THE
WORLD
TODAY
Gunmen
slain
Four
gunmen
raced
out
of
a
supermarket
Wednesday
Into
a
barrage
of
police
bullets
Three
were
slain
one
escaped
Police
had
set
up
an
ambush
for
the
men
on
the
esl
side
on
the
strength
of
a
wave
of
holdups
of
National
Tea
Company
food
stores
In
the
Chicago
area
In
recent
weeks
The
gang
pulled
off
the
C000
holdup
without
Incident
then
fell
Into
the
police
trap
as
they
rushed
for
their
getaway
HoffcTs
helpers
A
move
within
the
Teamsters
Union
to
raise
a
defence
fund
for
James
n
Hoffa
with
a
goal
of
1
700000
was
disclosed
here
Wednesday
Teamsters
locals
throughout
the
US
are
being
asked
to
consider
giving
1
each
for
each
of
the
unions
1700
000
members
Racial
violence
Violence
In
the
form
of
a
gang
attack
and
fire
bombs
plagued
Jacksonville
Fla
even
as
white
and
Negro
leaders
groped
for
a
way
out
of
the
racial
crisis
Police
said
a
white
man
at
attacked
�
tacked
by
a
gang
of
Negro
teen
teenagers
�
agers
was
badly
Injured
Fire
bomb
ruined
a
1955
model
auto
on
a
used
car
lot
raise
alarms
kept
firemen
on
the
run
for
the
third
night
but
rock
throwing
and
other
vandalism
subsided
Surprise
sentinels
Britain
put
forward
today
a
blueprint
for
a
system
of
mili
military
�
tary
observer
posts
In
Europe
Canadt
and
the
United
States
to
guard
against
surprise
attack
by
air
sea
and
ground
forces
Peter
Thomas
Oritlsh
minis
minister
�
ter
of
state
submitted
the
de
detailed
�
tailed
proposal
at
a
meeting
of
the
17
nationdlsarmament
con
conference
�
ference
His
plan
provided
for
establishment
of
permanent
ob
observer
�
server
posts
at
agreed
road
and
rail
junctions
airfields
and
sea
seaports
�
ports
in
Canada
tho
United
States
Dritaln
and
throughout
continental
Curope
and
the
Soviet
Union
Christians
aroused
Primitive
Christian
tribes
tribesmen
�
men
armed
with
bows
and
ar
arrows
�
rows
today
were
reported
join
joining
�
ing
in
the
religious
rioting
In
eastern
India
as
the
official
death
toll
approached
500
Christian
Adlvasi
tribesmen
In
Dinar
State
angered
over
re
reports
�
ports
of
Moslem
terror
against
Christian
tribesmen
in
neigh
neighboring
�
boring
Cast
Pakistan
attacked
Moslems
and
burned
two
vil
villages
�
lages
Chief
Minister
K
D
Sahay
told
the
Bihar
legislature
large
numbers
of
Adivasls
are
roaming
the
area
near
tho
Bl-har-Orlssa
state
borders
and
have
announced
plans
to
attack
two
more
villages
Sadists
in
Paris
Parisians
are
worrying
about
three
double
slayings
in
close
succession
for
which
no
sus
suspects
�
pects
have
been
arrested
The
first
case
was
the
gunshot
deaths
of
Dr
Louis
Jarty
78
and
his
15-year-old
daughter
Francolse
in
their
luxurious
home
Nine
guilty
A
jury
found
nine
men
guilty
today
on
charges
of
taking
part
in
Britains
great
train
robbery
-the
theft
of
7800000
from
the
Glasgow
London
mall
train
last
Aug
8
A
tenth
man
was
found
guilty
of
conspiring
to
obstruct
the
course
of
Justice
The
verdict
came
after
three
days
of
deliberation
and
a
trla
that
lasted
nine
weeks
Vol
8
No
61
Now
hear
this
Good
news
for
the
kids
wholl
be
looking
for
something
to
do
Monday
afternoon
Strand
Theatre
has
a
real
thriller
scheduled
for
a
matinee
show
showing
�
ing
at
230
pm
King
Kong
vs
Codzlllla
Several
members
of
Knox
United
Church
Choir
have
agreed
to
postpone
their
de
departure
�
parture
on
Easter
vacation
to
present
again
the
Easter
Can
Cantata
�
tata
Olivet
to
Calvary
It
will
begin
at
8
pm
tonight
in
Knox
Church
There
is
not
any
truth
to
the
rumor
a
new
secondary
industry
is
starting
In
Prince
George
The
word
was
an
enterprising
businessman
was
planning
to
make
a
killing
exporting
pitted
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sections
