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to
Ottawa
After
Talks
in
US
OTTAWA
CP
-
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
Secretary
Arthur
Bot
tomley
will
fly
from
London
to
Ottawa
tomorrow
to
join
British
Prime
Minister
Wilson
for
talks
with
the
Canadian
Government
Bottomley
was
originally
scheduled
to
fly
to
New
York
to
join
Wilson
for
talks
with
United
Nations
Secretary-General
U
Thant
before
flying
to
Ottawa
However
the
plans
were
changed
when
illness
forced
Thant
to
cancel
the
meeting
Wilson
now
will
fly
direct
to
Ottawa
from
Washington
where
he
is
currently
having
talks
with
President
Johnson
Their
talks
are
regarded
as
just
the
first
in
a
series
In
Involving
�
volving
Western
leaders
To
that
extent
their
importance
and
their
conclusions
will
be
limit
limited
�
ed
The
degree
of
harmony
achieved
in
four
working
ses
sessions
�
sions
today
and
Tuesday
by
the
two
leaders
is
vital
to
the
next
stage
in
the
evolution
of
the
At
Remember
all
the
kicks
y
In
the
summer
about
High
Highway
�
way
16
west
Well
either
the
mud
holes
must
be
frozen
over
or
all
the
potholes
filled
with
snow
because
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
hasnt
had
a
beef
for
weeks
Or
could
it
be
that
people
just
arent
using
the
road
any
more
Don
South
director
of
Y
tne
regional
planning
di
division
�
vision
of
the
B
C
Depart
Department
�
ment
of
Municipal
affairs
went
through
Prince
George
Friday
He
was
out
to
the
Endako
town
site
for
a
look
see
About
30
Grade
12
Jr
students
from
Prince
George
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Secondary
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lantic
bloc
wherein
the
winds
of
change
are
blowing
strongly
Wilson
arrived
in
Washington
Sunday
night
with
an
alterna
alternative
�
tive
to
the
long
standing
plan
of
the
US
and
West
Germany
for
a
fleed
of
25
surface
ships
to
be
equipped
with
Polaris
nuclear
missiles
and
manned
by
mixed
NATO
crews
The
concept
was
to
provide
West
Germany
with
a
nuclear
role
without
nuclear
arms
of
its
own
President
de
Gaulle
of
France
has
turned
solidly
against
It
Returns
Home
VATICAN
CITY
AP
Pope
Paul
returned
from
his
momen
momentous
�
tous
India
trip
to
a
work
sched
schedule
�
ule
made
heavier
by
the
ap
approach
�
proach
of
Christmas
His
gruel
gruelling
�
ling
four
day
Indian
voyage
the
longest
papal
trip
in
history
ended
Saturday
The
Pontiff
now
must
prepare
his
Christmas
speech
a
major
address
to
all
the
world
school
arrived
in
assize
court
last
week
as
part
of
their
Law
93
class
just
in
time
to
wit
witness
�
ness
a
15
minute
power
outage
cut
short
Mr
Justice
M
M
McFarlanes
summation
to
the
jury
Court
officials
however
pulled
window
drapes
aside
to
give
light
and
administration
of
justice
rontinued
I
always
thought
the
y
adults
were
bad
the
way
they
sneak
liquor
into
some
of
the
dance
halls
around
here
d
caller
said
today
But
after
the
scene
at
the
Civic
Centre
Saturday
night
Im
beginning
to
wonder
if
some
of
the
teen
teenagers
�
agers
have
got
the
Impression
they
can
get
away
with
what
the
older
people
are
doing
at
some
of
those
dance
halls
in
the
country
Its
bad
enough
to
borrow
y
a
fellows
wife
as
your
brldfee
partner
but
its
add
adding
�
ing
insult
to
Injury
when
the
bridge
enthusiast
gets
the
fel
fellow
�
low
out
of
bed
to
t
ome
and
rescue
them
because
he
run
out
oj
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on
me
wav
noine
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Gromyko
