1 / 10
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fashes
shiny
new
set
of
false
choppers
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Ariz
AP
Theres
an
eight-year-old
cow
near
here
than
can
flash
a
shiny
set
of
choppers
with
every
moo
A
veterinarian
fitted
the
cow
with
a
set
of
stainless
steel
teeth
Sunday
in
a
effort
to
prove
his
claim
that
dentures
will
prolong
the
life
of
cattle
PRESIDING
OVER
THE
SECOND
ANNUAL
Queens
Ball
on
Saturday
was
Miss
Pat
Turner
Queen
Aurora
V
Accompanied
by
her
princess
Miss
Kaandi
King
Queen
Aurora
pinned
on
the
banners
of
the
six
Aurora
candidates
as
they
were
presented
to
her
From
left
standing
are
Miss
Pauline
Smith
IN
US
10
injured
in
battle
between
Jews
Nazis
LOS
ANGELES
AP
Ten
personswere
injured
in
a
free
swinging
battle
between
Jews
and
Nazis
outside
an
observance
of
Israels
15th
anniversary
of
in
Plan
to
service
area
with
gas
put
off
a
year
A
decision
on
plans
to
serve
the
Prince
George
College
and
Ieden
Hill
area
with
natural
gas
has
been
defened
to
next
j
car
by
Inland
Natural
Gas
John
Broznitsky
local
Inland
manager
said
a
survey
of
the
area
indicated
a
substantial
number
of
homeowners
would
take
natural
gas
Hocer
the
companys
en
engineering
�
gineering
department
found
that
capital
costs
of
servicing
the
aica
could
not
be
supported
by
anticipated
subscriptions
at
tliU
time
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CITIZEN
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10
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Events
6
Editorial
page
7
District
news
9
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and
there
6
Markets
3
Quesnel
news
2
Sports
4
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dependence
The
combatants
used
fists
and
clubs
during
the
10
-
minute
struggle
Sunday
night
in
front
of
the
Shrine
Auditorium
police
said
Four
swastika
clad
members
of
the
American
Nazi
party
and
four
policemen
were
injured
Two
Jews
were
treated
by
am
ambulance
�
bulance
attendants
at
the
scene
Guests
inside
the
huge
audi
auditorium
�
torium
including
such
enter
tainers
as
Jack
Benny
Ziva
Rodann
Kathryn
Grayson
Ray
mond
Masscy
Bill
Jose
Jim
Jimenez
�
enez
Dana
Marty
Ingcls
Cal
Calvin
�
vin
Jackson
Jacmic
Mason
Ed
Beglcy
Gene
Barry
and
Viv-
lenne
Delia
Chiesa
were
un
unaware
�
aware
of
the
fight
outside
Officer
George
Raines
de
described
�
scribed
the
battle
When
I
arrived
on
the
scene
I
saw
officer
Bill
Mazzoni
on
the
ground
being
kicked
by
two
of
the
men
in
Nazi
uniforms
The
other
Nazis
were
swinging
at
people
on
the
sidewalk
who
were
waiting
to
enter
the
audi
auditorium
�
torium
About
40
people
were
fighting
kicking
and
scuffling
Raines
said
the
Nazis
car
ried
anti
Jewish
signs
and
the
disturbance
started
when
a
Jewish
man
was
hit
over
the
head
by
one
of
the
picketing
Nazis
Now
hear
this
City
contractor
Ron
Anthony
back
fiom
the
Electrical
Con
Contractors
�
tractors
Association
of
B
C
convention
in
Kclowna
repoits
what
h
probably
the
biggest
boo
boo
of
this
crazy
spring
Mines
Minister
Ken
Kiernan
featured
speaker
for
the
con
convention
�
vention
electrified
the
audience
with
his
topic
choice
JJow
to
discover
produce
and
sell
na
natural
�
tural
gas
A
woman
in
police
court
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
on
a
drunk
charge
vol
volunteered
�
unteered
the
information
she
had
washed
the
jail
cell
floor
that
morning
Offered
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
George
Stewart
as
he
bciilcnccd
her
to
one
hour
Con
Congratulations
�
gratulations
for
contributing
to
the
welfate
of
the
community
lrince
George
delegates
to
the
-list
annual
convention
of
the
UC
Iaicnt
Tcachcr
Fed
eration
at
Vancouver
next
month
will
be
named
at
a
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
the
PTA
Council
tonight
Mrs
Harry