of
the
Airport
Hill
and
First
Avenue
to
Cyprus
for
United
Nations
troops
to
use
as
foxholes
It
was
an
Interesting
Idea
but
local
historians
pre
prevented
�
vented
It
They
said
the
pot
holes
had
been
there
for
so
many
years
they
were
being
preserv
preserved
�
ed
In
memory
of
the
old
days
Simon
Fraser
Is
said
to
have
camped
overnight
In
one
of
them
Can
any
elected
official
beat
the
record
of
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
He
was
voted
Into
of
office
�
fice
on
the
North
Vancouver
School
Board
at
the
age
of
21
Prtbably
the
youngest
member
on
record
City
prosecutor
CecEdwaids
has
had
a
bit
of
ear
trouble
lately
and
hes
gone
to
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
to
have
it
fixed
up
Nothing
serious
Cable
TV
users
In
Prince
George
tonight
will
have
a
front
row
view
of
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs
There
are
500
cable
subcribers
in
the
city
so
lets
hope
you
have
a
friendly
neigh
neighbor
�
bor
Due
to
a
typographical
error
the
date
of
the
Dairy
Queens
grand
opening
sale
was
omitted
from
an
advertisement
The
sale
is
Easter
Sunday
i
Jo
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
Joyous
Easter
hymns
will
proclaim
the
Resurrection
in
city
churches
Sunday
As
much
a
part
of
the
Easter
celebration
as
the
Easter
lily
or
the
Easter
eggs
for
the
kiddies
is
the
Easter
bonnet
for
milady
Pert
Carol
Duff
chooses
the
future
look
in
this
chic
blue
chapeau
by
Nadelle
of
Montreal
Photo
by
Pete
Miller
courtesy
Your
Dream
Shop
Feed
mill
for
city
is
studied
by
Co
op
Prince
George
Co
operative
Association
Is
studying
the
feasibility
of
a
200000
live
livestock
�
stock
and
poultry
feed
mill
here
Mention
was
made
of
the
plans
In
the
board
of
directors
report
read
at
the
associations
annual
meeting
Wednesday
night
A
recommendation
has
been
made
to
the
directors
that
the
Co
Op
build
a
completely
mod
modern
�
ern
feed
mixing
plant
which
would
Include
grinding
mixing
and
molasses
equipment
Co
Op
officials
hope
centres
outside
of
Prince
George
such
as
McDrido
Vanderhoof
Burns
Lake
and
Terrace
also
would
be
interested
in
establishing
such
a
plant
here
Del
Sproxton
manager
of
the
Co
Ops
Fourth
Ave
agricul
agricultural
�
tural
centre
said
240000
worth
of
feed
was
sold
to
far
farmers
�
mers
In
the
Prince
George
area
last
year
He
said
he
hoped
a
mill
at
Prince
George
would
add
to
Its
sales
volume
by
finding
markets
In
other
Northern
Interior
areas
The
Co
Op
hopes
to
find
a
site
near
trackage
This
would
eliminate
some
of
the
cartage
costs
which
last
year
amount
amounted
�
ed
to
2
a
ton
Canadians
on
Cyprus
take
up
chores
Friday
NICOSIA
Reuters
-
The
United
Nations
force
to
keep
peace
on
this
troubled
island
will
become
operational
Friday
when
Indias
Lt
-
Gen
Prem
Singh
Gyanl
takes
command
of
the
Canadian
and
British
con
contingents
�
tingents
now
on
the
island
the
UN
announced
today
The
announcement
said
the
force
would
Initially
consist
of
Canadian
and
British
troops
An
advance
party
from
the
Finnish
contingent
was
sched
scheduled
�
uled
to
arrive
InNlcoslatonlght
and
advance
parties
from
the
Swedish
and
Irish
contingents
Friday
UN
Secretary
-
General
U
Thani
said
Wednesday
In
Gen-
Court
reduces
robbery
penalty
VANCOUVER
IP
-
The
DC
Court
of
Appeal
today
reduced
to
five
strokes
from
10
strokes
the
paddling
sentences
of
two
18
-
year
old
Prince
George
youths
convicted
for
armed
rob
robbery
�
bery
The
youths
ErrolNtgardand
James
Oullette
were
convicted
of
the
3900
armed
robbery
of
a
Burnaby
bank
Jan
28
The
court
refused
however
to
reduce
Oullettes
10
year
prison
term
but
reduced
to
eight
years
the
10
yeir
term
im
