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THE
WORLD
TODAY
Premier
Souvanna
Phouma
said
today
US
reconnaissance
flights
over
Laos
will
be
re
resumed
�
sumed
if
he
gets
information
of
further
pro
Communist
Pathet
Lao
troop
movements
The
neutralist
premier
re
returning
�
turning
from
a
visit
tothe
royal
capital
of
Luang
Prabang
said
he
had
asked
the
VS
govern
government
�
ment
for
a
temporary
sus
suspension
�
pension
of
the
photographic
missions
over
central
Laos
because
there
werenosignsof
Pathet
Lao
troop
movements
Royal
friends
The
marriage
of
two
of
Prin
Princess
�
cess
Margarets
close
friends
is
breaking
up
Camilla
Fry
33
has
filed
suit
for
divorce
from
her
husband
Jeremy
39
godfather
to
the
princess
older
child
Viscount
Linley
Fry
has
been
named
corre
correspondent
�
spondent
in
a
divorce
action
brought
by
sculptor
Lynn
Chad
wick
50
against
his
26-year-old
wife
Frances
Margarets
husband
Lord
Snowdon
proposed
to
her
at
the
Frys
home
near
Bath
King
arrested
Southern
integration
leader
Dr
Martin
Luther
King
has
been
jailed
in
St
Augustine
Florida
King
was
arrested
to
today
�
day
when
he
refused
to
leave
the
front
steps
of
a
motel
res
restaurant
�
taurant
And
in
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
police
have
arrested
one
of
Kings
associates
Rev
Reverend
�
erend
James
Bevel
He
has
been
charged
with
vagrancy
The
arrest
took
place
outside
a
church
where
Negroes
had
gathered
Optimism
The
UN
mediator
on
Cyprus
says
he
is
a
little
more
op
optimistic
�
timistic
about
the
Cyprus
situa
situation
�
tion
The
mediator
a
Finnish
diplomat
Sakari
Tuomioja
is
enroute
to
London
for
talks
with
British
government
officials
US
undersecretary
of
state
George
Ball
is
flying
home
to
Washington
after
meeting
with
Greek
and
Turkish
leaders
on
the
Cyprus
dispute
Title
refused
Max
Aitken
renounced
the
title
he
inherited
tw6
days
ago
on
the
death
of
his
father
Lord
Beaverbrook
Aitken
said
In
my
life
there
will
only
be
one
Lord
Beaver
Beaverbrook
�
brook
Lord
Beaverbrook
Fleet
Street
press
baron
died
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
at
85
His
54-year-old
son
became
the
second
Baron
Beaverbrook
on
his
fathers
death
He
also
Inherited
the
leadership
of
the
vast
Beaverbrook
enterprises
Death
penalty
Judge
Quartus
De
Wet
today
in
Pretoria
found
Negro
nation
nationalist
�
alist
leader
Nelson
Mandela
and
seven
other
persons
guilty
cli
climaxing
�
maxing
an
eight
month
trial
on
conspiracy
charges
against
the
South
African
government
that
has
stirred
world
wide
atten
attention
�
tion
Sentences
will
be
pronounced
Friday
The
death
penalty
could
be
imposed
CARUNG
BLACK
LABEL
BEER
Thlt
advartlaamtnt
li
not
published
or
dliplayad
by
th
Liquor
Control
Poard
or
by
th
Covornmant
of
British
Columbia
Vol
8
No
114
Now
hear
this
Strong
support
for
ad-
ditlonal
city
police
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
be
put
forward
at
tonights
meeting
of
the
chamber
of
commerce
Many
members
feel
the
city
detach
detachment
�
ment
of
RCMP
should
be
beefea
up
to
help
take
care
of
antici
anticipated
�
pated
trouble
as
drifters
flock
Into
town
this
summer
and
also
to
ride
herd
on
the
citys
wild
drivers
ALEX
CLARK
the
Daniel-
In-lhe-llons-den
who
pre
presented
�
sented
the
chamber
of
com
commerce
�
merce
brief
to
the
gas
hearing
won
spectator
support
for
his
spirited
appearance
before
the
out-of-town
oxperts
For
the
record
heres
a
V
correction
in
yesterdays
editorial
on
the
gas
price
hearing
One
line
read
the
motorist
is
faced
with
unl-
INDEX
Classified
14
15
16
Comics
----
10
Coming
events
6
Editorial
-----0
Entertainment
7
8
Fi6hlng-
10
Here
and
there
0
Markets
3
Sports
4
8
form
prices
from
all
the
in
independent
�
