THE
WORLD
TODAY
A
middle
aged
East
Berlin
couple
and
their
three
sons
slid
down
ropes
from
an
aban
abandoned
�
doned
apartment
Tuesday
night
and
escaped
Into
West
Berlin
Frledrlch
Motter
58
his
wife
Helen
SO
and
sons
9
14
and
24
made
the
break
undercover
of
a
snowstorm
a
few
hours
after
Communist
authorities
told
them
they
would
have
to
move
from
the
building
today
Motter
and
his
sens
suffered
rope
burns
in
the
escape
while
Mrs
Motter
broke
an
ankle
A
third
shipment
of
nuclear
warheads
has
been
delivered
to
the
Domarc
missile
base
near
North
Day
Ont
The
warheads
were
flown
Into
North
Day
early
this
morning
aboard
a
US
Air
Force
C
124
Globemasterthen
trucked
under
police
protec
tlon
to
the
Domarc
base
seven
miles
north
of
North
Day
Britain
Is
Insisting
on
the
right
of
its
manufacturers
to
sell
12
million
worth
of
buses
and
spare
parts
to
Cuba
de
despite
�
spite
US
objections
A
spokes
spokesman
�
man
for
the
British
Doard
of
Trade
notes
There
has
never
been
a
boycott
on
Cuba
by
Britain
The
US
has
not
officially
protested
against
Britain
for
the
bus
and
parts
sale
but
it
has
made
its
objections
clear
Defence
officials
In
Ottawa
said
today
every
effort
will
be
made
to
find
alternative
em
employment
�
ployment
for
workers
displaced
by
the
planned
shutdown
of
the
Mid
Canada
Warning
Line
They
were
commenting
on
a
statement
made
Monday
by
J
B
Carrol
Manitoba
Welfare
min
ister
that
the
province
It
concerned
about
employees
al
the
Cranberry
Portage
Man
Mid
Canada
Line
station
Arizona
Senator
Barry
Gold
water
campaigns
across
south
southern
�
ern
New
Hampshire
In
his
second-day
bid
for
support
In
his
White
House
drive
Visits
in
Nashua
Mllford
and
Amherst
will
be
capped
tonight
by
Gold
waters
first
major
New
Hamp
Hampshire
�
shire
speech
on
foreign
policy
at
a
college
In
Manchester
NH
In
Nicosia
Cyprus
Greek
and
Turkish
Cyprlots
today
cau
cautiously
�
tiously
moved
to
restore
free
freedom
�
dom
of
movement
and
communi
communications
�
cations
on
the
Island
after
three
weeks
of
tension
and
bloodshed
Both
factions
arranged
to
dismantle
roadblocks
and
barricades
as
part
of
an
agree
agreement
�
ment
negotiated
by
both
sides
and
announced
Tuesday
by
British
High
Commissioner
Sir
Arthur
Clark
Speculation
mounted
today
In
The
Vatican
that
Pope
Paul
may
soon
hold
the
first
consis
consistory
�
tory
of
his
reign
for
the
creation
of
new
cardinals
The
impression
has
been
strengthened
since
the
Pontiffs
return
Monday
from
his
three
day
pilgrimage
to
the
Holy
Land
Vatican
sources
said
Britains
new
super
bomber
the
TRS
2
will
present
ex
extremely
�
tremely
difficult
testing
prob
problems
�
lems
and
one
newspaper
sug
suggested
�
gested
today
Canada
may
be
asked
for
help
The
controversial
bomber
now
neartng
completion
Is
de
designed
�
signed
to
hedge
hop
at
tremen
tremendous
�
dous
speeds
and
thus
elude
detection
by
radar
and
anti
antiaircraft
�
aircraft
missiles
Indias
ailing
Prime
Minister
Nehru
was
reported
feeling
better
today
In
Dhubaneswar
after
a
restful
night
and
an
associate
said
he
might
be
back
on
the
job
In
another
day
Nehru
74
In
Dhubaneswar
for
the
annual
meelng
of
his
ruling
congress
party
cancel
cancelled
�
led
all
his
engagements
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
Doctors
ordered
him
to
bed
saying
he
was
suffering
from
weakness
and
high
blood
pressure
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8
No
5
Now
hear
this
Incidental
Information
con
concerning
�
cerning
the
middle
section
of
a
dollar
bill
described
yesterday
in
this
column
after
being
found
on
the
street
Bankers
day
If
a
torn
bill
has
one
signature
and
one
number
Its
worth
50
cents
If
Its
got
two
numbers
and
one
signature
Its
worth
75
cents
Thats
the
good
news
The
bad
news
Is
youve
got
to
present
an
affidavit
with
the
torn
bill
explaining
under
oath
what
hap
happened
�
pened
That
might
cost
you
two
dollars
Topic
of
conversation
at
Con
naught
Junior
Secondary
School
these
days
Is
the
midget
popu
latlon
Newest
