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No
72
THE
WORLD
TODAY
Major
Virgil
Grisson
and
Lieutenant
-
Commander
John
Young
have
been
selected
to
make
the
first
manned
flight
in
the
US
two
man
spaceship
in
the
Gemini
program
Their
selection
was
announced
In
Houston
for
the
three
-
orbit
flight
expected
to
be
made
late
this
year
The
back
-
up
crew
for
the
flight
will
be
Commander
Walter
Schlrra
and
Captain
Thomas
Stafford
Of
the
four
selected
by
the
manned
space
spacecraft
�
craft
centre
only
Schtrra
has
made
an
orbital
flight
Strangler
again
Police
in
the
Boston
area
have
another
unsolved
strangling
on
their
hands
Mrs
Goldle
Fine
C3
was
found
dead
this
morning
in
her
home
in
Norwood
a
residential
community
10
miles
southeast
of
Boston
She
had
been
strangl
strangled
�
ed
with
her
own
nylon
stocking
Hers
is
the
twelveth
unsolved
strangling
of
women
in
eastern
Massachusetts
in
the
last
two
years
Police
said
several
other
stockings
were
found
on
the
floor
near
the
fully
-
clothed
body
which
was
sprawled
on
a
bed
The
victims
husband
a
dry
cleaning
business
operator
went
to
work
two
hours
before
the
body
was
found
at
8
am
Doctors
relent
The
government
announced
today
about
94
doctors
in
the
Mechelen
area
midway
between
Brussels
and
Antwerp
have
ended
their
strike
The
possible
dent
in
the
united
front
of
Belgiums
12000
strik
striking
�
ing
physicians
and
dentists
came
after
the
government
Sunday
ordered
the
mobilization
of
army
reserve
doctors
for
emer-
wa
gency
duty
In
civilian
hospitals
The
defence
ministry
an-
nounced
2172
of
the
3600
doc
doctors
�
tors
affected
reported
to
their
military
units
One
fatality
A
weekend
of
fierce
fighting
in
South
Viet
Nam
left
one
Am
American
�
erican
soldier
dead
and
11
others
injured
US
military
authorities
reported
today
More
than
100
South
Vietnamese
casualties
were
reported
A
crew
member
of
a
US
Army
helicopter
was
killed
by
Communist
groundfire
Sunday
while
it
was
carrying
South
Vietnamese
troops
during
a
bat
battle
�
tle
in
Chuong
Thien
province
near
the
southern
tip
of
Viet
Nam
140
miles
from
Saigon
The
soldier
was
the
131st
American
killed
in
combat
in
Viet
Nam
Quake
panic
An
earthquake
hit
the
city
of
Szekszard
in
southern
Hungary
today
damaging
manybuildlngs
and
causing
panic
among
the
population
of
50000
Radio
Budapest
reported
There
were
no
reports
on
casualties
Eric
Mallett
director
of
public
relations
for
j
y
BC
Telephone
Co
ex-
jij
plained
the
role
the
v
company
plays
in
North
ij
Americas
defence
sys-
tern
at
the
first
annual
jij
meeting
of
the
Central
BC
Chambers
of
Com-
merce
during
the
week-
jj
end
Complete
coverage
of
the
meeting
held
at
Fort
St
James
appears
on
page
8
of
todays
Citizen
8
k
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
i
Intern
rule
blamed
in
doctor
shortage
A
rule
enforced
by
the
BC
College
of
Physicians
and
Sur
Surgeons
�
geons
has
created
a
serious
shortage
of
doctors
in
Central
BC
The
Central
BC
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Its
first
annual
meeting
In
Fort
St
James
made
the
claim
In
a
resolution
which
will
be
sent
to
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
government
Delegates
said
the
