THE
WORLD
TODAY
Italian
Dremler
Aldo
Moro
lold
Italys
parliament
today
that
his
new
centre
left
govern
ment
Is
pledged
to
work
for
a
more
stable
International
sit
uatlon
with
measures
for
balanced
and
controlled
dfs
armament
and
for
agreements
to
prevent
surprise
attacks
In
seeking
a
vote
of
confidence
Moro
said
there
would
be
no
more
nationalization
of
In
Industry
�
dustry
lie
promised
an
aus
austerity
�
terity
program
aimed
at
halting
Inflation
providing
monetary
stability
and
Improving
Italys
unfavorable
trade
balance
Britain
and
Russia
are
re
reported
�
ported
to
be
putting
out
feelers
toward
more
cordial
east
west
relations
Informants
In
London
say
Premier
Khrushchev
has
been
in
touch
with
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Sir
Alec
Douglas
Home
through
the
Russian
ambas
ambassador
�
sador
In
London
Foreign
sec
secretary
�
retary
It
A
Dutler
is
under
understood
�
stood
tohave
expressed
a
desire
for
an
early
meeting
with
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Gromyko
The
planning
conference
of
the
International
Telecommuni
Telecommunications
�
cations
Union
has
approved
a
plan
for
worldwide
automatic
and
semi
automatic
telephone
and
telex
links
A
conference
official
said
In
Rome
the
tele
telecommunication
�
communication
networks
during
the
next
four
years
Dy
using
the
automatic
service
a
tele
telephone
�
phone
or
telex
subscribed
would
be
able
to
dial
a
number
in
any
country
on
the
network
The
main
street
in
Nazareth
where
Christ
lived
will
be
renamed
Pope
Paul
VI
Street
In
honor
of
the
pontiff
who
Is
expected
In
Israel
next
month
on
his
pilgrimage
to
the
Holy
Land
Already
the
tiny
town
Is
bustling
to
make
ready
for
the
visit
Meanwhile
in
London
a
Church
of
England
minister
claims
a
thriving
black
market
with
hotel
bedrooms
costing
500
a
night
has
sprung
up
In
Jerusalem
in
advance
of
the
pilgrimage
This
is
something
we
deeply
regret
It
is
deplorable1
said
Rev
Arthur
E
Paytonwho
will
head
a
party
of
250
British
pilgrims
due
to
visit
the
Holy
Land
at
the
same
time
as
the
pontiff
Apparently
South
Korean
president
elect
Chung
Hee
Park
hopes
to
strengthen
ties
with
the
US
and
other
western
allies
with
the
cabinet
he
nam
named
�
ed
today
Appointed
premier
was
western
-
educated
Choi
Doo
Sun
Former
ambassador
to
Washington
Chung
n
Kwon
was
named
foreign
minister
Reliable
sources
in
India
say
the
US
Navys
Seventh
Fleet
will
extend
its
operations
west
westward
�
ward
Into
the
Indian
Ocean
These
sources
say
the
purpose
is
to
help
deter
Chinese
Com
Communist
�
munist
expansion
The
Infor
Informants
�
mants
say
a
task
force
in
including
�
cluding
an
aircraft
carrier
will
cruise
the
Indian
Ocean
period
periodically
�
ically
US
Defence
Secretary
Mc
Nanura
announced
today
that
In
an
economy
action
he
has
ordered
26
military
bases
In
the
US
and
seven
bases
over
overseas
�
seas
to
be
closed
or
substan
substantially
�
tially
reduced
He
told
a
Wash
Washington
�
ington
news
conference
Ihave
every
reason
to
believe
that
studies
now
underway
will
lead
to
further
reductions
In
the
coming
months
He
said
when
the
33
bases
are
closed
or
reduced
over
a
period
of
up
to
three
and
one
half
years
he
expects
annual
savings
of
106
million
Some
