THE
WORLD
TODAY
An
offer
by
East
Germany
to
re
open
the
Berlin
Wall
during
the
Easter
holidays
has
been
re
rejected
�
jected
The
West
German
government
and
the
West
Berlin
Senate
announced
the
rejection
In
a
Joint
statement
Issued
In
Bonn
They
said
they
were
fully
agreed
on
the
decision
Chancellor
Erhard
of
West
Germany
Is
In
Paris
for
two
days
of
talks
with
President
de
Gaulle
They
are
expected
to
take
up
their
differences
about
the
Atlantic
alliance
China
policy
and
a
European
union
The
visit
Is
one
of
the
semi
annual
meetings
between
the
leaders
of
West
Germany
and
France
provided
for
under
their
co
operation
treaty
Informed
sources
In
iMoscow
say
the
American
ambassador
Foy
Kohler
has
been
given
a
stern
admonishment
by
Foreign
Minister
Gromyko
over
the
de
defection
�
fection
of
Russian
security
of
officer
�
ficer
Yuri
Nossenko
The
sources
said
Kohler
was
called
to
the
Soviet
foreign
office
Soviet
Premier
Khrushchev
has
told
Russian
agriculture
of
officials
�
ficials
they
should
take
more
cues
from
capitalist
countries
to
boost
farm
production
He
told
a
meeting
of
the
Commu
Communist
�
nist
party
central
committee
that
Soviet
farm
lands
will
be
covered
with
fertilizer
In
seven
years
The
premier
said
the
US
Central
Intelligence
Agency
had
under
-
estimated
Soviet
economic
growth
In
say
saying
�
ing
the
rate
fell
to
two
and
one
half
per
cent
in
19G2
and
19G3
He
denied
western
reports
that
Russia
is
de
emphasizing
heavy
Industry
so
it
can
build
up
the
chemical
and
consumer
goods
Industries
A
police
dragnet
spread
through
the
Atlantic
provinces
and
Eastern
Quebec
today
for
two
armed
men
The
search
started
after
the
fatal
wound
wounding
�
ing
of
a
businessman
in
Saint
John
ND
during
a
holdup
Thursday
Hugh
s
Gregory
i5
president
of
US
Gregory
and
Sons
Limited
died
early
today
inhospitalafterbeingshot
in
the
stomach
The
gun
went
of
as
his
son
Alexander
P
Gregory
grappled
with
one
of
the
two
men
who
invaded
the
offices
of
the
stevedoring
firm
shortly
before
closing
time
The
Montreal
police
anti
bomb
squad
revealed
today
that
a
box
found
in
a
Montreal
mall
box
with
the
Initials
FLQ
on
It
was
a
dud
It
contained
nothing
but
a
wrapped
up
empty
bottle
A
post
office
em
employee
�
ployee
discovered
the
box
which
was
set
up
similar
to
the
way
dynamite
bombs
were
placed
In
suburban
-
Montreal
mall
boxes
last
May
by
the
sep
separatist
�
aratist
-
terrorist
organization
called
the
FLQ
k
Jack
Denny
the
worlds
old
oldest
�
est
living
39-year-old
cele
celebrated
�
brated
his
70th
birthday
today
He
doesnt
look
it
or
feel
it
He
makes
one
comment
Thank
God
I
havent
had
a
sick
day
In
my
life
The
other
day
he
a
polyp
removed
from
his
nose
but
that
was
just
a
minor
Interruption
In
his
busy
television
schedule
The
doc
doctors
�
tors
asked
him
whichanesthetlc
he
was
allergic
to
He
replied
I
dont
know
Ive
never
taken
any
before
Ive
never
even
had
a
tooth
pulled
Forty
girls
In
Glasgow
Scot
Scotland
�
land
screaming
yeah
yeah
yeah
went
on
strike
today
for
the
right
to
wear
a
picture
of
one
of
their
favorite
beatles
Fifteen-year-old
NanReidhada
large
photograph
tucked
In
her
overall
of
George
Harrison
one
of
the
Liverpool
group
of
singers
now
in
the
United
States
The
manager
of
the
cardboard
box
factory
where
Nan
works
John
Milne
told
her
to
get
rid
of
the
beatle
He
said
the
photograph
was
in
danger
of
catching
In
the
machines
Nan
refused
to
obey
and
walked
out
In
a
huff
Forty
girls
walked
out
with
her
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cerning
a
trailer
thought
to
have
been
the
subject
of
a
theft
at
attempt
�
tempt
from
Evergreen
Auto
Court
They
story
indicated
the
officer
had
gone
to
the
auto
court
as
the
result
of
a
phoney
complaint
This
was
the
wrong
impression
The
complaint
was
real
The