MacNutt
president
of
the
council
said
a
number
of
delegates
from
local
ITAs
are
expected
to
attend
the
May
13
14
and
15
convention
It
was
a
day
for
the
wives
to
take
over
Friday
vvheo
Prince
George
Rotary
Anns
ran
the
regular
Rotary
Club
lunch
luncheon
�
eon
A
seafood
lunch
plus
a
fishnet
motif
and
a
zany
skit
lampooning
some
of
the
clubs
most
ardent
fishing
fans
were
all
arranged
by
the
gills
Mrs
Rita
FawceH
was
in
charge
of
the
program
in
place
of
the
clubs
regular
chairman
John
Morrison
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affair
also
pro
provided
�
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an
opportunity
for
Ro
tarians
to
meet
their
candidate
in
the
Aurora
Queeu
contest
Elsa
Gladwin
A
banquet
and
dance
in
honor
of
Harry
Gray
retirement
after
51
years
from
the
CNR
was
held
up
a
few
minutes
Satur
Saturday
�
day
when
the
guest
of
honor
and
his
family
were
about
20
minutes
late
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better
late
than
never
and
the
evening
was
a
huge
success
anyway
According
to
Citizen
corres
correspondent
�
pondent
Rachel
Robinson
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migration
of
geese
this
year
appears
unusually
heavy
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over
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nightly
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US
lumbermen
moaning
about
imports
ATLANTA
AP
Lumbermen
from
Georgia
Florida
and
Alabama
complain
that
imports
chief
chiefly
�
ly
Canadian
shipments
are
breaking
the
financial
back
of
the
US
lumber
industry
Urging
sharp
cuts
in
imports
the
lumbermen
testified
at
a
hearing
Saturday
of
the
US
Senate
commerce
committee
R
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Cook
owner
of
an
Atlanta
lumber
firm
said
Canadian
government
owned
timberlands
and
lower
wages
make
possible
shipment
of
lumber
into
Georgia
at
prices
lower
than
he
can
meet
Man
swims
two
hours
to
tell
of
tragedy
ALERT
BAY
CD
James
Tarkancn
21
swam
for
two
hours
in
near
freezing
waters
Saturday
to
tell
of
the
drown
ing
of
his
three
companions
Tarkancn
a
husky
200
pound
fisherman
staggered
ashore
at
Malcolm
Island
near
this
set
settlement
�
tlement
off
the
east
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Exhausted
but
unharmed
Tarkancn
said
he
and
Ronald
Myntti
20
Thomas
Shields
19
and
Raymond
Blid
21
were
flipped
from
their
14
foot
boat
by
a
wave
about
halfway
be
between
�
tween
Malcolm
and
Cormorant
islands
Tommy
Shiels
and
Ron
Mynt
Myntti
�
ti
went
down
right
away
he
said
But
Blid
and
I
stayed
afloat
FIREWORKS
BAN
VANCOUVER
CP
Police
Chief
Ralph
Booth
has
asked
for
a
complete
ban
on
the
sale
and
use
of
fireworks
in
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
saying
the
situation
was
getting
out
of
control
His
re
request
�
quest
backed
by
the
police
commission
will
go
to
city
council
for
quite
a
while
Then
I
start
started
�
ed
to
swim
back
to
Sointula
and
I
didnt
sec
him
again
All
four
men
were
from
Sointula
a
small
fishing
com
community
�
munity
near
here
I
do
a
lot
of
swimming
but
it
was
pretty
cold
and
I
was
tiring
when
I
finally
reached
shore
Tarkancn
said
An
RCMP
crashboat
recov
recovered
�
ered
the
boat
drifting
about
200
feet
off
Malcolm
Island
There
was
no
sign
of
the
bodies
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COUNTRIES
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-
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
APRIL
29
1963
PLANES
COLLIDE
8
death
crash
prompts
probe
Few
turn
out
for
first
Sunday
movies
at
coast
VANCOUVER
CO
Last
December
67000
persons
here
voted
in
favor
of
Sunday
movies
but
only
a
handful
showed
up
to
watch
them
Sunday
at
two
downtown
theatres
The
weather
was
one
deterrent
Thousands
choked
the
highways
as
the
temperatures
went
up
