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lakes
lead
role
In
school
curling
Jim
Trimble
lured
away
from
Hamilton
by
Montreal
Howie
Young
missing
from
Hcd
Wings
for
second
time
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Page
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BV
DIEF
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atom
plan
seen
in
speech
TORONTO
CTt
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Diefcnbakcr
appears
to
hac
gone
another
step
on
the
way
to
declaring
a
no
nuclear
arms
policy
for
Canadian
forces
on
Canadian
soil
with
a
quali
qualified
�
fied
majbc
for
Canadian
forces
in
the
North
Atlantic
Ticaty
Organization
abroad
This
was
the
gist
of
his
re
remarks
�
marks
Tuesday
when
he
dc
licied
a
fighting
election
cam
campaign
�
paign
speech
to
about
800
dele
delegates
�
gates
to
the
Piogrcssivc
Con
Conservative
�
servative
partys
Ontario
an
annual
�
nual
meeting
MORE
DETAIL
He
said
the
governments
de
defence
�
fence
policy
will
be
spelled
out
in
moi
c
detail
in
a
few
da
vs
Moreover
he
added
defences
will
be
subject
of
discussions
he
will
have
this
weekend
in
London
with
Prune
Minister
Macmillan
though
he
placed
the
subject
next
in
line
to
trade
and
Commonwealth
affairs
Mr
Diefcnbakcr
flies
to
Lon
London
�
don
Friday
night
to
be
made
a
f
iceman
of
the
city
Monday
The
prime
minister
said
when
Canada
agreed
to
establishment
of
Bomarc
missile
bases
at
North
Bay
Ont
and
La
Ma
caza
Que
the
United
Slates
intended
to
build
30
to
-10
sim
similar
�
ilar
missile
sites
to
protect
the
US
Strategic
Air
Command
CHIEF
DETERRENT
I
he
Strategic
Air
Command
was
then
and
still
is
the
chief
deterrent
to
a
direct
Russian
at
attack
�
tack
but
at
that
time
it
was
feared
the
attack
would
come
by
manned
bombers
and
it
was
felt
the
Bomarc
missiles
could
counter
the
attack
Now
however
the
US
has
built
only
six
Bomarc
bases
in
the
US
and
the
threat
of
manned-bomber
attack
is
being
re
replaced
�
placed
by
the
threat
of
inter
intercontinental
�
continental
ballistic
missiles
Against
ICBMs
the
Bomarc
is
not
effective
If
the
Bomarcs
in
Canada
were
armed
they
would
offer
no
piotection
to
Canada
east
of
Montreal
and
west
of
the
Lakehcad
Therefore
seemingly
the
only
course
left
open
for
Can
Canada
�
ada
is
to
press
for
disarma
disarmament
�
ment
There
is
no
defence
against
the
1CBM
As
to
Canadas
forces
in
NATO
Mr
Dicfcnbaker
said
decisions
on
nuclear
warheads
will
be
taken
when
the
North
Atlantic
council
meets
in
Ot
Ottawa
�
tawa
in
May
Iranians
put
foreign
cigarets
on
blacklist
TEHRAN
Iran
Reuters
Smokers
of
foreign
cigarets
in
Iran
have
been
ordered
by
the
govern
government
�
ment
to
switch
to
Iranian
brands
or
face
arrest
and
prosecution
To
protect
the
local
industry
and
save
the
coun
countrys
�
trys
foreign
exchange
the
government
has
issued
a
smoke
Iranian
decree
banning
the
import
sale
possession
and
smoking
of
foreign
cigarets
in
the
country
Now
hear
this
Still
no
indications
of
whether
or
not
Pnnce
George
will
be
honored
bv
any
political
brass
during
the
forthcoming
election
campaign
Ren
Tweedie
Call
boo
NDI
proxy
says
his
organ
organization
�
ization
has
asked
for
party
leader
Tommy
Douglas
MP
Bert
Leboe
who
will
probably
run
for
the
Socreds
again
says
lie
hopes
to
see
Bob
Thompson
stumping
for
him
but
expects
Real
Caouette
lo
stick
pretty
close
to
Quebec
neither
Toiies
or
Gnts
have
named
any
names
Dief
the
Chief
and
LOP
are
obvious
choices
-but
both
leport
they
have
asked
for
some
big
guns
to
sup
poit
Iheir
local
choices
Liberal
Charlie
Graham
and
Conserva
the
Peter
Runkle
A
number
of
people
aie
park
parking
