THE
WORLD
TODAY
A
federal
Judge
Wednesday
upheld
a
ruling
by
a
railroad
arbitration
panel
that
could
eventually
eliminate
90
per
cent
of
firemen
from
diesel
freight
and
yard
service
U
S
District
judge
Alexander
Holtzoff
overruled
a
challenge
by
four
operating
brotherhoods
affected
by
the
decision
The
unions
had
contended
that
the
panel
went
beyond
Its
authority
under
the
law
passed
by
Con
Congress
�
gress
last
summer
to
head
off
a
country
wide
rail
strike
and
also
that
the
law
Itself
was
unconstitutional
About
70
British
troops
sup
supported
�
ported
by
armored
cars
guarded
against
a
potentially
explosive
situation
In
a
housing
in
Cyprus
today
The
troops
were
brought
In
after
a
dispute
between
Greek
and
Turkish
Cyprlol
police
er
rupted
over
10
government
bungalows
The
bungalows
are
located
in
a
street
occupied
at
one
end
by
Greek
factions
and
the
other
by
Turks
Richard
Nixon
apparently
detecting
growing
sentiment
that
he
should
run
again
for
the
US
presidency
says
he
is
willing
to
do
everything
neces
necessary
�
sary
to
see
that
the
Repub
Republican
�
lican
party
nominates
Its
most
popular
and
best
qualified
man
for
next
Novembers
general
elections
Nixon
Insisted
there
Is
no
change
in
position
that
he
is
not
a
candidate
but
it
was
his
first
indication
that
events
might
put
him
in
this
years
race
In
Athens
the
Greek
parlia
parliament
�
ment
elected
Nov
3
was
dis
dissolved
�
solved
Wednesday
by
royal
de
decree
�
cree
In
preparation
for
fresh
national
elections
Feb
16
The
new
300
seat
parliament
will
convene
Mar
19
The
dissolution
fulfills
the
mandate
given
the
Greek
care
caretaker
�
taker
cabinet
of
63
-
year
-
old
financier
John
Paras
kevopoulos
when
It
was
sworn
In
before
King
Paul
Dec
31
to
dissolve
parliament
and
conduct
new
general
elections
US
President
Johnson
an
announced
�
nounced
in
his
State
of
the
Union
message
Wednesday
that
his
administration
Is
drafting
a
proposal
for
a
system
of
In
International
�
ternational
military
observa
observation
�
tion
posts
to
be
set
up
on
both
sides
of
the
Iron
Curtain
It
Is
understood
officials
are
thinking
about
proposing
20
to
30
posts
on
each
side
of
the
curtain
at
key
transportation
centres
where
unusual
military
activity
by
either
Soviet
or
US
forces
couldbe
detected
to
safe
safeguard
�
guard
against
surprise
attack
A
US
Civil
Aeronautics
Board
spokesman
told
Congress
Wednesday
the
crash
of
a
ILS
jet
at
Elkton
Md
was
likely
caused
by
lightning
The
crash
killed
81
persons
Dec
8
In
testimony
to
the
Congress
the
spokesman
said
the
plane
a
Pan
Am
Boeing
707
was
not
equipped
with
plastic
dlverters
a
piece
of
equipment
that
leads
off
the
electric
discharge
fsom
lightning
A
report
from
Washington
by
Central
Intelligence
Agency
analysts
have
concluded
that
the
Soviet
Unions
economic
growth
Is
running
far
behind
that
of
the
United
States
They
say
Russias
gold
re
reserves
�
serves
have
fallen
to
2000
000000
These
conclusions
are
reached
after
extensive
study
of
the
Soviet
Union
by
the
CIA
The
Communist
Party
in
New
York
says
It
is
seeking
Informa
Information
�
tion
from
officials
of
the
50
states
about
placing
Commu
Communist
�
nist
candidates
on
the
ballot
The
party
said
Wednesday
It
has
written
to
secretaries
of
state
and
attorneys
general
In
each
state
asking
how
election
laws
If
any
apply
to
the
rights
of
Communist
candidates
Vol
8
No
6
MAYOR
DLZELL
faced
barrage
Ca
Mayor
Garvin
Docells
pro
proposed
�
posed
downtown
parking
com
commission
�
mission
collided
head
on
with
a
rebellious
city