700
machinists
and
plant
maintenance
men
employ
employed
�
ed
by
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
across
Canada
and
around
the
world
are
to
receive
225
in
retroactive
pay
This
is
the
average
amount
most
of
the
men
will
receive
under
a
new
con
contract
�
tract
negotiated
between
CPA
and
the
Machinists
Union
The
new
contract
Is
for
three
years
and
provides
for
an
8
per
cent
across
-
the
-
board
increase
part
of
which
Is
retroactive
Vol
7jNo
241
xiXe
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
JB-
Talk
of
the
town
today
is
giant
illuminated
star
rising
above
city
hall
designed
and
constructed
by
citys
pub
public
�
lic
works
department
The
star
is
14
feet
high
decorat
decorated
�
ed
with
white
stationery
and
twinkling
lights
atop
LOST
TWO
WEEKS
which
Is
not
mentioned
in
the
brief
claims
that
charges
laid
by
the
city
against
the
oil
in
industry
�
dustry
are
utterly
untrue
and
very
damaging
The
citys
brief
to
the
com
commission
�
mission
which
is
headed
by
Judge
C
V
Morrow
accuses
the
oil
industry
of
acting
in
concert
to
maintain
fixed
prices
on
gasoline
on
a
non-competitive
basis
and
of
marketing
gas
gasoline
�
oline
under
the
control
of
a
monopoly
If
council
was
aware
that
these
are
criminal
offences
and
had
substantiated
evidence
that
it
had
the
responsibility
to
re
report
�
port
these
charges
to
the
Di
Director
�
rector
of
Investigation
and
Re
Research
�
search
Combines
Branch
De
Department
�
partment
of
Justice
Ottawa
the
oil
firm
advised
the
mayor
A
copy
of
the
letter
was
ad
addressed
�
dressed
to
The
Citizen
and
originated
from
the
office
of
Uie
region
manager
C
L
God
dard
in
Vancouver
Hydro
jet
gets
tests
Orenda
Company
technicians
are
making
final
tests
today
on
the
6000
kolowatt
jet
generator
that
was
recently
purchased
to
augment
Prince
Georges
power
supply
Bill
Best
district
manager
for
BC
Hydro
said
the
unit
has
been
hooked
up
and
it
Is
expected
to
go
Into
operation
before
the
weekend
when
final
adjustments
have
been
com
completed
�
pleted
The
generator
Is
capable
of
producing
between
7000
and
8000
horsepower
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
DECEMBER
12
1963
ir
i
f
ii
tB
3
foot
high
lights
which
spell
out
the
message
Merry
Xtnas
City
council
Wednesday
commended
the
works
department
for
the
creation
Pete
Miller
photo
SPOTTED
NEAR
CABIN
Trappers
survive
bush
ordeal
Two
menwho
were
lost
nearly
two
weeks
in
rugged
bush
country
75
miles
north
of
Fort
St
James
were
found
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
in
apparently
excellent
con
condition
�
dition
Frank
Peter
Dennis
45
and
Paul
Antolne
20
were
lost
in
the
area
after
they
attempted
to
walk
to
the
Germansen
Landing
Highway
30
miles
west
of
their
cabin
on
Philip
Lake
Fort
St
James
RCMP
report
snow
conditions
today
may
post
postpone
�
pone
the
flight
that
was
to
bring
the
two
trappers
to
this
com
community
�
munity
They
were
flown
into
the
area
Nov
1
to
trap
and
were
to
be
picked
up
Dec
1
Citys
charge
unfounded
says
major
oil
company
A
major
oil
company
has
taken
offence
at
the
wording
of
a
brief
which
will
be
sub
submitted
�
mitted
by
the
City
of
Prince
George
to
the
Royal
Commis
Commission
�
sion
on
gasoline
pricing
In
BC
In
the
