Seven
year
term
given
rapist
at
Quesnel
trial
QUESNEL
Special
William
Arthur
Morgan
was
sentenced
to
seven
years
when
he
was
convicted
nt
the
fall
assizes
here
of
raping
a
14-year-old
girl
at
Ashcroft
last
Dec
15
Mr
Justice
II
J
Sullivan
criticized
five
young
people
who
witnessed
the
incident
for
not
reporting
it
to
RCMP
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TWELVE-YEAR-OLD
JOAN
CROWDER
LOOKS
OVER
SOME
OF
THE
EXHIBITS
in
the
Prince
George
Historical
Association
Museum
at
the
chamber
of
commerce
office
that
might
be
incorporated
in
the
general
museum
she
has
suggested
as
a
centennial
project
for
Prince
George
Joan
took
first
prize
of
50
in
the
centennial
project
contest
sponsored
by
the
city
for
her
suggestion
of
a
museum
bringing
to
together
�
gether
exhibits
illustrating
the
past
present
and
future
of
Prince
George
See
story
on
Page
13
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
TO
MOVE
NORTHERN
BC
COPPER
2
million
road
proposed
VICTORIA
CP
Mines
Min
Minister
�
ister
Kiernan
said
Wednesday
night
he
will
attempt
to
interest
the
federal
government
in
a
thicc
way
cost
split
of
a
road
that
might
keep
ore
from
a
rich
SIAMESE
TWIN
GIRLS
SEPARATED
PITTSBURGH
AP
Sur
Surgeons
�
geons
have
separated
14-day-old
Siamese
gals
in
an
op
operation
�
eration
that
is
rarely
suc
successful
�
cessful
The
infants
were
do
doing
�
ing
fairly
well
today
The
four
hour
operation
Wednesday
at
Childrens
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
came
off
as
well
as
we
could
ask
for
said
Dr
William
B
Kicscwetter
the
hospitals
chief
surgeon
Tlicy
are
doing
as
well
as
we
can
expect
They
are
breathing
comfortably
and
their
color
is
good
However
we
need
three
to
five
das
befoie
we
can
guess
wheth
whether
�
er
they
ie
out
of
danger
copper
discovery
from
being
shipped
through
an
Alaskan
port
He
said
he
will
ask
the
fed
federal
�
eral
government
next
month
to
share
the
cost
of
a
road
from
Stewart
110
miles
north
of
Prince
Rupert
to
a
point
12
miles
from
the
Lcduc
Glacier
deposits
of
Granduc
Mines
Ltd
The
deposits
lie
in
B
C
be
between
�
tween
Stewart
which
is
at
the
end
of
an
inlet
that
crosses
the
Alaskan
Panhandle
and
the
Unik
River
on
which
is
the
Al
Alaskan
�
askan
port
of
Burroughs
Bay
The
port
is
50
miles
west
of
Stewart
Granduc
has
estimated
its
copper
deposits
at
30
million
tons
It
has
spent
S
million
on
inital
phases
of
the
project
and
expects
to
spend
about
50
ml
lion
before
the
property
is
brought
into
production
It
has
indicated
preference
to
shipping
the
ore
via
the
Alaskan
port
because
it
has
discovered
iron
ore
deposits
along
the
ri
river
�
ver
Mr
Kiernan
said
he
will
ask
Now
hear
this
Like
most
eight-year-old
boys
Raymond
Weatherly
gets
a
real
belt
out
of
swimming
but
hes
finding
his
recreation
a
bit
ex
expensive
�
pensive
these
days
Ray
had
his
wrist
watch
a
Christmas
pres
cut
stolen
at
the
city
swimming
pool
Saturday
On
Sunday
somebody
snitched
his
new
swimming
tninks
Ray
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Norman
Weather
ly
sure
would
like
to
get
back
his
property
And
it
would
be
interesting
to
find
out
the
re
reaction
�
action
of
the
parents
of
these
light
fingered
youngsters
when
the
kids
trot
home
with
their
booty
Cariboo
Socred
MP
Bert
Le
boe
here
Wednesday
on
a
buef
isit
elaborated
somewhat
on
Hansards
jecord
of
a
recent
episode
in
the
Commons
Bert
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Sports
Tv
i
a
asked
in
the
House
one
day
if
something
would
be
done
to
stop
aircraft
from
making
low
passes
over
the
parliament
buildings
because
of
the
din
they
caused
Part
not
recorded
in
Hansard
said
Bert
is
that
just
after
he
sat
down
some
of
the
offending
planes
zoomed
low
over
the
place
thereby
provoking
con
considerable
�
siderable
laughter
on
both
sides
of
the
House
Incidentally
Bert
said
hes
a
much
more
controversial
figure
in
