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Death
Fast
SAIGON
CP
Paratroopers
today
swooped
down
on
a
row
of
shanties
near
the
barricaded
Buddhist
headquarters
here
where
five
monks
were
on
a
death
fast
against
the
govern
government
�
ment
The
paratroopers
moved
in
and
arrested
nine
persons
after
an
unruly
mob
outside
the
head
headquarters
�
quarters
chased
away
some
po
policemen
�
licemen
The
troops
then
left
the
scene
and
the
crowd
dispersed
Vote
Again
NEW
YORK
AP
A
pos
possible
�
sible
early
end
to
the
crippling
Malne-to-Texas
dock
strike
was
in
the
hands
of
striking
New
York
longshoremen
today
as
they
voted
a
second
time
on
a
contract
they
rejected
two
weeks
ago
Radioactivity
Up
TOKYO
AP
The
weather
bureau
reported
that
atmos
atmospheric
�
pheric
radioactivity
over
south
southern
�
ern
Japan
increased
sharply
Wednesday
registering
a
count
far
higher
than
recorded
after
Chinas
first
atomic
bomb
test
last
October
A
spokesman
for
the
bureau
said
the
high
count
was
prob
probably
�
ably
caused
by
the
reported
So
Soviet
�
viet
underground
nuclear
test
Jan
15
which
the
US
claim
claimed
�
ed
released
radioactivity
that
spread
ovei
the
northern
Pacific
Pleads
Guilty
CALGARY
CP
Robert
Neville
Talbot
pleaded
guilty
Wednesday
to
stealing
191000
from
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society
during
a
seven
year
period
while
he
was
executive
director
of
the
societys
Alberta
division
He
also
pleaded
guilty
in
Alberta
Supreme
Court
to
nine
charges
of
uttering
forged
cheques
totalling
5000
Counter
Measures
BERLIN
AP
The
Soviet
blocs
leaders
decided
at
their
Warsaw
conference
to
take
counter
measures
against
West
Germanys
participation
in
the
proposed
NATO
nuclear
multi
multilateral
�
lateral
force
East
German
Communist
party
boss
Walter
Ulbricht
reported
today
Ul
bricht
returned
to
East
Ber
Berlin
�
lin
after
the
two
day
meeting
with
Soviet
leaders
Leonid
Brezhnev
and
Alexei
Kosygln
S
Aid
Ron
Tweedie
will
get
a
schedule
of
proposed
land
development
in
the
city
He
requested
it
at
the
city
council
session
yesterday
Ron
wants
to
know
the
tentative
program
for
making
land
available
because
there
are
a
lot
of
people
ask
asking
�
ing
He
asked
for
information
on
what
land
is
in
city
posses
possession
�
sion
now
what
is
being
worked
on
and
what
applications
were
before
the
Crown
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
said
the
report
would
be
ready
within
a
week
This
information
is
open
to
all
council
members
Mayor
Dezell
commented
Something
bugging
you
Pass
it
along
to
a
city
councillor
The
aldermen
have
until
March
31
to
prepare
res
olutlons
for
the
annual
meeting
of
North
Central
British
Col
umbia
Municipalities
Waddaya
mean
music
to
sleep
by
asked
an
Irate
reader
this
morning
view-
ing
a
complaint
published
here
yesterday
by
someone
who
does
not
like
CKPGs
overnight
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CP
-
A
letter
criticizing
the
Pro
g
r
e
s
s
iv
e
Conservative
Party
leadership
was
made
public
in
Ottawa
today
by
Leon
Balcer
Mr
Balcer
the
Con
Conservatives
�
servatives
Quebec
leader
accuses
the
partys
na
national
�
tional
leadership
of
turning
a
blind
eye
to
the
social
economic
revolution
in
Quebec
and
distorting
the
aspirations
of
French
Canadians
i
Mr
Balcers
remarks
are
contained
in
a
letter
dated
Jan
11
and
sent
to
Dalton
Camp
president
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
The
letter
warns
that
the
Con
Conservatives
�
servatives
might
produce
an
anti
Quebec
backlash
among
English
-
speaking
Canadians
Mr
Balcer
says
this
could
happen
if
the
tories
continue
to
express
what
he
calls
par
parochial
�
ochial
unreasoning
criticism
about
certain
policies
of
the
liberal
government
slcs
Thats
the
kind
of
vil
village
�
lage
pump
logging
camp
think