dependent
distributors
This
should
lave
read
the
motorist
Is
faced
with
uni
uniform
�
form
prices
from
all
BUT
the
Independent
distributors
Prince
George
TOAST
0
MISTRESSES
aro
going
to
fire
a
shot
across
the
bows
of
the
Pentlcton
chamber
of
commerce
which
wants
to
intro
introduce
�
duce
Peach
Wood
Dollars
as
a
souvenir
of
the
Okanagan
town
Delegates
from
PG
to
the
Toast
mistress
Council
II
meeting
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
in
Pentlcton
are
planning
to
take
along
some
Spruce
Dol
Dollars
�
lars
to
emphasize
the
Central
Interior
came
up
with
the
wood
wooden
�
en
buck
first
Theres
Just
one
catch
The
chamber
of
commerce
is
out
of
Spruce
Dollars
so
if
any
organization
has
a
few
to
spare
please
phone
MRS
II
W
DUDFIELD
4
7817
before
Friday
evening
when
the
delegates
willbo
leav
leaving
�
ing
Word
came
today
that
the
Q
Red
River
Jamboree
the
well
known
TV
troupe
will
be
in
Prince
George
for
a
show
In
the
Civic
Centre
at
830
pm
Saturday
June
20
STU
PHIL
PHILLIPS
�
LIPS
PEGGY
NEVILLE
and
all
the
other
stars
of
the
west
western
�
ern
show
will
be
here
Dt
RCMP
are
investigating
charges
that
a
logging
firms
private
bridge
over
the
Crooked
River
violates
the
federal
Navi
Navigable
�
gable
Waters
Protection
Act
Northern
Zone
Registered
Trappers
Association
Presi
President
�
dent
A
J
Ruble
has
asked
the
police
to
check
a
complaint
made
at
the
trappers
annual
convention
here
Saturday
Basis
of
the
trappers
com
complaint
�
plaint
is
that
free
use
of
the
river
is
necessary
to
serve
trap
lines
in
the
area
The
bridge
is
located
about
30
miles
north
of
Prince
George
and
was
built
to
serve
the
log
logging
�
ging
company
There
are
other
bridges
over
the
Crooked
but
chief
objection
is
to
Just
one
of
them
The
trappers
charge
it
Is
too
low
to
permit
passage
of
boats
along
the
river
They
point
out
freightboats
are
too
cumber
cumbersome
�
some
to
portage
around
the
structure
The
objection
Is
longstanding
Initial
opposition
was
regis
registered
�
tered
to
an
earlier
bridge
Then
when
it
was
rebuilt
the
trappers
hoped
the
abutments
would
be
elevated
so
the
roadway
would
be
far
enough
above
the
water
to
allow
boats
to
go
through
However
the
new
bridge
proved
to
be
lower
than
the
first
Charges
were
levelled
at
the
trappers
meeting
that
com
complaints
�
plaints
had
received
only
the
brush
of
from
the
forestry
department
However
depart
department
�
ment
spokesmen
here
say
the
matter
is
not
within
their
Juris
Jurisdiction
�
diction
They
add
that
if
the
road
had
been
planned
by
forestry
the
situation
would
never
have
developed
They
would
have
set
specifications
for
roads
and
bridges
The
disputed
bridge
is
in
Crooked
River
Forest
Reserve
Reserve
is
the
designation
of
an
area
not
yet
opened
suf
sufficiently
�
ficiently
by
a
logging
firm
to
be
classed
as
a
sustained
yield
unit
As
an
SYU
major
roads
and
bridges
would
bo
under
forestry
control
But
even
then
such
conditions
as
high
bridges
must
be
included
in
a
timber
sale
agreement
or
forestry
cannot
take
later
action
on
them
In
the
Crooked
River
case
the
forestry
spokesmen
say
no
notice
was
given
beforehand
Trapper
president
Ruble
has
a
letter
from
Federal
Public
Financiers
fly
to
Peace
damsite
A
group
of
mutual
fund
of
officials
�
ficials
stopied
briefly
at
Prince
George
on
their
way
to
the
Peace
River
dam
They
were
travelling
In
th
private
plane
of
Westcoast
Transmission
Co
The
plane
arrived
at
030
am
and
left
for
Hudson
Rope
about
11
am
Among
the
executives
was
Vancouver
financier
Frank
Ross
former
11
C
lieutenant
governor
e
e
Works
District
Engineer
A
W
Walker
which
states
the
bridge
is
not
authorized
under
the
Navigable
Waters
Act
Mr
Walker
noted
the
bridge
was
used
for
winter
hauling