word
phoney
was
used
because
the
accused
later
In
Indicated
�
dicated
he
had
moved
the
trail
trailer
�
er
as
a
prank
not
with
the
Intention
of
stealing
It
Phone
call
from
Evergreen
yesterday
asked
us
to
clear
this
up
so
readers
wouldnt
think
that
establishment
had
sent
In
a
hoax
call
Hospital
ball
is
tomorrow
nlht
at
the
Civic
CentreCom
mittee
reported
today
that
no
tickets
will
be
sold
at
the
door
and
no
one
can
get
In
without
tickets
and
this
is
bad
news
tWkPl
sales
closed
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
Tk
flash
in
the
legislature
late
Thursday
night
One
member
accused
another
of
being
drunk
The
government
was
told
to
hang
its
head
in
shame
Premier
Dennett
cut
loose
at
ghosts
and
big
business
At
the
end
of
25
fierce
min
minutes
�
utes
of
debate
a
bill
authoriz
authorizing
�
ing
last
falls
final
payoff
for
the
1961
takeover
was
given
second
reading
with
approval
from
all
sides
Last
fall
payment
for
the
common
shares
of
DCF
was
boosted
25000000
to
197
114358
in
an
out-of-court
settlement
between
the
govern
government
�
ment
and
DC
Power
Corp
Gordon
Dowdlng
NDP
Durnaby
started
the
debate
on
the
bill
calling
it
the
third
patching
Job
on
a
patchwork
quilt
Then
Coidon
Gibson
L
Worth
Vancouver
recalled
tlut
In
1961
he
had
asked
Dennett
specific
questions
about
the
price
and
negotiation
Its
been
very
embarassing
that
I
was
given
facts
that
were
not
true
Mr
Gibson
said
e
J
Happy
and
logical
recipient
of
Valentine
messages
today
is
pert
city
V
office
worker
Margie
Burton
21
Pete
Miller
photo
BCE
sparks
fly
again
VICTORIA
Correspondent
The
DC
electric
battle
ex
exploded
�
ploded
anew
with
a
great
blue
Now
hear
this
Television
got
to
Chamber
of
Commerce
President
Art
Murray
last
night
Thanking
Vancouver
town
planner
H
W
Pickstone
he
said
Id
like
to
express
my
thanks
to
Mr
Flintstone
ah
Pickstone
Flintstone
Is
the
stone
age
charaeer
from
the
TV
series
The
Citizen
detailed
a
story
the
other
day
concerning
a
man
being
sent
to
jail
for
assault
assaulting
�
ing
a
police
officer
who
was
in
investigating
�
vestigating
a
complaint
con-
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Conner
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notices
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and
there
--
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You
were
tight
then
called
put
Waldo
Skllllngs
SC-Vlc-torla
Alan
Macfarlane
L
Oak
Day
demanded
an
accounting
on
the
costs
of
the
lengthy
court
case
over
the
takeover
And
he
said
DC
preferred
shareholders
still
have
not
re
received
�
ceived
a
fair
deal
from
the
government
They
were
forced
to
take
bonds
of
lower
value
400
phones
knocked
out
Service
Is
almost
fully
re
stored
to
telephones
connected
to
the
feeder
line
burned
out
In
a
fire
Thursday
at
Pettersons
Service
on
the
Vanderhoof
highway
Frank
McGee
district
man
manager
�
ager
for
DC
Telephone
said
today
close
to
400
phones
were
knocked
out
when
the
feeder
cable
at
the
corner
of
Highway
16
and
Vance
Road
was
burn
burned
�
ed
through
Lines
crews
worked
late
into
the
night
to
re
splice
the
cable
I
e
Itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columb
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY
14
1964
la
Angry
Prince
Georgp
social
workers
are
consider
considering
�
ing
locking
up
their
offices
and
marching
on
the
British
Columbia
legislature
it
was
learned
today
A
finiirro
source
said
ciM
Mm
the
march
mrli
which
would
take
place
during
the
debate
on
welfare
depart
department
�
ment
spending
estimates
would
attempt
to
bring
to
the
govern
governments
�
ments
attention
a
lack
of
train
trained
�
ed
workers
clerical
staff
and
special
treatment
facilities
The
march
would
only
be
a
last
ditch
alternative
IX
the
staff
shortage
and
other
problems
