say
Vol
8
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No
160
M7
THE
WORLD
TODAY
New
Government
SAIGON
AP
Its
been
an
announced
�
nounced
In
Saigon
that
all
South
Viet
Nams
Cabinet
ministers
and
other
key
government
offic
officials
�
ials
have
resigned
but
will
stay
at
their
Jobs
pending
form
formation
�
ation
of
a
new
government
by
strongman
Premier
Khanh
Khanh
and
the
military
revolut
revolutionary
�
ionary
government
voted
today
Sunday
to
dissolve
his
former
government
elected
Khanh
chief
of
state
Instead
of
Prem
Premier
�
ier
and
promulgated
a
new
con
constitution
�
stitution
Rejects
Tax
WINNIPEG
C
P
-
Premier
Duff
Roblln
today
rejected
a
general
retail
sales
tax
for
Manitoba
But
he
announced
a
series
of
new
taxes
and
tax
changes
worth
an
estimated
20000000
In
a
full
year
coup
coupled
�
led
with
a
system
of
partial
rebates
to
property
owners
on
school
tax
bills
Save
Climber
SQUAMISH
CP
Eight
climbers
and
an
RCAF
hell
copter
combined
In
an
almost
impossible
task
Sunday
to
lift
an
injured
man
off
a
sloping
glacier
high
in
the
coastal
mountains
Mountain
climber
Poul
Niel
Nielsen
�
sen
34
of
Vancouver
was
flown
out
of
the
rugged
moun
mountains
�
tains
20
miles
north
of
here
after
being
injured
Saturday
when
he
fell
down
a
400
foot
sloping
face
on
Mount
Slerrat
us
Sentence
Hoffa
CHICAGO
AP
Teamsters
union
president
James
Hoffa
has
been
sentenced
to
four
con
concurrent
�
current
terms
of
five
years
in
prison
tor
fraud
In
obtaining
huge
loans
from
his
unions
multl-mllllon-dollar
pension
fund
He
also
was
fined
ten
thousand
dollars
by
Federal
Judge
Richard
Austin
InChicago
Lawyers
for
Hoffa
are
ready
to
fight
the
conviction
In
an
appeals
court
Hopes
Dim
KIRKLAND
LAKE
Ont
CP
A
series
of
severe
weekend
rock
bursts
has
dimmed
hopes
of
rescue
teams
trying
to
reach
two
miners
missing
and
pre
presumed
�
sumed
dead
at
the
4000
foot
level
of
the
Wright
Hargreaves
Gold
Mine
The
miners
were
burled
under
tons
of
rock
by
a
rock
burst
Friday
night
A
statement
from
mine
officials
said
chances
were
extremely
romnlft
fhof
TV
nslH
VAWncVI
43
and
Edouard
Duchesne
55
uoui
oi
KiTKiana
Laice
wouia
be
found
alive
Hunt
Banks
MONTREAL
CP
A
bench
warrant
has
been
issued
the
arrest
of
Hal
Banks
former
head
of
the
Seafarers
Inter
International
�
national
Union
of
Canada
The
warrant
was
Issued
in
Montreal
today
when
the
56-year-old
Banks
and
three
other
men
failed
to
appear
on
a
charge
to
abandon
ship
CARLING
BLACK
LABEL
BEER
TMl
dYrtlitmnt
li
not
puMlthed
or
dltpliftd
by
tht
Liquor
Control
Boird
or
by
tht
Covornmont
of
British
Columbia
of
conspiring
to
Incite
seamen
Harry
Dick
an
old
blind
and
almost
deaf
Indian
launched
a
harangue
against
anyone
who
would
ar
arrest
�
rest
him
for
having
two
or
three
beer
when
he
appeared
In
court
on
a
drunk
charge
today
The
reaction
of
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
was
A
plea
of
not
guilty
has
been
entered
and
I
make
a
finding
of
not
guilty
If
I
had
tiiOKn
Afflictions
Id
go
out
and
eet
drunk
too
There
must
have
been
some
real
old
6tyle
countryfolks
at
the
fair
Saturday
One
young
man
tells
us
he
returned
to
his
unlocked
