say
Vol
8
No
235
CARLING
BLACK
LABEL
BEER
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advertisement
It
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boerd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Parents
of
slain
civil
rights
worker
Mr
and
Mrs
Robert
Goodman
of
New
York
City
showed
their
grief
when
the
body
of
their
son
Andrew
20
was
brought
to
Newark
N
J
earlier
this
year
AP
Wire
photo
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
DECEMBER
4
196
4
Federal
agents
took
Sher
Sheriff
�
iff
Lawrence
Rainey
37
and
Deputy
Sheriff
Cecil
Price
17
into
custody
at
their
office
Rainey
and
Price
surrendered
quietly
and
re
removed
�
moved
their
revolvers
Other
FBI
agents
fanned
over
this
east
central
Missis
Mississippi
�
sippi
town
picking
up
other
men
Others
were
arrested
at
nearby
Meridian
In
Washington
FBI
Director
J
Edgar
Hoover
said
21
men
have
been
named
In
criminal
charges
In
connection
with
the
deaths
last
June
of
two
white
New
Yorkers
and
a
Negro
from
Meridian
The
FBI
says
It
was
part
of
the
conspiracy
for
deputy
Price
to
arrest
the
three
without
legal
cause
It
is
charged
that
under
the
conspiracy
Price
would
re
release
�
lease
the
three
and
that
he
and
other
conspirators
would
intercept
them
and
would
threaten
assault
shoot
and
kill
them
Bodies
of
the
three
civil
rights
workers
were
found
buried
In
an
earthen
dam
last
August
Hoover
said
19
were
charged
with
conspiring
to
interfere
with
federal
rights
and
the
other
two
with
being
accessories
after
the
fact
of
a
crime
The
FBI
said
its
information
will
be
made
available
to
state
authorities
for
possible
murder
warrants
Price
was
the
last
person
to
acknowledge
seeing
the
trio
alive
June
21
and
was
one
of
those
who
helped
remove
their
bodies
from
the
giant
earthen
dam
near
here
Aug
4
Among
others
arrested
here
SUCCESS
SEEN
were
Herman
Tuckev
foreman
of
the
construction
crew
at
the
earthen
dam
Pete
Jordan
an
automobile
salesman
and
Jerry
Sharp
a
used
car
dealer
The
scene
at
the
courthouse
was
tense
as
FBI
agents
ar
arrived
�
rived
Rainey
and
Price
were
out
on
a
call
The
FBI
while
waiting
attracted
a
crowd
of
curious
numbering
about
100
No
one
In
the
crowd
spoke
to
the
FBI
The
crowd
got
angry
after
the
FBI
departed
with
the
arrested
men
Several
bystanders
threat
threatened
�
ened
reporters
and
photograph
photographers
�
ers
and
one
pulled
a
knife
on
Jack
Thornell
Associated
Press
photographer
Rainey
and
Price
both
In
their
khaki
uniforms
walked
Into
the
sheriff
s
office
where
the
warrants
were
served
They
removed
their
revolvers
A
photographer
who
tried
to
take
a
picture
of
the
arrests
was
threatened
with
a
knife
by
a
bystander
The
dead
civil
rights
workers
Michael
Schwerner
24
and
Andrew
Goodman
20
both
white
New
Yorkers
and
James
Chaney
22
a
Negro
from
Meri
Meridian
�
dian
Miss
came
to
Neshoba
County
June
21
to
investigate
the
burning
of
a
rural
Negro
church
four
days
earlier
and
the
beating
of
the
church
elders
Leaving
the
church
site
at
dusk
they
were
stopped
at
the
edge
of
town
by
Deputy
Sheriff
Price
Price
said
their
battered
station
wagon
was
speeding
He
took
them
to
jail
Price
said
he
released
the
trio
six
hours
later
around
10
pm
after
Chaney
put
up
20
ball
bond
The
deputy
said
the
youths
headed
toward
Meri
Meridian
�
dian
They
were
not
seen
alive
again
British
Start
Move
To
Abolish
Hanging
LONDON
CP
A
private
members
bill
to
abolish
hanging
in
Britain
was
presented
in
Parliament