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Peace
Hits
West
NEW
YORK
AP
-
The
Soviet
Foreign
Min
Minister
�
ister
Andrei
Gromyko
has
delivered
a
major
policy
speech
before
the
United
Nations
General
As
Assembly
�
sembly
In
it
he
has
pledged
the
Soviet
Unions
full
support
to
UN
efforts
to
reduce
world
tensions
But
he
denounced
West
Western
�
ern
policies
on
Viet
Nam
the
Congo
and
a
multi
multinational
�
national
nuclear
force
He
proposed
a
world
summit
conference
on
dis
disarmament
�
armament
and
submitted
a
detailed
memorandum
on
disarmament
Western
sources
said
the
memoran
memorandum
�
dum
contained
little
new
SOVIETS
MAY
AID
CONGO
REBEL
ARMS
LIFT
CAIRO
AP
The
Soviet
Union
was
reported
to
have
agreed
to
help
finance
the
grow
growing
�
ing
arms
airlift
to
the
Congo
Congolese
�
lese
rebels
An
East
European
Communist
diplomat
said
the
Russians
agreed
last
weekend
to
replen
replenish
�
ish
stocks
of
the
Soviet
made
weapons
which
Algeria
and
the
United
Arab
Republic
are
ship
shipping
�
ping
to
Christophe
Gbenyes
forces
The
Russians
will
also
pay
part
of
the
airlift
costs
China
has
supported
the
reb
rebels
�
els
through
Its
embassy
in
Bur
indl
east
of
The
Congo
but
when
the
rebels
were
driven
north
toward
the
Sudanese
bor
border
�
der
the
supply
lines
became
difficult
to
maintain
The
Chin
Chinese
�
ese
are
reported
trying
to
Im
Improve
�
prove
their
supply
and
the
Russians
apparently
are
trying
to
counter
this
Witnesses
have
seen
Soviet
built
Antonov
transpoits
of
Egyptian
and
Algerian
registry
ferrying
weapons
to
The
Congo
through
Khartoum
and
Juba
In
Sudan
Ghana
Is
reported
to
have
made
a
token
contribution
to
the
airlift
which
Is
known
to
involve
more
than
a
dozen
flights
of
the
Antonov
trans
transports
�
ports
each
capable
of
ferrying
many
tons
Residents
of
Juba
in
the
south
Sudan
just
across
the
bor
border
�
der
from
The
Congo
report
some
of
the
weapons
are
moved
south
by
truck
under
Sudanese
army
escort
The
Soviet
support
of
the
air
airlift
�
lift
was
negotiated
in
Cairo
by
rebel
defence
minister
Gas
Gaston
�
ton
Soumialot
and
the
Soviet
ambassador
to
Egypt
Vladimir
Erofeev
Soumialot
also
saw
President
Nasser
and
flew
to
Algeria
for
talks
with
President
Ahmed
Ben
Bella
US
chief
delegate
Adlal
Stevenson
Issued
a
statement
calling
Gromykos
speech
harsh
cold
war
talk
He
said
he
hoped
it
was
more
propa
propaganda
�
ganda
than
policy
Stevenson
said
Evidently
the
world
objec
objectives
�
tives
of
the
Soviet
Union
remain
unchanged
Even
self
defence
and
aid
to
countries
to
protect
their
security
and
independence
is
wrong
and
illegal
if
it
inter
interferes
�
feres
with
the
Soviet
agresslve
ambition
to
Communize
the
world
Canadas
External
Affairs
Minister
Paul
Martin
said
he
was
disappointed
with
Gromy
Gromykos
�
kos
statement
He
said
he
had
hoped
the
Soviet
speech
the
first
by
a
great
power
in
the
assemblys
general
debate
would
set
the
tone
of
accommodation
and
settlement
But
throughout
the
speech
he
said
only
with
less
emphasis
than
on
some
other
occasions
there
was
the
same
propaganda
line
He
Indicated
that
Gromyko
had
taken
a
more
reasonable
line
in
private
conversations
the
two
foreign
ministers
had
had
The
speech
is
the
first
major
policy
declaration
of
the
new
regime
in
Russia
Gromyko
declared
that
the
present
International
situation
is
ripe
for
progress
on
such
measures
as
a
complete
ban
on
nuclear
weapons
the
liquida
liquidation
�
tion
of
foreign
bases
and
the
reduction
of
military
budgets
The