�
ing
illegally
and
presum
presumably
�
ably
getting
tickets
in
know
clearing
zones
where
accord
according
�
ing
to
the
signs
parking
is
not
allowed
between
midnight
and
8
am
Monday
Wednesdays
and
Friday
says
Phillip
Dube
Mr
Dube
himself
got
a
ticket
for
misreading
the
sign
to
say
no
parking
between
midnight
Monday
and
8
pm
Tuesday
and
leaving
his
car
parked
over
Sundav
-Monday
night
in
one
of
the
zones
City
florists
Al
and
June
Le
tendre
have
posted
a
reward
for
the
return
of
Suzy
their
pet
Pekinese
which
vanished
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
afternoon
shortly
after
she
was
let
out
for
her
customary
constitutional
Al
is
convinced
thai
Suzy
who
has
never
stray
strayed
�
ed
far
from
the
shop
was
picked
up
by
someone
in
a
car
Suzy
is
light
brown
and
was
w
caring
a
flea
collar
instead
of
her
regular
collar
when
she
disappeared
Phil
Desormeaux
one
time
catering
manager
at
the
Simon
Fraser
is
back
in
town
to
take
over
a
similar
position
at
the
Prince
George
upon
departure
of
Jack
Lee
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the
Scouting
movement
a
hand
when
the
canvasser
calls
on
your
home
Thursday
night
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PGE
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NEAR
Azouzetta
Lake
in
the
Pine
Pass
in
what
was
ap
apparently
�
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preparation
work
for
a
movie
making
op
FIFTH
Minister
resigns
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secretary
of
state
in
the
federal
cabinet
an
announced
�
nounced
Tuesday
he
will
not
seek
re
election
in
the
April
8
election
Mr
Halpenny
said
his
health
prompted
his
decision
I
feel
all
right
but
I
have
to
respect
the
wishes
of
my
doctor
said
Mr
Halpenny
who
has
represented
the
con
constituency
�
stituency
of
London
since
1957
Mr
Halpenny
who
has
suf
suffered
�
fered
two
heart
seizures
with
within
�
in
the
last
18
months
said
the
strain
of
the
last
parliamentary
session
coupled
with
minister
ministerial
�
ial
responsibilities
had
left
him
exhausted
Mr
Halpenny
was
the
fifth
member
of
Mr
Diefenbakers
cabinet
to
announce
the
resig
resignation
�
nation
in
the
iast
two
weeks
NO
SIX
DAY
SHOPPING
COURTENAYCPi
City
council
has
rejected
pleas
fiom
two
supermarkets
for
six
day
shopping
in
Courtenay
Other
merchants
at
the
council
meet
meeting
�
ing
said
all
the
local
business
could
be
done
in
four
days
eration
showing
snow
removal
techniques
of
the
railway
Snow
was
later
pushed
off
the
other
side
of
the
tracks
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photos
IF
MEMBERS
STAND
BY
THEIR
WORD
quimault
and
John
Tisdalc
of
Saanicli
Other
Socreds
who
backed
Shclford
in
speeches
at
the
ses
session
�
sion
aiu
Victorias
J
Donald
Smith
licit
Piicc
of
Vancouver
Bui
raid
and
Alex
Matthew
Vancouver
East
This
year
he
said
the
gov
government
�
ernment
or
the
oil
companies
must
act
by
Feb
28
to
equalize
gas
pi
ices
He
wants
a
royal
commission
or
a
special
study
of
the
situa
situation
�
tion
which
will
come
up
with
a
remedy
liruch
told
the
house
Tuesday
night
that
if
the
oil
companies
do
not
show
some
responsi
e
I
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1
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SNOWPLOW
ROARS
THROUGH
SLIDE
AREA
ON
THE
PACIFIC
GREAT
Eastern
tracks
in
the
Pine
Pass
area
But
the
snow
pushed
onto
the
right-of-way
earlier
by
a
bulldozer
had
already
been
removed
by
the
bulldozer
leav
leaving
�
ing
no
work
for
the
plow
Reporting
team
PGE
play
hide
seek
on
location
as
film
made
on
railway
By
JACK
JAMIESON
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
