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adrtlimnt
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published
or
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by
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liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tho
Covorntnint
of
British
Columbia
Vol
8
No
132
THE
WORLD
TODAY
African
issues
The
conference
of
British
Commonwealth
prime
ministers
Is
underway
In
London
Top
priority
at
the
conference
at
stately
Marlborough
House
Is
being
given
to
the
issues
of
independence
for
African
terri
territories
�
tories
and
specifically
to
the
end
of
white
minority
rule
In
South
Southern
�
ern
Rhodesia
Boys
found
The
search
Is
over
for
five
US
youths
who
had
been
miss
missing
�
ing
from
a
camp
in
New
Bruns
Brunswicks
�
wicks
Northumberland
County
since
Monday
The
five
were
found
this
afternoon
No
de
details
�
tails
of
just
how
they
were
found
are
available
The
boys
range
In
age
from
14
to
10
Report
discussed
A
report
of
the
federal
Royal
Commission
on
HealthServices
is
going
to
be
discussed
at
two
meetings
in
the
near
future
It
is
expected
to
be
under
consid
consideration
�
eration
when
federal
and
prov
provincial
�
incial
health
ministers
meet
in
Ottawa
July
21
-
22
Premier
Robarts
of
Ontario
told
a
news
conference
in
Toronto
today
that
arrangements
are
under
underway
�
way
to
hold
a
federal-provincial
conference
soon
to
discuss
the
report
Sugar
down
Three
major
sugar
refineries
Canada
and
Dominion
At
Atlantic
�
lantic
and
St
Lawrence
have
announced
a
15
cent
cut
in
the
wholesale
price
of
sugar
The
price
now
Is
10
for
a
100
pound
bag
The
price
was
dropped
45
cents
on
June
12
and
todays
price
now
is
the
lowest
since
January
24
19G3
The
price
of
sugar
has
changed
48
times
this
year
35
de
decreases
�
creases
and
13
Increases
Viets
change
Tho
re
are
Indications
the
Communist
Viet
Cong
have
changed
their
military
strategy
in
South
Viet
Nam
The
Com
munists
have
shifted
the
centre
of
their
war
effort
In
the
past
10
days
from
the
swampy
Me
Mekong
�
kong
Delta
to
the
central
high
highlands
�
lands
Some
sources
say
the
move
is
normal
with
the
im
impending
�
pending
rainy
season
Others
say
it
is
to
divert
attention
from
other
Communist
assaults
Lions
picketed
Anti
-
segregationist
groups
continued
to
muster
forces
to
today
�
day
for
their
planned
picketing
of
Alabama
Governor
George
Wallaces
address
Thursday
to
the
annual
Lions
International
convention
Mrs
Jean
Daniels
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Anti
Apartheid
Committee
the
group
which
called
20
other
groups
together
last
week
to
protest
the
visit
said
We
are
pre
prepared
�
pared
for
at
least
1000
to
turn
out
Medic
convicted
Five
charges
against
one
doctor
were
dropped
another
doctor
was
convicted
and
a
third
doctor
went
on
trial
Tuesday
on
charges
of
falling
to
report
a
death
to
the
coroner
under
the
Coroners
Act
Five
doctors
CLOUDY
7f
ty
Low
53
High
70
Tlie
Kamloops
ball
tour
9
nament
blew
up
more
fouls
than
the
scoresbeet
show
ed
A
couple
of
Prince
George
players
due
back
Sunday
night
havent
breezed
Into
town
yet
If
they
dont
turn
up
soon
tho
RCMP
may
be
asked
to
help
Former
Fisheries
Minis
Q
ter
Sinclair
is
In
town
to
today
�
day
for
a
very
exclusive
luncheon
at
which
it
is
expect
expected
�
ed
plans
for
a
cement
plant
may
be
announced
Maybe
you
havent
noticed
but
since
the
changes
at
the
corner
of
Patricia
Boulevard
and