thinking
�
ing
that
rules
this
town
More
power
to
the
station
for
giving
us
decent
music
Its
better
than
rock
n
roll
which
Is
nothing
less
than
poison
set
to
music
Dr
James
Robinson
med-
i
leal
health
officer
is
In
Vancouver
working
out
de
details
�
tails
of
an
anti
VD
campaign
and
comparing
statistics
with
other
MHLs
The
meeting
Is
one
of
several
going
on
across
the
continent
involving
wor
worries
�
ries
health
officials
who
have
to
deal
with
the
savage
recurrence
of
venereal
disease
In
the
last
couple
of
years
y
You
name
It
and
Theatre
r
workshop
will
find
a
use
for
It
For
the
production
of
Oklahoma
next
month
the
workshop
needs
rag
dolls
a
white
nightgown
for
a
girls
trousseau
red
flannel
drawers
ornate
smelling
salts
bottle
old
shotgun
stone
hot
water
bottle
and
a
walking
stick
If
you
have
got
any
of
those
items
give
Sue
Bellward
a
call
at
3
1058
Shed
like
to
borrow
them
for
three
days-
Feb
18
19
and
20
IWA
members
the
an
r
nual
members
meeting
starts
at
130
pm
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
Its
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
Apparently
theres
been
some
confusion
about
the
time
the
Saturday
meeting
is
to
start
Dt
The
letter
refers
to
the
gov
governments
�
ernments
proposals
to
repat
repatriate
�
riate
the
constitution
to
permit
the
provinces
to
drop
out
from
federal
-
provincial
programs
the
blllngual
lsm
and
biculturalism
royal
commission
federal
and
provincial
relations
and
the
Canadian
pension
plan
Mr
Balcers
letter
summar
summarizes
�
izes
arguments
by
the
10
Quelle
Conservative
MPs
to
back
up
their
demand
of
last
week
for
in
cany
party
convention
They
had
hoped
for
such
a
conven
convention
�
tion
so
that
the
rank-and-file
could
challenge
opposition
lead
leader
�
er
Diefenbakers
continued
leadership
and
his
policies
Opposition
Leader
Diefen
Diefenbakers
�
bakers
record
on
relations
with
Quebec
central
issue
in
the
Conservative
partys
public
squabble
has
come
in
for
praise
and
blame
by
two
of
his
former
cabinet
ministers
Alvin
Hamilton
agriculture
Minister
for
more
than
two
years
tried
to
convince
a
na
national
�
tional
television
audience
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
that
the
former
prime
minister
is
not
a
big
bad
wolf
and
said
our
record
with
Quebec
Is
good
Quebec
leader
Leon
Balcer
a
former
transport
minister
Is
quoted
as
telling
party
Presi
President
�
dent
Dalton
K
Camp
that
on
every
issue
touching
the
tap-
City
Okays
Rock
Quarry
Proposal
Year-to-year
approval
for
rock
quarrying
in
district
lot
6882
at
the
northwest
corner
of
the
city
was
granted
by
city
council
in
committee
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
Requests
for
quarrying
were
discussed
from
L
J
Matte
and
Frank
Jamleson
Mr
Jamieson
required
only
10000
yards
of
rock
but
Mr
Mattes
proposal
was
for
an
Indefinite
period
on
a
contin
continued
�
ued
basis
City
Manager
ArranThomson
said
the
rock
face
at
which
the
quarry
would
bo
establish
established
�
ed
was
almost
vertical
and
It
was
unlikely
the
area
could
ever
bo
used
for
any
other
purpose
Access
would
be
built
by
the
quarry
men
from
the
Otway
Road
The
land
is
held
by
the
Crown
This
mearv
a
25
cents
peryard
royalty
will
have
to
be
paid
to
the
province
Discussion
at
council
con
concerning
�
cerning
the
quarry
was
raised
by
a
letter
from
II
T
Kent
provincial
land
inspector
e
e
Ml
wi
n
WEI
H
i
Bargain
conscious
ladies
started
to
gather
half
an
hour
before
opening
time
of
this
Spruceland
clothing
store
150
dresses
advertised
yesterday
for
five
dollars
each
were
their
target
For
an
interior
look
see
bottom
of
page
LETTER
TO
CAMP
Baker
Flays
Tories
For
Ignoring
Quebec
roots
of
Confederation
the
hopes
and
aspirations
of
French
Canada
have
been
distorted
misrepresented
and
ignored
The
controversy
spread