College
requires
any
doctor
coming
to
BC
to
spend
one
year
In
Internship
before
he
takes
up
his
own
practise
Because
of
this
many
well
trained
doctors
are
discouraged
from
coming
to
the
province
The
rule
forces
a
financial
and
moral
hardship
on
new
doctors
said
the
resolution
BARGAIN
BID
RATES
The
delegates
said
the
clause
Imposed
by
tha
J3C
College
Is
detrimental
and
suggested
the
government
draw
a
line
dividing
the
Central
and
North
Northern
�
ern
regions
from
Southern
BC
where
the
doctor
shortage
Is
not
as
serious
as
it
is
in
the
north
The
Chambers
suggest
that
doctors
working
in
the
northern
or
central
district
of
the
prov
province
�
ince
not
require
a
years
intern
internship
�
ship
One
of
the
delegates
to
the
meeting
said
at
least
21
new
doctors
are
needed
to
adequate
adequately
�
ly
serve
communities
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Quesnel
On
the
Lower
Mainland
there
is
a
doctor
for
each
800
population
while
in
some
parts
of
Central
BC
the
ration
Is
one
to
3000
Timber
clearing
price
low
but
waters
will
be
high
The
forthcoming
sale
of
tim
timber
�
ber
rights
in
Finlay
area
could
be
called
a
big
league
bargain
at
a
bush
league
price
By
Central
Interior
standards
Now
hear
this
Premier
Bennett
has
promts-
pay
cheques
following
govern
governed
�
ed
a
cabinet
meeting
will
be
ment
approval
of
raises
total
held
at
Fort
St
James
to
com-
ling
200000
for
vocational
memorato
the
opening
of
the
school
salaries
across
the
PGE
extension
to
that
town
province
And
the
citizens
aro
looking
A
prince
George
housewife
forward
to
the
occasslon
hop-
has
cleaned
the
pork
chops
out
lng
der
preem
and
his
minis-
of
her
deep
freeze
and
turned
ters
will
meet
In
the
old
Hud-
It
Into
a
hostel
for
millions
of
sons
Bay
store
possibly
deck-
live
polio
virus
Eccentric
No
ed
out
in
their
top
hats
and
just
a
public
health
nurse
doing
tails
In
the
great
tradition
of
a
job
She
Is
storing
10100
the
old
days
doses
of
Sabln
oral
polio
vac
No
its
Bill
Lopaschuk
whos
cine
which
will
bo
dlstrlcuted
manager
of
the
Prince
George
throughout
the
district
during
base
of
Pacific
Western
Air-
the
Northern
Interior
Health
lines
This
title
Incorrectly
was
Unit
polio
clinic
April
22
to
given
to
Ron
Hlldo
whos
PWAs
May
2
In
the
meantime
the
has
agent
in
town
And
speaking
of
probably
the
most
valuable
airlines
Merv
Hesse
men-
deep
-
freeze
In
Prince
George
tlons
that
Noilhern
Mountain
Is
The
vials
of
serum
are
worth
really
going
after
the
tourist
some
2000
business
this
summer
and
is
Knox
Choir
has
been
advised
getting
a
G
rum
an
Goose
to
fly
that
the
BC
winner
In
the
re
fishermen
to
noi
thorn
lakes
cent
competition
for
church
Merv
wasnt
feeling
well
during
choirs
was
the
Bethel
Choir
the
weekend
but
hes
back
on
from
Abbotsford
This
choir
his
feet
now
will
be
featured
with
winners
Good
news
came
from
Vic-
from
the
other
four
contest
toria
this
weekend
for
staff
of
areas
In
an
hour
long
broad
the
vocational
school
In
Prince
cast
over
the
CBC
beginning
at
George
Theyll
all
get
bigger
8
pm
today
Tho
top
Cana
dlan
church
choir
will
bo
seloct
TXTr
iJNDliA
ed
from
this
bioadcast
and
will
Betty
Conner
9
receive
the
first
Leslie
Bell
Classified