car
when
the
fair
was
over
to
find
that
some
someone
�
one
had
entered
the
car
found
some
tools
under
the
seat
ap
apparently
�
parently
used
them
and
re
returned
�
turned
them
to
the
car
They
were
not
put
back
Just
where
they
had
been
found
but
at
least
they
had
been
put
back
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The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
AUGUST
1
7
1
964
Every
ounce
of
their
energy
on
the
blade
of
the
paddles
Norm
Crerar
and
Gib
McEachern
struggle
through
rough
water
on
the
Stuart
River
Vern
Lacey
Photo
Prairie
Voyageurs
Set
ew
Race
Speed
Record
By
VERN
LACEY
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Two
voyageurs
from
the
prairies
out
paddled
the
fast
fastest
�
est
field
In
Northwest
Brigade
canoe
racing
history
to
pick
up
1000
and
establish
a
hew
speed
record
Saturday
Norm
Crerar
and
Gib
Mc
McEachern
�
Eachern
of
Flin
Flon
Man
covered
the
139
mile
route
of
the
fur
traders
from
Fort
St
James
In
13
hours
nine
min
minutes
�
utes
Pursuit
of
the
other
seven
teams
was
so
hot
that
the
first
four
finishers
all
broke
the
old
time
record
of
13
hours
45
minutes
Prince
George
teams
finished
second
and
third
and
a
Kam
loops
team
was
fourth
Two
teams
ran
Into
trouble
and
had
to
quit
One
canoeist
-was
slightly
injured
when
his
canoe
overturned
in
rapids
To
the
rubber
armed
champ
champions
�
ions
who
have
raced
canoo3
1200
miles
this
summer
went
1000
the
BC
canoe
racing
championship
and
the
distinc
distinction
�
tion
of
winning
the
longest
non
stop
canoe
races
in
the
world
Eight
nrJiiUtes
behind
them
were
Prince
George
paddlers
Herb
Brade
and
Dave
Hent
ges
Hentges
was
a
member
of
the
winning
team
last
year
In
third
position
were
Ber-
The
young
man
says
Thank
you
and
youre
welcome
Theres
money
In
tourists
Q
but
Vancouver
Sun
travel
writer
Barry
Broadfoot
doesnt
think
Prince
George
Is
doing
much
to
get
any
of
the
visiting
long
green
Hesayss
Some
towns
like
Penticton
are
hip
when
it
comes
to
the
tour
tourist
�
ist
and
some
like
Vernon
PRINCE
GEORGE
and
Prince
Rupert
give
the
Impression
that
they
dont
give
a
damn
Veteran
rivermen
have
W
never
seen
the
Stuart
and
Nechako
River
as
high
as
it
is
Uiis
summer
Bud
Stretch
who
brought
his
riverboat
down
from
Fort
St
James
at
the
same
time
as
Saturdays
canoe
race
was
looking
forward
to
the
Isle
Pierre
rapids
but
the
flood
level
left
him
somewhat
dis
disappointed
�
appointed
The
party
at
Ben
Glnters
O
house
for
Exhibition
direc
directors
�
tors
after
the
fair
closed
Saturday
night
didnt
turn
out
to
be
the
wing
ding
some
had
expected
Most
of
them
sat
around
talking
about
plans
for
next
year
hardly
having
enough
energy
to
get
out
of
their
chairs
Oh
were
they
tired
so
tired
that
those
who
went
Into
the
swimming
pool
Just
soaked
In
the
water
nle
Gauthier
and
Costo
Bush
of
Prince
George
with
13
hours
35
minutes
Bush
was
the
other
paddler
in
last
years
win
Racers
knew
they
were
in
for
a
fast
trip
when
they
saw
the
high
water
that
reduced
rapids
and
Increased
speed
along
the
Stuart
and
Nechako
rivers
They
were
right
For
ex
example
�
ample
Hentges
and
Bush
won
wltn
a
time
of
14