council
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
At
a
meeting
at
2
pm
of
council
sitting
as
the
general
purposes
committee
aldermen
voiced
almost
unanimous
disap
disapproval
�
proval
of
the
mayors
plan
and
protested
he
was
out
of
order
In
appointing
the
whole
coun
council
�
cil
to
the
parking
commission
Although
the
mayor
was
call
called
�
ed
upon
to
engage
In
a
lengthy
and
heated
debate
with
his
coun
council
�
cil
he
met
with
limited
success
and
it
appears
today
the
whole
matter
of
downtown
parking
will
be
deferred
for
some
time
Any
ultimate
solution
could
be
many
months
away
FLQ
INFORMER
GOT
10
THOUSAND
MONTREAL
The
city
of
Montreal
had
paid
10
thousand
to
an
informer
whose
information
brought
about
the
arrest
and
conviction
of
FLQ
terrorists
Montreal
police
director
Adrien
Robert
said
today
the
identity
of
the
informer
will
remain
secret
and
that
he
had
no
knowledge
of
any
money
being
paid
by
the
Quebec
government
which
had
offered
a
50
thousand
reward
Both
amounts
had
been
offered
for
information
lead
leading
�
ing
to
the
arrest
and
conviction
of
those
responsible
for
the
time
bomb
killing
last
April
of
65-year-old
Wilfred
Vincent
ONeill
a
furnace
tender
at
an
army
recruiting
centre
in
Montreal
Director
Robert
said
the
money
was
paid
the
in
informer
�
former
last
October
29
WATER
TESTED
Health
inspector
says
hepatitis
is
subsiding
An
outbreak
of
hepatitis
in
the
Burns
Lake
area
is
defi
definitely
�
nitely
on
the
wane
senior
sani
sanitary
�
tary
Inspector
Hugh
Bell
said
here
today
Mr
Bell
who
described
the
malady
as
endemic
to
the
north
central
Interior
said
a
member
of
his
staff
John
Griffin
has
been
in
Burns
Lake
recently
assessing
the
situation
and
taking
samples
of
the
com
communitys
�
munitys
drinking
water
Its
definitely
subsiding
now
reported
Mr
Bell
who
Now
hear
this
In
the
parking
debate
In
coun
council
�
cil
chambers
Wednesday
Aid
Spike
Enemark
backed
up
his
argument
that
parking
is
big
business
with
the
advice
that
it
costs
upwards
of
1500
a
car
to
provide
parking
facili
facilities
�
ties
Belated
greetings
to
Garvin
Dezell
who
celebrated
his
birthday
yesterday
If
you
want
to
know
how
easy
It
Is
to
break
a
leg
ask
school
board
secretary
treasurer
Bob
Gracey
He
did
Just
that
this
week
when
he
slipped
on
an
ley
pathway
and
broke
the
limb
Just
INDEX
Classified
10
11
Comics
8
Coming
events
12
above
the
ankle
Bob
is
recep
receptive
�
tive
to
visitors
in
hospital
today
With
Christmas
two
weeks
gone
Its
too
bad
the
CBC
doesnt
arrange
to
ship
in
some
something
�
thing
to
replace
those
Yuletlde
TY
programs
that
are
coming
our
way
now
Has
anyone
seen
a
white
and
brown
Pekinese
female
limping
about
the
citys
streets
Mr
Drlemal
Is
offering
a
reward
for
the
return
of
his
glmpy
pet
which
disappeared
Wednesday
Most
Important
the
dog
Is
sick
and
needs
to
take
pills
every
day
If
you
have
the
Pekinese
call
4
2742
A
reward
too
A
certain
Prince
George
chap
was
being
examined
for
a
judg
judgment
�
ment
in
a
civil
case
recently
because
he
wasnt
paying
the
stipulated
amount
of
a
previous
EntertalnmentVVVVV
5
Jwim
too
well
In
the
course
of
the
questioning
the
Jurist
Here
u
and
ttiar
there
12
ase
mm
raaJiychU
Markets
-
dren
he
had
Hls
reply
0ne
but
were
golng
t0
tr
t0T
PDle
People
ana
Places
puces
2
i
othef
tWg
monthn
f
f
since
he
came
to
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
about
eight
years
ago
Is
on
familiar
terms
with
hepatitis
We
had
quite
an
outbreak
of
It
In
Prince
George
last
year
he
said
noting
the
health
unit