Queensway
the
traffic
corning
off
George
street
no
longer
has
the
ritlit-of-way
yield
right
of
wiy
sign
e
e
r
if
n
4
vlUH
By
golly
it
maybe
IS
summer
Youngsters
like
little
Ruth
Hilpert
are
making
full
use
of
park
swings
and
slides
this
week
Unfortunately
there
are
very
few
other
symptoms
to
tell
us
that
the
season
has
actually
arrived
Pete
Miller
photo
12
MILLION
City
to
get
cement
plant
A
12
million
cement
plant
will
be
built
at
Prince
George
it
was
an
announced
�
nounced
today
Power
creeps
closer
still
A
255
mlle
power
lino
from
BrldgG
River
to
Prince
Georgo
Tuesday
afternoon
reached
Its
terminal
In
the
Plnevlew
area
The
arrival
of
the
three
conductor
line
at
the
site
of
the
new
Plnevlew
substation
was
the
first
step
In
bringing
hydro
power
to
tho
Prince
Georgo
area
The
second
step
Involves
completion
of
the
substation
and
building
the
transmission
lines
which
will
carry
the
power
from
Plnevlew
to
the
city
and
other
systems
The
230000
VOlt
llnothrough
the
Cariboo
Is
expected
to
bo
energized
In
September
Tho
deadline
for
completion
of
the
substation
Is
Oct
1
Hydro
officials
are
anxious
to
bring
abundant
electricity
to
Prince
George
because
of
the
expanding
Industry
in
the
area
One
of
the
most
significant
increases
in
power
consumption
will
occur
when
It
sawmills
start
taking
electricity
for
the
first
time
this
fall
is
now
on
the
right
hand
side
where
George
and
Patricia
Join
Queensway
and
yield
means
to
give
up
Yes
Indeed
it
did
happen
g
in
Prince
George
That
makes
three
towns
ours
Powell
River
and
New
Westmin
Westminster
�
ster
where
high
school
stu
students
�
dents
have
given
hard
liquor
to
their
teachers
as
presents
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will
be
located
on
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Rail
Railways
�
ways
industrial
site
south
southeast
�
east
of
the
city
and
when
in
production
will
produce
1
mil
million
�
lion
barrels
of
cement
a
year
The
announcement
was
made
at
a
luncheon
by
James
Sin
Sinclair
�
clair
former
federal
fisheries
minister
who
spoke
on
behalf
of
Ocean
Cement
and
Supplies
Ltd
and
Lafarge
Cement
of
North
America
Ltd
The
two
companies
are
Joint
partners
in
the
project
which
will
be
undertaken
by
a
firm
known
as
Peace
River
Cement
Ltd
Former
BC
lieutenant
governor
Frank
Ross
chair-
Accept
strike
arbitration
VANCOUVER
CP
-
A
seven
week
strike
which
left
4000
men
Idle
cost
an
estimat
estimated
�
ed
10000000
in
lost
produc
production
�
tion
and
wages
and
all
but
crip
crippled
�
pled
the
economy
of
the
Albernl
Valley
is
on
the
verge
of
set
settlement
�
tlement
today
Premier
Bennett
following
talks
with
both
sides
in
the
dispute
announced
last
night
that
both
had
agreed
to
arbi
arbitration
�
tration
in
the
strike
of
some
00
office
workers
at
the
giant
Port
Albernl
pulp
paper
com
ples
of
the
MacMlllan
Blocdel
and
Powell
River
Limited
on
Vancouver
Island
The
picket
lines
set
up
by
the
members
of
the
International
Office
Workers
Union
CLC
when
they
struck
May
19
seeking
union
security
and
pay
in
increases
�
creases
were
observed
by
some
3000
other
MBPR
work
workers
�
ers
Then
a
week
later
about
1000
bush
loggers
were
laid
off
by
the
company
because
of
the
stoppage
in
production
Mr
Bennett
announced
that
J
V
Clyne
board
chairman
of
the
company
had
agreed
to
accept
the
settlement
formula
put
forward
by
him
and
Iabor
Minister
Peterson
The
union
had
agreed
earlier
to
the
a
rib
It
rat
Ion
proposal
