4
quakes
in
5
hours
shake
Los
Angeles
area
LOS
ANGELES
CAP
Four
earthquakes
in
five
hours
Tuesday
kept
police
in
Los
Angeles
County
beach
communities
busy
telling
callers
Yes
there
has
been
an
earthquake
The
tremors
came
at
1249
230
547
and
920
pm
ON
ISLAND
if
ar
fear
lessens
V
SANTO
DOMINGO
AP
Immediate
threat
of
war
be
between
�
tween
the
Dominican
Republic
and
Haiti
appeared
to
recede
today
but
tension
remained
j
high
as
Canada
and
the
US
i
planned
to
evacuate
some
of
their
citizens
from
neighboring
Haiti
The
Organization
of
American
States
and
the
UN
Security
Council
called
meetings
today
to
discuss
the
situation
between
the
Caribbean
neighbors
shar
sharing
�
ing
the
island
of
Hispaniola
The
Security
Council
was
ex
expected
�
pected
to
leave
it
to
the
OAS
Dominican
President
Juan
Bosch
called
Haitis
dictator
president
Francois
Duvalicr
a
madman
in
a
radio
television
statement
on
the
crisis
Tuesday
night
Bosch
said
if
the
US
found
the
crisis
grave
enough
to
order
the
evacuation
of
US
citizens
i
from
Haiti
we
shall
continue
to
think
the
problem
is
more
serious
for
us
We
have
to
be
careful
and
vigilant
he
declared
This
seemed
to
hint
at
a
state
of
alert
rather
than
full
scale
mobilization
or
any
intention
of
imminent
military
action
against
the
Duvalicr
regime
Area
praised
for
support
of
sweeps
plea
CALGARY
iCP
Mrs
Mary
English
organizer
of
Operation
Sweepstake
says
her
campaign
for
legalized
sweepstakes
has
got
off
to
a
good
start
in
BC
Mr
English
who
has
collect
collected
�
ed
the
names
of
500000
Cana
Canadians
�
dians
who
want
legalized
sweep
sweepstakes
�
stakes
in
this
country
last
week
called
at
15
centres
in
BC
She
said
she
had
excellent
response
at
Qucsnel
Terrace
and
Prince
George
and
visited
Prince
Rupert
where
a
branch
of
the
organization
has
existed
for
some
time
The
campaign
at
Prince
Ru
Rupert
�
pert
has
the
support
of
that
citys
chamber
of
commerce
said
Mrs
English
Mrs
English
also
left
peti
petitions
�
tions
at
Vandcrhoof
Endako
Smithers
South
Hazelton
Burns
Lake
Telkwa
Salmon
Arm
jappan
Kamloops
Chase
Rev
clstoke
Golden
and
Field
cood
food
standards
and
it
was
only
a
coincidence
that
the
new
menus
ordered
when
the
decision
was
made
happened
lo
be
delhered
and
put
into
force
the
day
the
convention
be
began
�
gan
Incidentally
the
meal
jrfce
increase
decision
was
helped
along
by
rising
costs
of
both
food
and
wages
and
its
something
that
might
well
be
become
�
come
general
through
this
com
community
�
munity
and
others
in
Central
BC
before
long
Like
15
cent
coffee
Scheduled
to
appear
in
person
at
the
Coliseum
June
27
and
in
Quesnel
June
30
are
Don
Messer
and
his
marders
seventh
day
of
massive
Negro
demonstrations
Governor
George
Wallace
a
militant
segregationist
an
announced
�
nounced
Tuesday
he
was
order
ordering
�
ing
250
riot
trained
highway
patrolmen
to
Birmingham
Al
Lingo
state
public
safety
director
said
early
today
how
however
�
ever
that
the
number
was
be-
stepped
up
to
575
troopers
Lingo
said
the
troopers
were
under
direct
orders
of
Wallace
I
They
are
equipped
with
tear
i
gas
grenades
riot
guns
car
Restrictions
explained
by
highways
Load
restrictions
on
Prince
Georges
three
arterial
high
highways
�
ways
were
lifted
some
time
ago
says
district
highways
superin
superintendent
�
tendent
Al
Park
But
75
per
cent
restrictions
still
apply
to
the
main
trunk
roads
outside
the
city
bound
boundaries
�
aries
Highway
Id
and
the
Hart
and
Cariboo
highways
The
citys
three
arterial
high
ways
are
First
Victoria
and
the
Prince
George
bypass
Restrictions
of
50
per
cent
of
legal
load
limits
are
in
effect
on