catalogued
about
200
cases
He
corroborated
a
statement
by
health
minister
Eric
Martin
that
personal
hygiene
and
sani
sanitary
�
tary
facilities
should
be
closely
guarded
as
a
protective
mea
measure
�
sure
against
the
disease
However
he
Indicated
that
the
outbreak
In
Prince
George
last
year
suggested
that
the
disease
may
enter
the
human
body
by
other
means
Hepatitis
has
been
normally
associated
with
the
lackof
piped
water
supplies
and
sanitary
sewer
systems
Burnaby
man
dies
in
crash
CHILLIWACK
fcrl
One
man
Is
dead
and
another
Is
recover
recovering
�
ing
from
minor
cuts
following
a
traffic
accident
late
last
night
near
here
Dead
Is
Leonard
Moller
of
Burnaby
He
was
pronounced
dead
on
arrival
at
hospital
in
Chilllwack
Thlrty-three-year-old
Erkkl
Arponien
of
Vancouver
Iden
Identified
�
tified
by
police
as
driver
ol
the
car
escaped
with
only
minor
cuts
REMAND
FOR
SENTENCE
Lawrence
Moyan
of
Prince
George
was
found
guilty
In
court
Wednesday
of
attempted
sexual
Intercourse
with
a
girl
under
14
Moyan
was
remanded
until
Jan
17
for
sentencing
e
e
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
JANUARY
9
1964
DezeMs
plan
hits
verbal
snag
t
dont
feel
I
want
to
be
a
part
of
It
declared
Aid
Harry
Loder
arguing
the
proposed
commission
was
not
a
well
balanced
body
Council
should
have
no
part
of
developing
an
organization
of
this
order
contended
Aid
Spike
Enemark
I
think
the
mayor
Is
out
of
order
Its
up
to
those
most
In
Intimately
�
timately
concerned
with
park
parking
�
ing
the
merchants
and
busi
businessmen
�
nessmen
to
come
to
us
with
a
parking
plan
said
Aid
Dick
Yardley
Aid
Charlie
Graham
pro
proposed
�
posed
the
mayor
abandon
the
commission
plan
and
give
con
consideration
�
sideration
to
the
employment
of
a
qualified
planner
to
advise
council
It
was
between
Aid
Frank
Clark
who
proposed
council
de
defer
�
fer
the
discussion
until
more
information
could
be
gathered
Mayor
Dezell
announced
last
Monday
at
the
lnaugrual
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
council
his
proposal
to
appoint
a
parking
commission
composed
of
council
one
mem
member
�
ber
each
from
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Industrial
Development
Commission
and
two
businessmen
Although
he
was
ruled
out
of
order
Wednesday
it
was
es
established
�
tablished
he
did
have
the
pre
prerogative
�
rogative
to
appoint
a
select
committee
composing
the
whole
council
The
mayor
argued
It
was
the
duty
of
council
to
provide
lea
leadership
�
dership
in
the
problem
of
solv
Proposed
extension
to
S
S
Kresge
store
at
Third
and
Brunswick
at
a
cost
of
approximately
half
a
million
dollars
will
result
in
a
building
that
looks
like
this
as
viewed
from
southeast
corner
of
Fourth
and
Brunswick
Present
building
is
indicated
from
arrow
right
and
involv
involved
�
ed
in
the
project
is
the
relocation
of
the
lane
to
the
site
of
Barwick
Stationers
Ltd
on
Fourth
Canadas
image
distorted
MONTREAL
CP
-
W
Earle
McLaughlin
chairman
and
president
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
said
today
the
Ca
dlan
image
at
home
and
abroad
has
been
blurred
and
distorted
Mr
McLaughlin
in
his
ad
address
�
dress
to
the
95th
annual
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
shareholder
said
this
blurred
collective
Image
is
not
the
creation
of
any
one
govern
government
�
ment
or
level
of
government
nor
is
it
the
creation
of
any
one
political
party
It
belongs
to
all
of
us
and
all
of
us
are
In
various
ways
responsible
for
it
He
said
there
are
three
main
problems
A
deficit