A
motion
picture
is
appar
apparently
�
ently
being
made
which
v
ill
feature
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
But
to
talk
with
camera
cameramen
�
men
and
bulldozer
opcratois
in
the
Pine
Pass
Tuesday
it
appeared
as
if
the
railway
was
up
to
something
sinister
Everything
was
a
big
secrel
Whatever
the
case
snow
pushed
down
the
bank
onto
the
railway
Iracks
was
tak
taking
�
ing
the
form
of
a
snow
slide
when
a
Citizen
reporter-photographer
team
drove
into
the
Azouzetta
Lake
area
about
930
am
The
lailway
and
highway
run
parallel
for
about
half
a
mile
in
the
area
A
bulldozer
pushed
snow
onto
the
tracks
and
then
com
pletely
removed
it
before
a
snow
plow
from
Piince
Geoige
arrived
on
the
scene
later
The
equipment
operator
had
been
working
in
the
area
for
at
least
an
hour
because
more
than
half
an
acre
of
land
had
been
cleared
of
snow
It
was
all
over
the
Iracks
A
PGE
section
man
was
di
directing
�
recting
bulldozer
operations
Also
in
the
vicinity
were
three
men
in
a
PGE
motor
vehicle
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One
of
them
turned
out
to
be
PGE
track
superintendent
Hay
Itcbagliatti
from
diet
wynd
while
the
other
two
men
later
identified
them
themselves
�
selves
as
Vancouver
photo
photographers
�
graphers
Bill
Roozeboom
and
Jack
Lindsay
The
scene
was
a
busy
one
But
when
The
Citizen
pho
photographers
�
tographers
lens
focussed
on
t
h
e
bulldozer
operations
stopped
abruptly
Men
scur
lied
over
Mr
Roozeboom
of
Pageant
Productions
asked
the
ic-porter-photographer
team
to
identify
themselves
From
the
newspaper
in
Prince
George
came
the
answer
Mr
Roozeboom
said
a
film
was
being
made
of
the
PGE
and
a
snow
slide
picture
was
needed
That
was
why
snow
was
being
put
on
the
tracks
before
the
snow
plow
arrived
he
said
Later
he
claimed
this
was
not
true
Snow
covered
PGE
tracks
for
150
yards
and
was
more
than
four
feet
high
Because
a
film
was
being
made
and
an
announcement
about
it
hadnt
been
made
Mr
Roozeboom
didnt
want
pictures
or
a
story
released
lie
said
at
one
point
And
who
owns
the
bull
bulldozer
�
dozer
he
was
asked
The
PGE
I
guess
Whos
paving
for
having
the
snow
shoved
all
over
the
tracks
It
must
be
in
the
film
budget
And
so
it
went
Moments
later
the
bull-
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on
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1963
SOCRED
URGES
WORK
reports
of
their
travels
GAGLARDI
OUT
Wc
do
not
want
that
kind
of
candid
advertisement
Murray
complained
that
High
ways
Minister
P
A
Gaglardi
was
not
in
the
house
to
hear
all
of
his
speech
ill
send
him
a
copy
or
hes
going
to
sit
on
my
lap
and
listen
to
me
Murray
asked
for
top
priority
to
the
section
of
Highway
1G
from
Terrace
to
Hazelton
be
cause
of
the
huge
influx
of
tourists
expected
in
April
when
the
new
Alaska
Rupert
ferry
service
becomes
daily
PROBLEMS
SEEN
I
know
you
re
going
to
have
serious
problems
with
traffic
from
the
US
to
the
ferry
Murray
also
asked
for
a
step
stepping
�
ping
up
of
work
from
Prince
George
to
Jasper
He
said
BC
had
been
wait
waiting
�
ing
for
federal
government
aid
but
it
might
as
well
give
up
Well
have
to
realize
sooner
or
later
we
re
gong
to
have
to
build
it
alone
NORTH
ENVIOUS
Murray
said
northern
resi
residents
�
dents
aro
envious
of
the
work
which
has
been
done
on
the
Southern
Trans
Provincial
Prince
Rupert
residents
arc
complaining
that
work
started
from
the
eastern
end
and
came
west
Murray
said
he
had
tried
to
get
the
highways
depart
department
�
ment
to
start
work
at
both
ends
Murray
also
backed
up
the
contention
of
Skeena
Socred
Dudley
Little
Monday
that
com
pletion
of
the
highway
had