arrivals
at
the
INDEX
Classified
14
15
Comics
16
Coming
Events
10
Editorial
9
Here
and
There
10
Sports
5
TV
10
secondary
school
are
the
Grade
4
pupils
and
their
teacher
Mrs
Mitchell
who
have
moved
over
from
the
elementary
school
to
relieve
crowded
conditions
The
owner
of
car
licence
No
459
274
should
know
that
he
was
closely
watched
at
quarter
to
12
last
Sunday
as
he
dumped
a
45
gallon
barrel
of
tin
cans
and
bottles
and
assorted
garbage
off
the
bridge
Into
the
Willow
River
Theres
a
law
against
that
sort
of
thing
Dining
facilities
at
the
Mc
McDonald
�
Donald
Hotel
have
been
closed
while
the
building
receives
a
face
lifting
for
the
New
Year
Hotel
accommodation
will
not
be
Interrupted
Interior
Spruce
Mills
Limited
and
Norman
M
Smith
Limited
have
decided
to
operate
their
Joint
planer
mill
facilities
co
cooperatively
�
operatively
D
J
McColl
Is
appointed
manager
of
the
oper
operations
�
ations
and
G
M
Wllmot
will
act
as
sales
manager
for
both
firms
JE-
k
Typical
of
the
high
level
of
patient
care
facilities
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
is
this
equipment
used
for
supplying
anaesthetics
to
patients
demonstrated
TRIAL
OPENS
IN
DEATH
WHITEHORSE
YT
CP
Constable
Lloyd
Eugene
Dun
Dunham
�
ham
an
RCMP
fingerprint
ex
expert
�
pert
told
a
preliminary
hearing
Tuesday
that
the
index
finger
of
a
partially
mummified
left
hand
matched
a
fingerprint
impres
impression
�
sion
on
a
French
national
identity
card
issued
to
Henri
Merlguet
He
was
giving
evidence
during
the
first
day
of
a
hearing
into
a
charge
of
capital
murder
against
Karoly
Marsl
32
charged
in
the
death
of
Merl
quet
a
20-year-old
university
student
from
Annecy
France
Constable
Dunham
said
the
partially
mummified
hand
was
part
of
scattered
human
re
remains
�
mains
found
last
May
27
near
the
Alaska
Highway
Johnson
will
cut
budget
WASHINGTON
P
Presi
President
�
dent
Johnson
announced
today
a
surprise
budget
cut
to
97
900000000
even
below
the
current
level
And
he
told
Con
Congress
�
gress
he
will
slash
output
of
weapon
making
uranium
by
25
percent
a
move
he
challenged
the
Russians
to
match
In
an
unusually
brief
yet
meaty
State
of
The
Union
mes
message
�
sage
prepared
for
personal
de
delivery
�
livery
at
a
joint
session
of
Con
Congress
�
gress
Johnson
also
declared
unconditional
war
on
poverty
in
America
He
ticked
off
his
specific
policy
Ideas
for
the
first
time
since
he
became
President
seven
weeks
ago
fol
following
�
lowing
the
assassination
of
John
F
Kennedy
e
e
Provisional
accreditation
set
for
Prince
George
hospital
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
has
been
granted
pro
provisional
�
visional
accreditation
hospital
board
chairman
Charlie
Graham
announced
today
This
means
the
hospital
Is
within
an
ace
of
meeting
highly
critical
standards
set
by
the
Canadian
Council
on
Hospital
Accreditation
Mr
Graham
said
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
received
provisional
ac
accreditation
�
creditation
following
a
survey
of
each
phase
of
its
operation
conducted
last
November
by
a
member
of
the
council
Full
accreditation
a
status
enjoyed
only
by
a
minority
of
hospitals
In
Canada
could
be
achieved
within
two
years
or
less
Under
conditions
Imposed
by
the
council
the
hospital
will
forfeit
its
provincial
status
unless
It
achieves
full
accredit
accreditation
�
ation
within
two
years
or
following
Its
next
survey
Mr
Graham
explained
Naturally
I
am
very
pleased
with
the
report
and
we
will
endeavor
to
conform
with
the
suggestions
of
the
council
in
order
to
gain
full
accredita
accreditation
�
tion
said
the
board
charlman
Hospital
administrator
Gor
Gordon
�
don
Townend
described
accred
accreditation
�
itation
as
an
honor
not
lightly
given
Mr
Graham
said
the
board
is
already
aware
of
90
per
cent
of
the
provisos
contained
In
the
councils
report
and
that
Itlzn
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY
8
1964
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by
Miss
Hazel
Sproule
and
director
