THE
WORLD
TODAY
Author
Grace
Metalious
died
today
Miss
Metalious
who
-
wrote
the
controversial
novel
-
Peyton
Place
died
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a
Boston
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hospital
of
a
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old
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James
Hoffa
has
taken
the
-
stand
at
his
jury
-
tampering
VICTORIA
Correspondent-
Prince
social
welfare
trlal
In
Chattanooga
Tenn
Georges
Hoffa
one
of
six
deendants
Pf
have
ben
began
testifying
alter
the
de-
avoided
the
DC
government
fence
made
new
efforts
to
throw
ha
Paid
attention
to
reports
f
ts
lvl1
servants
MLA
out
testimony
by
the
chief
gov-
rm
an
ernment
witness
In
the
case
said
Monday
The
judge
In
the
case
over-
fth
Squ
re
NDP
Alberni
ruled
all
such
motions
t
the
legislature
annual
re-
ports
of
the
social
welfare
de-
Dobby
Daker
went
before
In-
partment
for
the
past
three
vestlgatlng
senators
today
with
years
have
Indicated
there
the
expressed
Intention
of
re-
would
be
trouble
In
the
northern
fusing
to
answer
any
questions
community
The
public
hearing
started
In
W
anyone
had
paid
attention
a
row
when
Bakers
lawyer
tney
would
have
known
some
Edward
Bennett
Williams
ac-
thing
was
going
to
happen
cused
the
senate
rules
com-
something
was
going
to
blow
mlttee
of
staging
a
television
UP
he
said
spectacular
He
asked
that
the
The
minister
should
have
TV
cameras
be
removed
The
known
right
away
something
was
senators
have
been
assigned
the
going
to
happen
and
steps
should
task
of
learning
whether
Baker
have
been
taken
to
avoid
it
was
Involved
In
conflict
of
in-
said
Squire
terest
in
amassing
a
claimed
He
accused
the
government
2
million
fortune
on
paper
blaming
the
press
for
the
while
serving
as
secretary
to
welfare
controversy
Particu
the
senates
democractlc
ma-
larly
responsible
for
this
he
lorlty
said
was
Highways
Minister
P
A
Gaglardi
There
was
an
uproar
in
the
Every
time
there
is
aprob
House
of
Commons
today
when
iem
or
a
discussion
on
welfare
Opposition
Leader
Diefenbaker
we
fncj
tney
dont
look
at
the
attacked
the
government
over
cause
0r
solutlon
they
go
run
the
weekend
seizure
of
1917
nlng
around
the
province
look
rifles
without
bolts
from
lng
for
someone
to
blame
and
exclusive
Ottawa
College
Gaglardls
reply
I
said
you
Defence
Minister
Hellyer
cant
blame
the
press
they
did
apologized
for
the
zealousness
lt
lo
sell
thelr
newspaper
with
which
the
army
removed
A
Sociai
credit
reply
came
the
rifles
Mr
Diefenbaker
said
from
Herbert
Bruch
SC-Esqul-removal
of
the
rifles
-
used
by
maU
the
next
speaker
the
college
cadet
corps
was
IJe
sald
professional
stand
carried
out
with
lawlessness
ards
are
blocking
aid
from
And
he
added
lawlessness
peopie
wlthin
communities
who
Is
worse
when
it
is
lawlessness
want
f0
neip
weifare
cases
of
the
Crown
He
sald
professional
people
should
co
ordinate
their
efforts
Cries
of
treason
were
with
local
groups
heard
In
the
Commons
today
Then
we
can
solve
our
wel-
when
the
government
was
ques-
fare
problems
tioned
about
the
visit
of
Queen
Elizabeth
to
Charlottetown
and
TJaafUmnn
Quebec
City
In
the
fall
Con-
SrlccXVllUlcUL
servatlve
Leon
Dalcer
asked
-q
what
were
the
governments
In-
JL1G6S
XJV
tentions
In
view
of
