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No
138
THE
WORLD
TODAY
The
Soviet
Union
proposed
today
that
the
United
States
and
Russia
agree
In
principle
to
the
phased
destruction
of
all
their
bombers
as
a
step
toward
world
disarmament
Soviet
negotiator
Semyon
D
Tsarapktn
told
the
17
nation
disarmament
talks
that
once
the
United
States
agrees
to
the
principle
of
destruction
of
all
bombers
the
Soviet
govern
government
�
ment
Is
ready
to
discuss
such
details
as
the
types
of
air
aircraft
�
craft
the
phases
the
over
all
time
limltand
International
ver
verification
�
ification
procedures
Climb
fails
An
eight
-
man
Canadian
mountain
-
climbing
expedition
worked
its
way
down
to
civili
civilization
�
zation
In
Karakorams
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
leaving
Pakistans
23000
foot
Hachlndar
Kish
uncllmbed
They
found
Hachlndar
Kish
a
practically
vertical
spire
too
difficult
to
climb
said
one
member
who
came
on
ahead
Visits
Russia
Foreign
Secretary
R
A
But
Butler
�
ler
will
fly
to
Moscow
July
27
for
his
first
visit
to
Russia
officials
said
here
today
The
expected
him
to
have
world
-
ranging
talks
with
Rus
Russian
�
sian
Premier
Khrushchev
and
Andrei
Gromyko
the
Soviet
foreign
minister
Red
parley
Communist
China
today
faced
a
renewed
Soviet
challenge
to
agree
to
a
conference
of
world
Communist
parties
as
soon
as
possible
The
challenge
was
made
in
a
letter
to
Peking
published
In
Moscow
Wednesday
It
declared
that
In
the
immediate
future
we
should
agree
In
principle
that
a
meeting
must
be
convened
Bcrmcnn
alive
West
German
Justice
authori
authorities
�
ties
believe
that
Hitlers
deputy
Martin
Bormann
Is
still
alive
Frankfurt
Chief
Prosecutor
Wllhelm
Metzner
said
in
an
In
Interview
�
terview
today
that
the
authori
authorities
�
ties
believe
Bormann
Is
In
South
America
probably
Paraguay
Metzner
said
assumptions
that
the
Nazi
official
Is
still
alive
were
confirmed
last
month
when
he
and
a
companion
In
Investigated
�
vestigated
a
report
that
Bor
Bormann
�
mann
had
been
burled
In
a
grave
In
East
Berlin
But
the
grave
contained
no
remains
Bormann
disappeared
in
Ber
Berlin
�
lin
at
the
end
of
the
Second
World
War
and
was
condemned
to
death
In
absentia
by
the
Nuernberg
war
crimes
tribunal
Live
television
for
Prince
Q
George
Is
still
about
a
year
awa7
lh
manager
of
tele
television
�
vision
station
CKPG
said
today
Bob
Harklns
estimated
that
micro
wave
facilities
between
Kamloops
and
Prince
George
will
be
in
operation
about
this
time
next
year
He
attributed
the
delay
to
the
difficulty
of
getting
micro
wave
equipment
Each
component
Is
custom
manufactured
In
Italy
and
the
factory
Is
plugged
with
back
orders
Italy
Is
the
only
place
in
the
world
we
can
get
the
equipment
and
each
piece
is
custom
made
for
projects
all
over
the
world
Close
to
150
children
last
0
month
were
taken
on
tours
of
the
city
fire
hall
some
something
�
thing
which
fire
chief
Harold
INDEX
Classified
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0
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Dornbierer
and
his
staff
enjoy
as
much
as
the
kids
r
Ire
trucks
always
are
exciting
to
children
the
chief
observes
At
the
same
time
they
are
given
some
valu
valuable
�
able
tips
on
fire
prevention
But
the
chief
has
only
one
request
when
you
call
to
make
an
ap
appointment
�
pointment
phone
L04
2244
not
the
fire
emergency
number
WHICH
IS
LO
4
2345
Any
day
now
therell
be
4
a
Ml
-
scale
attack
on
the
mosquitoes
which
many
havo
described
as
being
the
worst
in
years
City
works
superintendent
Dill
Jones
told
councils
general
purposes
committee
Wednesday
hes
ready
oi
the
spraying
cam
campaign
�
paign
using
a
non
toxic
Insecticide
that
has
been
okayed
by
the
fisheries
people
There
Is
no
truth
to
the
O
rumor
that
frustrated
gar-
deners
who
cant
keep
ahead
of
the
weeds
during
this
6oggy
summer
will
be
allowed
to
enter
crab
grass
dandelions
chick
weed
etc
Instead
of
the
usual
floral
offerings
in
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
horticultural
ex
hlblts
I