and
by
the
forest
service
for
fire
fighting
With
regard
to
forest
pro
protection
�
tection
Mr
Ruble
says
the
riv
river
�
er
is
a
far
superior
access
route
if
not
blocked
to
sup
suppression
�
pression
crews
as
well
as
trap
trappers
�
pers
by
the
bridge
Scout
leader
Peter
Russell
Joined
in
the
trappers
fight
yesterday
He
is
opposed
to
all
bridges
now
crossing
the
river
The
Crooked
River
offers
the
best
95
miles
of
training
ground
in
boating
for
young
people
that
Ive
ever
seen
he
savs
but
adds
The
bridges
WpWlUfW
ISM
Manlio
Brosio
above
is
the
new
secretary
general
of
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organi
zatlon
NATO
named
In
a
unanimous
vote
of
NATO
minis
ministers
�
ters
meeting
in
the
Hague
The
Netherlands
Brosio
is
at
pres
present
�
ent
Italys
ambassador
to
Paris
He
succeeds
Dirk
U
Stikker
a
Dutchman
AP
Wlrephoto
Internal
strife
among
IWA
VANCOUVER
crhThe
presi
president
�
dent
of
the
Vancouver
local
of
the
IWA
confirmed
today
that
there
Is
internal
conflict
within
the
union
Syd
Thompson
said
the
vote
of
12880
to
DC07
In
favor
of
a
two
year
agreement
means
there
Is
now
open
war
in
the
IWA
He
said
the
narrow
margin
of
acceptance
proves
the
In
Ineffectiveness
�
effectiveness
of
the
present
leadership
of
regional
president
Jack
Moore
and
secretarytrea
suror
Fred
Felber
Thompsons
stand
that
the
union
should
hold
out
for
more
money
had
been
supported
by
the
leaders
of
four
other
locals
Moore
said
that
Thompsons
statements
today
were
no
dif
different
�
ferent
than
those
ho
made
pre
previously
�
viously
He
said
Thompson
In
Intends
�
tends
to
contest
the
regional
presidency
next
fall
but
ho
wont
win
I
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
JUNE
11
1964
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Mi
f
ttikSHllKtlEHBT
Forestry
Department
employee
Leo
Schulte
coasts
a
rescue
patrol
river
boat
through
the
Island
Cache
on
his
hourly
help
NO
THANKS
SAYS
NECHAKO
The
Nechako
Improvement
District
doesnt
want
second
secondhand
�
hand
buildings
from
Prince
George
In
a
letter
read
to
city
councils
general
purposes
committee
Wednesday
an
of
official
�
ficial
of
the
dist
r
let
said
most
of
the
buildings
moved
from
the
city
are
old
and
unslght-
They
do
nothing
to
enhance
the
Hart
Highway
community
The
spokesman
said
the
Improvement
Districts
main
complaint
was
with
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
building
inspectors
office
through
which
per
permits
�
mits
are
granted
before
a
building
is
moved
into
an
area
outside
the
city
43
cars
waited
for
railroad
Forty
three
cars
Wednesday
night
were
lined
up
at
the
east
end
of
the
Fraser
River
bridge
waiting
for
a
CNR
train
to
clear
a
crossing
The
line
up
occurred
shortly
before
11
pm
and
the
first
motorist
on
the
scene
had
to
wait
about
15
minutes
In
recent
weeks
other
long
line
ups
have
occurred
when
trains
were
using
the
PGE
tracks
Mercury
vapor
lamps
have
been
installed
at
the
PGE
crossing
to
make
it
safer
for
motorists
The
highways
department
ex
expects
�
pects
the
congestion
to
decline
when
the
new
bypass
highway
is
opened
Jater
this
summer
It
will
divert
traffic
from
the
Carl
boo
Highway
about
10
miles
south
of
the
city
He
evacuates
any
residents
requesting
RCMP
probing
trappers7
claim
that
bridge
violates
laws
ruin
it
Theyre
too
low
to
go
under
and
riverboats
may
be
two
thousand
pounds
too
much
to
lug
over
them
Russell
says
the
river
is
safe
and
scenic
but
provides
the
oc
occasional
�
casional
ripple
of
rapids
to
ac
accustom
�
custom
the
novice
to
reading
the
water
He
thinks
the
river
trip
would
have
wide
tourist
and
weekend
travel
attraction
if
the
stream
were
not
blocked
Both
Mr
Ruble
and
Mr
Rus
Russell
�
sell
pointed
out