In
Canadas
trade
with
the
world
In
goods
and
services
a
balance
of
pay
payment
�
ment
deficit
on
current
ac
accounts
�
counts
A
net
Import
of
foreign
cap
capital
�
ital
a
balance
of
payments
surplus
on
capital
account
and
A
deficit
in
the
Canadian
governments
balance
of
re
receipts
�
ceipts
and
expenditures
an
over
all
deficit
in
the
federal
budget
Mr
McLaughlin
said
Cana
ada
sacrificed
independence
in
monetary
policy
when
she
adopted
a
fixed
exchange
rate
In
1962
Our
fixed
rate
requires
that
we
pay
primary
attention
to
the
state
of
our
exchange
reserves
If
our
reserves
tend
to
be
forced
to
have
an
expansionist
monetary
policy
If
for
some
reasons
we
begin
to
lose
ex
exchange
�
change
reserves
we
must
have
contractionlst
monetary
policy
City
takes
steps
to
stop
abuses
of
parking
permits
City
council
moved
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
to
remove
abuses
of
city
parking
permits
that
constitute
portable
parking
lots
for
some
motorists
The
term
portable
parking
lots
was
applied
by
city
man
manager
�
ager
Arran
Thomson
who
told
council
many
private
motorists
buy
the
six
month
permits
and
refuse
to
letter
their
vehicles
with
their
names
as
required
by
a
parking
bylaw
The
permits
are
sold
by
the
city
for
a
10
fee
and
permit
the
holder
to
park
free
In
an
metered
zone
in
the
downtown
area
iney
were
conceived
some
years
ago
as
a
conveni
convenience
�
ence
for
salesmen
and
com
commercial
�
mercial
vehicle
owners
Mr
Thompson
reported
however
that
the
permits
are
being
bought
Indlscrimlnently
and
that
some
permit
holders
who
have
been
ordered
to
letter
their
vehicles
refuse
to
do
so
Under
the
terms
of
the
bylaw
any
car
with
a
permit
will
be
required
to
be
lettered
with
the
owners
name
Witnesses
identify
accused
in
Whitehorse
murder
trial
WHITEHORSE
YT
W
-Three
witnesses
testified
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
that
they
saw
Karoly
Marsl
32
In
the
Yukon
area
where
French
university
stu
student
�
dent
Henri
Merlguet
22
dis
disappeared
�
appeared
In
August
1962
They
were
giving
evidence
at
the
preliminary
hearing
of
a
charge
of
capital
murder
against
Marsl
charged
In
the
death
of
Merlguet
a
student
fiorn
Annecy
France
who
dis
disappeared
�
appeared
enroute
home
from
a
1962
visit
to
famed
Klondike
gold
rush
haunts
Gerald
Warren
George
who
worked
as
a
mechanic
at
the
Marsh
Lake
Lodge
In
1962
said
he
met
Marsl
at
Marbli
Lake
In
August
1962
Mr
George
said
Marsl
showed
him
two
holes
In
his
shoulder
which
appeared
to
be
bullet
wounds
He
said
Marsl
told
him
two
strangers
had
stopped
him
on
the
highway
robbed
and
shot
him
Gordon
David
Boyd
a
bull
bulldozer
�
dozer
operator
at
a
construction
camp
at
Mile
50
of
the
Mayo
Road
In
1962
said
Marsl
pulled
Into
the
camp
early
one
morning
la
August
and
asked
him
to
dress
a
shoulder
wound
Gerald
Daniel
Doyle
of
Ed
Edmonton
�
monton
said
he
met
Marsl
In
Whitehorse
Aug
24
and
drove
with
the
accused
to
Dawson
City
Mr
Doyle
said
Marsl
had
and
automatic
plstorl
In
the
glove
compartment
of
his
car
Sergeant
Edward
Ard
of
the
RCMP
reiterated
evidence
given
by
previous
police
wit
witnesses
�
nesses
that
remains
found
near
mile
693
on
the
Alaska
Highway
included
a
mans
clothing
Also
found
were
a
number
of
bones
a
mumlfled
hand
two
teeth
and
some
long
brown
hair
adhering
to
the
jacket
Constable
R
D
Crear
who
met
Merlguet
in
August
1962
when
the
youth
visited
Dawson
City
NT
said
He
had
un
unusual
�
usual
hair
It
was
light
brown
In
color
and
long
He
wore
It
In
a
style
somewhat
like