Ottawa
than
he
is
in
his
own
riding
Maybe
what
he
needs
is
more
letters
from
not-so-happy
con
constituents
�
stituents
Forest
Service
protection
people
in
the
Peace
River
area
are
holding
their
hats
waiting
for
trouble
ac
according
�
cording
to
Frank
Tannock
chief
protection
officer
for
the
PG
Forest
District
There
was
lightning
there
earlier
this
week
which
may
have
set
a
few
sleepers
that
could
burst
out
if
there
is
a
drying
trend
in
the
next
week
or
so
Chamber
of
commerce
tourist
bureaus
summer
office
hours
have
gone
into
effect
as
a
con
convenience
�
venience
to
visitors
and
locals
alike
Hours
arc
9
am
to
9
p
in
Monday
througli
Friday
and
9
am
to
6
p
m
Saturdays
and
Sundays
Office
is
at
First
and
George
the
federal
government
to
sharc
with
the
provincial
government
and
the
company
the
2
million
cost
of
a
road
He
said
if
the
road
would
in
be
well
worthwhile
He
would
also
ask
the
senior
government
to
ask
the
US
government
what
conditions
it
would
impose
on
a
portion
of
the
road
passing
through
the
panhandle
If
the
proposal
is
approved
the
company
still
would
have
considerable
road
work
of
its
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at
a
bankruptcy
hearing
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
that
practically
every
thing
Ive
made
in
the
last
15
years
has
been
attached
for
taxes
or
other
debts
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listed
debts
of
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than
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for
a
50000000
pulp
and
paper
plant
here
arc
still
being
delayed
as
engineers
investigate
the
effects
of
new
federal
taxes
on
building
materials
and
equipment
John
Liersch
vice
president
of
Canadian
Forest
Products
one
of
two
firms
backing
the
pulp
and
paper
plant
here
r
said
today
there
are
two
sig
nificant
factors
First
is
the
possibility
of
fi
financing
�
nancing
the
extra
costs
brought
by
the
new
federal
taxes
and
second
is
the
economic
fcas
ibility
of
production
in
view
of
the
increased
dapital
invest
ment
In
a
telephone
interview
from
his
Vancouver
office
today
Mr
Liersch
told
The
Citizen
that
j
neither
of
these
two
factors
has
jet
been
precisely
deter-
i
mined
Both
arc
very
complex
and
CFP
men
are
still
looking
into
i
the
matter
However
he
said
the
new
taxes
were
a
slap
in
the
face
and
it
is
hard
to
be
optimistic
Effect
of
the
two
new
taxes
on
the
proposed
pulp
and
paper
plant
a
long
hoped
for
de
development
�
velopment
has
taken
most
attention
in
discussion
of
the
federal
budget
here
Conversations
with
builders
architects
building
supply
deal
dealers
�
ers
and
others
in
surveys
of
reaction
have
frequently
turned
to
the
fate
of
the
pulp
mill
Reaction
in
terms
of
other
construction
has
been
mixed
Some
feel
the
new
taxes
will
cut
building
here
while
others
say
they
should
have
little
ef
effect
�
fect
However
at
Vancouver
there
has
been
rising
disagreement
confusion
and
delay
among
ar
architects
�
chitects
engineers
and
con
contractors
�
tractors
according
to
The
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
Press
The
Heavy
Contractors
As-
fluence
the
company
to
use
sociation
of
BC
says
in
a
brief
Stewart
the
expenditure
would
to
Ottawa
the
building
supplies
tax
will
raise
costs
four-to-fivc
per
cent
and
reduce
employ
employment
�
ment
A
West
Vancouver
architect
Continued
on
Page
3
Old
age
pension
askan
port
would
cost
12
mil-
nCfeCfSe
of
10
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lfelV
lllV
tunnel
Mr
Kiernan
said
with
road
assistance
and
certain
operat
operating
�
ing
economies
inherent
in
the
B
C
route
the
company
might
ship
through
Stewart
Officials
of
his
department
have
hoped
that
Stewart
would
be
chosen
because
Graduc
would
build
a
smelter
there
which
could
serve
other
mining
properties
in
the
region
The
company
indicated
it
might
be
leaning
toward