10
11
Memorial
Award
Comics
--
----
8
Congrats
to
Quesnel
TheCa-
Comlng
events
0
naUlan
Safet
Council
has
made
District
--------
2
an
awwd
to
t1J
town
or
l0t
Editorial
rr
7
having
a
single
fatal
auto
accl
Markets
3
dent
last
year
There
weroonly
Sports
4
s
4
0
seven
cities
In
Western
Canada
TV
2
who
could
match
Quesnels
rec-
oni
the
17535000
cubic
feet
to
be
auctioned
in
Prince
George
May
1
is
nearly
a
record
volume
Only
a
19C0
sale
of
24111000
cubic
feet
In
the
Parsnip
River
area
is
larger
However
the
upset
price
minimum
bid
acceptable
of
20
cents
per
100
cubic
feet
is
strictly
small
time
The
upset
price
of
the
Parsnip
River
sale
was
250
The
minimum
price
of
the
Finlay
timber
rights
will
be
35070
and
bidding
could
take
it
higher
Bidding
went
to
0
per
hundred
for
the
Parsnip
sale
and
the
winning
price
was
1385900
The
reason
for
the
price
discrepancy
is
that
the
Finlay
sale
will
be
salvage
timber
The
land
where
the
timber
now
stands
will
soon
be
flooded
by
water
backed
up
by
the
Hudson
Hope
dam
Whoever
wins
tho
timber
rJghts
will
have
to
move
most
of
tho
lumber
out
within
two
years
Each
day
will
be
a
race
between
the
loggers
and
the
rising
waters
The
nature
of
the
sale
will
also
mean
tlieio
Is
no
perpetual
yield
The
land
will
be
cut
only
onco
then
loggers
will
have
to
move
out
Consequently
the
upset
price
is
kept
low
so
the
lumbermen
will
not
lose
money
on
the
cost
of
mills
roads
and
operation
Due
to
the
low
upset
price
a
50
per
cent
deposit
on
the
35070
will
be
required
and
a
10
er
cent
deposit
will
bo
re
required
�
quired
on
all
bids
exceeding
tho
upset
price
Normally
a
10
per
cont
deposit
Is
lequlted
on
timber
rights
bids
Bids
may
be
soaled
lender
submitted
by
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COtUMBIA
MONDAY
APRIL
13
1964
Dezell
scheme
draws
criticism
By
JOHN
MATTERS
Citizen
Staff
Writer
FORT
ST
JAMES
Staff
-
If
Prince
George
builds
a
model
of
our
fort
every
airplane-owner
in
this
town
will
dive
bomb
it
They
have
no
right
to
capitalize
on
our
fort
Doesnt
Prince
George
have
anything
of
its
own
of
historical
interest
And
so
went
the
reaction
here
last
weekend
to
Mayor
Garvin
Dezells
idea
to
build
a
model
of
the
orig
original
�
inal
Fort
St
James
fort
on
the
top
of
Connaught
Hill
Mr
Dezell
feels
it
would
be
a
wonderful
tourist
attraction
serving
as
both
a
tea
room
and
observation
from
which
visi
visitors
�
tors
could
see
most
of
Prince
Geqrge
Mrs
Ernie
Robin
secretary
of
the
Fort
St
James
Histori
Historical
�
cal
Society
said
her
group
has
been
thinking
of
restoring
the
original
fort
for
some
time
And
then
this
thing
comes
along
Do
the
people
of
Prince
George
think
we
have
no
Interest
In
our
history
Im
sure
Granny
Seymour
would
approve
of
keeping
the
fort
here
rather
than
building
one
at
Prince
George
said
Mrs
Robin
referring
to
a
pic
picture
�
ture
of
Mr
Dezell
and
Mrs
Seymour
taken
after
they
had
gone
over
the
plans
Mrs
nobln
said
she
intended
to
remain
calm
but
the
whole
town
of
2500
is
up
in
arms
about
it
Cyril
Shelford
Social
Credit
MLA
for
Omlneca
Is
on
the
side
of
his
constituents
in
this
battle
Theres
no
valid
reason
for
Prince
George
thinking
It
should
reconstruct
It
he
said
I