letter
addressed
to
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
Imper
Imperial
�
ial
Oil
Limited
charges
the
citys
submission
damages
by
implication
the
reputation
of
Imperial
Oil
with
unfounded
charges
of
criminal
wrong
wrongdoing
�
doing
Referring
to
the
publication
of
the
citys
brief
in
The
Citi
Citizen
�
zen
Nov
28
the
company
Now
hear
this
Its
still
undecided
whether
have
not
received
their
seals
or
not
horse
racing
will
return
yet
can
have
them
mailed
to
to
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
their
homes
by
telephoning
Exhibition
The
directors
ap-
LOgan
4
5916
pointed
Andy
Isabelle
Dob
The
Raphael
family
of
Shel-
Clements
and
Dill
Taylor
to
ley
who
recently
lost
their
find
out
if
horse
racing
can
home
In
a
fire
have
received
make
any
money
or
not
many
of
the
articles
of
clothing
Chairman
of
the
TD
Christ-
and
household
furniture
needed
mas
seal
committee
Alex
Clark
but
they
still
require
shoes
for
said
today
donations
for
the
their
14-year-old
son
pillows
seals
are
coming
In
at
about
the
mattresses
and
cots
Were
same
rate
as
last
year
Mr
told
of
the
case
of
a
young
Clark
said
reminders
would
be
fellow
who
bought
a
set
of
seat
mailed
out
this
weekend
toper-
covers
from
an
eastern
firm
sons
who
havent
donated
yet
guaranteed
to
last
for
life
they
He
also
said
residents
who
were
In
any
case
they
fell
to
shreds
In
a
couple
weeks
Then
INDEX
the
outm
ln
tne
east
waned
the
money
The
fellow
said
he
Classified
14
15
wouldnt
pay
up
and
the
next
Comics
10
thing
he
knew
he
was
turned
Coming
Events
12
over
to
credit
snoops
Editorial
9
Hartley
Guest
the
drivers
Entertainment
7
8
licence
man
is
leaving
the
gov-
Markets
3
ernment
service
to
work
for
a
Sports
4
5
truck
company
here
The
pilot
of
a
RCMP
search
plane
Staff
Sgt
DMThomson
said
the
two
men
apparently
lost
trackofthe
time
and
thought
the
plane
was
not
going
to
pick
them
up
Thomson
said
when
he
saw
them
briefly
at
their
cabin
they
were
100
per
cent
Dennis
and
Antolne
were
lo
located
�
cated
near
their
cabin
after
a
search
party
of
three
men
followed
their
tracks
which
at
one
place
came
within
400
yards
of
the
highway
The
searchers
started
from
a
snowmobile
in
which
they
came
from
Fort
St
James
Sun
Sunday
�
day
Staff
Sgt
Thomson
said
the
I
WONDER
IF
Y
THEVVE
5HOPPEP
VET
JUST
10
MORE
QMS
LEFTP
Ye
i
jj
Four
vanish
in
mudslide
ST
JOACHIM
de
TOUR
ELLE
Que
M
A
second
earth
movement
today
sent
two
houses
tumbling
Into
a
sea
of
mud
where
a
truck
and
four
men
and
three
other
houses
were
swallowed
up
Wednesday
night
Quebec
Provincial
Police
working
throughout
the
night
to
help
this
stricken
and
alarmed
Gaspe
Peninsula
community
ordered
10
more
houses
evacu
evacuated
�
ated
TO
LIVE
IN
FRANCE
PARIS
fl
-
Mme
Ngo
Dlnh
Nhu
has
been
granted
permis
permission
�
sion
to
live
ln
France
for
an
unlimited
time
the
foreign
min
ministry
�
istry
said
Thursday
two
men
probably
walked
more
than
75
miles
in
their
back
backtracking
�
tracking
andzig
zagglnglntho
mountainous
country
Neither
of
the
two
men
had
trapped
ln
the
area
before
The
RCMP
plane
landed
at
Philip
Lake
after
seeing
smoke
It
brought
back
the
mens
equip
equipment
�
ment
and
three
of
the
searchers
Although
the
men
had
taken
little
food