are
not
remedied
here
the
source
said
The
idea
of
the
march
came
up
after
five
welfare
workers
here
fired
off
a
telegram
to
their
boss
in
Victoria
protest
protesting
�
ing
remarks
he
mado
about
a
young
worker
who
was
dis
dismissed
�
missed
Wallace
du
Temple
23
earl
earlier
�
ier
this
week
wrote
Premier
Dennett
claiming
that
It
was
impossible
for
welfare
clients
in
the
Fort
St
John
district
to
bo
properly
served
because
of
the
staff
shortage
Ho
subsequently
flew
to
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
to
meet
the
premier
but
failed
to
win
an
audience
In
the
meantime
James
Sad
Sadler
�
ler
director
of
welfare
called
a
press
conference
and
describ
described
�
ed
du
Temple
as
young
and
misinformed
When
the
wel
welfare
�
fare
worker
arrived
in
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
he
was
told
he
was
dis
dismissed
�
missed
We
do
not
feel
a
senior
welfare
official
helps
the
cause
of
a
hard
working
dedicated
staff
by
using
smear
tactics
said
the
telegram
from
here
It
is
an
established
fact
that
many
young
staff
members
have
aged
prematurely
on
the
Job
and
we
take
our
hats
off
to
du
Temple
The
telegram
was
signed
by
Nick
Proznick
Dridget
Moran
Helen
Gilmour
Judith
Kennedy
and
Shelagh
Vickery
Mrs
Moran
said
later
in
an
interview
that
such
public
ac
action
�
tion
would
have
been
unheard
of
in
the
department
three
or
four
years
ago
It
shows
how
the
welfare
situation
in
this
province
has
deteriorated
she
said
I
wouldnt
be
surprised
that
Mr
Sadler
soon
will
be
hearing
from
workers
throughout
the
Interior
and
Kootenays
The
New
Democratic
and
Lib
Liberal
�
eral
parties
are
debating
the
welfare
controversy
at
every
opportunity
In
the
legislature
Mr
du
Temple
told
report
reporters
�
ers
he
had
been
unable
to
meet
i
remier
uennett
or
weuare
Minister
Wesley
Dlack
Asked
whether
he
planned
to
stay
beyond
Thursday
If
the
meetings
could
not
be
arranged
he
replied
I
might
as
well
I
havent
any
Job
Ive
been
fired
Du
Temple
said
he
received
a
telegram
from
the
social
wel
welfare
�
fare
department
Thursday
tell
telling
�
ing
him
his
resignation
had
been
accepted
effective
immed
immediately
�
iately
He
said
he
planned
to
ask
Premier
Dennett
to
set
up
a
royal
commission
inquiry
Into
provincial
social
welfare
act
activities
�
ivities
In
his
letter
he
claimed
the
area
Is
ripe
with
prostitution
and
alcoholism
and
that
his
task
was
hopeless
Du
Temple
said
he
plans
eventually
to
return
to
uni
university
�
versity
but
has
had
his
fill
of
social
welfare
work
He
will
study
anthropology
He
met
briefly
with
Mr
Sad
Sadler
�
ler
who
confirmed
his
release
Shopping
centre
unwise
says
Vancouver
planner
Prince
George
does
not
have
a
large
enough
population
to
support
a
shopping
centre
as
well
as
a
downtown
area
Dont
think
for
a
moment
this
city
can
sustain
both
This
professional
opinion
was
added
to
the
already
heated
debate
on
shopping
centres
by
Vancouver
city
planner
Harry
W
Pickstone
when
he
addressed
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
Thursday
night
Noting
this
citys
downtown
area
contributed
25
of
the
communitys
revenue
Mr
Pickstone
asked
If
the
down
downtown
�
town
area
goes
Into
decline
who
will
pick
up
the
taxes
He
saw
no
alternative
to
the
burden
falling
on
the
home
homeowner
�
owner
Opposed
to
shopping
centres
in
communities
under
60000
population
the
speaker
never
nevertheless
�
theless
advised
that
established
business
districts
take
a
lesson
from
such
centres
A
wide
range
of
facilities
attracts
people
he
said
There
should
be
as
many
and
varied
stores
and
other
facilities
as
possible
The
downtown
area
should
be
kept
confined
for
the
con
convenience
�
venience
of
shopping
around
Merchants
should
follow
the
pattern
of
shopping
centres
which
have
major
stores
at