a
statement
vi-
last
night
by
Separatist
Leader
vCTOIUA
twice
m
W
convicted
SiSVeS
and
Marcel
Chaput
that
the
Queen
Heathman
of
the
murder
of
would
be
In
danger
if
the
visit
lter
acquitted
a
Vernon
newsboy
is
believed
takes
place
Prime
Minister
t
o
the
province
and
In
the
Pearson
replied
that
plans
for
the
October
visit
will
not
be
US
affected
by
what
he
called
ir-
Officials
said
Monday
night
responsible
statements
he
may
be
heading
for
Nevada
where
he
had
a
criminal
record
before
coming
to
BC
Four
paratroopers
wereklll-
Heathman
was
onparole
after
ed
in
a
mass
parachute
Jump
being
released
last
week
from
today
at
Fort
Bragg
NC
Eight
Essondale
Mental
Hospital
other
men
were
Injured
in
the
The
Victoria
official
said
that
jump
The
accident
occurred
breaking
a
Mental
Hospitals
when
a
transport
plane
struck
a
Act
parole
Is
not
a
crime
and
group
of
paratroopers
who
had
he
said
so
far
police
are
not
Jumped
from
another
plane
under
orders
to
arrest
Heath
Heathman
�
man
If
he
Is
found
However
the
RCMP
has
been
trUCUnS
t0
Former
US
president
Her-
uf0dcattohlnf
bert
Hoover
is
reported
tohave
antehter
Erlc
Martln
suffered
what
is
called
la
seri
JggS
nJSIreS
S
committed
to
the
Essondale
are
no
further
details
The
ineuj-
Hos
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Vancouver
ver
when
year
old
Hoover
has
been
living
U
DC
J
in
ahotel
suite
in
New
York
City
5jtJund
But
he
did
not
know
what
would
A
Canadian
trade
mission
happen
if
he
was
returned
and
files
out
of
Ottawa
Tuesday
found
to
be
sane
headed
for
a
month
long
tour
A
section
of
the
act
says
of
Latin
America
The
mission
wnen
a
patient
on
temporary
sponsored
by
the
federal
trade
discharge
breaks
probation
department
will
investigate
pa-
wlthln
six
months
and
is
found
tential
markets
for
Canadian-
t0
unsafe
at
large
he
can
be
designed
and
fabricated
food
and
rec0mmltted
fish
processing
plants
and
equipment
The
mission
will
But
nothing
in
the
act
says
visit
Mexico
Equador
Peru
what
happens
if
he
breaks
pro-
and
Chile
batlon
and
Is
found
sane
Now
hear
this
Plans
for
a
luxury
motor
McLeods
the
prairie
de
hotel
on
Third
west
of
the
partment
store
chain
which
has
Northern
Lights
motel
are
ex-
been
coy
about
its
planstobulld
pected
to
be
unveiled
at
city
on
property
It
owns
here
on
hall
this
week
after
nearly
Fourth
is
reported
to
be
ready
10
years
at
the
same
stand
on
to
call
tenders
at
last
Third
Elmer
and
Bett
Nelson
Also
reported
tobe
preparing
are
packing
It
up
and
the
main
to
build
is
the
automotive
sup
stem
has
one
less
coffee
house
ply
house
Taylor
Pearson
and
where
the
affairs
of
state
can
Carson
Ltd
be
discussed
over
coffee
See
wieiu
school
board
cups
chairman
J
W
Elliott
has
gone
Back
at
his
desk
at
city
into
the
holiday
tour
business
hall
after
a
nasty
dose
of
pneu-
The
ads
are
calling
him
Holi-
monla
is
city
clerk
Ted
Nelson-
day
Herble
Kent
and
thankful
for
his
return
A
crucial
item
has
dlnppear-
Arran
Thomson
ed
from
the
newly
Installed
ls
city
manager
hostoa
suffered
might-
stage
lighting
in
Duchess
Park
Uy
from
the
current
flu
epi-
Anyone
knowing
he
where-
abouts
of
a
600
volt
eittentlon
OopsVegoofcd
Ron
Tweedle
cord
with
male
three
prong
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asked
to
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of