but
attached
one
stluplatlon
that
company
complaints
to
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
Labor
Relations
Board
that
four
unions
were
restrict
restricting
�
ing
production
bo
settled
foith
with
man
of
the
board
of
Lafarge
also
will
head
Peace
Rivers
board
Mr
Sinclair
said
Peace
River
decided
to
build
at
Prince
George
because
half
the
cost
of
cement
bought
by
a
custom
customer
�
er
is
freight
charges
Peace
River
Cement
was
formed
to
supply
cement
for
the
Peace
River
hydro
project
Mr
Sinclair
said
that
in
two
years
Peace
River
has
deliver
delivered
�
ed
15
million
bags
of
cement
to
the
hydro
site
Tho
potential
market
is
in
increasing
�
creasing
daily
ho
explained
Such
growth
could
be
encour
encouraged
�
aged
if
the
cost
of
cement
is
lowered
Sky
high
ears
of
this
new
BC
Tol
135
micro
wave
tower
at
Endako
ono
of
throe
new
repeater
stations
being
eiectod
will
go
Into
operation
In
Novem
November
�
ber
When
completed
tho
rnlcio
wave
chain
will
piovldo
lmpiovod
service
from
pilnco
Gooige
toSmlthers
mzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
JULY
8
1964
Phone
LOgan
4
2441
say
BENNETT
TRIES
FOR
THREE
WAY
BC
HYDRO
PLAY
Needs
398
million
for
new
development
Premier
W
A
C
Bennett
today
launched
a
three
river
power
policy
for
British
Columbia
The
premier
said
at
a
news
conference
in
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
that
the
federal
government
will
be
asked
forth
forthwith
�
with
to
share
in
the
cost
of
a
multi-million-dollar
flood
control
project
on
the
upper
reaches
of
the
Praser
River
He
said
dams
built
under
the
project
would
be
capable
of
generating
hydro
electric
power
totalling
2
million
horsepower
Despite
heavy
criticism
in
the
past
the
government
has
worked
on
a
two
river
doIIcv
simultaneous
development
of
the
Peace
and
Columbia
Rivers
for
hydro
electric
power
Now
Bennett
has
added
a
third
river
The
premier
said
the
request
for
federal
aid
will
be
made
on
the
basis
of
a
report
earlier
this
year
by
the
Fraser
River
Board
which
called
for
a
389
million
flood
control
system
that
would
Involve
eight
dams
and
a
diversion
of
the
Fraser
east
of
Prince
George
lie
said
the
flood
control
measures
are
necessary
to
pro
protect
�
tect
the
Lower
Fraser
Valley
which
he
said
eventually
will
be
what
he
called
the
most
expensive
bit
of
real
estate
in
all
Canada
Bennett
said
under
BC
pro
proposals
�
posals
the
federal
and
provin
provincial
�
cial
governments
would
share
the
cost
of
the
flood
control
fea
features
�
tures
of
the
project
with
the
balance
charged
to
hydro
devel
development
�
opment
Ho
said
there
would
be
no
darning
of
the
Lower
Fraser
River
upon
which
much
of
the
provinces
large
salmon
indus
industry
�
try
Is
partially
dependent
The
system
would
be
designed
to
prevent
flooding
such
as
that
In
1048
when
30
million
worth
of
damage
was
done
by
the
ram
rampaging
�
paging
Fraser
Bennett
made
his
announce
announcement
�
ment
at
a
government
break
breakfast
�
fast
given
for
the
BC
Invest
Investment
�
ment
Dealers
Association
where
he
also
announced
a
50
million
parity
bond
Issue
by
tho
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Author
Authority
�
ity
Preliminary
discussions
al
already
�
ready
have
been
held
with
the
federal
government
and
now
high
gear
the
premier
said
The
federal
government
would
be
expected
to
pay
50
per
cent
of
the
flood
control
aspects
of
the
project
Bennett
said
there
had
been
a
feeling
abroad