been
promised
by
19G0
Charges
surprise
transport
boss
VICTORIA
CD
Commercial
Transport
Minister
Wcstwood
said
Tuesday
he
was
surprised
at
charges
by
a
Social
Credit
backbencher
that
his
depart
department
�
ment
discriminated
against
the
small
trucking
operators
Mr
Westwood
in
a
statement
made
outside
the
legislature
said
reports
received
from
the
logging
truck
industry
generally
indicate
complete
satisfaction
with
the
co
operative
attitude
of
his
staff
in
their
efforts
to
alleviate
the
problems
faced
by
the
industry
Dudley
Little
SC
Skeena
said
in
the
legislature
Monday
that
Mr
Westwood
is
not
fam
familiar
�
iliar
with
his
own
department
and
his
deputy
has
not
got
any
idea
what
is
going
on
The
commercial
transpoit
ministers
statement
said
it
was
largely
due
to
the
efforts
of
his
staff
that
the
truck
logging
op
operators
�
erators
in
BC
enjoed
bene
fits
far
in
excess
of
these
en
joved
by
the
truck
loggers
in
other
provinces
bility
he
would
support
the
action
suggested
by
Shclford
Tisdalc
said
that
an
investi
investigation
�
gation
is
needed
He
also
cxpiessed
fears
that
many
service
station
operators
aie
in
danger
of
losing
their
livelihood
because
a
price
war
had
been
forced
upon
them
by
the
oil
companies
themselves
Both
members
suggested
that
oil
companies
should
be
in
investigated
�
vestigated
under
the
Combines
Act
Tisdale
said
price
war
com
petition
is
caused
by
the
oil
companies
selling
through
the
back
door
to
independent
service
stations
7c
a
CoPi
X
No
federal
help
seen
for
highway
VICTORIA
Special
The
BC
govcrnra
cnt
should
realize
it
is
going
to
have
to
build
its
Nor
Northern
�
thern
Trans
Canada
High
Highway
�
way
alone
without
fed
federal
�
eral
aid
a
Social
Credit
1MLA
said
Tuesday
William
Murray
SC
Prince
Rupert
urged
in
extensive
speedup
on
all
sections
of
Highway
1G
He
told
the
legislature
that
some
sections
are
narrow
and
dangerous
He
predicted
that
US
tourists
will
take
home
poor
Pact
ends
sevea
monfi
strike
at
oast
plant
VANCOUVER
CP
A
scvcn-month-old
strike
at
a
Canada
Metal
Ltd
plant
here
was
settled
Tuesday
A
memorandum
of
agt
cement
was
signed
by
representatives
of
the
company
and
the
Molders
Union
CLC
and
later
ratified
by
both
the
firm
and
the
Union
membership
Details
were
not
released
immediately
but
work
was
expected
to
be
resumed
tomorrow
or
Friday
FROM
CUBA
Congressmen
want
ell
Red
troops
removed
WASHINGTON
AP
Leading
congressmen
of
both
parties
today
called
for
withdrawal
of
all
and
not
just
pait
of
the
estimated
17000
troops
and
technicians
in
Cuba
US
sources
disclosed
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
that
Soviet
Premier
Khrushchev
had
sent
President
Kennedy
a
note
Monday
sajing
that
Russia
plans
within
a
few
weeks
to
ship
home
several
thousand
Russian
soldiers
from
Cuba
This
was
generally
accepted
in
Congress
as
a
significant
de
development
�
velopment
But
both
Democra
Democratic
�
tic
and
Republican
leaders
said
the
Kennedy
Administration
must
continue
to
press
for
com
complete
�
plete
evacuation
of
Russian
military
men
from
the
island
Some
informants
said
the
Snowfall
here
Tuesday
was
2
9
inches
According
to
the
US
five
day
foiecast
which
in
includes
�
cludes
the
weekend
moderate
to
heavy
piecipitation
can
be
expected
with
above
normal
temperatuies
Normal
readings
for
this
time
of
vear
are
low
10
degrees
high
35
degrees
Gasoline
price
probe
almost
certain
VICTORIA
Special
Gov
eminent
inquiry
into
gasoline
puces
is
now
certain
if
mem
bcrs
of
the
legislature
stand
by
what
they
have
said
at
the
cuuent
session
If
it
came
to
a
vote
on
the
issue
today
the
result
would
be
at
least
27
to
23