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failure
to
tell
the
cost
of
the
BC
Electric
take
takeover
�
over
court
case
sparked
a
flare
up
In
the
legislature
Monday
Attorney
-
General
Robert
Bonner
put
up
a
barrage
of
protest
But
the
clash
ended
with
un
unanimous
�
animous
approval
for
third
reading
of
legislation
approving
the
final
payoff
for
BCE
common
shares
negotiated
last
Sept
September
�
ember
At
first
the
NDP
objected
to
a
phrase
In
the
legislation
saying
the
final
price
of
197
114358
was
determined
by
Chief
Justice
Sherwood
Lett
They
said
he
had
only
sug
suggested
�
gested
a
price
In
a
court
ruling
but
the
amount
had
later
been
established
by
negotiation
be
between
�
tween
the
government
and
BC
Power
Corp
the
former
owners
An
amendment
to
change
the
wording
was
defeated
on
a
voice
vote
Then
OppoUon
Leader
Rob-
Dallamore
meets
council
Regional
welfare
supervisor
V
II
Dallamore
Is
scheduled
to
meet
Wednesday
with
city
council
In
an
In
camera
meeting
to
discuss
the
welfare
situation
In
Prince
George
Municipal
manager
Arran
Thomson
advised
council
Mon
Monday
�
day
night
that
Mr
Dallamore
is
prepared
to
meet
council
to
discuss
the
administration
of
his
department
e
ert
Strachan
asked
how
much
the
court
case
cost
estimates
have
ranged
over
1000000
T
dont
know
offhand
re
replied
�
plied
Attorney
General
Robert
Bonner
Isnt
that
rather
an
unusual
position
to
be
In
asked
Mr
Strachan
He
asked
Premier
WAC
Bennett
to
tell
him
Bennett
said
he
didnt
Inquire
into
such
matters
Every
Everything
�
thing
ls
audited
That
was
hardly
a
proper
answer
Strachan
said
The
case
had
cost
a
lot
of
money
because
the
government
had
made
a
mistake
Gordon
Dowdlng
NDP
Burnaby
asked
If
the
govern
government
�
ment
could
present
an
agree
agreement
�
ment
In
writing
I
dont
have
It
with
me
Bonner
said
Mr
Dowdlng
said
the
govern
government
�
ment
was
asking
the
house
to
approe
a
settlement
without
telling
the
details
You
should
at
least
be
frank
he
said
Premier
Bennett
told
the
NDP
to
ask
a
question
on
the
house
order
Strachan
agreed
to
do
this
Then
he
asked
on
what
x
authority
the
final
payment
an
extra
25000000
had
been
made
The
premier
didnt
pay
it
the
hydro
authority
paid
it
said
Mr
Bennett
Its
making
a
farce
out
of
our
democracy
Mr
Strachan
said
Why
bring
the
bill
in
at
all
if
you
can
go
ahead
and
do
as
you
please
e
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An
unusual
winter
driving
hazard
for
Prince
George
motorists
is
Lake
Tamarack
a
large
ice
-
filled
body
of
water
covering
a
section
of
Tamarack
Street
on
the
city
s
south
side
This
land
lubber
motorist
finally
turned
around
and
used
another
street
Pete
Miller
photo
City
to
give
CMHA
group
site
for
local
clinic
City
council
Monday
night
took
steps
to
provide
the
Prince
George
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Mental
Health
Association
with
two
city
lots
as
a
site
for
the
construction
of
a
White
Cross
centre
At
a
regular
meeting
In
conn-
Bennett
hiding
figures
charged
in
BCE
case
ell
chambers
council
empow
ered
city
manager
Arran
iiiom
son
to
locate
a
pair
of
suitable
lots
centrally
located
which
would
serve
as
a
building
slte
for
the
rehabilitative
centre
C
R
Moss
association
president
who
appeared