imposed
�
posed
on
Negard
eva
the
forces
terms
of
refer
reference
ence
were
shaping
up
well
The
affairs
of
the
Pacific
Northern
Railway
are
being
wound
up
This
time
Its
of
official
�
ficial
William
Mainwaring
was
named
the
railways
liquidator
In
Vancouver
this
week
But
since
it
has
no
liabilities
or
assets
he
wont
have
much
to
do
Its
merely
a
formality
the
last
spike
in
the
coffin
of
an
idea
which
died
soon
after
the
1960
D
C
election
campaign
Work
will
never
stop
until
this
railway
reaches
the
Yukon
Premier
Bennett
said
at
Summit
Lake
In
1060
when
ceremonies
were
held
to
make
the
official
start
of
construction
Building
of
a
railway
between
Summit
Lako
and
the
Yukon
boundary
700
miles
of
no
mans
land
had
been
a
condi
condition
�
tion
of
the
reserves
granted
by
the
B
C
government
to
Wen-ner-Oren
interests
Wenner
Gren
wanted
to
explore
for
mineral
forest
and
hydro
potential
in
the
North
The
construction
-
opening
ceiemonies
attended
by
a
num
number
�
ber
of
dlgntaries
at
Summit
Lake
came
just
one
day
ahead
MARCH
26
1
964
The
white
paper
presented
to
Parliament
by
Defence
Minister
Hellyer
also
laid
down
the
out
outline
�
line
of
a
10
year
defence
plan
stressing
the
development
of
flexible
mobile
military
units
that
could
be
available
for
quick
movement
to
any
part
of
the
world
It
predicted
considerable
savings
through
integration
of
the
headquarters
training
and
administrative
staffs
now
main
maintained
�
tained
by
each
service
These
now
tie
up
about
50000
of
Can
Canadas
�
adas
122000
full
time
service
servicemen
�
men
Under
integration
the
sep
separate
�
arate
chiefs
of
the
army
navy
and
RCAF
would
disappear
to
be
replaced
by
a
chief
of
de
defence
�
fence
staff
and
a
single
defence
staff
Mr
Hellyer
told
newsmen
tho
new
defence
boss
will
be
55
year
old
air
chief
Marshal
Frank
Miller
now
chairman
of
the
chiefs
of
staff
committee
He
recently
got
a
4000
pay
Increase
to
25000
a
year
The
40-year-old
minister
al
also
�
so
said
that
savings
made
In
Integration
would
be
pumped
Into
new
military
equipment
He
es
estimated
�
timated
it
would
make
an
extra
1
billion
available
over
the
next
10
years
for
increased
pur
purchases
�
chases
of
defence
weapons
In
recent
months
Mr
Hellyer
has
said
repeatedly
his
aim
Is
to
trim
enough
fat
from
the
defence
budget
to
make
25
per
cent
of
lt
available
for
new
wea
weapons
�
pons
Under
current
planning
only
about
13
per
cent
of
the
budget
goes
for
weapons
the
rest
being
eaten
up
In
house
housekeeping
�
keeping
costs
such
as
head
headquarters
�
quarters
staffs
He
said
the
new
plan
Is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
cut
10000
adminis
administrative
�
trative
personnel
In
the
next
three
or
four
years
Streets
will
be
closed
to
alleviate
parking
City
council
has
decided
to
go
ahead
with
closure
of
two
downtown
streets
to
provide
more
parking
Dominion
and
Brunswick
be
between
�
tween
Second
and
Fourth
will
be
closed
and
diagonal
spaces
will
be
provided
for
the
parking
of
168
vehicles
Before
the
plan
goes
Into
effect
city
council
will
have
to
ratify
the
purchase
of
parking
meters
in
its
1964
budget
It
will
be
five
or
six
weeks
later
before
the
meters
arrive
and
are
Installed
The
recommendation
to
close
Ption
LOgan
4
2441
the
streets
was
the
outcome
of
a
meeting
a
week
ago
attended
by
members
of
city
council
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Downtown
Business
Association
and
the
Industrial
Development
Commission
It
was
the
iaea
of
Vancouver
city
planner
Harry
Pickstone
who
visited
Prince
George
ear
earlier
�
lier
this
year
According
to
the
proposal
both
streets
would
be
blocked
at
either
end
allowing
only