district
side
roads
Mr
Park
said
Side
or
feeder
road
restric
tions
are
expected
to
be
lifted
to
75
per
cent
within
a
few
days
and
restrictions
on
all
roads
should
be
lifted
com
pletely
before
the
end
of
May
Now
hear
this
Down
in
Oregon
the
state
le
legislature
�
gislature
is
considering
slap
slapping
�
ping
a
tax
on
cigarets
to
help
meet
looming
revenue
deficits
Boy
are
those
guys
ever
be
behind
�
hind
the
times
Seems
members
of
the
La
Ladies
�
dies
Auxiliary
to
the
Legion
now
holding
their
BC
conven
convention
�
tion
here
are
more
than
a
bit
mistaken
if
they
think
a
city
restaurant
boosted
its
meal
prices
to
dig
more
dough
out
of
their
purses
Taint
so
sez
the
manager
Price
hikes
on
some
of
the
meals
were
planned
boss
man
CPC
will
Bill
Woycik
The
sponsor
the
famed
musicale
here
and
the
Anglican
Church
will
underwrite
the
Quesncl
concert
The
local
branch
of
the
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
Mental
Health
Association
has
had
another
change
of
speaker
for
its
first
regular
meetingset
for
8
pm
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
in
the
health
unit
Assist
Assistant
�
ant
exec
director
of
the
asso
ciation
now
js
scheduled
to
re
replace
�
place
BC
President
Gordon
Nicol
who
was
to
have
replaced
B
C
exec
director
George
Ken
Kenwood
�
wood
as
speaker
At
least
weeks
ago
jn
order
to
maintain
j
54
delegates
to
the
Legion
Aux
iliary
conference
will
leave
Prince
George
with
a
high
re
regard
�
gard
for
the
type
of
hospitality
tendered
by
Prince
George
Ho
Hotel
�
tel
operators
Danny
Cooper
and
Pete
Osmack
When
the
ladies
returned
to
their
rooms
at
noon
Tuesday
following
the
ayem
biz
session
each
was
pre
presented
�
sented
with
a
corsage
compli
compliments
�
ments
of
the
hotel
management
Nice
gesture
boys
New
Westminster
delegates
to
the
convention
went
in
a
group
to
have
their
pictures
taken
with
Granny
Seymour
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you
doing
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AT
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South
Fort
George
home
Tuesday
by
a
granddaughter
Mrs
Betty
ODonnell
of
New
Westminster
Mrs
ODonnell
is
a
fraternal
delegate
to
the
Legion
Ladies
Auxiliary
convention
being
held
here
this
week
She
was
accompanied
on
her
visit
to
Granny
by
several
other
delegates
from
the
New
Westminster
branch
Vandervoort
photo
AS
NEGROES
CONTINUE
CAMPAIGN
Governor
sends
riot
police
BIRMINGHAM
Ala
AP
bines
and
sub-machine-guns
he
Negroes
had
gained
these
four
Heavily
armed
state
troopers
said
I
things
they
wanted
swarmed
into
this
racial
trouble
i
The
highway
patrolmen
began
I
Better
job
opportunities
de-
into
the
late
Tues-
s
-
moving
city
snot
spot
tociav
todav
readv
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to
to
aid
aia
Bir-
isir
deploying
i
PWc
facilities
formation
of
mingham
officers
facing
their
from
distant
areas
of
the
state
through
the
night
In
the
face
of
this
develop-
ment
integration
leader
Dr
I
Martin
Luther
King
Jr
said
j
This
movement
is
getting
big
1
ger
and
bigger
Therell
be
no
I
stopping
until
we
move
segre
1
gation
from
the
city
Dr
King
president
of
the
Southern
Christian
Leadership
Conference
said
more
than
one
virtually
the
entire
manpower
demonstration
was
planned
dur
of
the
state
agency
ing
the
day
He
said
there
would
be
no
end
to
the
demonstrations
until
Hart
paving
fob
let
40
miles
left
to
finish
Completion
of
a
176473
pav
paving
�
ing
contract
this
year
will
leave
less
than
-10
miles
of
gravel
on
the
250
mile
Hart
Highway
The
half
million
dollar
con
tract
to
pave
332
miles
of
the
Hart
Tuesday