before
council
outlined
the
purpose
oi
the
centre
and
said
it
Is
ur
urgently
�
gently
needed
in
Prince
George
as
an
important
adjunct
to
the
forthcoming
psychiatric
facil
facilities
�
ities
which
the
health
depart
department
�
ment
plans
to
Incorporate
in
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
The
centre
whlchwould
serve
as
a
headquarters
fortheCMHA
would
be
staffed
by
its
mem
members
�
bers
would
serve
to
rehabili
rehabilitate
�
tate
patients
following
psychia
psychiatric
�
tric
treatment
In
the
health
cen
centre
�
tre
Mr
Moss
pointed
out
that
one
third
of
mentally
111
pa
patients
�
tients
re
enter
hospital
within
a
year
following
their
dis
discharge
�
charge
A
White
Cross
centre
which
would
help
patients
readjust
to
society
would
prevent
much
of
this
re
entry
problem
Mr
Moss
received
a
sympa
sympathetic
�
thetic
ear
from
council
Intact
a
motion
by
Aid
Charlie
Gra
Graham
�
ham
commended
Mr
Moss
and
his
association
and
urged
that
council
lend
Its
support
to
the
proposed
White
Cross
Centre
According
to
estimates
an
announced
�
nounced
early
this
month
the
provincial
government
will
spend
approximately
24000
to
provide
mental
health
facilities
here
this
year
plus
an
addi
additional
�
tional
70000
or
more
for
sal
salaries
�
aries
and
expenses
to
operate
the
clinic
Decision
of
the
government
to
provide
mental
health
facil
facilities
�
ities
may
have
been
the
re
result
�
sult
of
pressure
exerted
by
the
mental
health
association
which
was
organized
by
Mr
Moss
Just
over
a
year
ago
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY
25
1964
Won
LOgon
4
2441
g
MONTREAL
Special
A
group
of
young
fanat
fanatical
�
ical
extremists
said
to
be
capable
of
a
suicide
mission
are
planning
an
assault
on
Queen
Elizabeth
during
her
Quebec
visit
next
fall
There
isnt
much
room
for
doubt
that
these
guys
have
such
a
plot
on
their
minds
a
law
enforcement
source
said
here
today
Its
a
possibility
we
absol
absolutely
�
utely
cannot
afford
to
disre
disregard
�
gard
the
source
said
The
law
enforcement
source
described
the
terrorists
as
young
fanatical
and
capable
of
a
suicide
mission
that
would
win
maximum
publicity
for
their
cause
Live
TV
may
wait
Radio
and
television
station
CKPG
which
applied
in
Decem
December
�
ber
for
permission
to
operate
network
television
In
Prince
George
may
have
to
wait
until
April
before
Its
application
ls
heard
Station
manager
Bob
Harklns
said
today
that
he
has
received
no
word
as
to
whether
the
stations
application
will
come
before
the
March
10
hearing
of
the
Broadcast
Board
of
Governors
Mr
Harklns
said
the
original
application
In
December
was
revised
and
re
submltted
Feb
5
in
plenty
of
time
for
the
March
sitting
of
the
board
However
unless
the
station
hears
from
the
board
within
the
next
day
or
so
the
application
may
be
postponed
untU
the
next
sitting
April
28
The
station
plans
to
broadcast
live
television
by
means
Of
BC
Telephone
Co
microwave
equipment
which
will
relay
CBC
programs
from
Kamloops
Firefighters
reps
named
Ron
Tweedle
financial
sec
secretary
�
retary
Local
1
424
Interna
International
�
tional
Woodworkers
of
America
has
been
appointed
representa
representative
�
tive
for
the
firemens
union
on
an
arbitration
board
which
will
negotiate
a
new
contract
be
between