of
nurses
Mrs
Mary
McGowan
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
It
is
In
the
process
of
rectify
rectifying
�
ing
the
hospitals
limitations
The
hospital
applied
for
accreditation
over
a
year
ago
and
underwent
a
survey
conducted
by
Dr
A
L
Swanson
last
Nov
18
which
examined
every
phase
of
its
operation
Accreditation
Is
a
standard
of
hospital
service
first
de
developed
�
veloped
In
1918
by
the
Am
American
�
erican
College
of
Surgeons
In
Canada
members
of
the
ac
accreditation
�
creditation
council
include
the
Canadian
Hospital
Association
the
Canadian
Medical
Associa
Association
�
tion
the
Royal
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
of
Canada
and
LAssociatlon
des
Medecins
de
Langue
Francaise
du
Canada
Power
Development
its
pro
gress
to
date
and
its
potential
They
chuckled
as
he
made
several
references
to
his
pre
precarious
�
carious
position
with
theRCMP
and
they
laughed
when
he
refused
to
make
a
final
commit
commitment
�
ment
on
the
eventual
location
of
a
ferry
treminus
for
the
pro
proposed
�
posed
Kelsey
Bay
somewhere
In
northern
BC
ferry
system
This
has
been
a
hot
Issue
In
the
north
during
past
weeks
at
Kitimat
and
Terrace
vie
with
Prince
Rupert
to
obtain
the
major
terminus
He
said
We
have
to
do
whats
best
for
the
entire
prov
province
�
ince
and
this
matter
is
still
being
studied
The
ferries
will
definitely
land
somewhere
In
this
area
we
might
even
decide
to
build
a
channel
into
Prince
George
to
facilitate
In
reference
to
the
large
in
influx
�
flux
of
American
Interests
Into
BC
he
said
If
you
people
wont
spend
your
own
money
dont
complain
when
they
come
In
and
spend
theirs
The
press
came
in
for
a
slice
of
left
-
handed
back
-
slapping
when
he
referred
to
the
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Province
as
one
of
the
lousiest
newspapers
In
the
world
and
then
went
on
to
say
God
bless
em
He
was
re
referring
�
ferring
to
a
series
of
articles
carried
by
The
Province
In
which
it
was
stated
that
the
province
of
DC
was
broke
He
paid
tribute
to
the
vision
of
the
late
T
D
Pattullo
whom
he
claims
lived
50
years
ahead
of
his
time
Earlier
in
an
Interview
he
made
a
public
apology
for
the
deplorable
condition
of
pulva
mix
topping
on
Highways
10
and
25
Dad
weather
and
other
adverse
conditions
when
the
hardtop
was
laid
last
summer
have
caused
It
to
deteriorate
at
a
faster
rate
than
he
had
expected
he
explained
He
promised
that
work
will
begin
at
once
to
restore
the
road
surface
Speaking
of
the
completion
of
Highway
16
he
prophesied
that
thousands
of
people
from
all
over
Canada
and
the
US
will
be
using
the
road
as
soon
as
the
last
link
Is
open
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THIS
YEAR
Gaglardi
pledges
highway
completion
TERRACE
Special
A
promise
that
Highway
1G
will
be
under
contract
from
McBride
through
to
Prince
Rupert
by
the
end
of
1964
was
the
only
major
one
made
by
Highways
Minister
Philip
Gaglardi
speaking
Tuesday
night
in
Terrace
Guest
speaker
at
the
annual
Chamber
of
Commerce
dinner
meeting
Mr
Gag
Gaglardi
�
lardi
used
the
threshold
of
a
new
era
as
the
basis
for
his
address
He
spoke
in
glowing
terms
of
the
tremendous
growth
experienced
in
the
prov
province
�
ince
in
the
past
and
cast
a
highly
speculative
eye
to
the
future
of
the
area
in
general
He
spoke
of
the
Peace
River
HOPE
FOR
HIGHWAY
EXPRESSED
HERE
Highways
Minister
Gag
lardls
announcement
that
High
Highway
�
way
16
from
Prince
Rupert
to
McBride
will
be
under
contract
by
the
end
of
1964
has
been
greeted
with
hope
in
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
vice
president
Art
Murray
said
today
that
he
anticipated
a
doubling
of
tourism
plus
Increased
ag
agriculture
�
riculture
and
timber
production
If
the
highway
Is
completed
Aid
Harry
Loder
said
the
new
road
would
speed
up
eastern
freight
12
hours
by
cutting
off
almost
300
miles
It
would
also
be
an
easier
route
to
follow
as
the
Hart
Highway
Is
a
poor
winter
road
he
said
JOY
RIDING
POPULAR
Mr
Loder
Eastern
BC