today
The
government
has
promised
to
find
time
to
debate
it
before
Christmas
The
bill
is
sponsored
by
Sid
Sidney
�
ney
Silverman
69
Labormem
ber
of
Parliament
and
con
confirmed
�
firmed
opponent
of
the
death
penalty
It
seems
certain
of
success
A
majority
of
the
House
of
Commons
now
is
known
to
be
in
a
favor
of
scrapping
the
Free
Vote
Welcomed
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
cabin
cabinets
�
ets
decision
to
give
Parliament
an
opportunity
next
session
for
a
freevote
on
the
question
of
capital
punishm
nt
was
wel
welcomed
�
comed
Thursday
by
New
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
Leader
T
CDouglasand
Social
Credit
Leader
Robert
Thompson
We
have
always
been
in
favor
of
abolishing
capital
pun
punishment
�
ishment
Mr
Douglas
said
in
Ottawa
I
have
always
felt
that
in
an
allegedly
Christian
society
it
is
morally
wrong
for
a
state
to
legally
murder
a
man
by
returning
to
the
old
law
of
an
eye
for
an
eye
and
a
tooth
for
a
tooth
The
cabinets
decision
may
be
the
spaik
that
will
bring
an
end
to
capital
punishment
in
Canada
A
free
vote1
gives
members
of
the
Commons
an
opportunity
to
make
a
decision
without
re
regard
�
gard
to
partisan
politics
The
commutation
comes
at
a
time
when
an
increasing
num
ber
of
Candians
are
expressing
doubt
that
capital
punishment
Is
a
deterrent
to
murder
1957
Homicide
Act
a
compro
compromise
�
mise
measure
that
retained
the
death
penalty
for
murders
com
committed
�
mitted
with
guns
by
explo
explosions
�
sions
in
the
course
of
theft
or
for
murdering
policemen
or
prison
officers
Silvermans
bill
will
be
open
to
a
free
non
party
vote
and
a
majority
of
more
than
100
is
expected
Conservative
and
La
boi
MPs
with
reservations
are
likely
to
abstain
The
reason
for
the
swing
against
hanging
is
partly
be
because
�
cause
of
the
steady
pressure
abolitionists
have
maintained
during
the
last
seven
years
and
partly
because
of
the
1957
act
with
its
aibitrary
distinctions
has
offended
consciences
and
proved
unworkable
There
Is
some
chance
the
House
of
Lords
might
throw
out
the
bill
even
though
the
Com
Commons
�
mons
has
passed
it
But
this
was
discounted
by
Silverman
in
a
telephone
Interview
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
night
I
think
that
if
there
is
a
substantial
majority
in
the
Com
Commons
�
mons
then
the
Lords
will
have
to
accept
the
bill
lie
said
But
if
they
dont
then
the
govei
nment
is
under
an
obliga
obligation
�
tion
to
treat
it
as
a
government
bill
and
reintroduce
it
in
the
next
session
of
Parliament
Un
Under
�
der
the
Parliament
Act
it
will
then
become
law
Silverman
can
count
on
in
increasing
�
creasing
suppait
in
the
Lords
Not
only
have
most
of
the
bishops
of
ttie
Church
of
England
chang
changed
�
ed
sides
since
1957
there
is
also
a
strong
curient
against
capital
punlsl
ment
i
unninc
through
the
law
benches
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advertisement
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RIGHTS
MURDERS
HEAVY
SNOW
CHASED
AWAY
BY
RAIN
The
weather
office
today
had
bad
news
for
the
snowmen
Melting
conditions
are
fore
forecast
�
cast
for
the
Prince
George
area
during
the
weekend
and
theres
even
a
chance
of
rain
Melting
conditions
are
ex
expected
�
pected
to
take
care
of
a
lot
of
the
heavy
snowfall
which
has
covered
the
district
during
the
past
week
The
snow
led
more
than
450
drivers
to
call
for
help
from
the
BC
Automobile
Associa
Association
�
tion
In
Prince