Julius
Caesar
Previous
witnesses
said
a
signet
ring
on
one
of
the
fingers
of
the
mumlfled
hand
bore
the
initials
HM
The
hearing
continued
WHATEVER
IS
HELPFUL
Hwm
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ing
the
citys
parking
problems
It
is
the
responsibility
of
council
and
In
principle
of
the
mayor
to
get
a
plan
that
Is
practical
and
feasible
he
said
I
think
It
Is
the
absolute
duty
of
council
to
do
something
abouti
parking
otherwise
let
It
die
Mayor
Dezell
contended
He
said
he
had
taken
the
In
Initiative
�
itiative
on
parking
In
order
to
force
the
business
commun
community
�
ity
and
the
chamber
of
com
commerce
�
merce
to
get
down
to
discus
discussions
�
sions
He
explained
he
appointed
the
whole
council
to
the
commission
so
that
each
member
would
be
conversant
with
the
situation
as
It
developed
Council
paved
the
way
for
the
project
when
It
agreed
to
the
relocation
of
the
lane
between
Third
and
Fourth
at
Brunswick
and
the
creation
of
an
L
shaped
lane
on
property
now
located
by
Bar
Wick
Stationers
Ltd
Mr
Bryant
agent
for
Kresges
told
council
his
client
hopes
to
start
construction
by
the
end
of
March
and
that
a
completion
date
would
be
met
by
about
mid
August
Construction
will
cost
ap
approximately
�
proximately
36062
and
store
fixtures
and
display
will
cost
an
additional
109000
The
extension
will
provide
the
city
with
an
extra
8000
In
taxes
based
on
the
1963
assess
assessment
�
ment
he
said
The
new
store
will
also
in
increase
�
crease
the
companys
present
staff
from
33
full
time
and
14
part
time
to
88
employees
Mr
Bryant
added
companys
proposal
which
in
volved
closing
the
land
and
eliminating
the
stores
parking
lot
at
Fourth
and
Brunswick
altogether
Council
Wednesday
approved
the
lane
closure
after
consid
considerable
�
erable
discussion
but
details
of
the
building
plan
particu
particularly
�
larly
those
relating
to
loading
and
unloading
facilities
cus
customer
�
tomer
access
and
fire
regula
regulations
�
tions
will
be
resolved
at
a
later
date
A
former
mayor
of
the
city
Mr
Bryant
told
council
Kres
Kresges
�
ges
has
great
faith
In
the
city
and
prefers
to
merchan
merchandise
�
dise
In
the
downtown
area
of
any
given
community
He
said
the
same
floor
eleva
elevation
�
tion
of
the
present
building
will
be
extended
to
Fourth
and
exca
excavations
�
vations
will
be
undertaken
to
provide
semi
-
underground
ventilated
parking
He
said
the
company
will
pay
the
cost
of
creating
the
access
lane
via
Fourth
and
will
pay
for
the
removal
of
the
Bar
Wick
building
It
will
also
pay
the
cost
for
the
relocation
of
the
service
utilities
in
the
lane
Including
the
Installation
of
a
permanent
sewer
pipe
andfor
the
diversion
of
BC
Telephone
Co
BC
Hydro
and
Inland
Natural
Gas
utilities
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i
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COMMISSION
GIVEN
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ful
a
Low
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High
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abandon
It
TO
CLOSE
LANE
Store
extension
given
green
light
by
city
council
S
S
Kresge
Company
will
start
construction
early
this
spring
on
a
half
million
dollar
extension
that
will
double
the
size
of
its
store
at
Third
and
Brunswick
Plans
for
the
extension
which
will
include
semi
underground
parking
facilities
and
involve
the
purchase
of
valuable
property
on
Fourth
were
disclosed
at
a
meet
meeting
�
ing
Wednesday
of
city
council
sitting
as
the
general
purpose
committee
by
realtor