that
the
gov
government
�
ernment
was
gambling
with
Its
two
river
power
policy
But
he
said
the
province
would
need
all
the
power
it
could
get
including
that
from
the
Fraser
and
from
the
Mica
Dam
one
of
the
three
dams
to
be
built
on
the
Columbia
and
the
only
one
with
generating
capacity
Earlier
Dr
Gordon
Shrum
co
chairman
of
Hydro
said
that
BC
has
not
provided
for
all
the
power
it
will
need
In
the
next
decade
By
1967
68
550
000
kilowatts
would
be
available
from
the
700
million
Peace
River
project
now
under
construction
The
Hydro
authority
would
still
have
to
purchase
natural
gas
to
supply
Its
Vancouver
thermal
plants
Mr
Bennett
said
BC
pro
proposals
�
posals
call
for
building
several
of
the
Fraser
dams
at
one
time
The
Fraser
River
board
re
report
�
port
warned
that
with
each
years
delay
In
taking
protective
action
the
next
damaging
flood
Is
that
much
closer
Accordingly
It
Is
empha
emphasized
�
sized
that
remedial
measures
should
bo
taken
as
early
as
pos
possible
�
sible
It
calls
for
construction
of
five
dams
on
tho
Clearwater
River
a
part
of
tho
Interior
section
of
the
Fraser
system
Another
would
be
built
on
the
main
stream
of
the
Fraser
east
of
Prince
Georgo
and
tho
other
on
the
Cariboo
River
southwest
of
Barkervllle
A
400-foot-hlgh
dam
on
tho
McGregor
River
northwest
of
Prince
George
would
divert
wo
want
tho
talks
to
get
Into
water
Into
the
Peace
River
POLICE
BEAT
BA
degree
no
help
A
young
Vancouver
man
with
a
Bachelor
of
Arts
degree
was
this
morning
remanded
to
July
10
for
sentence
after
pleading
guilty
to
attempting
to
pass
a
phoney
cheque
Donny
Georgo
Beattlo
was
ar
arrested
�
rested
July
3
after
he
tried
to
pass
a
bogus
chequo
at
the
Bank
of
Montreal
Const
Baldwin
of
tho
RCMP
city
detachment
said
this
morn
morning
�
ing
Prlnco
Georgo
is
tho
first
placo
paper
hangers
think
of
coming
to
pass
their
worthless
cheques
Prlnco
Georgo
has
a
repu
reputation
�
tation
for
being
a
placo
easy
to
cash
cheques
with
no
ques
questions
�
tions
asked
Baldwin
said
A
Summit
Lako
woman
was
treated
and
released
from
Prlnco
Georgo
Regional
Hospi
Hospital
�
tal
last
night
after
a
spectacu
spectacular
�
lar
one
car
crash
two
miles
south
of
Summit
Lako
Peggy
Neilsen
was
taken
to
hospital
by
an
unidentified
pass
passing
�
ing
motorist
Her
arms
were
slightly
hutt
In
the
accident
a
breakfast
meeting
of
the
BC
Investment
Dealers
Associa
Association
�
tion
Bennett
said
the
bonds
will
pay
five
per
cent
and
there
will
be
a
limit
of
10000
worth
per
customer
Ho
also
announced
the
cere
monial
burning
of
90000000
worth
of
paid
-
up
BC
Toll
Highways
and
Bridges
Authority
bonds
Tho
ceremony
will
be
held
in
Vancouver
August
1
and
will
be
similar
to
one
held
in
1959
In
Kelowna
when
the
Premier
announced
that
the
province
was
free
of
all
direct
debt
Mr
Bennett
said
36500
000
wortli
of
toll
bridge
bonds
are
due
August
1
and
that
the
government
has
the
casli
on
hand
to
pay
these
off
Parity
bonds
are
govern
government
�
ment
guaranteed
bonds
cashable
at
par
at
any
time
The
Premier
said
the
new
50000000
issue
will
take
the
government
above
its
self-imposed
limit
of
212000000
in
these
bonds
which
are
issued
m1
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f
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CARLING
BLACK
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or
by
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health
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