The
27
have
alicady
signified
approval
Theie
are
six
Social
Credit
government
members
and
21
opposition
MLAs
in
favor
of
action
aimed
at
changing
the
price
structure
of
retail
gaso
gasoline
�
line
The
latest
to
join
Cyril
Shel
ford
of
Omincca
who
started
it
all
were
Heibejt
UrucU
of
Es-
The
oil
companies
ho
said
do
not
lose
by
the
price
war
but
the
service
station
opcr
ators
do
on
their
margin
of
profit
The
government
has
not
of
officially
�
ficially
made
any
statement
about
cither
Shclfords
ulti
ultima
�
ma
t
u
m
or
its
own
intentions
However
it
was
considered
at
the
start
of
the
session
highly
likely
there
would
be
some
action
This
now
seems
a
cer
certainty
�
tainty
unless
the
Socreds
who
spoke
out
change
their
minds
It
is
assumed
the
backbench
would
not
have
said
anything
if
the
government
did
not
Utend
to
act
itself
BENNETT
TO
QUIT
SOMETIME
VICTORIA
CP
Premier
Bennett
is
going
to
retire
from
politics
sometime
He
was
asked
in
an
inter
interview
view
today
about
his
state
statement
�
ment
in
the
legislature
Mon
Monday
�
day
that
he
was
approached
by
a
group
of
businessmen
in
Toronto
to
head
a
new
politi
political
�
cal
party
Ive
said
many
times
I
Russians
had
given
assurance
would
never
leave
the
prov
that
several
thousand
troops
would
be
out
of
Cuba
by
March
15
There
was
no
official
com
comment
�
ment
from
the
White
House
or
the
state
department
Senator
Richard
B
Russell
Georgia
Democrat
who
is
chair
chairman
�
man
of
the
Senate
armed
serv
services
�
ices
committee
said
that
while
the
Soviet
pledge
to
withdraw
some
troops
is
encouraging
we
cannot
be
complacent
about
it
until
all
the
Russian
troops
and
technicians
manning
any
weapons
are
removed
Senator
Leverett
Saltonstall
of
Massachusetts
senior
Re
Republican
�
publican
on
the
armed
services
group
Senator
John
Stcnnis
Mississippi
Democrat
who
is
head
of
the
Senate
prepared
preparedness
�
ness
subcommittee
Senator
Barry
Goldwater
Arizona
Re
Republican
�
publican
and
Senate
Democra
Democratic
�
tic
Leader
Mike
Mansfield
of
Montana
expressed
similar
views
ince
When
Ive
reached
my
goal
Ill
retire
What
is
the
goal
Everyone
has
a
goal
Evcrjonc
must
stand
for
something
or
else
theyll
fall
for
anvthing
Crown
witness
said
threatened
MONTREAL
CP
Mr
Justice
Roger
Ouimet
today
reported
threats
against
the
life
of
Jean
Paul
Fournel
key
Crown
wit
witness
�
ness
in
the
Santa
Claus
murder
trial
have
been
received
Mr
Justice
Ouimet
presiding
at
the
trial
of
Georges
Maicotte
on
charge
of
capital
murder
said
that
as
a
result
of
the
threats
he
was
given
instruc
instructions
�
tions
that
everyone
entering
the
courtroom
the
public
wit
witnesses
�
nesses
and
the
press
be
searched
for
weapons
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for
mainly
cloudy
skies
with
showers
Partial
clearing
overnight
Little
change
in
tem
temperature
�
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Winds
southerly
15
in
main
vallejs
otherwise
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Tliuis
clay
at
Prince
George
and
Smithers
28
and
42
Quesnel
30
and
45
LAST
24
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Prec
Prince
George
37
30
34
Terrace
42
36
36
Smithers
41
31
13
Quesnel
42
31
14
Williams
Lake
45
2J
04
Kamloops
42
2G
04
Whitchorse
22
a
trace
Fort
Nelson
4
-5
01
Foil
St
John
13
-3
16
Dawson
deck
16
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31
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WEATHER
Eatly
morning
weather
in
major
cities
Winnipeg
23
below
winds
30
45
Saskatoon
24
below
NW
wind
9
Regina
24
below
NW
wind
13
Calgary
6
above
wind
west
6
Edmonton
2
below
wind
NW
9