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
Heavy
rains
yesterday
caused
flooding
in
basement
of
E
B
Horsman
Electric
building
180
Victoria
Vincent
Webber
whose
family
lives
upstairs
spent
the
evening
23
MINUTES
Goldwafer
victory
one
ballot
breeze
By
HAROLD
MORRISON
SAN
FRANCISCO
CP
Senator
Barry
Gold
water
captured
the
Republican
presidential
nomination
Wednesday
night
with
ease
on
the
first
ballot
and
pro
promised
�
mised
to
carry
the
conservative
cause
to
the
Ameri
American
�
can
voters
in
the
November
general
election
It
was
a
crushing
defeat
for
the
liberal
and
moderate
wing
of
the
Republican
party
Twenty
three
minutes
iftcr
the
roll
call
of
the
50
states
began
Goldwater
became
the
nominee
when
South
Carolina
cast
its
16
ballots
to
put
him
over
the
necessary
C55
total
City
motorist
charged
in
three
car
accident
A
charge
of
going
through
a
stop
sign
lias
been
laid
against
a
city
man
following
a
three
car
plleup
at
8
am
today
Medley
Tower
was
charged
iter
the
car
he
was
driving
collided
at
Third
and
Queens
way
with
cars
driven
by
John
S
Elllston
and
Ronald
A
Hall
There
were
no
Injuries
and
damage
totalled
1100
A
woman
who
passed
out
at
the
wheel
of
her
car
was
de
detained
�
tained
in
hospital
overnight
for
observation
after
the
car
slid
into
a
ditch
at
Mile
4
on
the
Hart
Highway
Mrs
Ruth
Fellers
of
the
Houghtallng
subdivision
was
on
her
way
home
at
1145
last
night
when
she
blacked
out
and
lost
control
of
the
car
She
was
returning
from
work
earlier
than
usual
because
she
had
been
feeling
ill
Sentence
will
be
imposed
July
24
on
10-year-old
Johnny
An
tolne
following
conviction
for
stealing
a
taxi
Antolne
was
convicted
this
morning
In
magistrates
court
of
stealing
the
cab
July
15
New
York
BARRY
GOLDWATER
winner
Derailment
blocks
line
A
small
derailment
on
the
CNR
line
near
Hansard
delayed
some
Prince
George
-
bound
traffic
for
close
to
six
hours
Wednesday
J
P
Dateman
the
railways
assistant
superintendent
said
two
boxcars
went
off
the
tracks
tying
up
trains
ovoi
Mie
line
until
they
were
put
back
on
the
tracks
The
jnssenger
train
frsm
tho
east
arilved
In
Prince
George
close
to
six
hours
lato
Wednesday
Traffic
was
normal
today
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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JULY
16
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William
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is
the
choice
of
Goluvatjr
as
his
vice-presidential
running
mate
V
lifting
stored
furnituro
and
boxes
high
off
the
floor
City
Public
Works
Department
received
over
50
phone
calls
about
flooded
basements
and
backedup
storm
sewers
BOWLADROME
DAMAGE
ESTIMATED
50000
The
investigation
was
continuing
today
into
the
cause
of
a
fire
which
gutted
the
basement
of
Fifth
Ave
Bowladrome
Fire
Chief
Harold
Dornbierer
said
he
had
to
have
a
discussion
with
the
manager
of
the
bowladrome
before
he
could
decide
the
cause
of
the
early
morning
blaze
Wednesday
Damage
has
been
estimated
at
close
to
50000
The
10
lanes
on
the
bottom
floor
were
left
charred
ruins
and
the
upper
10
lanes
were
badly
gutted
GETTING
WORSE
Highway
16
detour
said
bad
hazard
By
AUDREY
SMEDLEY
Citizen
Correspondent
VANDERHOOF
A
travel
weary
tourist
from
Vancouver
Wash
stumbled
into
the
tourist
bureau
here
saying
he
never
would
have
travelled
west
of
Prince
George
if
he
had
known
the
condition
of
High
way
lfi
He
was
typical
of
a
number
of
tourists
who
In
recent
days
have
been
making
strong
com
complaints
�
plaints
about
the
condition
of
a
detour
Just
west
of
town
They
say
it
is
a
hazard
to
traffic
A
traveller
making
the
trip
must
follow
pilot
cars
making
a
detour
of
approximately
14
miles
to
avoid
four
or
five
miles
of
road
construction
The
detour
takes
cars
through
the
Mapes
district
The
situation
has
been
ag
gravated
by
the
long
spell
of
rainy
weather
which
the
High
Highways
�
ways
department
hoped
would
not
occur
during
the
project
The
secondary
roads
many
of
which
were
hard
hit
by
spring
flooding
lure
only
the
most
enthusiastic
tourists
into
our
fishing
resorts
said
a
tourist