into
the
60s
Twelve
theatres
remained
closed
and
their
operators
wouldnt
say
when
they
would
open
They
indicated
that
because
of
employee
wage
demands
for
the
extra
day
it
may
be
a
long
time
IN
KREMLIN
TALKS
K
Castro
discussing
Russian
aid
to
Cuba
MOSCOW
AP
Premier
Khrushchev
and
Premier
Fidel
Castro
opened
talks
in
the
Kremlin
today
aimed
at
further
cementing
relations
between
their
countries
High
on
the
list
of
topics
ob
observers
�
servers
believed
was
stepped
up
Soviet
military
and
economic
aid
They
wondered
how
much
higher
than
the
reported
1000
000
a
day
being
spent
now
the
Soviet
Union
was
willing
to
go
There
also
was
speculation
that
Khrushchev
would
try
to
wipe
out
any
bitterness
remain
remaining
�
ing
because
of
his
decision
to
withdraw
missiles
from
Cuba
last
October
without
consulting
Castro
Moscow
newspapers
were
full
of
welcomes
for
Castro
The
press
accounts
made
up
for
any
lack
of
warmth
in
Sundays
greeting
Khrushchev
led
40000
Rus
Russians
�
sians
through
a
Red
Square
welcome
but
the
elaborate
show
failed
to
whip
up
the
fren
zicd
enthusiasm
westerners
had
expected
The
bearded
Cuban
leader
proclaimed
that
except
for
the
Soviet
Union
his
revolutionary
regime
could
not
exist
He
heaped
praise
on
Soviet
econ
economic
�
omic
and
military
aid
But
Castro
wearing
a
fur
hat
against
the
chilly
winds
was
relatively
restrained
in
manner
Khrushchev
opened
the
pro
proceedings
�
ceedings
from
the
reviewing
stand
atop
Lenins
tomb
and
set
the
tone
He
donned
steel
rimmed
spec
tacles
and
slowly
and
dryly
read
a
welcoming
speech
which
one
more
time
said
the
So
Soviet
�
viet
Union
was
lined
up
shoul
shoulder
�
der
to
-
shoulder
with
Cuba
against
the
US
School
teachers
join
general
work
stoppage
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Reuters
Primary
school
teachers
went
on
strike
officially
in
British
Guiana
today
in
support
of
the
colonys
week
old
general
strike
Meanwhile
Premier
Cheddi
Jagan
announced
he
intends
to
set
up
a
committee
to
investigate
the
working
of
the
Trades
Union
Council
He
accused
American
labor
unions
of
interfering
in
Guianas
affairs
for
political
purposes
FIGHTER
SENT
TO
HOSPITAL
Roy
Cazimlr
was
treated
for
multiple
injuries
and
later
dis
discharged
�
charged
from
hospital
follow
following
�
ing
a
fight
early
Sunday
near
Fourth
and
George
Cailnrilr
wu
taken
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
by
ambulance
RCMP
said
no
charges
have
been
laid
in
the
incident
Hearings
slated
on
plan
to
halt
railway
operation
OTTAWA
CP
Hearings
will
be
held
in
May
at
Fernie
Nel
son
and
Pcnticton
on
a
CPR
proposal
to
discontinue
a
pas
passenger
�
senger
train
on
the
Kettle
Val
Valley
�
ley
line
between
Lethbridge
and
Spences
Bridge
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
an
nounced
today
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hearings
are
May
21
at
Fernie
May
24
at
Nelson
and
May
27
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CP
Two
department
of
transport
inspectors
today
started
an
inquiry
into
the
mid
air
collision
of
two
private
planes
Saturday
which
took
eight
lives
five
from
a
single
family
Investigators
Cy
Lcyland
and
William
McCubbin
of
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
are
trying
to
determine
what
caused
the
planes
to
col
collide
�
lide
in
seemingly
perfect
flying
conditions
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there
were
no
survivors
the
investigation
will
depend
on
information
from
witnesses
and
still
uncovered
wreckage
from
the
planes
both
of
which
plung
plunged
�
ed
into
Skaha
Lake
three
miles
south
of
here
IN
SHOCK
Dead
are
Richard
Parmley
of
Penticton
49
regional
distribu
distributor
�
tor
for
Royalitc
Oil
Co
his
wife
Margaret
daughters
Rebecca
17
and
Lorinda
8
and
son
Richard
15
Ernest
Ralph
Han
son
19
a
friend
of