with
them
when
they
left
they
apparently
did
not
go
hungry
because
of
the
large
game
population
in
the
area
Temperatures
while
they
were
lost
dropped
to
as
low
as
20
below
zero
but
the
trappers
who
carrying
bedding
suffered
no
HI
effects
Prince
George
may
be
the
site
next
year
for
the
construction
of
one
of
the
first
low
rental
housing
projects
of
its
kind
in
BC
Mclab
Construction
Co
Ltd
of
Edmonton
plans
to
build
the
project
on
approximately
10
acres
of
land
located
north
of
Twentieth
east
of
the
Vander
hoof
Highway
Defined
as
a
limited
dividend
housing
project
It
could
provide
housing
for
upwards
of
100
families
ln
the
low
Income
bracket
City
council
took
one
of
the
first
positive
steps
to
clear
the
way
for
construction
of
the
project
when
it
set
Jan
0
as
the
date
for
a
public
auction
to
cover
the
sale
of
the
land
Up
Upset
�
set
price
of
the
land
Is
ap
approximately
�
proximately
27500
Limited
dividend
housing
built
under
the
terms
of
the
Na
National
�
tional
Housing
Act
Is
financed
and
rigidly
controlled
by
Cen
Central
�
tral
Mortage
and
Housing
Cor
Corporation
�
poration
According
to
an
officer
of
CMHC
here
the
builder
is
re
restricted
�
stricted
to
a
five
per
cent
pro
profit
�
fit
on
his
total
investment
and
rents
are
set
according
to
the
maximum
Income
the
tenant
is
permitted
to
earn
In
other
words
tenants
are
selected
ac
according
�
cording
to
Income
and
once
a
tenants
income
rises
above
and
established
maximum
he
is
required
to
relinquish
his
occupancy
The
property
was
formerly
Crown
land
which
was
trans
transferred
�
ferred
to
the
city
by
order-ln-councll
last
month
Terms
of
the
auction
sale
specify
the
land
may
only
be
sold
for
limited
dividend
use
McLab
a
pioneer
in
limited
dividend
building
has
just
com
completed
�
pleted
Its
first
project
in
BC
at
Port
Moody
where
100
units
were
recently
opened
for
oc
occupancy
�
cupancy
The
firm
operates
a
number
of
the
housing
com
complexes
�
plexes
on
the
prairie
provinces
According
to
the
CMIIA
spokesman
tenants
are
con
confined
�
fined
to
the
lower
third
Income
group
and
rents
run
at
about
a
72
minimum
Limited
dividend
housing
has
not
appeared
in
BC
until
now
because
of
slightly
higher
build
building
�
ing
costs
which
have
not
tied
ln
with
the
allowable
rents
Cost
of
land
taxes
and
other
factors
rule
as
to
whether
such
projects
can
be
profitable
It
Is
anticipated
McLab
will
build
a
minimum
of
75
units
if
not
100
which
will
conform
with
the
row
housing
trend
pop
popular
�
ular
ln
many
fast
growing
com
communities
�
munities
in
BC
today
Recent
inquiries
made
at
city
hall
indicate
that
a
similar
housing
project
Is
planned
for
the
Van
Dow
area
between
Tweenteith
and
Fifteenth
west
of
Victoria
Ptwn
LOfn
4
2441
100
FAMILIES
LOW
10
-
HIGH
25
Low
cost
housing
project
planned
7tm
tmff
Bcrcc-fo-schoo
campaign
starts
paying
off
here
By
Chuck
Dolan
The
National
employment
Service
in
co
operation
with
the
staff
at
Prince
George
Senior
High
School
have
a
note
noteworthy
�
worthy
back
to
school
pro
program
�
gram
under
way
It
was
conceived
Initially
to
halt
or
at
least
slow
down
the
number
of
high
school
dropouts
ln
the
Prince
George
area
Although
its
success
cannot
be
measured
by
conventional
standards
the