hours
22
minutes
last
year
This
year
Hentges
cut
more
than
an
hour
from
his
time
and
finished
sec
second
�
ond
in
13
hours
17
minutes
The
first
upset
occurred
four
miles
downstream
in
the
Stuart
Canyon
rapids
Murray
Owen
and
Roy
Jackson
of
Kamloops
hit
a
rock
and
overturned
True
to
their
name
the
River
Rats
they
dragged
the
canoe
to
shore
dumped
it
and
were
off
again
They
lost
nearly
a
mile
on
the
rest
of
the
field
but
when
the
race
was
over
the
River
Rats
were
In
fourth
position
and
finished
with
a
record
breaking
time
13
hours
42
minutes
A
bad
leak
forced
Bob
Mc
Bride
and
Peter
Murken
to
withdraw
about
40
miles
down
downstream
�
stream
The
pair
met
only
a
few
hours
before
the
race
and
decided
to
give
it
a
try
Both
have
considerable
canoe
racing
experience
OTTAWA
CP
Act
HI
ofthe
grand
debate
on
the
flag
Is
scheduled
to
open
today
in
the
Commons
with
the
stage
set
for
another
complete
round
of
speeches
So
far
there
have
been
62
speeches
In
eight
days
and
a
new
proposal
Just
before
ad
adjournment
�
journment
Thursday
night
made
it
possible
for
everyone
to
have
another
say
Though
some
Liberals
and
others
have
begun
calling
the
flag
debate
a
Conservative
fill-
The
Chlnlaks
rapids
about
CO
miles
downstream
on
the
Stuart
posed
the
next
big
hazard
to
canoeists
McEachern
and
Crerar
who
by
then
had
worked
into
a
lead
of
nearly
a
mile
had
no
trouble
but
the
team
of
Jurgen
Claudepierre
and
HerbSievers
running
In
fifth
position
went
over
Claudepierre
gashed
his
foot
and
broke
his
toe
on
a
rock
Un
Undeterred
�
deterred
they
righted
the
canoe
only
to
be
dumped
a
second
time
In
the
treacherous
white
water
This
time
the
canoe
was
torn
open
like
a
peeled
banana
and
they
had
to
withdraw
Claudeplerres
foot
required
stitches
From
there
the
pattern
of
the
race
held
fairly
steady
the
Brade
and
McEachern
teams
holding
a
wide
lead
with
Bush
well
back
and
the
River
Rats
moving
slowly
but
steadily
up
McEachern
and
Crerar
were
never
seriously
challenged
They
broke
from
the
starting
line
at
70
strokes
per
minute
took
the
lead
and
held
at
45
to
CO
throughout
the
race
then
sprinted
across
the
finish
line
The
field
was
sprinkled
with
veterans
of
the
Northwest
Bri
Brigade
�
gade
race
Besides
Brade
and
Hentges
Bush
and
Gauthier
placed
third
last
year
EGAD
SIRS
NOT
THAT
FLAG
BIT
AGAIN
STILL
buster
the
debate
hasnt
begun
to
take
on
the
proportions
of
the
debate
of
1912
when
putting
parts
of
Canadas
small
navy
under
British
command
In
an
emergency
was
debated
round
the
clock
for
the
best
part
of
two
weeks
Meanwhile
a
summit
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
all
political
party
leaders
Is
planned
for
Tuesday
when
it
is
believed
a
compromise
for
a
flag
with
just
a
single
Maple
Leaf
will
be
presetted
There
has
been
no
confirmation
of
the
report
xwfflmmmmmmmtt
A
large
number
of
arrests
have
been
made
and
more
are
pending
as
police
round
up
a
juvenile
gang
of
car
thieves
an
RCMP
spokesman
said
today
Wholesale
roundup
of
juvenile
delinquents
comes
in
the
wake
of
five
car
thefts
and
a
hair
raising
chase
that
ended
up
in
the
Fraser
River
early
today
Two
Juveniles
led
police