Rebecca
Parmley
and
the
two
pilots
Ed
Lcwko
of
Edmonton
and
Earl
Sibley
26
a
native
o
Dart
mouth
NS
A
sixth
member
of
the
Parm
Parmley
�
ley
family
Jenny
Lee
14
was
not
aboard
the
plane
She
was
reported
in
a
state
of
shock
and
was
in
the
care
of
relatives
here
Dr
T
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How
the
transport
departments
regional
director
for
air
services
said
the
planes
were
flying
under
visual
flight
rules
and
were
not
in
radio
con
contact
�
tact
with
air
traffic
control
The
aircraft
were
about
500
feet
above
the
water
and
the
sky
was
cloudless
PLANES
LOCATED
uy
aunuay
nignt
only
one
body
and
parts
of
tvso
others
had
been
recovered
Both
air
craft
were
found
in
deep
water
and
their
positions
marked
with
buoys
Witnesses
said
the
Parmley
aircraft
a
twin
engine
Cessna
Aero
Commander
was
appar
ently
preparing
to
land
at
Pen
ticton
airport
when
it
was
clipped
in
the
tail
by
Lcwkos
single
engine
Cessna
140
The
Cessna
fell
apart
and
the
tail
section
dropped
from
the
Commander
The
Commander
glided
for
a
time
then
plunged
into
the
lake
at
a
CO
degree
angle
apparently
exploding
on
entering
the
water
Fifteen
divers
Sunday
night
suspended
efforts
to
recover
bodies
and
were
to
resume
their
work
today
One
witness
lawyer
Peter
OBrian
said
he
watched
the
crash
through
binoculars
He
said
Sibley
secpicd
to
struggle
with
the
Commanders
controls
in
a
terrible
fight
with
death
I
thought
he
might
make
it
but
then
I
saw
that
one
of
the
engines
was
out
Then
it
plunged
into
the
lake
and
there
was
an
explosion
I
knew
then
there
couldnt
have
been
any
survivors
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beats
AFL
CIO
PHILADELPHIA
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Inter
International
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national
Teamsters
President
James
R
Hoffa
has
won
a
2
1
victory
over
the
AFLCIO
in
a
key
representation
election
one
of
the
stiffest
challenges
to
his
leadership
in
the
largest
union
in
the
US
The
official
count
in
the
National
Labor
Relations
Board
election
was
4893
for
the
Team
Teamsters
�
sters
and
2550
for
an
insurgent
group
known
as
the
Voice
of
the
Teamsters
which
had
the
public
support
of
AFL
CIO
Pres
President
�
ident
George
Mcany
At
stake
in
the
four
day
elec
election
�
tion
which
ended
Sunday
night
was
the
right
to
represent
8200
over-thc-road
truckers
in
Penn
Pennsylvania
�
sylvania
New
Jersey
Dela
Delaware
�
ware
and
Maryland
members
of
four
Teamster
locals
A
jubilant
Hoffa
in
Philadel
Philadelphia
�
phia
for
much
of
the
last
15
weeks
directing
his
campaign
received
the
news
of
his
vic
victory
�
tory
and
thrust
two
fingers
downward
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Sundays
high
of
67
degrees
was
the
highest
April
tempera
temperature
�
ture
here
since
I960
The
five
day
forecast
calls
for
a
series
of
weak
disturbances
to
draw
in
above
normal
tempera
temperatures
�
tures
from
the
south
Main
storms
will
be
centred
north
of
this
forecast
area
and
only
moderate
precipitation
will
bo
experienced
here
Tuesdays
forecast
is
for
oc
occasional
�
casional
showers
and
turning
cooler
Winds
southerly
15
oc
occasionally
�
casionally
reaching
25
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Tuesday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithers
40
and
52
Quesnel
40
and
55
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
67
47
Terrace
C6
47
Smithers
67
47
Quesnel
70
52
Williams
Lako
CG
50
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Knmoo
s
74
4J
Whitehorso
50
45
Fort
Nelson
62
43
Dawson
Creek
CO
33
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40
Canadians
killed
in
Weekend
accidents
By
Th
Canadian
Preis
Accidents
killed
40
persons
in
Canada
during
the
weekend
A
survey
by
The
Canadian
Press
from
6
pm
Friday
to
12
midnight