use
of
the
Alaskan
port
last
year
when
it
applied
for
townsite
and
air
airport
�
port
location
leases
on
the
river
forecast
by
govt
OTTAWA
fP
A
10
increase
in
old
age
pensions
and
intio
duction
of
a
comprehensive
pensions
plan
were
forecast
by
the
government
in
a
resolution
submitted
to
the
House
of
Com
Commons
�
mons
today
The
resolution
sponsored
by
Health
Minister
Judy
La
Marsh
was
one
of
three
legislative
proposals
announced
on
the
last
clay
of
the
new
governments
self
proclaimed
CO
days
of
de
decision
�
cision
Miss
La
Marsh
also
pro
proposed
�
posed
formation
of
a
special
commons
committee
to
study
the
safety
and
cost
of
drugs
and
the
hazards
of
food
con
contamination
�
tamination
from
insecticides
The
pensions
plan
resolution
which
must
be
passed
by
the
House
before
a
bill
can
be
in
introduced
�
troduced
forecast
establishment
of
a
comprehensive
pension
program
to
be
known
as
the
Canada
pension
plan
It
would
piovide
for
payment
of
pensions
on
an
adjusted
scale
commenc
commencing
�
ing
at
the
option
of
the
pen
pensioner
�
sioner
at
any
age
between
65
and
70
years
Pensions
also
would
be
paid
to
surviving
spouses
ITS
FULL
OF
CONTRADICTIONS
The
federal
budget
is
a
re
flection
of
the
confusion
that
exists
in
the
minority
Liberal
government
Cariboo
MP
Ucrt
Leboe
said
here
Wednesday
Its
full
of
contradictions
he
said
in
an
interview
For
example
they
talk
about
giv
giving
�
ing
a
500
allowance
on
houses
built
during
the
winter
yet
the
average
liome
builder
will
pay
He
added
When
they
say
it
was
a
hurry
up
budget
I
believe
it
Mr
Leboe
was
in
Prince
George
Wednesday
after
visit
visiting
�
ing
his
mother
Mrs
Anna
Marie
Leboe
77
in
Kclowna
He
was
called
to
her
bedside
from
Ottawa
when
it
was
be
believed
�
lieved
she
was
seriously
ill
However
Mrs
Leboe
who
an
additional
300
in
taxes
on
i
moved
from
Prince
Geoige
to
materials
the
Okanagan
city
e
ears
e
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AP
The
Hollywood
premiere
of
Cleo
Cleopatra
�
patra
raised
a
record
1091
403
Wednesday
night
for
Los
Angeles
new
Music
Centre
for
the
Performing
Arts
The
1511
seats
of
the
Pan
tages
Theatre
sold
for
250
apiece
Many
were
sold
re
resold
�
sold
and
resold
again
One
unidentified
benefactor
paid
100000
for
his
scat
Today
last
day
of
Liberals1
60
days
of
decision
OTTAWA
CD
The
Liberal
governments
GO
days
of
deci
decision
�
sion
end
today
They
were
born
during
tiic
April
8
election
campaign
when
Liberal
Leader
Pearson
pledg
pledged
�
ed
Uiat
a
Liberal
administra
administration
�
tion
would
do
more
in
its
first
60
days
than
had
any
previous
government
ago
is
recovering
satisfactory
ily
Referring
to
Finance
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Walter
Gordons
use
of
thiee
Toronto
businessmen
to
assist
in
preparation
of
the
budget
Mr
Leboe
had
this
to
say
I
am
completely
against
it
for
the
reason
we
have
top
paid
men
in
the
departments
of
finance
national
revenue
and
trade
and
commerce
These
fellows
department
departmental
�
al
experts
are
paid
more
than
e
Itlzn
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
JUNE
20
1963
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tax
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two
hours
IN
UK
SCANDAL
CHRISTINE
KEELER
plainclothes
escort
Models
life
threatened
in
three
phone
calls
LONDON
CP
Scotland
Yard
put
an
emergency
guard
on
Christine
Keeler
today
after
anonymous
tip
tipsters
�
sters
warned
that
the
life
of
the
21-ycar-old
woman
in
the
Profumo
scandal
was
in
danger
Extra
detectives
patrolled
itside
her
west
end
apart-
She
was
told
she
could
leave
it
only
with
a
plainclothes
es
cort
and
must
keep
clear
of
anyone
carrying
a
coat
or
any
thing
that
could
conceal
a
gun
or
a
knife
We
are
treating
this
seri
seriously
�
ously
said
a
police
spokes
spokesman
�
man
We
received
three
separate
calls
saying
she
was
in
dan
danger