George
Other
garages
reported
they
were
hours
behind
calls
and
the
local
taxi
association
was
swamped
with
appeals
to
get
people
places
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
The
city
works
department
reports
that
sanding
is
still
under
way
Slight
meltingwhich
has
taken
place
in
the
past
36
hours
has
produced
many
slippery
streets
The
Department
of
Highways
Is
also
carrying
out
sanding
operations
In
the
Prince
George
area
With
Safe
Driving
Week
now
in
its
fourth
day
Prince
George
Is
relatively
free
of
motor
ve
vehicle
�
hicle
accidents
There
were
none
reported
in
the
city
or
district
overnight
But
police
continue
to
warn
motorists
of
dangers
involved
in
winter
driving
Snow
and
frost
on
windows
constitute
a
violation
of
the
Motor
Vehicle
Act
The
pen
penalty
�
alty
on
conviction
is
a
10
fine
Although
there
appears
to
be
only
a
thin
layer
of
snow
on
most
city
streets
there
is
still
a
dangerous
sheet
of
Ice
between
the
snow
ard
the
pavement
High
Rise
Firm
Checks
Finance
Commonwealth
Mortgage
Corporation
Ltd
which
pro
promoted
�
moted
the
10
storey
apartment
block
on
Fifteenth
Ave
is
hav
having
�
ing
its
financial
position
exam
examined
�
ined
by
a
committee
President
J
Donald
Smith
whos
a
Social
Credit
member
of
the
legislature
said
the
com
committee
�
mittee
was
formed
at
a
de
debenture
�
benture
-
holders
meeting
this
week
A
shareholders
meeting
in
Victoria
last
month
was
ad
adjourned
�
journed
pending
an
analysis
of
the
firms
financial
status
In
addition
to
Spruce
Towers
Commonwealth
promoted
two
apartment
blocks
in
Victoria
Radiator
froze
pipes
split
r
and
water
ran
all
over
everywhere
In
the
base
ment
of
the
Spee
dee
Printers
building
early
this
ayem
John
Hallam
said
today
paper
and
filing
folders
were
soaked
in
the
basement
print
shop
Half
an
inch
of
water
covered
the
floor
from
the
front
back
into
the
bindery
Oh
those
washday
blues
y
A
newcomer
to
the
city
Y
reports
We
moved
to
town
from
the
country
four
months
ago
We
have
had
gas
siphoned
garbage
cans
tipped
clothes
stolen
from
our
clothes
lines
and
now
a
garbage
can
stolen
Is
this
a
welcome
If
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Conner
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6
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South
Viet
Nams
armed
forces
threw
their
weight
today
behind
the
civil
civilian
�
ian
government
of
Premier
Tran
Van
Huong
There
Is
a
need
for
unity
of
all
people
to
fight
off
effect
effectively
�
ively
the
Communist
invasion
and
the
dark
designs
to
neu
neutralize
�
tralize
South
Viet
Nam
mili
military
�
tary
leaders
said
in
a
com
communique
�
munique
The
public
stand
appeared
to
be
a
victory
for
the
Young
Turks
a
group
of
younger
officers
who
demand
a
tough
line
against
the
Buddhist
lead
leaders
�
ers
and
others
seeking
to
over
overthrow
�
throw
the
government
It
also
apparently
headed
off
a
pos
possible
�
sible
split
in
the
military
The
Young
Turks
have
been
critical
of
the
armed
forces
commander
Maj
Gen
Nguyen
Khanh
and
other
high
ranking
officers
reported
lukewarm
In
their
support
of
Huong
He
re
replaced
�
placed
Khanh
a
month
ago
as
premier
after
street
dem
demonstrations
�
onstrations
forced
the
general
from
office
The
military
communique
urged
political
and
religious
leaders
to
sink
your
differ
differences
�
ences
and
take
your
responsi
responsibilities
�
bilities
before
history
Huong
has
been
the
target
of
mounting
demonstrations
fo