bureau
spokesman
Duses
which
travel
Highway
1C
also
are
frequently
delayed
by
construction
work
Most
of
the
time
lost
in
tho
trip
between
Vanderhoof
and
Prince
George
which
can
easily
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BUYING
QUAKE
INSURANCE
VICTORIA
-
Jittery
Victor
Victorians
�
ians
have
been
taking
out
more
earthquake
Insurance
An
Increase
was
reported
by
several
Insurance
companies
after
the
Good
Friday
earth
quakes
In
Alaska
A
small
tremor
this
wech
caused
a
few
more
to
look
Into
the
matter
Cost
of
the
Insurance
Is
1312
cents
for
each100
of
Insurance
fot
three
years
on
a
dwelling
house
but
no
one
In
Victoria
has
ever
collected
Mr
Jack
Roberts
are
Insur
Insurance
�
ance
agent
said
however
that
damage
caused
by
tidal
waves
that
may
accompany
earth
earthquakes
�
quakes
Is
not
covered
by
earth
quake
Insurance
take
two
hours
under
present
circumstances
Is
a
result
of
the
detour
west
of
here
Tills
road
often
winding
In
places
is
quickly
degenerating
under
a
constant
stream
of
traf
traffic
�
fic
At
least
one
local
resident
had
a
windshield
which
is
badly
scarred
from
flying
rock
Tho
majority
of
tho
tourists
reporting
in
to
the
tourist
bureau
are
still
from
Cali
California
�
fornia
All
told
210
travellers
visited
the
bureau
up
to
July
14
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SLAYING
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A
fast
moving
thunderstorm
once
more
tripped
up
the
progress
of
Prince
George
Thursday
Many
construction
projects
stopped
and
crops
con
continued
�
tinued
to
deteriorate
as
the
latest
installment
of
a
wet
summer
dumped
one
of
the
heaviest
downpours
of
the
year
in
less
than
an
hour
Thousands
of
dollars
damage
were
counted
In
terms
of
flood
flooded
�
ed
basements
lost
construction
time
and
most
serious
crop
damage
Walter
Burns
superintendent
of
the
federal
experimental
farm
said
today
the
crop
situ
situation
�
ation
Is
becoming
very
serious
Harvest
losses
may
run
to
25
per
cent
he
said
Damage
is
due
to
plant
deteri
deterioration
�
oration
and
delay
of
maturity
which
may
cause
further
dam
damage
�
age
if
farmers
cant
harvest
before
bad
September
weather
arrives
i
Earth
-
moving
and
paving
work
will
stop
for
the
ump
teenth
time
until
the
ground
dries
out
More
rain
Is
forecast
In
the
city
a
major
victim
of
flooding
was
Better
Value
Furniture
on
Third
Ave
Two
feet
of
water
damaged
furniture
in
the
basement
No
estimate
of
the
loss
was
available
The
citys
public
works
de
department
�
partment
estimated
it
received
SO
or
CO
calls
following
the
downpour
A
spokesman
estimated
that
at
least
one
Inch
of
rain
fell
In
45
minutes
Most
of
the
complaints
were
about
street
flooding
but
some
of
them
asked
the
citys
help
with
basement
flooding
In
several
cases
water
from
the
storm
over
loaded
the
sani
tary
sewer
system
causing
water
to
backup
into
basements
toilets
and
bathtubs
Part
of
the
problem
was
due
to
the
fact
that
residents
in
some
areas
of
the
city
have
arbitrarily
removed
from
the
storm
drainage
catch
basins
a
sheet
of
metal
which
normally
would
control
the
flow
of
water
The
sheet
has
a
small
hole
In
it
which
regulates
the
flow
preventing
an
over
load
of
the
sewer
system
A
spokesman
for
the
public
works
department
underlined
the
necessity
of
keeping
the
sheets
of
metal
In
place
The
late
afternoon
storm
sent
water
gushing
down
Prince
George
streets
Rainfall
at
the
airport
was
measured
at
22
Inches
and
observers
say
Prince
George
received
consid
erably
more
precipitation
A
flash
flood
on
a
creek
east
of
Prince
George
washed
out
a
logging
bridge
The
rainfall
since
July
1
now
totals
2C
Inches
one
tenth
inch
moie
than
the
normal
monthly
precipitation
25
inches
The
record
for
July
is
508
Inches
established
In
1932
A
rainfall
record
of
40
inches
was
established
for
June
this
yea
i
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advertisement
It
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Swift
storm
bogs
fields
projects
under
rainfall
T
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50
High
b5TP