�
ger
Miss
Keeler
for
five
months
the
mistress
of
former
war
min
minister
�
ister
John
Profumo
is
to
tes
testify
�
tify
at
the
trial
of
Dr
StcDhen
Ward
50
the
osteopath
charg
charged
�
ed
with
living
off
the
proceeds
of
prostitution
Two
of
her
former
boy
friends
botli
Jamaicans
alieady
arc
in
jail
for
attacking
her
Scotland
Yard
men
investi
investigating
�
gating
the
Ward
case
question
questioned
�
ed
Profumo
for
two
hours
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
They
also
disclosed
that
they
had
questioned
Vis
Viscount
�
count
Astor
on
whose
Cliveden
estate
Ward
had
a
weekend
cot
cottage
�
tage
It
was
at
Cliveden
that
Ward
introduced
Christine
to
Profumo
in
1961
RUNS
INTO
SCATHING
OPPOSITION
CRITICISM
non
confidence
motion
pre
scntcd
by
Mr
Now
Ian
accused
Mr
Gordon
of
having
seriously
weakened
public
confidence
by
not
maintaining
the
constitu
constitutional
�
tional
practice
of
the
essential
secrecy
of
the
budget
Earlier
Opposition
Leader
Diefcnbaker
and
T
C
Douglas
MP
tears
strip
off
federal
budget
the
Members
of
Parliament
and
have
the
whole
department
of
statistics
at
their
beckoning
Mr
Leboe
felt
that
the
press
across
Canada
has
been
scratching
the
bottom
of
the
barrel
trying
to
stress
that
Pearson
has
made
a
lot
of
decisions
during
the
60
days
of
decision
The
one
decision
the
Social
Credit
member
thought
Uiat
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on
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3
tc
a
Copy
V5
Liquor
cutoff
slammed
by
welfare
official
VANCOUVER
CB
Regional
social
welfare
administrator
II
E
Blanchard
is
against
the
idea
that
persons
on
welfare
be
denied
the
right
to
buy
liquor
The
proposal
was
utter
nonsense
he
said
Personally
I
think
its
an
old
fashioned
idea
and
would
turn
social
assistance
recipients
into
second
class
citizens
I
dont
think
there
should
be
any
strings
attached
to
social
assistance
The
proposal
was
voiced
earlier
by
MLA
Cyril
Shclford
and
was
supported
by
county
coutt
judge
C
W
Morrow
of
Prince
George
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MISSING
WAITER
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painter
buries
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in
beer
parlor
bar
A
drunken
axe
wielding
affray
in
a
city
beer
parlor
Wednesday
nearly
resulted
in
bloodshed
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
was
told
today
Roger
Pilon
38
a
construc
construction
�
tion
painter
pleaded
guilty
to
possessing
an
offensive
weapon
in
connection
with
the
incident
He
was
remanded
to
June
30
or
sooner
pending
a
check
of
any
previous
record
City
Prosecutor
C
A
Ed
Edwards
�
wards
told
the
court
Pilon
had
been
thrown
out
of
the
Colum
Columbus
�
bus
Hotel
beer
parlor
at
least
twice
because
of
his
drunken
condition
Pilon
returned
to
the
beer
parlor
a
few
minutes
later
with
the
axe
He
threatened
a
wait
waiter
�
er
and
the
bartender
and
then
swung
the
axe
at
the
waiter
Mr
Edwards
said
a
bystand
bystander
�
er
grabbed
Pilons
arm
nar
narrowly
�
rowly
averting
the
axe
from
striking
the
waiter
It
plunged
into
the
wood
and
aluminum
bar
leaving
a
large
gouge
I
must
have
gone
out
of
my
head
Pilon
explained
I
meant
to
scare
people
not
hurt
them
I
hate
violence
you
know
Pilon
said
he
had
been
drunk
on
wine
since
Saturday
and
it
was
just
like
a
dream
when
I
came
in
the
beer
parlor
Ill
bet
it
was
no
dream
for
the
waiter
Magistrate
Stewart
commented
Mr
Edwards
indicated
a
charge
of
theft
of
the
axe
may
also
be
laid
Northern
silver
mine
reports
good
output
VANCOUVER
CP
Values
running
as
high
as
6125
ounces
of
silver
a
ton
over
a
10
foot
width
have
been
reported
as
surface
exploration
and
diamond
drilling
goes
ahead
at
Dolly
Varden
Mines
Ltds
group
of
mineral
nroDcrtics
near
Alice
Arm
New
Democratic
Party
leader
called
for
an
inquiry
into
stock
market
operations
prior
to
the
budget
speech
to