Gordon
D
Bryant
ANY
EXCUSE
FOR
A
PARTY
MONTREAL
ftf
Quebec
Provincial
Police
said
today
5000
cases
of
beer
are
missing
from
the
40000
case
cargo
aboard
the
schooner
Ste
Adresse
which
ran
aground
in
the
St
Law
Lawrence
�
rence
River
last
month
Police
said
the
cases
dis
disappeared
�
appeared
although
a
watch
watchman
�
man
was
hired
to
keep
an
eye
on
the
vessel
There
have
been
reports
of
big
celebrations
In
the
area
police
said
His
rescuers
just
complied
Last
fall
council
rejected
the
jiL
unMiioet
vtiiii
itiwi
MACKAY
Idaho
P
Never
mind
the
food
and
water
said
miner
Stanley
Johnson
who
had
been
trapped
by
a
cave
in
1158
feet
underground
Just
get
me
the
hell
out
of
here
So
his
rescuers
who
had
though
he
might
want
some
something
�
thing
to
eat
after
27
hours
In
a
12-
by
six
foot
mine
pocket
got
him
out
Wednesday
They
took
him
to
a
hospital
in
hearby
Arco
where
the
doc
doctors
�
tors
looked
him
over
gave
him
food
and
sent
him
to
bed
He
was
cold
and
somewhat
weakened
the
temperature
In
the
pocket
was
around
40
de
degrees
�
grees
but
otherwise
okay
Custor
County
Sheriff
Glen
Reed
who
drove
Johnson
38
a
bachelor
to
the
hospital
said
He
didnt
have
much
to
say
He
was
pretty
cold
but
had
enough
room
to
keep
moving
around
in
there
so
he
could
keep
from
freezing
CRASH
KILLS
20
BUENOS
AIRES
W
20
per
persons
�
sons
have
been
killed
in
the
crash
of
an
Argentine
airliner
about
50
miles
northwest
of
Buenos
Aires
There
were
31
persons
aboard
the
plane
when
It
crashed
Bobby
Kennedy
available
for
anything
WASHINGTON
W
Robert
F
Kennedy
says
he
will
stay
on
as
attorney
general
and
do
whatever
President
Johnson
and
the
Democratic
party
ask
him
to
do
In
the
presidential
cam
campaign
�
paign
Beyond
that
the
future
of
the
brother
of
slain
president
John
F
Kennedy
remains
uncharted
Ill
certainly
stay
on
through
the
election
he
said
in
an
interview
J
dont
know
what
Im
going
to
do
when
thats
over
Kennedy
deftly
engineered
his
brothers
successful
cam
campaign
�
paign
In
i960
Would
he
do
as
much
for
Johnson
who
fought
John
Kennedy
for
the
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
nomination
that
year
Ill
be
available
to
work
In
the
campaign
he
replied
nobodys
said
anything
to
me
about
it
yet
but
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do
what
whatever
�
ever
anybody
the
president
or
the
Democratic
national
com
committeefeels
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will
be
helpful
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until
today
had
made
no
statements
for
publi
publication
�
cation
about
his
plans
since
an
assassin
took
his
brothers
life
in
Dallas
Nov
22
He
was
non
committal
when
asked
about
a
recent
Associated
Press
survey
which
showed
him
second
favorite
behind
Sena
Senator
�
tor
Hubert
II
Humphrey
ot
Minnesota
forthevlce-presl-dentlal
nomination
What
if
Johnson
should
ask
Kennedy
to
accept
the
vice-
presidential
nomination
Well
Ill
just
have
to
go
back
to
what
I
said
before
the
attorney
general
insisted
I
dont
know
what
Ill
do
after
I
leave
here
What
does
he
consider
his
brothers
greatest
contribution
to
the
country
and
the
world
during
his
presidency
He
restored
the
confidence
of
the
people
in
themselves
and
In
their
energy
and
their
ability
dim
tneir
meals
and
their
fu
future
�
ture
particularly
perhaps
the
younger
people
And
thats
why
vou
see
there
was
such
a
strong
re
reaction
�
action
to
his
death
in
the
United
States
and
abroad
and
even
behind
the
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