cant
think
of
a
government
either
federal
or
provincial
which
would
make
a
grant
for
re
bullding
this
fort
miles
from
Us
original
site
Mr
Shelford
who
played
the
role
of
Gov
George
Simpson
in
a
historical
pageant
at
Fort
St
James
last
year
said
re
rebuilding
�
building
the
fort
in
the
town
would
do
more
good
for
BCs
tourist
Industry
than
if
it
was
built
at
Prince
George
Mrs
Lillian
Carnell
chairr
man
of
Fort
St
James
village
commissioners
said
Prince
George
should
find
something
in
Its
own
history
worth
com
memorptlng
I
dont
think
Mayor
Dezell
has
a
good
Idea
Machine
shop
owner
Russ
Hallock
who
threatened
the
dive
bombing
expedition
also
offered
Prince
George
another
warning
Im
sure
that
If
you
steal
the
idea
of
a
fort
people
from
Fort
St
James
will
boycott
your
city
forever
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or
by
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Prince
George
isnt
stealing
anyones
thunder
Mayor
Gar
Garvin
�
vin
Dezell
said
today
The
whole
idea
of
a
model
of
the
original
Fort
St
James
fort
is
to
build
a
monument
to
the
history
of
Central
BC
he
said
The
model
on
Connaught
Hill
will
recognize
the
fact
that
all
of
us
had
a
part
in
the
development
of
this
area
he
said
Beside
that
they
cant
stop
us
putting
whatever
we
want
on
top
of
the
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get
serious
injuries
in
weekend
auto
collisions
A
two
car
collision
Saturday
that
sent
three
persons
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
with
serious
injuries
topped
a
weekend
of
city
car
crashes
NOT
MEMBERS
A
spokesman
for
Cattermole
Tretheway
said
the
company
wanted
the
men
for
work
but
he
could
not
enter
Into
a
public
argument
on
the
subject
The
business
agent
of
the
engineers
union
could
not
be
reached
for
comment
One
of
the
men
said
he
has
been
working
for
the
company
as
a
machine
operator
on
right-of-way
clearing
for
the
last
three
years
When
one
section
of
the
clear
clearing
�
ing
contract
shut
down
In
Dec
December
�
ember
he
worked
for
a
Catter
Cattermole
�
mole
timber
flim
from
January
to
March
then
wanted
to
return
to
operating
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Tho
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
has
suggested
that
Attorney
General
Bonner
investigate
tho
highly
Ir
Irregular
�
regular
proceedings
bo
foro
a
Prince
Geoige
magis
magistrate
�
trate
The
court
said
Friday
Magistrate
G
O
Stewait
permitted
or
encouraged
the
crown
to
use
tho
criminal
courts
to
recover
civil
debts
The
remaiks
wero
made
in
quashing
a
sentence
of
three
years
for
theft
im
imposed
�
posed
by
Magistrate
Stewart
on
Prince
Georgo
account
accountant
�
ant
Karl
Jackem
oil
Jackiinoll
was
given
a
two
-
year
suspended
sen
sentence
�
tence
and
was
ordeiodtoro
turn
tu
prince
Goo
i
go
im
Two
cars
were
totally
wreck
wrecked
�
ed
at
940
pm
Saturday
at
15th
and
Central
The
collision
sent
Mrs
Flor
Florence
�
ence
Clifford
45
her
daugh-
Workers
claim
union
rule
throws
them
out
of
Jobs
Charges
have
been
levelled
by
eight
former
employees
of
Cat
termole
-
Tretheway
clearing
contractors
for
the
BC
Hydro
Authority
that
they
have
been
forced
out
of
their
Jobs
by
the
Operating