Di
Director
�
rector
of
Northern
Trans
1
Canada
Association
said
the
highway
would
increase
trade
In
Prince
George
a
great
deal
He
noted
that
special
freight
rates
to
Vancouver
and
Edmon
Edmonton
�
ton
would
be
extended
to
Prince
George
with
the
opening
of
Highway
16
Prices
on
such
hard-to-ship
articles
as
furniture
and
glass
glassware
�
ware
would
become
very
com
competitive
�
petitive
with
Vancouver
prices
with
a
direct
shipping
route
from
the
east
he
said
Mr
Loder
feels
that
this
highway
has
been
necessary
for
a
long
time
and
adds
that
in
increased
�
creased
tourism
alone
would
warrant
Its
completion
Columbia
River
agreement
hoped
for
by
next
week
OTTAWA
CP
Final
agreement
on
the
Columbia
River
project
with
the
United
States
is
hoped
for
at
a
meeting
here
Jan
13
External
Affairs
Minister
Martin
said
Tuesday
The
federal
and
British
Co
Columbia
�
lumbia
governments
meet
here
Wednesday
as
a
prelude
to
the
Jan
13
session
with
the
United
States
Under
discussion
will
be
the
final
details
on
an
arrangement
whereby
the
UjS
would
buy
a
large
block
of
power
to
be
gen
generated
�
erated
in
the
United
States
but
credited
to
BC
because
of
benefits
to
flow
from
a
three-
dam
storage
system
on
the
Can
Canadian
�
adian
stretch
of
the
turbulent
Columbia
The
VJS
will
pay
the
money
In
advance
to
finance
the
dam
construction
costing
380000
000
or
more
Earlier
there
had
been
some
speculation
that
final
agree
agreement
�
ment
might
be
reserved
for
the
Jan
22
meeting
in
Washington
between
Prime
Minister
Pear
Pearson
�
son
and
President
Johnson
Three
juveniles
facing
22
car
theft
charges
Three
Juveniles
will
face
a
total
of
22
charges
of
car
theft
In
court
Friday
Another
juvenile
recently
had
charges
of
attempted
car
theft
HEfftHpr
immmmmm
The
intersection
of
15th
and
Victoria
is
getting
a
little
light
on
the
subject
in
the
form
of
four
fluorescent
lights
Aaron
Thomson
muni
municipal
�
cipal
manager
said
the
lights
are
being
installed
at
this
intersection
because
of
its
strategic
location
This
is
not
a
part
ot
the
citys
light
lighting
�
ing
plans
which
are
mainly
devoted
to
changing
incandescent
lighting
to
mercury
vapor
Pete
Miller
photo
and
breaking
and
erryadjourn
ed
indefinite
A
charge
of
car
theft
against
another
juvenile
was
also
ad
adjourned
�
journed
indefinitely
In
1963
154
cars
were
stolen
in
Prince
George
most
of
them
by
juveniles
These
are
the
statistics
which
are
of
major
concern
to
the
RCMP
and
the
juvenile
court
In
BC
anyone
under
the
age
of
18
is
regarded
as
a
juvenile
but
in
many
cases
the
police
pick
up
boys
as
young
as
12
and
13
for
these
offences
Staff
Sgt
Earl
Sarslat
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
RCMP
says
neither
he
nor
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
knows
what
to
do
about
these
youthful
offenders
Most
of
them
are
in
court
for
the
first
time
In
their
lives
and
In
many
cases
the
cars
are
found
unharmed
by
the
police
We
hate
to
see
a
first
offender
receive
a
sentence
Staff
Sgt
Sarslat
says
In
some
cases
though
the
stolen
vehicles
are
completely
stripped
tires
the
radio
and
sometime
even
the
engine
removed
At
other
times
the
thieves
seem
to
delight
In
breaking
windows
and
slashing
upholstery
before
they
abandon
the
car
he
pointed
out
But
the
juveniles
seem
to
be
stealing
cars
mainly
for
the
thrill
of
Joy
riding
They
just
dont
seem
to
care
what
happens
in
court
Staff
Sgt
Sarslat
says
This
uas
borne
out
by
wo
friends
of
a
youth
who
was
in
juvenile
court
on
his
second
theft
charge
They
said
about
him
You
couldnt
kick
sense
into
him
This
same
youth
received
a
six
month
definite
and
an
Indefinite
consecutive
term
at
Brannan
Lake
Industrial
School
for
Boys
The
stolen
cars
were
easily
taken
In
practically
all
cases
the
keys
were
left
in
the
igni
ignition
�
tion
or
the
youths
were
adept
at
crossing
the
wires
in
an
unlocked
ignition
But
Staff
Sgt
Sarslat
feels
If
more
parents
knew
where
their
children
were
the
kids
wouldnt
have
a
chance
to
do
this
f