�
tween
the
city
and
firefighters
The
citys
representative
on
the
three
man
board
is
chart
chartered
�
ered
accountant
A
M
Clark
Chairman
of
the
board
will
be
appointed
by
the
provincial
labor
relations
board
at
the
re
request
�
quest
of
Mr
Clark
and
Mr
Tweedle
because
they
were
un
unable
�
able
to
agree
on
a
choice
of
a
chairman
themselves
The
firefighters
are
seeking
a
new
two
year
contract
which
will
Include
a
basic
wage
in
increase
�
crease
of
12
12
cents
an
hour
Prime
Minister
Pearson
In
the
Commons
today
said
plans
for
the
Queens
visit
will
not
be
affected
as
he
put
it
by
any
irresponsible
state
statements
�
ments
Mr
Pearson
was
comment
commenting
�
ing
on
another
statement
Issued
by
Dr
Marcel
Chaput
former
leader
of
the
Quebec
Republican
Party
who
said
in
Toronto
that
the
Queens
life
will
be
en
endangered
�
dangered
if
she
visits
Quebec
next
fall
as
planned
Dr
Chaput
told
200
members
of
the
Young
Mens
Canadian
Club
that
some
of
my
own
people
are
ready
to
let
her
know
and
brutally
that
she
ls
no
longer
welcome
in
French
Canada
The
Queen
ls
scheduled
to
visit
Charlottetown
and
Quebec
In
October
to
mark
the
100th
anniversary
of
the
conferences
in
those
cities
which
led
to
Con
Confederation
�
federation
Dr
Chaput
said
the
looting
of
armories
in
Quebec
was
suc
successful
�
cessful
because
half
the
French
-
speaking
Canadians
serving
In
the
armories
were
separatists
He
suggested
there
ls
nothing
that
English
-
speaking
Can
Canadians
�
adians
can
do
to
prevent
the
creation
of
a
separate
French
nation
in
North
America
The
mayor
of
Quebec
city
Wilfred
Hamel
says
he
doesnt
think
theres
any
danger
because
most
Quebec
people
he
feels
will
welcome
the
Queen
The
mayor
and
a
high
-
ranking
Quebec
City
police
officer
fear
a
small
element
may
try
to
make
trouble
however
On
the
other
hand
there
has
been
a
general
tightening
of
security
on
Parliament
Hill
The
RCMP
says
all
patrolmen
are
now
carrying
service
revolvers
The
tightening
according
to
sources
in
Ottawa
result
In
part
from
concern
over
the
as
assassination
�
sassination
of
President
Ken
Kennedy
�
nedy
and
partly
because
of
signs
of
Increased
separatist
violence
in
Quebec
In
london
a
spokesman
at
Buckingham
Palace
reports
that
no
extra
security
precautions
have
been
taken
so
far
for
the
Queens
visit
The
spokesman
told
newsmen
today
as
far
as
I
know
nospecialarrangements
have
been
made
But
It
is
a
long
time
away
yet
Mr
Pearsons
brief
state
statement
�
ment
was
In
reply
to
a
question
by
Leon
Balcer
PC
member
for
Trols
-
Rivieres
who
asked
about
the
governments
inten
intentions
�
tions
in
the
face
of
DrChaputs
remarks
in
Toronto
Said
Mr
Pearson
The
hon
honorable
�
orable
member
knows
that
any
government
would
take
adequate
measures
for
the
security
of
Her
Majesty
the
Queen
when
she
comes
to
this
country
Vancouver
women
join
no
sugar
marchers
A
movement
started
by
a
group
of
Quesnel
housewives
to
curb
the
use
of
sugar
ls
being
taken
up
by
a
similar
group
In
Vancouver
The
Vancouver
group
ls
urg
urging
�
ing
BC
hosewlves
not
to
buy
sugar
on
No
Sugar
Week
between
March
2
and
9
The
Quesnel
group
started
their
protest
some
three
weeks
ago
and
a
Prince
George
house
wife
Mrs
Pearl
Peterson
sub
subsequently
�
sequently
began
the
fight
here
The
Quesnel