was
awarded
to
Columbia
Bithulithiq
Ltd
of
Vancouver
Paving
will
be
completed
north
from
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
railway
crossing
in
the
Pine
Pass
about
11G
miles
north
of
Prince
George
The
present
unpaved
portion
extends
from
the
railway
cross-
i
ing
to
a
point
about
seven
miles
south
of
Chetwynd
Work
is
expected
to
start
about
the
beginning
of
June
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biracial
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with
author
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to
solve
all
racial
problems
and
the
dropping
of
charges
against
the
arrested
demonstra
tors
showers
iigl
W
Prince
George
and
Bulklcyl
Valley
region
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
today
anil
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
Remaining
cool
with
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Quesncl
and
Prince
George
35
and
60
Smithers
35
and
55
Peace
River
region
Cloudy
with
a
few
scattered
showers
Clearing
this
evening
Mostly
sunny
Thursday
with
little
change
in
temperature
Winds
will
be
west
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Grande
Prairie
35
and
60
e
Low
tonight
and
high
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
at
Vancouver
42
and
60
Victoria
42
and
57
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24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
54
32
Terrace
53
II
trace
Smithers
53
38
Quesnel
5G
Williams
Lake
47
Kamloops
58
Whitehorse
50
Fort
Nelson
53
Fort
St
John
5
Dawson
Creek
57
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Saskatoon
Regina
03
51
partly
cloudy
showers
overnight
46
cloudy
44
sunny
Medicine
Hat
40
clear
and
calm
Calgary
31
clear
Edmonton
41
scattered
clouds
VANCOUVER
CH
Carbon-
result
of
the
forms
copy
traffic
ticket
summonses
The
judgment
results
from
the
issued
by
the
RCMP
in
BC
case
of
Gcorgina
P
Mitchell
of
have
been
ruled
invalid
by
a
Supreme
Court
judge
The
decision
voiding
the
car
boncopy
citations
for
traffic
offences
was
disclosed
in
a
judgment
by
Mr
Justice
F
K
Collins
Legal
spokesman
said
it
may
ago
today
It
was
V
E
Day
1
open
to
question
traffic
convic
says
Civic
Properties
Commish
I
remember
tions
already
registered
as
a
Dawson
Creek
who
was
handed
a
traffic
ticket
Feb
I
But
she
obtained
a
writ
to
halt
proceed
proceedings
�
ings
against
her
on
the
ground
that
the
carbon
copy
bearing
the
issuing
officers
signature
out
not
identity
the
signer
as
a
B
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
MAY
8
1963
THIRD
MAN
SOUGHT
Two
men
jailed
after
Mountie
hit
Extra
strong
speakers
blare
Western
message
HKHLIN
Matters
Loudspeakers
which
develop
a
higher
intensity
of
sound
than
jet
aircraft
were
put
into
operation
today
on
the
East
German
border
with
news
and
propaganda
broadcasts
for
East
German
police
The
loudspeakers
mounted
on
huge
trucks
blared
music
and
news
across
the
border
with
an
appeal
to
the
soldiers
not
lo
shoot
at
East
German
refugees
They
can
be
heard
about
five
miles
inside
East
Berlin
RUNAWAY
PLAYS
PART
OF
ESCAPEE
Boys
fantastic
story
baffles
police
for
week
OTTAWA
CP
A
14-year-old
boy
who
had
Ottawa
police
working
for
a
week
to
check
his
strange
tale
of
escaping
from
Communist
-
dominated
Hungary
was
finally
identified
Tuesday
night
as
a
runaway
from
the
Montreal
area
town
of
Stc
Dorothce
Franc
Inczc
was
returned
tot
his
home
early
today
by
three
police
officers
from
Stc
Doro
thce
who
came
to
Ottawa
to
jollect
him
The
boy
was
found
a
week
ago
sleeping
in
the
boiler
room
of
an
apartment
building
He
said
he