the
Crooked
River
was
on
the
historic
fur
route
of
the
early
traders
and
noted
it
had
been
dredged
from
time
to
time
by
the
federal
department
of
public
works
Flooding
halts
highway
traffic
In
the
district
floods
have
stopped
traffic
on
the
Trans
Provincial
Highway
near
Ter
Terrace
�
race
Up
to
39
Inches
of
water
cover
the
highway
The
Pacific
Great
Eastern
tracks
were
washed
out
by
a
mudslide
near
Llllooet
last
night
Repairs
are
expected
to
bo
completed
today
Sixth
Avenue
No
estimate
of
damage
Is
available
Many
families
have
lost
their
furniture
their
cars
and
their
houses
As
rivers
continue
to
rise
more
slowly
a
steady
stream
of
refugees
is
evacuating
by
boat
or
across
an
emergency
road
built
by
the
Highways
De--partment
last
night
The
RCMP
is
maintaining
a
round-the-clock
patrol
to
dis
discourage
�
courage
looters
Two
extra
of
officers
�
ficers
have
been
imported
from
Vanderhoof
and
Fort
St
James
Reports
of
rising
water
at
McBrlde
lead
authorities
to
be
believe
�
lieve
higher
flooding
will
strike
tonight
The
Fraser
rose
from
3208
to
3247
feet
Wednesday
about
four
inches
As
the
rising
water
cut
off
the
last
road
to
the
Island
the
Highways
Department
bull
bulldozed
�
dozed
open
a
trail
from
Planer
Row
to
the
west
end
of
The
Cache
The
Forestry
Department
has
eight
boats
available
for
rescue
work
Residents
requesting
evacuation
will
be
taken
out
promptly
a
forestry
worker
said
Some
residents
dont
want
to
leave
They
fear
they
will
lose
their
property
to
looters
A
lot
of
them
have
been
through
this
before
and
they
lost
everything
they
figure
If
theyre
going
to
lose
their
property
they
might
as
well
let
the
water
take
It
Some
Island
Cacheliomes
are
still
high
and
dry
but
in
low
lying
areas
furniture
is
floating
in
houses
Several
cars
have
been
ruined
by
flood
waters
In
places
water
Is
20
to
30
feet
deep
but
the
average
depth
of
flooded
areas
Is
two
to
four
feet
In
the
city
two
six
Inch
pumps
are
draining
floodwater
from
the
light
industrial
area
in
the
east
end
Bill
Jones
municipal
works
superintendent
said
the
crews
are
assessing
the
effective
effectiveness
�
ness
of
the
operation
If
water
cannot
bo
drained
faster
than
it
is
seeping
into
the
area
larger
pumps
may
be
used
JUDY
STROM
NAMED
NEW
QUEEN
AURORA
A
new
Queen
of
tho
Ever
Evergreens
�
greens
was
named
hero
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
She
Is
the
Kiwanls
clubs
candidate
Judy
Strom
For
her
princesses
Judy
will
have
Carol
Duff
and
Sharon
Theson
Tho
decision
of
the
panel
of
anonymous
judges
was
announced
by
Earl
Barlow
chairman
of
tho
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
Board
at
the
annual
Queen
Aurora
tea
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
Tho
tea
was
convened
by
tho
Jaycettos
under
tho
chairmanship
of
Mrs
Ron
Jacobsen
Decorations
were
carried
out
by
Mrs
Dob
Hamilton
Sponsor
clubs
sup
pllod
servlteurs
and
refresh
refreshments
�
ments
for
the
occasion
Majestic
daisies
and
yellow
iris
offset
by
yellow
tapers
centred
the
tea
tables
and
red
roses
and
narcissus
were
arranged
on
tho
guest
tables
These
were
donated
by
llouso
of
Flowers
Standards
of
roses
on
tho
stage
were
loaned
for
tho
occasion
by
Princess
Floral
Shop
Presiding
at
the
urns
wore
Mn
Garvin
Dezell
wife
of
the
mayor
Mrs
Earl
Bar
low
wife
of
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
Chairman
Mrs
Earl
Robertson
wife
of
the
Legion
prosldentj
Mrs
W
J
Rey
wife
of
the
Lions
vice-president
Mrs
Goorge
Baldwin
wlfo
of
the
Kiwanls
lieuten
ant
governor
Mrs
Walter
Shelest
wlfo
of
Jaycees
vice
president
Mrs
A
C
Rad
Radford
�
ford
wife
of
Rotary
vlco
presldent
and
Mrs
Pete
Osmack
wife
of
tho
Hotel
mens
president
Mrs
Ernie
Hill
chairman
of
tho
Queens
committee