participants
feel
It
is
definitely
successful
About
13
per
cent
of
the
prospective
dropouts
this
fall
have
reversed
their
decisions
to
quit
school
after
consultation
with
participants
in
the
stay
ln
school
program
High
school
principal
G
H
Bevan
Is
convinced
that
If
ef
forts
keep
Just
one
student
from
dropping
out
all
their
time
and
work
will
be
Justified
If
we
keep
five
from
quit
quitting
�
ting
before
they
have
completed
grade
12
then
our
success
is
five
times
as
great
This
view
is
shared
by
coun
counsellors
�
sellors
National
Employment
Service
personnel
and
school
officials
The
program
ln
short
Is
this
1
The
student
is
required
to
complete
four
steps
inhls
out
routine
the
first
being
a
con
consultation
�
sultation
with
one
of
the
schools
counsellors
The
counsellor
talks
to
the
student
and
tries
to
establish
the
areas
of
con
contention
�
tention
and
why
the
student
feels
he
wants
to
quit
turn
to
Page
3
Prince
Rupert
man
faces
tv
possession
charge
A
Prince
Rupert
man
was
charged
ln
magistrates
court
Wednesday
with
possession
of
a
portable
TV
set
allegedly
stolen
from
Better
Value
Furniture
store
early
Tuesday
morning
John
Steven
Donovan
26
was
arrested
at
1130
pm
Tuesday
at
the
Greyhound
bus
terminal
after
boarding
a
bus
for
Prince
Rupert
Police
staked
out
the
area
after
getting
a
report
from
a
bus
terminal
employee
that
a
TV
set
had
been
left
there
to
be
put
on
the
Prince
Rupert
bus
In
court
Wednesday
Donovan
was
granted
a
remand
until
Dec
18
before
pleading
to
the
charge
of
possession
of
stolen
goods
Theft
wave
continues
here
A
series
of
thefts
mainly
from
parked
cars
took
place
ln
Prince
George
Wednesday
and
early
today
Largest
theft
was
from
John
Stewarts
car
parked
at
the
MacDonald
Hotel
Thieves
smashed
a
door
window
some
sometime
�
time
during
the
night
and
took
a
rifle
and
radio
of
total
value
of
400
Clothing
a
camera
and
field
glasses
were
stolen
from
a
car
parked
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
early
Wednesday
after
afternoon
�
noon
The
articles
owned
by
G
W
Marshall
of
Vancouver
were
valued
at
300
After
receiving
the
report
a
Better
Value
employee
iden
identified
�
tified
the
portable
TV
as
one
stolen
from
the
furniture
store
through
a
smashed
show
win
window
�
dow
Police
officers
followed
Donovan
onto
the
bus
and
brought
him
to
a
patrol
car
that
suddenly
appeared
on
the
scene
When
Donovan
appeared
ln
court
his
eye
was
blackened
and
cut
Man
stabbed
in
stomach
A
man
was
taken
to
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
with
a
stab
wound
to
the
abdomen
early
Wednesday
evening
po
police
�
lice
said
today
James
Quintal
was
operated
on
for
a
deep
and
wide
wound
Hospital
authorities
said
the
Injured
man
was
In
fairly
good
condition
today
and
is
con
conscious
�
scious
The
circumstances
were
not
known
as
police
said
they
were
not
able
to
talk
to
Quintal
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
The
Incident
was
reported
by
the
desk
clerk
of
the
Europe
Hotel
where
the
stabbing
took
place
PAYS
OUT
FUNDS
VICTORIA
CP
The
British
Columbia
traffic
victims
in
indemnity
�
demnity
fund
has
paid
more
than
1000000
to
innocent
victims
of
uninsured
motorists
since
it
was
set
up
two
years
ago
Columbia
pact
getting