one
oneway
�
way
traffic
for
access
and
egress
Each
parking
space
would
be
metered
on
a
two
hour
basis
Improved
unity
noted
by
new
board
member
An
atmosphere
of
interest
and
co
operation
is
finally
evi
evident
�
dent
In
the
Prince
George
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
Board
a
newly
elected
trustee
said
today
George
MacAndrew
who
was
named
to
the
board
at
the
Hospi
Hospital
�
tal
Societys
annual
meeting
Tuesday
night
said
activities
No
Citizen
on
Friday
The
Citizen
will
not
publish
Good
Friday
Complete
news
and
sports
coverage
will
be
car
carried
�
ried
Monday
of
the
board
in
the
last
six
weeks
indicate
that
It
will
be
able
to
solve
problems
which
exist
at
the
hospital
If
citizens
support
that
co
cooperation
�
operation
the
whole
thing
will
jell
in
the
manner
lt
was
in
intended
�
tended
several
years
ago
he
said
Mr
MacAndrew
said
the
problem
of
bed
shortages
could
have
been
solved
five
or
six
years
ago
if
lt
was
not
for
the
squalid
partisan
manoeuvr
manoeuvring
�
ing
He
said
there
is
no
need
to
get
seriously
alarmed
about
the
current
bed
shortage
crisis
i
as
long
as
good
sense
and
co
cooperation
�
operation
prevail
among
board
members
PRIVATE
BURIAL
FOR
PUBLIC
PLAN
of
the
date
specified
in
1956
agreements
between
Wenner
Gren
and
the
BC
government
as
a
deadline
for
a
start
on
the
300000000
line
The
ceremonies
took
place
on
a
clearing
roughly
200
yards
wide
and
three
miles
long
that
was
designated
as
the
PNR
marshalling
yards
The
place
where
the
symbolic
tree
was
cut
down
is
now
cov
covered
�
ered
with
underbrush
The
gaily
decorated
platform
from
which
Premier
Bennettand
PNR
president
Bernard
Gore
spoke
confidently
of
the
future
is
falling
to
pieces
Some
1200
persons
sought
employment
on
the
line
through
the
National
Employment
Ser
Service
�
vice
office
in
Prince
George
None
of
them
was
hired
by
the
line
which
employed
a
maximum
of
14
men
for
about
three
months
The
Citizen
offered
to
pay
any
charitable
organization
25000
If
SO
miles
of
the
proposed
line
was
completed
within
two
years
from
the
date
construction
started
The
provision
was
that
the
then
Board
of
Trade
or
any
of
its
members
agreed
to
pay
into
the
same
fund
10
per
cent
of
that
amount
2500
if
50
miles
of
track
were
not
laid
wlthlng
the
same
period
which
ended
June
29
1962
Neither
the
Board
of
Trade
nor
any
members
took
ip
the
offer
The
PNR
later
was
embroiled
in
a
legal
hassle
over
jurisdic
jurisdiction
�
tion
claimed
both
under
the
Rillway
Act
and
the
B
C
Pub
lie
Utilities
Commission
The
government
balled
it
out
of
that
by
passing
an
act
ex
exempting
�
empting
it
from
the
PUCs
con
control
�
trol
Then
lt
put
another
dead
deadline
�
line
on
the
PNR
get
started
by
Nov
I
1961
The
railway
agreed
to
begin
clearing
the
first
100
miles
of
right-of-way
by
that
date
but
the
whole
project
eventually
was
dropped
In
May
1963
a
cabinet
order
cancelled
three
certificates
is
issued
�
sued
to
the
railway
Cancelled
were
the
companys
power
to
borrow
money
for
railway
pur
purposes
�
poses
approval
of
preliminary
location
of
the
lineandauthority
to
use
Crown
land
for
the
right-of-way
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High
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Huge
hurried
operation
to
clear
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BALCER
DOUBTS
COMMISSIONS
ROLE
LONDON
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fCP
-
The
fed
federal
�
eral
Progressive
Conservative
leader
in
Quebec
Leon
Balcer
member
of
Parliament
for
Three
Rivers
says
he
has
doubts
as
to
the
success
of
the
royal
commission
on
bilingual
Ism
and
blculturallsm
He
made
the