fomented
�
mented
by
Buddhists
who
have
vowed
to
bring
down
his
reg
regime
�
ime
They
are
angry
because
he
did
not
give
them
a
major
voice
in
his
government
and
because
he
has
told
them
to
stay
out
of
politics
and
stick
to
religion
someone
would
like
to
return
the
garbage
can
the
address
is
623
Carney
City
and
district
planermen
Y
are
asked
to
be
out
In
full
force
Saturday
for
the
gen
general
�
eral
dinner
meeting
which
begins
at
6
pm
at
the
Ren
dezvous
Cafe
The
Soroptlmist
Club
will
honor
senior
citizens
sun
day
evening
with
a
Christ
mas
party
becinnine
with
din
ner
in
the
Legion
Auditorium
at
630
pm
All
senior
citi
citizens
�
zens
are
invited
and
anyone
who
can
assist
with
transpor
tatlon
is
asked
to
phone
Mrs
Bert
Frey
at
LOgan
4
2868
y
Prince
George
is
all
Y
right
a
Prince
George
housewife
said
today
She
was
gling
a
bouquet
to
citizens
who
were
so
helnful
in
heloine
find
the
lost
Pekinese
pup
which
was
missing
from
Tuesday
to
Thursday
We
asked
people
if
theyd
seen
the
dog
and
they
would
ask
for
our
telenhone
number
and
promise
to
phone
if
they
did
see
her
We
have
four
children
and
they
sure
missed
their
dog
Sheriff
Deputy
Surrender
Guns
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Miss
AP
-
The
FBI
arrested
20
Mississippiam
including
Neshoba
Countys
sheriff
and
his
deputy
today
in
connection
with
the
mid
summer
slayings
of
three
civil
rights
workers
here
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county
sheriff
Cecil
Price
27
right
one
of
21
charged
in
civil
rights
case
is
shown
in
Jackson
Miss
in
August
as
he
helped
unload
one
of
the
bodies
found
buried
in
an
earthen
dam
AP
Photo
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BREAK
BOREDOM
House
Downs
Move
To
Delay
Flag
Talk
OTTAWA
CP
A
Conserv
Conservative
�
ative
MP
said
today
If
the
government
persists
in
giving
priority
status
to
the
flag
Issue
the
debate
will
continue
until
Christmas
J
Ernest
Pascoe
member
for
Moose
Jaw
Lake
Centre
spoke
dying
the
fifth
day
of
the
resumed
flag
debate
Mr
Pascoe
said
if
Prime
Minister
Mike
Pearson
con
continues
�
tinues
to
insist
on
giving
the
flag
priority
over
other
legis
legislation
�
lation
such
as
the
labor
code
and
railway
rationalization
the
debate
will
carry
on
until
Christmas
Christmas
carols
rang
out
in
the
Commons
Thursday
during
a
quiet
moment
in
the
dead
deadlocked
�
locked
debate
but
the
Yuletide
spirit
was
not
apparent
other
otherwise
�
wise
A
group
of
Liberal
MPs
from
Quebec
sang
carols
and
French
Canadian
drinking
songs
to
re
relieve
�
lieve
their
boredom
as
the
di
division
�
vision
bells
rang
for
25
minutes
before
a
procedural
vote
When
the
roll
call
vote
finally
came
the
government
drew
Bargains
Galore
Auctioned
Close
to
340
items
ranging
from
welding
helmets
to
steak
dinners
and
baby
doll
pyjamas
go
on
the
auction
block
Satur
Saturday
�
day
in
the
Rotary
Clubs
an
annual
�
nual
radio
and
television
auc
auction
�
tion
The
auction
which
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
collect
close
to
4000
for
senioi
citizens
home
pro
projects
�
jects
starts
at
noon
on
CKPG
radio
and
television
and
wont
end
until
all
of
the
articles
are
sold
The
items
have
been
donated
to
the
Rotary
Club
by
Prince
George
merchants
Listeners
telephone
their
bids
to
the
auction
room
in
the
Simon
Traser
Hotel
and
the
success
successful
�
ful
bidders
will
have
certi
certificates
�
ficates
delivered
to
their
homes
The
telephone
number
is
563
1581