POLICE
FEET
A
DIME
MORE
MONTREAL
CP
-
The
City
of
Montreal
has
Just
bought
3800
pairs
of
shoes
for
policemen
and
2400
pairs
for
firemen
The
cost
per
pair
is
865
for
cops
and
855
for
the
firefighters
Why
the
difference
A
Montreal
city
official
explains
it
this
way
The
policeman
walk
ten
cents
worth
more
than
the
firemen
mjmrn
Overloaded
sanitary
sewer
system
caused
water
to
back
up
in
the
basements
of
several
homes
during
Thursdays
downpour
Here
Marie
Frenkel
of
511
Douglas
St
shows
silt
which
came
up
in
a
basement
sink
Pearson
reports
Friday
OTTAWA
cr
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Pearson
returns
late
today
from
the
Commonwealth
prime
ministers
conference
in
London
to
face
questions
in
the
Com
Commons
�
mons
about
what
he
plans
to
do
In
Canada
to
reinforce
his
plea
for
racial
equality
In
the
Com
Commonwealth
�
monwealth
Mr
Pearson
is
expected
to
report
to
the
Commons
Friday
on
the
London
talks
His
address
to
the
conference
Monday
emphasizing
the
need
to
recognize
racial
equality
in
fact
as
well
as
in
principle
sparked
questions
immediately
in
the
Commons
about
Indians
and
Es
Eskimos
�
kimos
in
Canadas
far
north
and
about
immigration
proced
procedures
�
ures
CONVICTION
VOID
DR
SAM
FREED
-
FACES
NEW
TRIAL
COLUMBUS
OhloW
Dr
Samuel
Sheppard
convicted
of
slaying
his
wife
has
been
ordered
released
by
a
court
from
Ohio
Penitentiary
after
serving
nearly
10
years
of
a
life
term
But
he
must
face
a
new
trial
And
tho
former
osteopath
only
months
away
from
pos
possible
�
sible
parole
appears
to
have
another
battle
coming
up
even
for
temporary
freedom
pending
the
new
trial
A
US
district
court
Judge
Carl
A
Weinman
In
Dayton
ruled
Wednesday
that
Shep
Sheppard
�
pard
40
was
denied
his
con
constitutional
�
stitutional
rights
in
his
1054
trial
in
Cleveland
Tho
trial
resulted
In
his
conviction
in
the
bludgeon
slaying
of
Marl
lyn
Mieppard
Judge
Welnr
man
said
Sheppards
custody
Is
void
and
If
Cuyahoga
County
or
tho
state
takes
no
action
within
60
days
tho
re
release
�
lease
becomes
final
Weinmans
80
page
deci
decision
�
sion
denounced
the
coverage
given
the
case
by
three
Cleveland
newspapers
and
also
mentioned
three
well
known
radio
commentators
and
columnists
The
Judge
acting
on
a
re
request
�
quest
for
a
writ
of
habeas
corpus
ordered
Sheppards
release
under
10000
bond
John
Corrlgan
Cuyahoga
County
Cleveland
prosecu
tor
who
handled
the
states
case
in
the
trial
10
years
ago
said
he
will
ask
for
a
stay
on
execution
to
prevent
Sheppards
release
Ohio
At
torney
-
General
William
Saxbo
said
the
decision
would
bo
appealed
Welnmen
said
Sheppards
constitutional
rights
wete
violated
by
these
actions
Failure
of
thetrlaljudge
to
grant
a
change
of
venue
for
a
continuance
due
to
the
great
amount
of
publicity
Inability
of
maintaining
impartial
juiors
t
Failure
of
trial
Judge
Edward
Dlythln
now
dead
to
disqualify
himself
although
there
was
uncertainty
as
to
his
Impartiality
Improper
lnt
i
oduct
Ion
of
He
detector
evidence
at
the
trial
Unauthorized
communi
communications
�
cations
to
the
Jury
during
de
deliberations
�
liberations
If
ever
there
was
a
trial
by
newspaper
this
is
a
per
perfect
�
fect
example
Welnmen
said
The
Judge
said
the
Cleveland
Press
took
upon
Itself
the
role
of
accuser
Judge
and
Jury
He
called
It
the
most
Insidious
viola
violator
�
tor
Suffice
It
to
say
that
each
of
tho
three
Cleveland
news
papers
repeatedly
printed
material
which
strongly
sug
suggested
�
gested
and
In
fact
urged
petitioners
guUt
The
other
newspapers
were
the
Cleveland
Plain
Dealer
and
the
now
defunct
Cleveland
News
Weinman
said
Blythln
erred
when
he
failed
to
question
the
Jury
regarding
a
broadcast
by
Robeit
Bob
Considlne
who
Weinman
wiote
announced
over
the
radio
a
compailson
between
petition
and
Alger
Hiss
The
Judge
said
evidence
indicated
two
of
the
Jurors
had
heaid
a
btoadcast
by
Walter
Wlnchell
quoting
a
woman
who
said
she
was
tho
mlstiess
of
Sheppard
And
Weinman
refeuodto
stories
by
colunmbtPoiothy
KHgallen
concerning
a
pre
pretrial
�
trial
conversation
she
had
with
Judge
Blvthln