THE
WORLD
TODAY
President
Johnson
has
signed
a
bill
Into
law
for
the
first
time
legislation
on
the
national
debt
The
White
Housedtsclos
ed
today
that
he
affixed
his
signature
Tuesday
night
to
the
bill
continuing
the
present
debt
celling
of
315
billion
untUJune
29
Thursday
Thanksgiving
Day
In
the
US
President
Johnson
and
his
family
will
have
a
quiet
dinner
at
their
new
home
in
Washington
Mrs
Kennedy
and
her
two
small
children
will
fly
to
Hyannls
Port
Mass
for
the
traditional
Kennedy
family
re
union
saddened
this
year
by
the
murder
of
the
president
John
F
Kennedys
two
surviv
surviving
�
ing
brothers
AttorneyGeneral
Robert
Kennedy
and
Sen
Ed
ward
Kennedy
and
their
famil
families
�
ies
are
also
expected
to
be
on
hand
Mrs
Kennedy
Is
expected
to
remain
at
Cape
Cod
over
the
weekend
then
return
to
the
White
House
on
Monday
to
com
complete
�
plete
plans
for
moving
out
so
that
the
Johnsons
can
move
in
A
pleblsclteonthecontrover
slal
Sunday
movies
Issue
set
for
Duncan
Dec
5
has
brought
reaction
from
the
citys
clergy
clergymen
�
men
Rev
W
11
Elfert
a
Lutheran
minister
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
he
could
see
no
valid
rea
reason
�
son
why
Sunday
films
shouldnt
be
permitted
as
long
as
they
dont
conflict
with
church
programs
His
comments
were
the
opposite
of
those
expressed
by
Rev
Bernard
Knlpe
of
Dun
Duncan
�
can
United
Church
The
BC
Supreme
Court
at
Vancouver
has
granted
an
order
for
foreclosure
of
the
Wigwam
Inn
a
resort
on
Indian
Arm
in
Durrard
Inlet
that
figured
in
a
prominent
trial
last
year
Harry
Lawrence
Calne
of
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
applied
for
the
order
against
Wigwam
Inn
Holdings
Ltd
when
he
failed
to
receive
payment
on
a
40000
mortgage
he
holds
on
the
property
A
mass
meeting
of
the
heads
of
50
police
forces
in
the
great
greater
�
er
Montreal
area
will
be
held
on
Monday
Montreals
police
director
J
Adrlen
Robert
says
the
meeting
will
co
ordinate
plans
for
an
all
out
drive
to
check
a
mounting
crime
wave
Representatives
of
the
RCMP
and
the
Quebec
Provincial
Po
Police
�
lice
will
also
attend
A
woman
shot
during
an
ar
argument
�
gument
in
Westfleld
NJ
last
night
gave
birth
to
twin
boys
today
One
was
dead
of
a
bullet
The
other
died
several
hours
later
The
woman
26-year-old
Vera
Miles
is
in
critical
con
condition
�
dition
in
hospital
Police
say
the
shooting
took
place
at
the
rooming
house
where
she
lived
Joseph
Hill
53
who
also
lived
in
the
rooming
house
is
being
held
on
an
open
charge
British
Columbias
Premier
Bennett
in
Ottawa
for
the
federal-provincial
conference
is
expected
to
confer
with
Extern
External
�
al
affairs
Minister
Martin
on
the
Columbia
River
power
pro
project
�
ject
Ottawa
sources
say
the
two
men
undoubtedly
will
want
to
consult
on
the
progress
of
negotiations
with
the
US
on
a
revised
Columbia
River
treaty
However
no
special
time
has
yet
been
set
for
a
meeting
Agriculture
Minister
Harry
Hays
has
sold
642
head
of
cattle
from
his
Quarter
Circle
57
ranch
southwest
of
High
River
30
miles
south
of
Cal
Calgary
�
gary
More
than
200
head
re
remaining
�
maining
on
the
5000
-acre
ranch
will
be
sold
In
the
spring
The
minister
said
he
had
to
sell
the
cattle
not
because
I
dont
have
good
help
but
because
I
just
cant
spend
enough
time
to
keep
the
cattle
He
said
he
also
wants
to
exclude
personal
interests
from
his
position
as
agriculture
minister
Vol
7
No
230
WASHINGTON
iff
-
Presi
President
�
dent
Lyndon
Johnson
said
to
today
�
day
the
Ideas
and
ideals
of
the
late
President
Kennedy
must
and
will
be
translated
into
ef
effective
�
fective
action
Johnson
also
appealed
for
an
end
to
what
he
termed
the
teaching
and
preaching
of
hate
and
evil
and
violence
In
a
speech
to
Congress
and
the
nations
Johnson
called
spe
specifically
�
cifically
for
early
Congression
Congressional
�
al
action
to
set
up
new
civil
rights
safeguards