Engineers
Union
The
men
said
they
have
been
asked
to
report
to
work
for
Cat
termole
-
Trethway
and
when
they
arrived
at
the
work
site
they
were
told
by
a
union
rep
representative
�
resentative
that
they
could
not
be
hired
Cattermole
-
Tretheway
is
widening
a
power
line
right-of-way
from
Hlxon
to
a
point
35
miles
north
of
Prince
George
The
men
said
they
offered
to
Join
the
union
but
were
told
this
was
not
possible
as
longas
there
were
union
members
un
unemployed
�
employed
They
said
they
were
told
by
the
business
agent
that
union
men
would
be
put
on
the
Job
If
they
had
to
be
brought
from
Kamloops
or
Vancouver
The
men
long
time
employees
of
Cattermde
-
Tretheway
said
they
feel
they
should
not
be
thrown
out
of
work
because
the
union
has
gained
bargaining
rights
on
this
section
of
the
power
lines
They
live
in
the
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
areas
Company
wants
them
but
On
April
1
he
said
the
com
company
�
pany
telephoned
him
to
return
to
the
Job
I
went
to
the
Salmon
River
camp
and
the
union
represent
representative
�
ative
told
me
I
couldnt
work
because
I
was
not
a
member
of
the
union
ho
said
I
put
in
an
application
but
he
wouldnt
accept
it
because
he
said
there
were
too
many
members
of
the
union
unem
unemployed
�
ployed
now
the
worker
claim
claimed
�
ed
They
the
company
trained
me
for
three
years
and
tliey
want
mo
and
now
tho
union
is
bringing
In
men
with
no
ex
experience
�
perience
the
man
said
mediately
to
find
employ
employment
�
ment
and
to
post
a
500
peace
bond
for
tho
duration
of
his
sentence
A
4300
jestltutlon
or
order
�
der
against
him
was
with
withdrawn
�
drawn
The
couit
had
been
told
that
Jackenroll
had
plead
pleaded
�
ed
guilty
of
theft
of
11000
from
two
companies
which
employed
hint
as
an
ac
accountant
�
countant
He
was
ordered
to
make
restitution
hen
he
was
given
a
suspended
sentence
in
July
1903
The
three
year
Jail
term
was
iuqKised
in
Januaiy
when
he
failed
to
make
lestltution
Wilfred
JJcfferiian
Juck
eni
oils
lawyer
said
tho
inaglstiato
was
advised
A
ter
Beverly
18
and
Marvin
Moore
to
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Mrs
Clifford
suffered
broken
kneecaps
severe
lacerations
and
possible
concussion
She
was
the
driver
of
one
of
the
autos
Miss
Clifford
received
facial
lacerations
when
her
head
went
through
the
windshield
Moore
a
passenger
In
the
other
car
suffered
broken
kneecaps
The
other
car
was
owned
by
Rudy
Plante
The
driver
is
not
known
Police
said
the
accident
occurred
when
one
car
travel
travelling
�
ling
south
on
Central
attempt
attempted
�
ed
to
turn
onto
15th
and
col
collided
�
lided
with
the
other
A
charge
of
falling
to
yield
the
right
of
way
has
been
laid
against
James
Victor
OCon
OConnor
�
nor
after
his
car
collided
with
a
car
driven
by
Abram
Wiebe
at
the
intersection
of
Second
and
Quebec
at
915
pm
Fri
Friday
�
day
Wlebes
car
received
500
damage
and
OConnors
400
A
similar
charge
has
been
laid
against
Phillip
T
Schlitt
of
the
Blackburn
road
after
his
car
collided
with
a
car
driven
by
Donald
McGown
at
Tenth
and
Edmonton
at
1
pm
Fri
Friday
�
day
Damage
to
McGowns
car
amounted
to
300
and
to
Schltts
200
Arthur
Hoard
has
been
charg
charged
�
ed