and
his
father
escaped
from
Budapest
made
their
way
to
Belgium
and
then
flew
to
Ottawa
arriving
April
29
He
said
his
father
bought
him
a
bike
told
him
to
pedal
to
Toronto
and
find
his
grand
grandmother
�
mother
then
disappeared
Young
Franc
supported
his
story
by
speaking
in
Hungarian
English
and
French
He
also
produced
the
new
bike
First
break
for
baffled
inves
investigators
�
tigators
came
Tuesday
after
afternoon
�
noon
when
the
bike
turned
out
to
be
one
stolen
in
Montreal
just
over
a
week
ago
101
days
minus
food
LOS
ANGELES
AP
I
was
desperate
said
Mrs
Elaine
Johnson
I
tried
everything
reducing
pills
diets
but
I
kept
gaining
weight
I
finally
said
theres
only
one
thing
for
me
not
to
eat
a
thing
That
was
101
days
ago
Since
Jan
28
Mrs
John
Johnson
�
son
29
has
been
at
Wads
worth
Veterans
Administration
Hospital
living
on
water
and
vitamins
Shes
lost
115
of
the
315
pounds
she
started
out
with
GIANT
CLEANUP
JOB
GETTING
UNDERWAY
Fines
of
300
each
and
11
-
day
sentences
were
meted
out
Tuesday
to
two
men
convicted
of
obstruct
obstructing
�
ing
and
assaulting
a
police
policeman
�
man
and
resisting
arrest
It
was
the
second
case
arising
from
assaults
against
policemen
on
city
streets
heard
in
police
court
here
in
as
many
days
Found
guilty
of
obstruction
and
assaulting
a
police
officer
was
Bernard
Huzar
23
Henry
B
Collins
2a
was
found
guilty
of
resisting
arrest
RCMP
have
j
been
unable
to
locate
a
third
man
William
Nelson
allegedly
j
involved
in
the
melee
outside
the
Embassy
Cafe
on
Feb
9
Court
was
told
that
a
lone
constable
attempted
to
arrest
i
Collins
for
intoxication
when
Huzar
interfcrred
The
const
able
had
to
call
for
assistance
on
the
police
car
radio
NO
HELP
j
A
large
crowd
gathered
to
witness
the
battle
but
none
of-
fered
the
policeman
any
assist
assistance
�
ance
Other
similar
incidents
in
Prince
George
have
drawn
cri
criticism
�
ticism
of
the
public
by
court
officials
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
told
Huzar
and
Collins
both
Prince
George
men
that
it
is
not
open
season
on
policemen
He
said
if
he
were
to
levy
only
minor
penalties
they
would
not
be
deterred
from
in
interfering
�
terfering
with
the
police
RCMP
officials
today
declined
to
comment
on
the
incidents
BLOODY
NOSE
Monday
a
25-year-old
Kam
Kamloops
�
loops
district
man
arrested
following
a
similar
incident
May
9
was
fined
300
and
jailed
14
days
after
he
was
found
guil
guilty
�
ty
of
assaulting
a
policeman
Lawrence
Elliott
of
Westwold
gave
a
policeman
a
bloody
nose
while
scuffling
with
him
in
the
back
of
the
police
station
He
had
gone
to
the
station
to
protest
the
detaining
of
a
com
companion
�
panion
police
were
question-
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Tel
star
II
communications
satellite
whizzed
through
the
heavens
to
today
�
day
after
working
perfectly
in
relaying
television
pictures
be
between
�
tween
the
US
and
Europe
The
pictures
that
bounced
hack
to
the
sending
station
at
Andovcr
Me
Tuesday
night
were
described
as
magnificent
very
very
clear
Tonight
a
color
television
transmission
is
planned
between
the
continents
The
satellite
was
sent
aloft
Tuesday
i
The
switchboardin-thc-sky
is
to
be
used
next
Tuesday
to
try
to
beam
to
Europe
television
pictures
of
astronaut
Gordon
Coopers
scheduled
31
hour
orbi
orbital
�
tal
flight
from
Cape
Canaveral
Fla
If
the
175
pound
ball
of
instru
instruments
�
ments
is
in
proper
position
over
the
north
Atlantic
it
could
pro
provide
�
vide
the
first
live
telecast
to
Europe
of
an
American
astro
astronauts
�
nauts
lift
off
Otherwise
Telstar
II
will
re
relay
�
lay
a
tape
recording