The
full
list
of
items
is
pub
published
�
lished
on
page
8
of
todays
Citizen
Readers
have
an
op
poilunlty
to
decide
ahead
of
time
which
aititles
theyll
bid
for
This
is
the
first
year
Prince
George
Rotary
Club
will
give
the
entire
proceeds
to
a
single
charity
In
previous
years
the
money
raised
on
the
radio
auction
has
gone
to
a
multitude
of
com
community
�
munity
services
sponsored
by
Rotary
One
of
the
laigest
items
in
the
auction
is
a
22
cubic
foot
deep
freeze
donated
by
E
B
Ilorsman
and
Son
solid
support
from
the
three
smaller
parties
and
picked
up
five
votes
from
dissident
Con
Conservatives
�
servatives
to
crush
a
PC
mo
motion
�
tion
to
adjourn
the
flag
debate
The
vote
was
129
to
55
Mr
Pascoe
said
great
divi
flag
debate
would
Give
each
member
of
parliament
an
op
opportunity
�
portunity
to
explain
why
he
or
she
is
for
or
against
a
flag
plebiscite
Mr
Pascoe
said
great
divi
divisions
�
sions
will
be
created
In
the
country
if
a
new
flag
Is
im
imposed
�
posed
without
a
plebiscite
Conservative
whip
Eric
Wink
ler
said
that
last
summer
he
was
not
too
Imbued
with
the
idea
of
a
plebiscite
and
had
pleaded
with
the
government
to
send
the
matter
to
committee
But
now
Mr
Winkler
said
there
is
no
alternative
to
a
plebiscite
because
of
the
man
manner
�
ner
in
which
the
government
has
handled
the
issue
Mr
Winkler
MP
for
Grey
Bruce
said
the
government
has
created
a
problem
is
whip
whipping
�
ping
it
to
crisis
proportions
and
blaming
the
opposition
then
trjing
to
solve
the
problem
and
claim
credit
THE
WORLD
TODAY
Seek
Hunters
VANCOUVER
CP
Search
and
rescue
officials
in
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
report
the
RCAFs
new
Voyageur
helicopter
left
the
Comox
base
today
for
Kam
loops
to
Join
In
a
hunt
for
two
missing
hunters
RCMP
requested
ths
aid
after
they
drove
17
mlls
into
the
hole-in-the-wall
area
near
Clear
Clearwater
�
water
north
of
Kamloops
where
24-year-old
Sidney
Frederickson
and
Ted
Strand
27
have
been
missing
since
November
30
Three
feet
of
heavy
wet
snow
prevented
the
RCMP
rescue
party
from
pro
proceeding
�
ceeding
further
Walks
Again
BOSTON
AP
Senator
Ed
Edward
�
ward
Kennedy
who
broke
his
back
in
a
plane
crash
June
19
took
his
first
steps
Thursday
at
New
England
Baptist
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
Kennedy
walked
the
length
of
the
room
about
10
feet
and
back
Help
Poor
BOMBAY
Reuters
Pope
Paul
today
made
what
he
term
termed
�
ed
an
anguished
cry
to
the
countries
of
the
world
to
set
aside
part
of
their
expenditure
on
arms
for
a
world
fund
for
the
relief
of
poorer
countries
He
said
Would
that
the
nations
could
cease
the
arma
armaments
�
ments
race
and
devote
their
resources
and
energies
instead
to
the
fraternal
assistance
of
the
developing
countries
Storm
Centre
JAKARTA
Reuters
Indo
Indonesian
�
nesian
troops
and
police
used
clubs
to
beat
back
scores
of
Communist
Youth
Front
mem
members
�
bers
who
stormed
the
US
cul
cultural
�
tural
centre
here
today
In
pro
protest
�
test
against
American
action
In
The
Congo
Hundreds
of
youth
front
mem
members
�
bers
marched
on
the
building
as
police
and
troops
fired
machine-guns
bursts
Into
the
air
during
the
hour
long
clash
Rotary
president
Ken
McKeime
practices
on
the
gaul
hell
use
Saturda
dining
the
clubs
annual
radio
and
television
atution
the
biggest
single
chant
campaign
in
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George
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