each
end
of
their
developments
to
serve
as
drawing
cards
lie
observed
Third
Avenue
has
strong
stores
in
Kresges
Woolworths
and
the
Hudson
Day
but
they
are
grouped
at
one
end
of
the
main
street
He
proposed
the
vacant
gar
garage
�
age
at
Third
and
George
as
the
site
of
another
department
store
to
keep
shoppers
moving
The
planner
predicted
this
would
stimulate
development
of
stores
between
George
and
the
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
intersection
You
cant
duplicate
a
shop
shopping
�
ping
centre
but
you
can
take
a
leaf
from
their
books
Mr
Pickstone
advised
He
proposed
thought
bo
given
to
trees
shrubs
music
and
decorative
sculpture
Shopping
centres
have
them
for
business
reasons
not
be
because
�
cause
they
are
patrons
of
the
arts
he
said
Mr
Pickstone
characterized
the
Prince
George
downtown
area
as
flourishing
but
ven
venerable
�
erable
You
should
hang
on
to
It
he
told
the
commerce
chamber
members
i
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workers
here
consider
Victoria
march
Five
Prince
George
social
workers
who
fired
off
tele
gram
Thursday
to
senior
welfare
official
James
A
Sadler
in
Victoria
are
pictured
here
At
telephone
is
Nick
Proznick
while
Judy
Kennedy
reads
from
note
notebook
�
book
Back
row
includes
Helen
Gilmour
Shelagh
Vickery
and
Bridget
Moran
-Pete
Miller
photo
No
welfare
action
brings
Tobacco
Road
to
Peace
VANCOUVER
CP
Vigor
Vigorous
�
ous
welfare
action
is
needed
to
prevent
the
roads
to
de
development
�
velopment
of
the
Peace
and
Columbia
rivers
becoming
twin
Tobacco
Roads
says
a
university
social
work
author
authority
�
ity
Prof
W
C
Dixon
director
of
the
University
of
British
Columbias
School
of
Social
Work
was
commenting
on
the
resignation
of
social
worker
W
G
du
Temple
who
charg
charged
�
ed
that
social
welfare
facili
facilities
�
ties
In
the
DC
north
are
a
farce
Du
Temple
has
shown
the
great
welter
of
problems
that
can
emerge
when
a
new
terri
territory
�
tory
starts
to
develop
Prof
Dixon
said
Unless
we
take
vigorous
action
on
a
community
level
the
road
to
the
Peace
and
the
road
to
the
Columbia
can
be
twin
tobacco
roads
In
terms
of
the
lives
of
the
people
In
effect
we
are
going
to
get
another
gold
rush
Dut
it
is
not
going
to
be
largely
con
confined
�
fined
to
single
men
The
phen
phenomenon
�
omenon
of
today
is
that
the
entire
family
will
move
because
the
old
car
is
the
covered
wagon
of
today
Unless
we
engage
in
some
form
of
community
development
we
are
going
to
be
In
real
trouble
In
these
communities
Prof
Dixon
said
community
development
workers
can
be
catalysts
In
getting
people
to
VICTORIA
Correspondent
Commonlaw
Is
better
living
than
marriage
under
Social
Credit
the
oppositions
welfare
critic
said
Thursday
A
married
couple
get
103
a
month
social
assistance
from
the
provincial
welfare
depart
department
�
ment
David
Darrett
NDP
Dewdney
told
the
legislature
But
a
commonlaw
couple
get
132
a
month
the
rates
for
two
single
people
For
his
pains
In
attacking
Socred
welfare
policy
Darrett
was
branded
smart
aleck
by
Premier
Bennett
Barrett
said
a
deserted
mother
and
four
children
can
get
only
168
a
month
in
aid
Yet
It
they
break
up
their
collective
welfare
Income
it
soars
to
38C
When
Socred
members
mur
murmured
�
mured
protests
he
answered
If
you
dont
believe
me
go
and
ask
the
social
worker
in
your
area
IX
you
can
find
her
BC
In
1964
employs
only
eight
more
social
workers
than
it
did
in
1952
he
said
The
total
today
Is
251
In
1952
It
was
243
In
1952
there
was
one
social
worker
for
every
5100
people
In
the
province
Barrett
said
Today
there
is
one
for
every
7500
William
Speare
SC-Cariboo
the
next
speaker
said
4
I
almost
waited
for
him
to
cry
to
our
Lord
and
protec
protector
tor
He
said
Darrett
was
over
against
creeping
fingers
of
water
and