Soviet
delegate
specifi
specifically
�
cally
endorsed
Communist
Chinas
proposal
for
a
meeting
of
the
heads
of
state
of
all
countries
to
consider
a
ban
on
all
nuclear
weapons
He
also
backed
the
recommendation
of
the
non
aligned
countries
at
Cairo
for
a
world
disarmament
conference
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Transmission
CKPG
TV
In
Prince
George
goes
on
the
air
tomorrow
morn
morning
�
ing
with
Its
new
more
power
powerful
�
ful
transmitter
With
the
changeover
the
sta
station
�
tion
becomes
Channel
2
In
the
Prince
George
area
It
will
also
serve
Vanderhoof
Endako
and
Ft
St
James
on
Channel
6
through
a
five
watt
translator
on
Fraser
Mountain
The
new
transmitter
with
three
times
the
power
of
the
unit
being
replaced
will
oper
operate
�
ate
at
2000
feet
higher
altitude
than
the
old
location
atop
Con
naught
Hill
Signals
from
the
new
trans
transmitter
�
mitter
are
expected
to
be
picked
up
In
the
Penny
area
to
the
east
south
to
Hixon
and
north
to
McLeod
Lake
Sign
on
time
for
the
change
is
11
a
m
Narcotics
Stolen
In
Pharmacy
Raid
A
large
quantity
of
narcotics
was
stolen
in
a
week
end
breakin
at
Monarch
Pharmacy
565
Quebec
St
Police
said
today
three
cup
boards
were
raided
by
the
thief
who
obviously
was
a
drug
addict
or
peddled
drugs
in
Prince
George
Also
stolen
was
70
cash
The
police
spokesman
said
a
variety
of
narcotics
was
taken
all
of
which
are
illegal
unless
dispensed
by
prescription
The
narcotics
Included
mor
morphine
�
phine
cocaine
and
a
number
of
salts
of
those
drugs
A
woman
who
sliped
on
a
patch
of
ice
and
was
run
over
by
a
car
was
in
critical
condi
condition
�
tion
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
today
Mrs
Merle
Trombley
was
struck
at
the
entrance
to
the
Fraer
Bridge
Trailer
Court
at
J020
p
m
Saturday
Police
said
Mrs
Trombley
slipped
on
ice
and
before
she
could
get
up
she
was
struck
by
a
car
coming
over
the
rise
Into
the
trailer
couit
and
was
dragged
40
feet
titzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
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GEORGE
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COLUMBIA
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POLICY
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NEW
REGIME
UN
HEARS
Harsh
Cold
War
Talk
ADLAI
STEVENSON
same
old
stuff
Talks
Open
On
Expected
Viet
Raids
SAIGON
AP
-US
Ambas
Ambassador
�
sador
Maxwell
D
Taylor
and
South
Vietnamese
Premier
Tran
Van
Huong
today
opened
planning
talks
expected
to
lead
to
bombing
of
Viet
Cong
supply
lines
in
Laos
Taylor
returned
to
Saigon
Sunday
from
Washington
amid
increasing
speculation
that
the
war
against
the
Communists
would
be
broadened
It
was
be
believed
�
lieved
President
Johnson
had
ruled
out
attacks
against
North
Viet
Nam
but
the
Red
supply
routes
througn
southern
Laos
were
considered
likely
targets
Officials
said
no
announce
announcements
�
ments
were
expected
from
the
US
Vietnamese
planning
ses
sessions
�
sions
I
think
as
time
goes
on
the
results
of
the
decisions
will
be
become
�
come
apparent
one
official
said
Meanwhile
South
Vietnamese
forces
scored
a
major
victory
against
the
Viet
Cong
in
a
fierce
nine
hour
battle
Saturday
on
the
Ca
Mau
Peninsula
at
the
south
southern
�
ern
tip
of
South
Viet
Nam
The
government
said
115
Commu
Communists
�
nists
were
killed
in
the
encoun
encounter
�
ter
at
Tan
Lac
Village
about
150
miles
southwest
of
Saigon
South
Vietnamese
officials
said
their
side
suffered
86
cas
casualties
�
ualties
but