with
being
over
the
centre
line
after
an
accident
which
sent
Foon
Chung
Fong
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
with
multiple
bruises
The
accident
at
Third
and
George
at
midnight
Friday
did
400
damage
to
Hoards
car
No
estimate
was
given
on
Fongs
auto
A
rear
end
collision
at
Fifth
and
George
at
noon
Sunday
caus
caused
�
ed
C00
damage
to
a
car
driv
driven
�
en
by
Helen
Poulin
and
300
to
one
driven
by
Kurt
Vock
Vock
was
stopped
at
a
sign
and
was
hit
from
behind
GOVERNMENT
TO
INVESTIGATE
JACKENROLL
TRIAL
PROCEEDINGS
at
the
time
there
was
a
civil
action
pending
for
re
recovery
�
covery
of
the
money
This
couit
is
satisfied
that
proceedings
in
tho
Prince
Geoige
court
were
so
highly
irregular
that
they
cannot
be
condoned
Mr
Justice
H
I
nird
said
This
couit
does
not
want
to
leave
this
case
without
calling
special
attention
to
the
fact
that
the
learned
Judge
has
pounlttixl
or
as
Mr
Justice
Norris
pointed
out
has
encoutaged
the
Crown
to
inako
uto
of
tho
ciiiuliul
rouits
for
tho
pur
purpose
�
pose
of
recovering
a
civil
debt
Magistrate
Stewart
said
this
morning
he
lias
no
com
comment
�
ment
on
tho
decision
fK
frf
-
RCMP
officers
measure
the
skid
marks
between
two
cars
involved
in
a
head
on
collision
at
15th
and
Central
Saturday
night
Three
persons
were
sent
to
hospital
with
broken
knees
lacerations
and
possible
concussions
Both
cars
are
total
wrecks
Pete
Miller
Photo
A
strike
says
who
and
why
Prince
George
union
and
lum
lumber
�
ber
company
spokesmen
today
laughed
at
a
report
that
com
companies
�
panies
are
stockpiling
timber
In
fear
of
a
loggers
strike
One
said
the
statement
of
a
Victoria
Forest
Service
spokesman
that
strike
fears
are
a
reason
for
the
large
tim
timber
�
ber
cut
this
year
is
damn
stupid
The
statement
coincided
with
a
meeting
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
In
Prince
George
which
adopted
35
resolutions
in
preparation
for
negotiations
when
the
pres
present
�
ent
IWA
contract
expires
August
31
The
Forest
Service
spokes
spokesman
�
man
said
Friday
the
industry
in
the
Interior
and
North
cut
logs
at
a
record
rate
in
the
first
two
months
of
1964
and
the
service
was
advised
fear
of
a
strike
was
a
contributing
factor
The
Prince
George
spokes
spokesmen
�
men
said
the
only
reason
for
the
large
cut
was
the
excellence
of
the
logging
weather
There
Is
no
truth
to
the
statement
at
all
said
R
M
Tweedie
financial
secretary
of
IWA
Local
1
424
We
havent
even
started
ne
negotiating
�
gotiating
yet
How
can
anyone
be
thinking
of
a
strike
R
J
Gallagher
manager
of
tho
Northern
Interior
Lumber
Lumbermens
�
mens
Association
said
All
tho
logs
stockpiled
will
be
cut
and
shipped
before
the
present
agreement
expires
so
talk
of
a
stockpile
is
nonsense
Resolutions
adopted
by
the
49
IWA
delegates
will
bo
sub
submitted
�
mitted
to
the
Intel
lor
Wage
and
Contract
Confeience
in
Kel
owna
May
8
and
9
Victoria
school
hit
by
bomb
VICTORIA
CP
-
Police
to
today
�
day
Investigated
leports
that
a
bomb
went
off
in
the
Eliza
Elizabeth
�
beth
risher
Junior
Secondary
School
in
Langford
near
Vic
tojia
First
reports
Indicated
the
explosion
took
place
In
a
wash
washroom
�
room
and
Iheie
may
have
betii
heavy
d
image