
relations
subcommittee
but
decided
at
the
last
minute
lo
take
on
the
job
himself
as
the
flood
of
crit
criticism
�
icism
increased
A
department
spokesman
said
Rusk
made
the
change
because
he
feels
the
issue
has
become
increasingly
important
Senator
George
Aiken
who
will
preside
at
the
closed
hear
ing
this
afternoon
has
accused
the
department
of
handling
tho
controversy
clumsily
lie
said
the
cross
border
dissension
can
an
j
bcucf
it
uo
one
but
the
Coin
I
muuLt