close
By
GERALD
WARING
Citizen
Correspondent
OTTAWA
Agreement
on
development
of
Columbia
River
power
seemed
appreciably
closer
today
following
three
days
of
hard
negotiating
here
among
the
governments
of
Can
Canada
�
ada
BC
and
the
US
External
Affairs
Minister
Paul
Martin
said
Wednesday
night
that
very
substantial
very
satisfactory
progress
had
been
achieved
All
the
negotiators
are
La
agreement
on
a
report
that
will
now
be
sent
to
the
governments
concerned
he
said
Asked
by
a
newsman
If
ac
acceptance
�
ceptance
of
this
report
by
the
three
governments
would
clear
the
way
for
a
start
on
the
Columbia
project
Mr
Martin
replied
I
would
agree
with
that
Mr
Martin
the
main
spokes
spokesman
�
man
for
the
conference
dis
disclosed
�
closed
no
details
of
the
agree
agreement
�
ment
but
dropped
strong
hints
to
guide
reporters
ln
reading
between
the
lines
of
the
non
noncommittal
�
committal
communique
The
communique
summed
up
the
talks
with
this
paragraph
The
meeting
discussed
re
reports
�
ports
of
the
technical
working
groups
which
had
been
set
up
at
the
previous
meeting
ln
Washington
on
Sept
6
The
discussions
dealt
with
several
major
points
concerning
ar
rangements
for
the
sale
of
Can
Canadian
�
adian
downstream
benefits
and
for
financing
the
development
the
the
Columbia
River
ln
Canada
After
three
days
of
discus
discussions
�
sions
during
which
substantial
progress
was
made
the
negot
negotiators
�
iators
are
in
general
agreement
on
a
report
that
will
now
be
submitted
to
the
governments
concerned
Working
parties
are
to
meet
ln
the
course
of
the
next
week
to
draft
the
neces
sary
documents
for
consider
consideration
�
ation
at
a
further
meeting
of
the
delegations
in
Ottawa
on
Dec
20
Mr
Martin
told
newsmen
that
the
fact
that
the
three
of
us
have
been
able
to
reach
sub
substantial
�
stantial
agreement
speaks
for
Itself
He
was
referring
to
the
chief
representatives
of
the
other
governments
Lands
and
Forests
minister
Ray
Wtlllston
of
BC
and
Ivan
White
minister
fmmmmm
mwkmmmmrmm
RAY
WILLISTON
StlU
optimistic
PAUL
MARTIN
veiy
satisfactory
of
the
US
embassy
here
Mr
Wllllston
said
he
had
al
always
�
ways
been
optimistic
about
the
Columbia
project
and
was
ttlll
optimistic
Mr
White
said
that
In
the
US
Pacific
Northwest
there
had
never
been
a
scintilla
of
doubt
that
Joint
development
of
the
Columbia
was
the
most
bene
beneficial
�
ficial
and
the
only
way
to
do
the
job
The
talks
centered
around
the
price
that
US
power
utilities
would
pay
BC
for
down
downstream
�
stream
benefits
being
half
the
power
increment
at
existing
U
S
power
plants
on
the
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
after
construction
of
water
storage
facilities
in
Can
Canada
�
ada
Premier
Bennett
of
BC
has
demanded
five
mills
per
kilo
kilowatt
�
watt
hour
or
equivalent
Mr
Martin
declined
to
admit
or
deny
that
agreement
on
price
had
been
reached
But
It
Is
obvious
he
said
that
this
Is
a
factor
that
Is
embodied
in
the
report
on
whlchthere
is
general
agreement
Mr
White
Intervened
to
point
out
that
all
three
delegations
would
be
presenting
ldentloal
governments
So
It
contains
the
same
price
a
reporter
asked
slyly
Yes
replied
Mr
Martin
Then
he
retracted
Oh
well
I
didnt
say
that
But
I
didnt
say
no
either