against
crumbllngand
decay
Cariboo
MLA
Bill
Spear
an
announced
�
nounced
Thursday
a
company
Crownlte
Diatomite
had
been
formed
to
process
and
market
the
diatomaceous
deposits
found
in
the
Quesnel
area
It
would
employ
up
to
12
men
lie
said
the
principals
did
not
w
ish
to
be
named
but
both
he
and
Cariboo
MP
Deit
Leboe
were
activel
Hying
to
get
them
off
the
ground
The
MP
and
MLA
wpie
advising
as
far
as
possible
iu
the
companys
bid
foi
the
grouting
contract
on
Portage
Mountain
dam
Diatomaceous
earth
Is
so
fine
that
one
gram
of
it
would
covet
an
area
equivalent
to
a
foothill
field
For
this
leasou
it
is
supeilor
to
cement
as
a
gi
out
outing
�
ing
nuteiial
as
it
penett
ites
even
the
most
minute
cracks
in
lock
face
up
to
problems
and
work
them
out
in
terms
of
govern
government
�
ment
aid
and
whatever
Is
re
required
�
quired
They
can
mobilize
the
people
to
deal
with
whatever
problems
arise
lack
ot
wel
welfare
�
fare
services
housing
educa
education
�
tion
before
It
Is
too
late
Commonlaw
cheaper
NDP
claims
in
debate
stating
the
case
as
usual
and
that
he
was
dealing
with
par
particular
�
ticular
cases
instead
of
the
general
situation
Darrett
said
Welfare
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Wesley
Dlackhas
been
mak
making
�
ing
the
same
defence
of
his
welfare
department
year
after
year
Stop
this
silly
defence
of
social
welfare
attacks
on
the
government
as
being
cheap
and
low
politics
he
said
That
In
Itself
Is
low
poli
politics
�
tics
Lets
stop
playing
political
games
Lets
get
down
and
do
some
work
Thats
what
were
here
for
Three
held
after
break
in
Three
juveniles
have
been
arrested
and
will
be
charged
In
connection
with
the
breaking
and
entering
of
St
Marys
Cath
Catholic
�
olic
Rectory
1088
Gillette
early
today
A
small
amount
of
money
and
some
religious
articles
were
taken
from
the
religious
coun
counter
�
ter
but
the
items
were
recover
recovered
�
ed
when
the
youths
were
ap
apprehended
�
prehended
They
were
noticed
running
from
the
building
at
1
am
by
the
rectory
caretaker
Ger
Gerard
�
ard
Seerey
who
called
police
Entry
was
made
through
a
classroom
window
which
was
closed
but
not
locked
No
dam
damage
�
age
was
caused
Industry
from
ancient
seas
A
new
Central
Interior
snail
industry
may
be
born
if
a
group
of
businessmen
are
successful
in
selling
a
product
created
at
the
dawn
of
history
The
sub
substance
�
stance
they
are
seeking
to
mar
market
�
ket
Is
diatomaceous
earth
which
is
found
In
abundance
In
the
Quesnel
area
It
Is
a
fine
power
like
de
deposit
�
posit
the
remains
of
a
minute
marine
vegetable
of
the
coral
type
It
Is
left
behind
after
old
seas
have
receded
and
their
place
has
been
taken
by
the
land
The
market
for
this
iu
the
Central
Interior
is
the
Peace
River
power
project
the
fine
earth
mixed
with
water
and
a
hardening
agent
is
used
to
seal
the
bedrock
upon
which
such
structures
as
the
Portage
Mountain
dam
are
based
Under
pressure
it
is
pumped
through
drill
holes
Into
ciacks
and
fissures
to
seal
the
lock
To
provide
effective
coverage
the
standard
for
grouting
material
in
such
a
project
as
the
Peace
dam
is
that
one
gram
be
able
to
cover
12000
square
feet
The
Quesnel
pro
product
�
duct
can
cover
17000
square
feet
per
gram
Mr
Speare
Thursday
assured
The
Citizen
the
company
was
quite
legitimate
and
was
not
a
promotion
The
deposit
on
which
the
firniwould
wotk
Initi
Initially
�
ally
lies
foui
mile
f
1
om
Ques
Quesnel
�
nel
011
the
west
side
of
the
river
but
the
Cariboo
MLA
says
there
aie
deposits
all
the
way
up
the
river
bank
Cost
of
getting
into
produc
production
�
tion
would
be
about
150000
he
estimated
If
Crownlte
weie
successful
in
selling
to
the
Peirp
pioject
Mr
Speii
pre
predicted
�
dicted
the
film
a
ho
would
find
market
on
the
Columbia
jnd
I
iasei
Mum
Uouliontiol
jobs
f