the
battle
was
re
regarded
�
garded
as
a
psychological
boost
for
the
governments
war
effort
which
had
been
sagging
badly
US
ATOM
POWH
REACHES
INFINITY
WASHINGTON
AP
-
By
the
early
1970s
the
nuclear
warheads
deployed
by
the
United
States
alone
will
be
beyond
human
comprehen
comprehension
�
sion
The
force
will
be
of
such
great
size
it
will
be
no
more
comprehensible
to
the
human
mind
than
the
concept
of
infinity
It
is
estimated
the
explos
explosive
�
ive
equivalent
will
exceed
20
billion
tons
of
TNT
or
20
thousand
megatons
It
is
also
estimated
that
the
Soviet
Unions
capacity
will
likely
be
no
less
Three
other
countires
Britain
France
and
China
are
also
building
nuclear
weapons
and
scientists
say
20
other
countries
have
the
technical
know
how
to
build
them
National
security
for
any
country
now
Is
a
thing
of
the
past
especially
in
the
sense
that
the
US
enjoyed
prior
to
the
Soviet
Union
master
mastering
�
ing
nuclear
weapons
in
1950
Two
prominent
scientists
Jerome
B
WiesnerandGer
bert
F
York
believe
that
a
technical
solution
to
the
problem
of
making
North
America
immune
to
nuclear
attack
is
impossible
Most
scientists
and
re
research
�
search
analysts
are
convinc
convinced
�
ed
that
the
only
solution
Is
some
form
of
world
wide
arms
reduction
and
control
Wlesner
and
York
both
feel
that
a
nuclear
attack
on
the
US
by
the
Soviet
Union
would
result
In
at
least
100
million
casualties
The
force
of
a
nuclear
ex
explosion
�
plosion
is
generally
beyond
comprehension
There
were
100000
casualties
from
the
low
yield
bomb
dropped
in
1945
on
Hiroshima
which
had
an
e
xplos
ive
force
of
only
20000
tons
of
TNT
But
by
the
early
1970s
some
American
warheads
will
have
an
explosive
force
ranging
from
1000000
to
20000000
tons
say
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The
former
Vice-Quartermaster-General
of
the
Cana
dian
Army
Brigadier
J
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Allan
has
been
charged
with
bribery
and
conspir
conspiracy
�
acy
The
50-year-old
Brigadier
who
was
compulsorily
retired
In
October
appeared
In
magis
magistrates
�
trates
court
in
Ottawa
today
lie
had
been
picked
up
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
and
released
on
4000
bail
He
was
remanded
to
Dec
21
Aid
by
the
RCMP
the
charge
alleges
Brigadier
Allan
com
committed
�
mitted
bribery
and
conspiracy
in
the
alleged
acceptance
of
benefits
totalling
more
than
8000
between
1957
and
1963
The
charge
specifies
that
Brigadier
Allan
who
was
com
compulsorily
�
pulsorily
retired
In
October
accepted
an
advantage
or
benefit
to
the
value
In
excess
of
8000
arising
from
the
pay
payment
�
ment
of
hotel
bills
and
trans
transfer
�
fer
of
preferred
and
common
shares
of
Levy
Industries
Ltd
The
charge
also
specifies
that
the
transfer
of
Levy
Shares
was
from
Morris
Pet
Levy
Mark
Abraham
Levy
Edward
and
Benjamin
Levy
who
had
dealings
with
the
Government
of
Canada
The
charge
also
states
Brlgldler
Allan
did
un
unlawfully
�
lawfully
conspire
with
these
men
to
accept
advantages
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FACE
CHARGES
Fourteen
teenagers
were
charged
with
liquor
offences
and
rowdyism
following
a
dance
In
the
Civic
Centre
Saturday
night
One
of
them
Ian
Chal
Chalmers
�
mers
18
today
pleaded
guilty
to
being
Intoxicated
In
a
public
place
Court
was
told
that
Chalmers
was
ar
arrested
�
rested
In
a
very
intoxi
intoxicated
�
cated
condition
In
the
Civic
Centre
He
was
fined
5
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