to
English
-
speaking
members
A
Canadian
Press
tally
counted
26
In
favor
of
Mr
Diefenbaker
and
eight
urging
selection
of
a
new
leader
Eleven
made
non-committal
remarks
There
are
96
Conservatives
In
the
265
seat
Commons
Party
House
Leader
Gordon
Churchill
a
staunch
ally
of
the
opposition
leader
hopes
these
divergent
views
can
be
recon
reconciled
�
ciled
in
private
discussions
after
Parliament
resumes
Feb
16
Basically
we
are
all
Con
Conservatives
�
servatives
and
we
are
all
friends
and
we
have
been
able
to
solve
these
things
without
coming
to
blows
In
the
past
he
said
The
10
member
Quebec
cau
caucus
�
cus
has
said
it
will
meet
again
if
the
partys
national
execu
executive
�
tive
does
not
fix
a
leadership
convention
date
before
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
resumes
Mr
Balcer
was
unavailable
for
comment
on
whether
the
group
Is
willing
to
wait
Itlzn
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
JANUARY
21
1965
WINSTON
AT
LOW
EBB
FIGHTS
ON
By
JOSEPH
MacSWEEN
LONDON
CP
Sir
Winston
Churchill
at
a
low
ebb
continued
his
valiant
fight
to
live
today
A
medical
bulletin
said
There
is
no
change
in
Sir
Winstons
condition
There
will
be
a
further
bulletin
this
evening
Seven
days
after
he
was
felled
by
a
stroke
the
90-year-old
statesman
is
in
a
semi
coma
but
with
momentary
fleeting
signs
of
consciousness
The
bulletin
was
issued
by
Churchills
personal
doctorand
old
friend
Lord
Moran
who
visited
him
at
his
Hyde
Park
Gate
home
in
West
London
for
about
50
minutes
today
Wednesday
night
Moran
said
Churchill
was
at
a
very
low
ebband
clinging
to
life
from
one
day
to
the
next
A
small
crowd
stood
at
the
entrance
to
Hyde
Park
Gate
a
dead
end
street
to
see
Moran
drive
away
Moran
visited
Churchill
three
times
Wednesday
and
said
at
930
pm
The
weakness
of
Sir
Winstons
circulation
Is
more
marked
He
agreed
with
a
suggestion
by
reporters
that
Sir
Wlnson
was
at
his
lowest
ebb
His
condition
Is
station
stationary
�
ary
said
Moran
indicating
it
could
go
on
that
way
from
day
to
day
The
reference
to
Sir
Win
Winstons
�
stons
circulation
was
the
first
since
the
initial
bulletin
last
Friday
which
said
he
had
had
a
cold
then
developed
a
circu
circulatory
�
latory
weakness
following
a
cerebral
thrombosis
Fog
to
Clear
Fog
which
has
stopped
all
flights
to
and
from
Prince
George
airport
was
expected
to
clear
this
afternoon
Northbound
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
passengers
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
ended
up
at
Fort
St
John
and
came
to
Prince
George
early
today
by
bus
or
waited
for
the
noon
flight
to
this
city
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Bank
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BCs
Social
Credit
government
is
going
into
a
limited
medicare
scheme
and
is
determined
to
get
into
the
banking
business
The
announcements
were
made
in
the
throne
speech
read
by
Lieut
-Gov
George
Pearkes
at
the
opening
of
the
legislature
this
afternoon
The
speech
also
said
there
will
be
more
power
rate
reductions
an
extension
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
from
Kennedy
Siding
100
miles
north
of
Prince
George
and
an
obscure
reference
to
an
amendment
to
the
Revenue
Act
The
medicare
scheme
would
be
voluntary
and
would
be
aimed
at
low
income
groups
It
would
be
operated
through
private
insurance
schemes
The
amendment
to
the
Reve
Revenue
�
nue
Act
would
be
in
connec
connection
�
tion
with
the
Investment
by
my
government
in
the
shares
of
chartered
banks
Premier
W
A
C
Bennett
declined
comment
on
the
pro
proposed
�
posed
Revenue
Act
amendment
beyond
pointing
out
the
plural
reference
to
banks
An
amendment
to
the
act
at
the
last
session
would
have
per
permitted
�
mitted
the
government
to
Invest
up
to
25
per
cent
in
a
pro
proposed
�
posed
Bank
of