and
enact
an
11
billion
tax
cut
bill
No
memorial
oration
or
eulogy
could
more
eloquently
honor
President
Kennedys
Now
hear
this
Hotel
owners
have
a
choice
In
BC
but
It
seems
that
most
are
content
in
having
the
same
opening
hours
come
Jan
1
when
it
all
changes
The
Liquor
Con
Control
�
trol
Doard
stresses
only
that
liquor
retail
outlets
can
be
open
13
hours
between
9
am
and
midnight
and
if
a
hotel
man
chose
he
could
open
at
0
close
at
midnight
and
a
closure
be
between
�
tween
1
pm
and
3
pm
nor
normal
�
mal
quiet
periods
Out
Its
doubtful
It
will
happen
here
Most
sem
to
think
1030
am
to
1130
pm
with
no
closure
Is
the
answer
Freelance
newsman
DORY
THACKER
squealed
loudly
when
he
read
the
Item
In
this
corner
yesterday
which
claimed
he
has
begun
to
support
the
IJC
Lions
football
team
Just
because
his
Winnipeg
Dlue
Bombers
are
out
of
the
picture
this
year
Says
hell
gladly
accept
any
3
1
wa
wager
�
ger
that
Hamilton
will
take
home
the
Grey
Cup
without
any
trouble
and
that
it
wont
come
back
West
until
the
Blue
Bombers
get
ready
to
bring
It
back
CKPG
TV
has
received
the
five
-
hour
film
of
president
Kennedys
funeral
It
will
be
shown
Thursday
at
11
am
Some
highlights
from
the
film
will
be
re
run
Sunday
but
no
definite
times
are
available
TV
owners
who
have
cable
ser
service
�
vice
saw
the
funeral
live
Monday
Regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
normally
held
tonight
In
the
board
room
at
the
hospital
starting
at
8
Pm
It
was
a
baby
boy
their
third
for
Mohawk
stalwart
DAVE
BELLAMY
and
wife
MARIAN
both
of
whom
were
hoping
for
a
girl
to
even
up
the
score
Incidentally
Dave
who
tolled
hard
and
long
for
the
PGK
is
now
a
prosperous
looking
life
Insurance
salesman
Tk
Reservations
for
Christmas
travel
are
in
full
swing
in
Prince
George
and
no
wonder
with
travel
agent
Mrs
J
W
Drown
and
Canadian
Pacific
Airline
stewardess
Dianne
Lewis
of
Burnaby
to
look
after
travellers
needs
EUROPEANS
SPECULATE
memory
than
the
earliest
pos
possible
�
sible
passage
of
the
civil
rights
bill
for
which
he
fought
No
act
of
ours
could
more
fittingly
continue
the
work
of
President
Kennedy
than
the
earliest
passage
of
the
tax
bill
for
which
he
fought
This
Is
not
time
for
delay
It
Is
a
time
for
action
The
new
president
called
the
assassination
of
his
predeces
predecessor
�
sor
the
foulest
deed
of
our
time
He
went
on
to
say
that
Kennedy
must
be
commemorat
commemorated
�
ed
In
actions
Johnson
called
for
united
ef
effort
�
fort
by
a
nation
which
he
said
goes
forward
In
action
in
tolerance
and
mutual
un
understanding
�
derstanding
In
one
of
his
most
emotion
emotional
�
al
passages
Johnson
said
The
time
has
come
for
Americans
of
all
races
and
creeds
and
political
beliefs
to
understand
and
respect
one
an
another
�
other
Let
us
put
an
end
to
the
teaching
and
preaching
of
hate
and
evil
and
violence
Let
us
turn
away
from
the
fana
fanatics
�
tics
of
the
far
left
and
the
far
right
from
the
apostles
of
bitterness
and
bigotry
from
those
defiant
of
law
and
those
who
pour
venom
Into
our
na
nations
�
tions
bloodstreams
Johnson
expressed
a
hope
that
the
tragedy
and
torment
of
these
terrible
days
will
bind
the
American
people
together
In
new
fellowship
Let
us
here
highly
resolve
that
John
F
Kennedy
did
not
live
or
die
In
vain
Johnson
left
no
doubt
about
his
commitment
to
the
cause
of
civil
rights
We
have
talked
long
enough
In
this
country
about
equal
rights
We
have
talked
for
100
years
or
more
e
2
Kennedy
was
shot
At
the
same
time
an
Italian
Newspaper
Corrlere
Cana
dese
said
there
must
have
been
a
second
assassin
It
suggested
that
firing
three
shots
In
five
seconds
would
be
an
Impossible
feat
The
French
newspapers
Dal
Dallas
�
las
correspondent
says
one
of
them
was
Lee
Harvey
Oswald
but
the
FBI
hopes
to
be
able
to
Identify
the
other
man
soon
The
correspondent
says
the
FBI
Is
examining
a
color
film
taken