determine
whether
there
had
been
any
pre
budget
leaks
Lawrence
E
Kindt
PC
Mac-
leod
referred
to
reports
that
fabulous
orders
for
building
materials
were
placed
before
Cardinals
fail
to
elect
Pope
on
two
ballots
VATICAN
CITY
AP
The
Cardinals
of
the
Roman
Catho
Catholic
�
lic
Church
failed
to
elect
a
new
pope
today
on
the
first
two
bal
ballots
�
lots
of
their
conclave
to
choose
a
successor
to
Pope
John
XXIII
Puffs
of
black
smoke
issued
from
the
smokestack
of
the
Sis
tine
Chapel
signifying
Uiat
no
candidate
had
received
the
re
quired
two
thirds
majority
or
51
votes
in
the
two
ballots
cast
this
morning
by
the
80
princes
of
the
church
Another
two
ballots
were
to
be
held
this
afternoon
in
the
chapel
inside
the
double
lock
locked
�
ed
conclave
area
The
voting
will
continue
at
the
rate
of
four
ballots
a
day
until
a
pope
is
chosen
White
smoke
will
announce
the
election
of
a
pope
FIRE
TOTAL
JUMPS
TO
1
1
Number
of
fires
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
jumped
to
11
today
after
hold
holding
�
ing
below
10
for
almost
two
weeks
Forest
service
spokesmen
said
39
men
and
two
crawler
tractors
most
mopping
up
the
160
acre
Blue
fire
at
Van
derhoof
are
employed
Hazard
is
low
tomodcrate
south
of
the
mountains
and
moderate
in
the
Peace
River
country
MUD
UatSBSJ
t
Cloudy
with
scattered
show
showers
�
ers
and
possibility
of
a
few
afternoon
thunderstorms
Cool
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithers
40
and
CO
Ques
Quesnel
�
nel
45
and
65
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Grande
Prairie
45
and
65
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria
52
and
Go
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
61
II
33
Terrace
CO
19
08
Smithers
CO
17
11
Quesnel
61
17
11
Williams
Lake
-
65
41
02
Kamloops
81
60
Wlutchorse
55
45
22
Fort
Nelson
67
48
Fort
St
John
G9
19
trace
Dawson
Creek
71
18
Minister
withdraws
controversial
tax
OTTAWA
CP
-Finance
Min
istcr
Gordon
has
withdrawn
a
controversial
new
tax
levied
in
his
budget
a
week
ago
and
run
into
scathing
opposition
criti
criticism
�
cism
for
announcing
the
move
while
stock
markets
were
still
open
The
effect
could
be
the
resig
resignation
�
nation
of
Mr
Gordon
The
new
finance
minister
criticized
by
financial
circles
for
his
30-pcr-cent
takeover
tax
on
large
scale
Canadian
stock
sales
to
foreigners
told
the
Commons
Wednesday
it
was
be
ing
withdrawn
pending
adjust
adjustments
�
ments
His
announcement
hit
Toronto
and
Montreal
stock
markets
some
40
minutes
before
they
closed
Stock
prices
immedi
immediately
�
ately
rose
wiping
out
many
of
the
sharp
losses
recorded
ear
earlier
�
lier
in
the
day
George
Now
Ian
former
Con
Conservative
�
servative
finance
minister
blasted
Mr
Gordon
for
stupid
procedures
I
assume
that
fortunes
have
been
made
on
this
rise
this
aft
ernoon
Mr
Now
Ian
said
The
first
point
in
a
four
part
the
budget
levied
an
11-per-cent
sales
tax
on
them
Mr
Diefenbakcr
a
1
s
p
de
demanded
�
manded
an
opportunity
to
get
the
facts
regarding
these
tink
tinkersthe
�
ersthe
three
outside
budget
helpers
brought
in
by
Mr
Gor
don
Prime
Minister
Pearson
agreed
to
consider
making
an
inquiry
but
challenged
Mr
Diefcnbaker
to
produce
in
the
Commons
any
evidence
on
which
to
base
the
suspicions
hu
has
indicated
I
do
not
believe
in
guilt
by
innuendo
or
insinuation
Mr
Pearson
said
Mr
Diefcnbaker
said
lie
had
asked
for
information
not
made
insinuations
and
that
Mr
Pearson
was
trying
to
hide
be
hind
a
smoke
screen
BUDGET
HURTING
BC
GREEN
SAYS
VANCOUVER
CD
How
ard
Green
said
Wednesday
night
measures
in
the
federal
budget
will
cut
back
jobs
in
llC
right
from
the
tree
to
the
house
The
former
Conservative
external
affairs
minister
said
the
budget
will
increase
un
unemployment
�
employment
throughout
Can
Canada
�
ada
tut
especially
in
B
C
He
was
especially
critical
of
the
11-per-cent
sales
tax
on
building
materials