on
an
85-mlle-an-hour
chase
through
Prince
George
until
their
stolen
car
crashed
into
the
Fraser
River
at
530
am
today
Both
escaped
drowning
and
were
captured
From
them
police
have
learn
learned
�
ed
the
names
of
gang
members
that
stole
five
new
automobiles
from
a
car
lot
last
night
Police
do
not
want
to
reveal
the
actual
number
of
gang
mem
members
�
bers
until
all
have
be
en
ar
arrested
�
rested
The
gang
struck
early
today
at
Shields
Car
Lot
breaking
into
the
office
and
removing
five
sets
of
keys
to
19C4
cars
Police
spotted
a
13G4
Chevy
H
convertible
driven
by
two
gang
members
and
went
after
it
In
the
chase
Where
Fourteenth
comes
to
a
dead
end
at
the
Fraser
River
the
car
Jumped
the
road
carried
over
the
embankment
and
plung
plunged
�
ed
into
the
water
One
youth
Jumped
and
was
captured
by
police
The
other
somehow
escaped
and
was
picked
up
today
The
car
was
recovered
about
three
blocks
downstream
today
by
PG
Towing
and
Wrecker
Service
Ltd
Four
other
stolen
cars
have
also
been
recovered
At
noon
police
said
a
large
number
of
Juveniles
have
been
arrested
There
will
be
more
by
tomorrow
An
eyewitness
to
the
accident
was
Mrs
Ian
Evans
of
1C55
Taylor
She
said
she
was
awakened
by
a
terrible
smashing
noise
ran
to
the
window
and
saw
the
convertible
plow
over
the
bank
She
described
the
youth
cap
captured
�
tured
at
the
scene
as
an
aw
awfully
�
fully
nicely
dressed
boy
She
said
the
car
went
over
the
ditch
and
onto
the
river
bank
with
such
impact
that
the
hubcaps
landed
on
her
doorstep
POLICE
BEAT
TREE
KILLS
CATSKINNER
AT
McBRIDE
Catskinner
Norman
Joseph
Richardson
28
was
killed
by
a
falling
tree
on
the
Highway
16
construction
project
west
of
Mc
Bride
Friday
Witnesses
said
a
tree
killed
Richardson
almost
Instantly
when
It
fell
past
the
bulldozer
guard
rails
as
he
was
clearing
brush
He
was
a
resident
of
Prince
George
before
moving
to
Mc
Bride
His
only
surviving
relative
is
a
brother
Frank
at
Hudson
Hope
Richardson
was
employed
by
Square
M
Construction
of
Ed
Edmonton
�
monton
A
Prince
George
man
is
in
serious
condition
today
with
a
bullet
wound
in
his
head
RCMP
said
Stanley
Tachek
40
of
Cariboo
Trailer
Court
was
found
in
his
trailer
with
a
22
calibre
rifle
bullet
wound
under
his
chin
The
rifle
was
nearby
He
will
be
transferred
to
a
Vancouver
hospital
today
The
unemployed
widower
has
one
daughter
living
in
Burnaby
Seven-year-old
Cynthia
Mac-
Murchy
of
140
Douglas
St
suf
suffered
�
fered
head
injuries
when
she
was
struck
by
a
car
near
her
home
Friday
Police
said
the
motorist
had
no
time
to
stop
when
the
child
dashed
from
behind
a
parked
car
No
charges
have
been
laid
3
k
fi
f
j
Low
45
-
High
681
SUMMER
WAS
JUST
A
WEEK
Last
week
probably
will
go
down
on
the
books
as
the
only
prolonged
sunny
spell
of
sum
summer
�
mer
1964
in
Prince
George
The
US
Weather
Bureaus
five
day
forecast
Issued
today
Indicated
Central
BC
will
see
a
return
of
the
cloudy
rainy
weather
The
forecast
says
therell
be
showers
Wednesday
and
Fri
Friday
�
day
with
partial
clearing
on
the
other
days
Phone
LOgan
42441
Temperatures
will
be
slightly
below
normal
Sffiffi
GENEVA
Reuters
The
pos
possibility
�
sibility