by
an
American
naval
rating
He
says
At
the
very
moment
of
the
killing
the
young
sailor
was
filming
the
motorcyclists
escorting
the
presidential
car
But
in
rewinding
the
camera
without
meaning
to
he
photo
photographed
�
graphed
part
of
the
facade
of
the
building
where
Oswald
was
hidden
itlzn
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only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
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Columbia
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to
be
used
to
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today
were
at
least
two
men
in
the
Federal
Bureau
of
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President
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stockyard
planned
for
area
Plans
for
a
25000
stockyard
In
Prince
George
are
readyand
need
only
final
approval
and
backing
from
the
members
of
the
Livestock
Association
It
was
announced
today
The
site
for
the
proposed
yards
Is
not
yet
decided
but
both
the
CNR
and
PGE
have
of
offered
�
fered
to
lease
three
to
five
acres
of
land
The
CNR
land
Is
located
near
the
Mlworth
station
and
the
PGE
acreage
near
the
new
Fraser
River
Bridge
Monday
for
the
development
will
be
raised
through
the
sale
of
shares
said
Bill
Serle
sec
secretary
�
retary
of
the
Livestock
Asso
Association
�
ciation
The
Association
will
discuss
the
plans
at
a
meeting
Friday
night
The
yards
would
be
used
for
public
auction
sales
of
cattle
from
as
far
west
as
Smlthers
At
present
cattle
raisers
ship
their
cattle
by
train
to
Edmon
Edmonton
�
ton
or
Vancouver
packing
houses
or
truck
them
to
Ques
nel
or
Williams
Lake
for
sales
there
Prince
George
railway
yards
handle
6000
cattle
each
year
Consequently
Mr
Serle
Is
con
confident
�
fident
the
stock
yards
would
be
an
economic
success
He
claims
a
yearly
sale
of
900
head
would
support
the
propos
proposed
�
ed
yards
In
the
beginning
the
yard
would
hold
three
or
four
sales
a
year
Mr
Serle
said
Eventually
the
Livestock
As
Association
�
sociation
executive
thinks
the
yards
would
handle
50
per
cent
of
the
cattle
sold
In
the
area
Auctions
held
here
Mr
Serle
pointed
out
would
be
a
definite
advantage
to
Northern
Interior
cattle
ranchers
Under
present
conditions
they
pay
all
shipping
costs
and
their
cattle
lose
weight
in
transit
Also
the
ranchers
would
be
present
while
their
cattle
are
sold
and
would
receive
their
money
Immediately
If
the
plans
are
approved
the
yards
should
be
ready
for
the
first
sale
next
fall
and
should
attract
both
packinghouse
and
commission
buyers
The
executive
also
plans
to
sell
shares
to
local
business
businessmen
�
men
since
the
yards
would
bring
many
potential
customers
Into
the
city
during
sales
The
association
executive
feels
the
yards
would
be
self
supporting
through
auction
commissions
and
yard
and
feed
charges
CFPL
buys
three
northern
mills
Canadian
Forest
Products
Ltd
announced
Tuesday
it
has
purchased
all
of
the
shares
of
three
major
lumber
mills
in
the
Peace
River
for
an
un
undisclosed
�
disclosed
sum
Purchase
of
Fort
St
John
Lumber
Co
Ltd
Peace
River
Forest
Industries
Ltd
and
Junction
Mills
Ltd
was
an
announced
�
nounced
by
John
G
Prentice
president
of
CFPL
The
combined
production
of
lumber
from
the
three
com
companies
�
panies
is
In
excess
of
50
million
feet
per
year
The
timber
limits
of
the
three
mills
are
outside
CFPs
pulp
wood
harvesting
area
and
their
purchase
does
not
constitute
a
conflict
with
the
forest
Industry
adjacent
to
Prince
George
Mr
Prentice
said
Mr
Prentice
said
CFP
will
attempt
to
bring
about
complete
utilization
at
the
three
mills
which
are
located
at
Chetwynd
Fort
St
John
and
Dawson
Creek
He
said
CFP
will
manufacture
wood
chips
for
consumption
by
the
proposed
80
million
pulp
and
paper
mill
at
Prince
George
However
the
manufacture
of
chips
by
the
three
mills
owned
by
CFP
will
have