local
times
Sunday
showed
that
19
persons
died
in
traffic
accidents
six
in
fires
Armed
clash
threatened
in
Caribbean
island
SANTO
DOMINGO
Dominic
Dominican
�
an
Republic
ft
An
armed
clash
between
the
two
neigh
burs
of
the
Caribbean
island
of
llispaniola
threatened
today
The
Dominican
Republic
ac
accused
�
cused
Haiti
of
invading
its
em
embassy
�
bassy
and
Haiti
broke
diplo
diplomatic
�
matic
relations
between
the
two
countries
President
Juan
Bosch
gave
Haitian
dictator
Francois
Du
valier
24
hours
to
withdraw
troops
surrounding
the
Domini
Dominican
�
can
Embassy
in
Port
au
Prince
The
embassy
is
sheltering
22
foes
of
Duvalier
Unless
the
outrages
against
the
Dominican
Republic
in
Haiti
end
within
24
hours
we
will
put
au
end
to
them
by
all
means
within
our
power
Bosch
said
The
Dominican
armed
forces
secretary
Maj
Gcn
Victor
El
Elvis
�
vis
Vinas
Roman
announced
that
all
soldiers
leaves
have
been
cancelled
But
he
said
there
was
no
military
move
movement
�
ment
toward
the
Haitian
bor
border
�
der
TENSION
MOUNTS
The
Organization
of
American
States
ordered
a
five
nation
fact
finding
team
to
fly
to
both
countries
to
investigate
the
crisis
next
door
to
Cuba
The
OAS
appealed
to
both
govern
ments
to
keep
the
peace
The
dispute
with
the
Domini
Dominicans
�
cans
f
ldied
as
a
icsult
of
Du
Duvalier
�
valier
attempt
to
crush
tising
opposition
to
hU
regime
Tension
begaii
mounting
a
week
ago
when
leaflets
warned
Duvalier
that
an
attempt
would
be
made
to
overthrow
him
May
15
the
constitutional
date
for
the
end
of
his
firt
term
as
president
Suspicion
that
opposition
to
him
centred
in
the
regular
army
Duvalier
last
week
fired
64
officer
the
bulk
of
the
armys
leadership
The
dictator
has
built
up
a
pergonal
militia
and
presidential
guard
that
out
outnumber
�
number
the
army
and
arc
bet
better
�
ter
aimed
On
Friday
occupants
of
a
speeding
car
opened
flic
on
Du
valiers
two
children
Jan
Claude
12
and
Simone
It
as
they
were
being
driven
home
from
school
Three
of
the
chil
childrens
�
drens
guards
were
slam
but
the
children
vVre
not
hurt
IS
KILLED
The
attack
triggered
weekend
violence
in
which
15
persons
were
reported
killed
and
at
least
68
Haitians
including
for
former
�
mer
at
my
officers
ano
their
families
took
haven
in
Latin
American
embassies
Informed
sources
said
Haitian
soldiers
broke
into
the
Domini
Dominican
�
can
Embassy
Friday
and
staited
a
search
for
tefugees
but
were
ordered
out
by
the
chaige
daffaues
Armed
guaids
and
roadblocks
blocked
approaches
to
the
Do
minican
ambassador
s
resi
dent
u
Sunday
Telephone
lines
were
cut
off
and
taxi
drivers
refused
to
take
passengers
to
the
vicinity
Bosch
denounced
Duvaliers
regime
in
a
radio
television
broadcast
declaring
that
inva
invasion
�
sion
of
the
embassy
was
equiv
alent
to
an
invasion
of
our
iQQuntry
and
five
in
drownings
Two
others
in
addition
to
the
piano
crash
victims
died
in
otucr
types
of
accidents
Manitoba
Prince
Edwaid
Is
land
Nova
Scotia
and
New
Brunswick
reported
no
acciden
accidental
�
tal
deaths
The
worst
accident
was
a
col
collision
�
lision
near
Penticton
between
a
twinengino
plane
carrying
seven
persons
and
a
single-engine
plane
carrying
only
the
pilot
Five
of
the
victims
wero
from
one
family
Ontario
led
in
road
fatalities
with
IU
Four
died
in
Quebec
roads
two
in
Saskatchewan
and
one
each
in
Newfoundland
and
Alberta
A
fire
in
Quebec
piovince
killed
a
family
uf
five
and
a
child
died
in
a
fire
in
Ontario
Three
youths
weic
drowned
when
their
14
foot
boat
over
turned
in
Aleit
Bay
200
miles
northwest
of
Vancouver
On
lario
and
Alberta
each
had
one
drowning
Other
types
of
acci
accidents
�
dents
killed
one
person
each
in
Alberta
and
Ontario
The
survey
does
not
include
known
suicides
slayings
indus
industrial
�
trial
accidents
or
natural
deaths
i
i
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