of
a
delay
in
the
Cyprus
negotiations
caused
by
the
sud
sudden
�
den
illness
of
United
Nations
mediator
Sakarl
Tuomloja
was
causing
grave
concern
here
re
reliable
�
liable
sources
said
today
Tuomloja
52-year-old
Fin
Finnish
�
nish
diplomat
underwent
sur
surgery
�
gery
today
after
his
condition
understood
to
be
a
blood
clot
in
the
brain
worsened
during
the
night
He
suffered
a
stroke
Sunday
Tuomloja
was
scheduled
lo
leave
for
Athens
and
Ankara
as
well
as
Nicosia
Sunday
with
a
THIEVES
HIT
FORT
STORE
FOR
1760
Thieves
took
advantage
ofthe
start
of
the
Northwest
Brigade
canoe
race
Saturday
morning
to
rob
17C0
from
the
safe
ofj
a
store
at
Fort
St
James
Most
of
the
residents
of
tho
village
on
the
shore
of
Stuart
Lake
were
either
nearing
the
end
of
Caledonia
Days
celebra
celebrations
�
tions
or
watching
the
5
am
takeoff
of
the
canoe
racers
when
the
robbery
occured
The
thieves
attacked
Wralghts
Self
Service
store
Just
as
the
town
was
blanketed
with
mist
from
the
lake
By
a
coincidence
they
missed
4500
which
had
beencollected
during
Caledonia
Day
celebra
celebrations
�
tions
It
had
been
planned
to
keep
the
cash
at
Wratghts
Store
but
tho
container
was
toobigforthe
vault
Instead
the
money
went
to
the
RCMP
station
where
it
was
locked
In
a
safe
Approximately
the
time
tho
robbery
occurred
someone
set
fire
to
a
pile
of
hay
bales
be
behind
�
hind
the
home
of
Bob
Hoy
Diesel
oil
had
been
thrown
on
the
hay
to
make
certain
it
would
burn
When
the
fire
was
spotted
the
volunteer
fire
department
was
called
out
and
many
of
the
merry
makers
who
had
been
dancing
all
night
at
the
Catholic
School
Auditorium
headed
for
the
blaze
HURT
MANS
FLIGHT
OUT
IS
DELAYED
Earlier
story
Page
10
BURNS
LAKE
Correspon
Correspondent
�
dent
Bad
weather
over
Tweedsmuir
Park
today
grounded
a
plane
which
was
standing
by
to
fly
a
seriously
Injured
man
to
Vancouver
The
man
was
critically
In
Injured
�
jured
when
the
car
in
which
he
was
riding
collided
with
a
truck
east
of
here
early
Saturday
morning
Two
were
klled
In
the
mishap
They
were
Identi
Identified
�
fied
as
Gordon
Zayha
of
Dawson
Creek
and
frank
Vorel
of
Fort
St
John
Mr
Zayha
owned
and
was
driving
the
car
The
injured
man
was
not
identified
al
although
�
though
he
is
believed
to
be
from
Scotland
-
fc
Thlt
dvrtlmnt
It
not
publlihed
or
dtiploipod
by
Mir-
Liquor
Control
Boird
or
by
the
Covornmont
of
British
Columbia
10c
Copy
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POLICE
PICK
UP
TEEN
CAR
GANG
WXWWf
w
PRINTER
NOW
OVERDUE
ON
7
DAY
KAYAK
TRIP
A
search
started
today
for
Erling
Andersen
a
Citizen
printer
who
Is
two
days
over
overdue
�
due
on
a
kayak
trip
from
Francois
Lake
to
Prince
George
Mr
Anderson
56
was
scheduled
to
reach
Prince
George
Saturday
night
on
a
voyage
that
was
to
have
taken
him
down
Francois
Lake
Stelako
River
Fraser
Lake
Nautley
River
and
Nechako
River
He
left
for
Francois
Lake
a
week
ago
Friends
said
he
was
experienced
In
canoeing
but
this
was
one
of
his
first
long
-
distance
runs
in
a
kayak
Mr
Andersen
is
married
and
lives
at
808
Hamilton
St
South
Fort
George
He
has
been
on
holidays
and
was
due
to
return
to
work
this
morning