no
effect
on
the
production
of
chips
by
mills
adjacent
to
Prince
George
When
In
production
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
will
require
all
the
chips
that
can
be
produced
In
order
to
reach
Its
capacity
of
700
tons
of
kraft
pulp
per
day
A
spokesman
for
CFP
which
with
the
Reed
Group
of
England
will
build
the
pulp
mill
at
Prince
George
told
The
Citizen
the
purchase
of
the
three
operations
represents
an
attempt
by
the
company
to
demonstrate
what
can
be
done
to
bring
about
com
complete
�
plete
utilization
In
the
Industry
He
said
the
purchase
merely
represents
an
Investment
on
a
sound
basis
Gordon
Moore
a
principal
in
the
negotiations
who
Is
well
known
throughout
the
Northern
Interior
will
continue
as
a
director
of
Fort
St
John
Lumber
Co
Ltd
and
of
Peace
River
Forest
Industries
Direct
taxation
sharing
issue
at
Ottawa
conference
OTTAWA
CP
-
Leaders
of
federal
and
provincial
govern
governments
�
ments
met
today
on
the
historic
fighting
ground
of
past
federal
provincial
conferences
How
to
share
upwards
of
4000
000000
In
direct
taxation
The
complex
related
prob
problem
�
lem
of
financing
and
adminis
administering
�
tering
a
host
of
jointly
financed
services
to
the
public
was
also
up
for
debate
In
this
second
day
of
their
new
conference
Prime
Minister
Pearson
de
describing
�
scribing
the
conference
as
a
new
chapter
in
Confedera
Confederation
�
tion
said
Tuesday
the
federal
government
Is
not
committed
to
any
particular
tax
sharing
plan
and
Indicated
further
meet
meetings
�
ings
will
be
deeded
A
wide
range
of
provincial
viewpoints
and
interests
spell-
Local
Liberals
consolidate
two
party
organizations
Prince
George
Liberal
Party
members
moved
Tuesday
night
to
consolidate
the
activities
of
its
two
member
bodies
and
to
keep
alive
interest
in
the
Lib
Liberal
�
eral
ideal
at
the
local
level
Members
of
the
Fort
George
Liberal
Association
at
a
meeting
in
St
Giles
Presby
Presbyterian
�
terian
Church
agreed
to
a
suggestion
that
the
executive
for
the
Prince
George
Association
and
the
Fort
George
Association
be
the
same
This
arrangement
would
provide
the
Liberal
Party
here
with
an
active
organization
and
would
serve
to
maintain
the
party
in
a
state
of
readiness
in
the
event
of
an
election
Members
of
the
local
execu
executive
�
tive
are
required
to
meet
once
a
month
and
a
general
meeting
of
the
association
be
held
every
two
months
Tne
Fort
George
association
which
represents
the
riding
meets
once
a
year
Executive
officers
of
the
or
organization
�
ganization
include
Vic
Smith
president
Barry
Cook
vice
president
Mrs
Joan
Hill
sec
secretary
�
retary
Peter
Pattullo
treasurer
and
Dr
R
A
Ewert
and
Vic
Mowbray
executive
members
ed
out
in
formal
statements
by
the
premiers
showed
that
the
task
of
finding
common
ground
among
them
is
immense
Quebec
and
British
Colum
Columbia
�
bia
were
strongest
in
their
demand
for
a
larger
provincial
share
of
the
direct
tax
fields
personal
and
corporation
In
Income
�
come
tax
and
death
taxes
occupied
by
both
Ottawa
and
the
provinces
Ontario
and
Saskat
Saskatchewan
�
chewan
also
said
they
need
more
In
contrast
Nova
Scotia
Newfoundland
and
Prince
Ed
Edward
�
ward
Island
expressed
fears
over
any
weakening
of
the
central
governments
financial
powers
to
help
the
poorer
prov
provinces
�
inces
provide
their
citizens
with
a
basic
standard
of
services
Federal
equalization
pay
paymentsthe
�
mentsthe
device
used
to
pro
provide
�
vide
this
help
should
be
scrapped
said
British
Colum
Columbias
�
bias
Social
Credit
Premier
Bennett
whose
province
doesnt
get
the
payments
Other
provinces
notably
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatche
Saskatchewan
�
wan
and
Prince
Edward
Island
said
equalization
payments
should
be
Improved
Conservative
Premier
Rob
arts
of
Ontario
whose
high
income
taxpayers
help
provide
these
payments
argued
against
any