statement
as
commission
co
chairman
Andre
Laurendeau
was
presiding
over
a
commission
hearing
of
repre-
sentatives
from
across
western
Ontario
Mr
Dalcer
told
the
London
Canadian
Club
At
the
present
time
we
have
the
federally
ap
appointed
�
pointed
commission
on
blcul
truallsm
and
bllinguallsm
their
purpose
Is
to
promote
both
In
Canada
This
is
a
grand
pur
pose
but
unfortunately
1
have
great
doubts
on
its
success
judging
by
its
accomplishments
so
far
A
lot
of
English
-
speaking
Canadians
have
reacted
by
say
saying
�
ing
that
they
were
not
going
to
be
pushed
around
and
have
an
another
�
other
language
pushed
down
their
throat
said
Mr
Balcer
The
commissions
public
meetings
so
far
have
provided
a
platform
for
extremists
from
both
sides
Mr
Dalcer
said
he
hopes
the
commission
will
devote
most
of
its
efforts
to
investigate
the
waste
of
money
time
and
en
energy
�
ergy
on
Canadas
method
of
teaching
a
second
language
In
schools
LEON
BALCER
Will
It
work
Unified
armed
services
proposed
by
government
OTTAWA
CP
The
government
proposes
to
integrate
army
navy
and
air
services
into
a
unified
command
beginning
with
the
appointment
of
a
single
defence
chief
This
is
one
of
the
proposals
outlined
in
the
governments
white
paper
on
de
defence
�
fence
tabled
in
the
commons
today
7
copy
Two
year
proj
ect
planned
Cattermole
Timber
Company
is
hurriedly
piecing
together
one
of
the
worlds
largest
timber
op
operations
�
erations
117
miles
north
of
Prince
George
The
Chilllwack
firm
has
an
announced
�
nounced
plans
for
a
sawmill
operation
employing
200
men
which
expects
to
produce
80
million
board
feet
of
finished
lumber
a
year
The
nucleus
of
the
operation
is
a
small
sawmill
at
Kennedy
Siding
which
the
company
pur
purchased
�
chased
and
is
rapidly
expanding
Cattermole
officials
will
not
release
details
of
the
project
A
reliable
source
however
says
the
company
has
contracted
to
clean
out
the
Portage
Moun-
tain
Dam
basin
before
the
forests
are
Inundated
To
keep
ahead
of
the
rising
water
the
company
would
have
to
take
out
200
million
board
feet
of
lumber
within
the
next
two
years
The
contract
will
last
until
the
basin
is
full
and
the
dam
is
in
operation
sometime
in
19C8
The
source
estimated
Catter
Cattermole
�
mole
will
spend
about
15
mil
million
�
lion
expanding
the
mill
By
comparison
Eagle
Lake
Sawmills
as
the
largest
spruce
mill
in
the
world
produces
about
60
million
board
feet
per
year
The
source
said
Cattermole
will
have
to
find
another
timber
stand
or
reduce
operation
after
the
Portage
Basin
contract
ex
expires
�
pires
The
contract
between
Catter
Cattermole
�
mole
and
the
government
stipu
stipulates
�
lates
salvage
of
all
usable
lum
lumber
�
ber
Unusable
lumber
will
have
to
be
cropped
to
eight
-
foot
heights
Timber
from
the
basin
would
have
to
be
moved
40
to
90
miles
to
the
mill
The
company
has
opened
40
miles
of
road
in
the
past
two
months
It
has
alsoapplledfora
school
for
children
of
workers
at
Ken
Kennedy
�
nedy
Siding
Bridget
back
Its
back
to
the
dishes
and
diapers
for
Bridget
Moran
Mrs
Moran
the
social
worker
who
was
suspended
after
she
described
BCs
weltare
ser
services
�
vices
as
sick
sick
sick
was
In
Victoria
last
week
to
watch
the
legislature
debate
welfare
department
estimates
She
also
spoke
to
a
lawyer
she
has
engaged
In
Vancouver
who
Is
appealing
her
suspension
to
the
BC
Civil
Service
Com
Commission
�
mission
Mrs
Moran
said
today
she
Is
anxious
to
get
her
job
back
and
would
return
anytime
as
a
part
time
worker
In
the
Prince
George
office
1
A
Jtt
MyUBmWTBBMPWBMWBn
HHSI
Premier
Bennett
with
PNR
promoter
Bernard
Gore
at
the
Summit
Lnke
ceremonies
which
gave
birth
to
a
had
dream