presided
during
the
program
She
called
on
Chester
Jeffery
to
bring
greetings
on
behalf
of
the
mayor
and
tho
City
of
prince
George
Queen
A
u
r
o
r
a
VI
Marg
Margaret
�
aret
Nicholson
and
her
prln
cossos
Elsa
Gladwin
and
Paulino
Smith
also
spoke
briefly
Mrs
Rill
then
called
on
the
six
club
representatives
to
Introduce
their
candidates
Eileen
Leslie
was
presented
by
nobble
Robertson
Carol
Duff
by
Ken
McKenzio
Sharon
ThesenbyRegBayne
Darlene
Sherba
by
Pete
Os
Osmack
�
mack
Judy
Strom
by
Don
Yip
and
Sherry
Chiles
by
Ron
Jacobsen
Each
received
an
Inscribed
photo
album
from
her
spon
sponsor
�
sor
and
following
the
an
announcement
�
nouncement
of
tho
now
joyal
party
they
were
presented
with
floral
arrangements
by
Dales
Flowers
Rose
cor
corsages
�
sages
were
also
given
to
the
three
unsuccessful
can
candidates
�
didates
The
coronation
will
take
place
August
11
in
Fort
George
Park
as
tho
opening
ceremony
of
tho
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia
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UtEr
Many
Cache
areas
completely
ruined
by
rising
waters
The
rise
of
the
Fraser
and
Nechako
River
started
slowing
down
today
but
much
of
Island
Cache
was
left
in
ruins
More
than
50
per
cent
of
the
900
residents
have
evacuated
In
low
lying
areas
water
is
at
window
level
Debris
is
floating
across
yards
and
through
open
doors
Trout
are
are
swimming
down
i
FLOODED
STUDENTS
BACK
IN
SCHOOL
Students
from
the
flooded
Island
Cache
area
went
back
to
classes
today
in
Central
Fort
George
School
After
a
meeting
with
parents
Wednesday
morn
morning
�
ing
district
school
superintendent
J
M
Phillipson
said
temporary
classroom
space
has
been
found
at
CFG
The
children
were
among
the
dozens
of
families
who
have
been
evacuated
from
Cottonwood
Island
in
the
wake
of
floodwaters
moving
into
the
area
from
the
Nechako
River
THE
POLICE
BEAT
Two
hour
possession
earns
six
month
term
Clanging
steel
doors
will
be
the
music
Edward
Ilnaslewlch
hears
for
the
next
six
months
not
transistor
radio
tunes
He
received
the
sentence
to
the
local
provincial
Jail
this
morning
for
possession
of
a
stolen
transistor
Hnasiewlch
was
spotted
trying
to
sell
it
in
one
beer
parlor
then
arrested
In
another
Thick
smoke
haze
covers
Pineview
A
thick
haze
of
smoke
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
coveres
most
of
the
Pineview
district
where
slash
is
being
burned
on
a
new
BC
Hydro
power
line
right-of-way
Cattermole
-
Tretheway
crews
are
widening
a
clearing
to
make
room
for
the
000000
volt
transmission
system
which
will
deliver
power
from
the
Peace
River
dam
Residents
of
the
Pineview
area
said
the
smoke
was
so
thick
it
obscured
the
hills
The
smoke
took
on
a
greenish
color
when
the
sunlight
reflected
off
the
tree
covered
hillsides
It
disappeared
from
a
parked
car
at
540
pm
and
the
man
who
had
a
record
for
theft
and
robbery
was
arrested
at
730
pm
There
are
apparently
two
well
dressed
thieves
In
town
Channon
Sandu
reported
to
police
his
brown
suit
five
white
shirts
and
a
brief
case
were
stolen
from
his
parked
car
And
Bill
Reese
of
101
5
Harper
said
someone
stole
a
100
Ox
Oxford
�
ford
grey
suit
from
his
car
parked
on
Fourth
Avenue
A
two-foot-high
black
walnut
table
withwhltearboritetopwas
reported
stolen
from
an
un
unlocked
�
locked
storage
room
at
Con
naught
Junior
Secondary
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Stunned
incredulity
and
a
few
tears
were
Judy
Stroms
first
reaction
following
the
dramatic
announcement
that
she
had
been
chosen
Prince
Georges
new
Queen
Aurora
Kjwanis
president
Don
Yip
left
claps
delight
delightedly
�
edly
whilo
Hon
Jacobsen
gives
Judy
a
congratulatory
put
on
tho
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