change
At
least
one
decision
appeared
likely
to
come
out
of
the
conference
creation
of
some
means
of
continuing
consultation
between
the
two
levels
of
government
on
econ
economic
�
omic
and
fiscal
policies
This
was
suggested
by
several
provinces
Scholorships
on
incentive
students
need
By
JOHN
MATTERS
How
can
Prince
George
citi
citizens
�
zens
show
they
are
concerned
about
the
academic
welfare
of
their
youth
Does
the
responsibility
end
by
voting
In
favor
of
a
school
referendum
or
Joining
a
Parent
Teacher
Association
Those
are
some
of
the
ques
questions
�
tions
being
discussed
by
a
committee
which
will
decide
the
scholarship
winners
at
Prince
George
Senior
Secondary
School
seven
months
from
now
The
school
needs
more
scho
scholar
�
lar
ships
a
member
of
the
committee
said
Monday
The
scholarships
should
be
of
a
general
nature
available
to
the
majority
of
students
Only
10
of
the
20
scholarships
now
offered
to
grade
12
and
13
students
at
the
school
fit
Into
that
category
The
remainder
are
offered
by
organizations
or
Individuals
which
are
promoting
advanced
study
In
specialized
fields
The
10
general
scholarships
come
to
a
total
of
1975
the
largest
Is
400
Others
are
In
blocks
of
100
125
200
and
350
Stressing
that
he
was
not
criticizing
any
of
the
donors
the
committee
member
said
In
general
terms
the
more
restrictive
the
scholarships
the
less
beneficial
they
are
to
the
community
That
Is
the
first
problem
confronting
the
committee
the
need
for
more
general
scholarships
The
second
need
Is
for
larger
scholarships
a
sum
of
money
which
will
put
a
student
In
a
good
financial
position
for
the
first
year
of
university
The
cost
to
a
student
from
Prince
George
attending
UBC
Is
about
900
a
year
greater
than
that
of
a
student
from
the
Lower
Mainland
A
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
student
can
get
away
with
600
if
he
does
not
have
to
pay
board
and
room
A
generous
scholarship
program
helps
the
school
hold
up
Its
standards
to
the
com
community
�
munity
To
fellow
students
It
focuses
attention
on
their
out
outstanding
�
standing
classmates
said
the
committee
member
If
many
win
scholarships
they
set
an
example
for
all
students
to
see
and
emulate
It
all
results
In
a
shot
In
the
arm
for
a
schools
aca
academic
�
demic
standards
A
requirement
fur
students
wanting
to
qualify
for
a
scholarship
at
Prince
George
is
that
they
write
departmental
exams
Tills
Involves
them
foregoing
an
opportunity
to
finish
the
school
term
10
days
earlier
than
students
recommended
or
who
dont
have
to
write
final
exams
Often
this
means
those
who
would
win
a
scholarship
will
lose
out
on
summer
jobs
be
because
�
cause
employment
vacancies
are
filled
before
the
student
becomes
available
Is
Prince
George
seeing
to
it
that
all
-of
the
students
who
should
bo
enrolling
at
VBC
aro
having
an
opportunity
to
do
so
The
conunltteo
member
has
statistics
which
indicate
that
Is
not
the
case
UBC
estimates
an
average
of
10
per
cent
of
Iho
provinces
high
school
gnuhiatos
onrol
at
the
university
Tho
enrolment
from
Prince
Gooriro
ayorauvs
5
per
ipnt
of
tho
Uval
graduating
class
During
tho
just
throe
years
only
five
n
w
scholarships
have
been
added
to
the
list
of
those
available
at
the
secondary
school
During
the
same
period
the
number
of
students
in
grades
12
and
13
trebled
If
our
average
mot
provin
provincial
�
cial
standards
we
would
have
35
students
going
to
IBC
for
their
first
or
second
years
next
term
As
it
now
Is
well
prob
ably
have
15
Including
enrolees
In
the
teacher
training
plan
Under
those
circumstances
Prince
George
is
not
doing
what
It
should
to
add
to
the
number
of
technically
ami
Aca
Academically
�
demically
trained
people
This
Is
not
good
consid
considering
�
ering
that
each
day
we
aro
becoming
a
city
which
has
to
rely
to
a
greater
extent
on
untversity
tratned
people-
tor
our
Industry
ami
eoininerce