of
the
blastoff
at
the
first
opportune
time
That
was
done
last
Octo
October
�
ber
on
astronaut
Walter
M
Schirras
flight
Flood
victims
want
to
relocate
town
HAY
RIVER
NWT
CP
edges
of
several
roads
and
the
Buildings
wrenched
from
their
foundations
and
thrown
askew
in
a
mixture
of
mud
ice
cakes
and
debris
presented
a
monu
monumental
�
mental
cleanup
task
today
for
residents
of
this
flood
devas
devastated
�
tated
island
community
Mayor
W
R
McBryan
in
a
telegram
to
Frank
Cunningham
assistant
deputy
minister
of
northern
affairs
said
that
97
of
100
ratepayers
interviewed
in
a
special
poll
favored
rebuilding
the
town
on
another
site
It
was
understood
that
the
I
new
site
might
be
on
the
main
mainland
�
land
about
seven
miles
up
1
stream
from
the
present
town
The
silt
-
laden
Hay
River
I
cause
of
the
floods
that
wrecked
the
centre
section
of
the
town
flowed
innocently
but
swiftly
through
its
dirty
ice
bordered
channel
into
Great
Slave
Lake
In
one
street
a
house
rested
en
top
of
a
car
On
another
the
Legion
Hall
had
settled
on
an
angle
about
20
feet
from
the
outline
of
its
original
founda
tion
The
Hudsons
Bay
Co
store
staff
house
had
popped
from
its
lot
basement
and
all
and
was
tilted
towards
the
sky
Houses
were
snaged
on
the
Traffic
summonses
invalid
Mr
Justice
Collins
ruled
that
it
would
not
be
logical
to
con
1
elude
that
the
summons
was
effective
unless
the
signing
au
authority
�
thority
is
identified
as
a
peace
officer
An
RCMP
official
said
the
decision
could
mean
that
there
may
be
a
return
to
the
system
of
issuing
proper
summonses
peace
officer
as
required
by
from
detachment
ottices
ramer
the
piovhicial
Motor
Vehicles
than
using
the
carbon
copies
Act
issued
at
the
scene
main
street
was
blocked
at
one
point
by
a
displaced
building
You
have
to
sec
it
to
believe
it
said
John
Morin
who
had
started
building
a
new
house
be
before
�
fore
the
town
was
inundated
a
week
ago
He
pointed
to
a
cluster
of
wood
pilings
sunk
in
a
rectan
rectangular
�
gular
pattern
beside
his
present
water
logged
home
It
cost
me
1800
to
have
those
put
in
he
said
but
Im
not
going
to
build
here
now
Federal
government
assessors
were
expected
today
to
inspect
damage
Adjustors
for
private
insurance
companies
also
were
but
we
had
the
ingredients
for
to
be
on
hand
to
receive
dam-
an
epidemic
age
claims
I
Our
hospital
is
empty
We
A
10
man
co
ordinating
com
committee
�
mittee
was
set
up
Tuesday
night
to
plan
and
oversee
clean
cleanup
�
up
rehabilitation
and
re
entry
of
the
town
The
committee
included
rep
representatives
�
resentatives
of
the
municipal
and
federal
governments
RCMP
the
Salvation
Army
businessmen
and
town
doctor
C
G
Penny
Dr
Penny
said
health
hazards
in
the
town
have
been
con
conquered
�
quered
We
didnt
have
an
epidemic
have
had
less
illness
in
the
last
week
than
weve
ever
had
not
a
cough
cold
or
a
sprain
sprained
�
ed
ankle
All
people
re
entering
the
main
part
of
town
must
be
in
noculated
against
typhoid
Our
greatest
health
problem
now
is
that
the
water
still
is
so
high
that
all
our
sewers
are
backel
up
We
rumped
one
out
and
15
minutes
later
it
was
full
again
from
seepage
of
sub
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TO
GROUSE
ABOUT
WAS
GIVEN
THE
JIM
SLESINGER
FAMILY
at
430
pm
Tuesday
when
an
uninvited
guest
invaded
their
home
at
1477
Taylor
A
grouse
flew
through
the
double
pane
window
in
the
bedroom
of
daughter
Diane
13
while
she
was
studying
at
her
desk
The
experience
killed
the
bird
and
sent
Mi
Slesinger
to
the
basement
when
he
thought
the
loud
crash
was
the
furnace
backfiring
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