possible
solution
to
the
Cyprus
problem
in
his
briefcase
It
was
understood
a
proposal
worked
out
by
former
US
State
Secretary
Dean
Acheson
had
already
met
with
a
fair
amount
of
agreement
between
the
Greeks
and
the
Turks
Sources
here
said
Tuomiojas
view
that
speed
is
essential
Is
based
on
the
belief
that
pressure
from
Turkish
military
leaders
Is
being
exerted
on
Turkish
political
leaders
to
intervene
in
Cyprus
to
lift
the
blockade
main
maintained
�
tained
against
theTurklsh-Cyp-rlot
community
on
the
Island
The
Acheson
plan
is
reported
to
urge
the
union
of
Cyprus
with
Greece
but
Is
coupled
with
guarantees
by
the
Greek
gov
government
�
ernment
for
the
safety
of
the
Turkish
-
Cypr
lot
minority
In
Nicosia
buoyed
by
a
pledge
of
Soviet
support
Greek-Cyp-riots
are
urging
President
Makarlos
to
go
to
Moscow
and
BOURGE
ST
MAURICE
France
AP
The
death
count
rose
to
17
today
in
an
Alpine
bus
accident
which
turned
a
childrens
holiday
outing
into
tragedy
Doctors
in
the
hospital
of
Bourg
St
Maurice
worked
to
save
the
lives
of
30
others
in
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wl1s
jk
ERLING
ANDERSEN
overdue
Cyprus
Mediator
Sick
As
Soviets
Back
Greece
negotiate
an
arms
deal
with
the
Russians
Greek
Cyprlots
of
every
poli
political
�
tical
shade
Jubilantly
greeted
the
Soviet
Unions
offer
to
help
if
Cyprus
is
invaded
and
Soviet
Premier
Khrushchevs
warning
to
Turkey
that
an
attack
on
Cyprus
might
boomerang
The
right
wing
weekly
Ethnlkl
hailed
the
weekend
develop
developments
�
ments
as
a
great
turning
point
for
the
Greek
-Cypriot
cause
RIOTS
7
DIE
LAST
WORD
PAGE
10
Congolese
Premier
Wants
Planes
To
Watch
Rebels
LEOPOLDVlLLE
CP-Con-golese
Premier
MolsoTshombe
has
called
on
the
United
States
to
send
his
government
long
range
scout
planes
so
It
can
keep
closer
watch
on
rebel
movements
in
the
eastern
Congo
A
US
embassy
official
said
Tshombes
appeal
made
during
a
talk
with
G
Mennen
Williams
US
assistant
secretary
of
state
for
African
affairs
has
been
sent
on
to
Washington
An
offi
official
�
cial
at
the
US
embassy
here
Indicated
there
was
no
reason
why
the
United
States
would
re
reject
�
ject
the
request
which
would
come
under
the
US
military
technical
assistance
program
Bandit
Pleads
Guilty
TORONTO
CP
-
Russell
Hobday
34
brother
of
the
man
shot
by
a
police
officer
In
an
attempted
bank
robbery
Friday
pleaded
guilty
in
court
Saturday
to
attempted
armed
robbery
and
was
remanded
until
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
for
sentence
Hobday
in
a
statement
read
to
Magistrate
Donald
Graham
said
We
figured
wed
get
20000
from
the
bank
but
I
guess
I
will
get
more
than
I
figured
on
now
Hobdays
brother
Ronald
33
shot
between
the
eyes
by
Const
James
Tough
at
the
bank
en
entrance
�
trance
Is
in
critical
condition
in
hospital
Vacation
Bus
Tragedy
jured
when
the
bus
went
off
the
road
Sunday
and
plunged
230
feet
Into
a
ravine
The
bus
was
carrying
vaca
vacationing
�
tioning
French
youngsters
from
a
shepherds
festival
back
to
their
camp
at
the
summer
re
sort
of
Sees
near
the
Swiss
frontier
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Two
died
in
mangled
wreck