women
are
now
planning
a
no
sugar
bake
sale
The
Vancouver
group
plans
to
distribute
leaflets
In
shopping
centre
Friday
appealing
to
shoppers
to
refrain
from
buy
buying
�
ing
sugar
syrup
and
sweets
during
the
week
They
recommend
honey
as
an
effective
sweetener
CLEAR
TnI
Low
20
-
High
40
SUICIDE
MISSION
AWAITS
QUEEN
jZ7
H
QUEEN
threatened
Boy
Scout
leaders
take
sides
Provincial
Boy
Scout
leaders
are
taking
sides
In
the
beret
rebellion
of
Prince
George
scouts
Bless
em
says
Reginald
Miller
president
of
the
BC
-Yukon
Boy
Scouts
forecasting
the
beret
maybe
standard
dress
for
all
Canadian
scouts
within
six
months
Not
the
approved
dress
answers
Scout
Commissioner
Brig
William
G
H
Roaf
who
says
he
quashed
a
similar
re
belllon
last
year
Meanwhile
the
Prince
George
First
Troop
continues
to
wear
the
British
style
green
beret
Instead
of
the
regulation
hard
stetson
Mr
Miller
Insisting
the
Boy
Scout
movement
Is
not
a
tyr
tyranny
�
anny
said
The
whole
uniform
is
under
review
anyway
and
in
six
months
there
may
be
some
new
regulations
that
the
boys
in
Prince
George
never
dream
dreamed
�
ed
of
Brig
Roaf
answered
Berets
are
not
official
dress
for
scouts
Rover
Scouts
are
en
entitled
�
titled
to
wear
a
beret
Scouts
are
not
We
had
a
group
In
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
who
tried
that
berets
a
year
ago
I
cured
em
They
dont
wear
em
now
Prince
George
Scoutmaster
Peter
Russell
said
his
troop
adopted
berets
last
month
to
avoid
the
wear
and
tear
on
stetsons
incurred
by
hiking
through
heavy
bush
Queen
Aurora
commended
Vernons
fourth
annual
Win
ter
Carnival
would
likely
have
been
a
success
anyway
but
the
presence
of
Prince
Georges
Aurora
Queen
Margaret
Nich
Nicholson
�
olson
helped
In
a
letter
to
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
Vernon
mayor
Ellwood
C
Rice
expressed
his
citys
gratitude
for
Miss
Nicholsons
participation
In
the
carnival
and
praised
the
Aurora
Queens
oerformance
there
Miss
Nicholson
gave
a
very
good
account
of
herself
and
the
city
she
so
capably
rep
represented
�
resented
In
attending
the
vari
various
�
ous
functions
Mayor
Rice
said
MOOSE
STORMS
SM1THERS
SMITHERS
Correspondent
A
young
moose
decided
this
morning
to
do
some
shopping
at
a
department
store
here
Being
an
unconventlonalvlsl
tor
the
moose
entered
the
store
through
a
corner
plate
glass
window
It
was
apparently
being
chased
by
dogs
Once
In
the
store
the
moose
Inspected
TV
sets
and
furni
furniture
�
ture
doing
a
large
amount
of
damage
In
Its
tour
The
moose
which
broke
a
leg
In
Its
leap
through
the
window
was
dispatched
by
Pete
Sawlckle
with
a
rifle
Another
moose
was
also
seen
today
wandering
about
the
streets
Well
its
not
uncommon
commented
one
of
the
towns
residents
A
Prince
George
game
bi
biologist
�
ologist
says
the
bellgerent
be
behavior
�
havior
of
this
and
other
moose
in
the
area
is
due
to
deep
snow
along
roadways
A
moose
will
get
onto
a
road
where
the
going
Is
easy
and
then
he
cant
find
a
way
to
get
off
without
getting
stuck
In
deep
snow
beside
the
road
says
Fish
and
Game
Department
bl-
ologlst
Keith
Mundy
Mwhnn
a
truck
or
something
comes
along
he
gets
mad
and
tried
to
chase
It
off
the
road
You
cant
blame
them
for
getting
mad
I
wouldnt
want
to
go
Jumping
off
the
road
into
six
feet
of
snow
either