BC
However
the
bank
was
killed
by
the
Senate
despite
a
promisejythe
government
to
cut
its
invest
investment
�
ment
to
10
per
cent
Asked
If
the
10
per
cent
in
investment
�
vestment
would
hold
in
the
new
Revenue
Act
Amendment
the
premier
said
It
may
go
be
beyond
�
yond
that
The
speech
also
promised
new
power
rate
cuts
increased
educational
grants
and
a
23
mile
extension
of
the
government-owned
PGE
from
Kennedy
Station
to
the
southern
end
of
a
lake
to
be
created
by
the
Por
Portage
�
tage
Mountain
Dam
flooding
1
regret
greatly
that
the
federal
government
has
not
pro
proceeded
�
ceeded
with
a
national
health
plan
after
its
long
standing
committments
the
premier
said
in
an
interview
Announcement
of
the
medi
medicare
�
care
plan
came
without
warning
In
recent
statements
Mr
Bennett
had
re
afflrmed
his
governments
intention
in
par
participating
�
ticipating
in
a
national
health
plan
that
went
considerably
be
beyond
�
yond
Albertas
scheme
Another
highlight
of
the
speech
was
a
proposal
to
facilitate
the
creation
of
model
communities
in
newly-deelop-ed
areas
of
BC1
There
was
no
elaboration
on
this
point
Other
legislation
proposed
in
the
Thione
Speech
included
amendments
to
the
Pollution
Control
Act
changes
in
the
Land
Act
to
permit
the
leasing
of
Crown
timber
lands
for
agri
agricultural
�
cultural
development
and
amendments
to
the
Mineral
Act
Increased
education
grants
and
amendments
to
the
Public
Schools
Act
and
the
Vocational
Schools
Assistance
Act
also
were
promised
Changes
In
the
Succession
Duties
Act
will
provide
un
unspecified
�
specified
additional
exemp
exemptions
�
tions
said
the
speech
Cant
Find
Witness
To
TesWfy
MONTREAL
CP
Dorion
inquiry
officials
said
today
one
of
the
witnesses
scheduled
to
testify
about
60000
collected
by
Mrs
Lucien
Rivard
cannot
be
located
They
say
the
witness
may
be
dead
A
commission
source
says
RCMP
have
been
unable
to
serve
a
subpoena
on
Ovide
Gagnon
said
by
Mrs
Rivardto
have
been
the
source
of
20000
of
the
money
Guy
Masson
vowing
I
was
very
much
the
layman
testi
testified
�
fied
to
the
Dorion
inquiry
that
he
did
not
know
last
summer
whether
the
extradition
of
Lu
Lucien
�
cien
Rivard
could
be
prevented
Masson
said
all
he
did
in
the
Rivard
affair
was
pass
along
word
to
Raymon
Denis
at
that
time
executive
assistant
to
Im
Immigration
�
migration
Minister
Tremblay
that
60000
was
available
for
the
Liberal
party
election
fund
if
Rivard
was
not
extradited
to
the
u
S
to
face
charges
in
connection
with
a
narcotics
smuggling
case
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BC
STARTS
MEDICARE
They
Waited
and
Waited
Forest
Districts
Shifted
VICTORIA
CP
-
The
creation
of
a
new
forest
district
in
BC
was
one
of
the
highlights
of
the
Throne
Speech
read
this
afternoon
There
was
speculation
forest
management
areas
would
be
revised
to
allow
for
a
new
district
in
Northern
BC
possibly
splitting
up
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
Other
highlights
of
the
speech
Government
subsidized
medical
Insurance
coverage
for
low
income
groups
op
operated
�
erated
through
approved
medical
plans
Measure
to
facilitate
model
communities
In
newly-developing
areas
Changes
in
the
Succes
Succession
�
sion
Duties
Act
to
provide
unspecified
additional
ex
exemptions
�
emptions
Amendment
of
the
Reve
Revenue
�
nue
Act
regarding
govern
government
�
ment
investment
in
the
shares
of
chartered
banks
Changes
in
the
Pollu
Pollution
�
tion
Control
Act
Changes
in
the
Land
Act
to
permit
rental
of
Crown
timber
lands
for
agricultural
use
Unspecified
changes
in
the
Mineral
Act
and
the
Pe
Petroleum
�
troleum
and
Natural
Gas
Act
tabled
at
the
last
session
Increased
-educational
grants
and
amendments
to
the
Public
Schools
Act
and
the
Vocational
Schools
As
Assistance
�
sistance
Act
A
23
mlle
extension
of
the
PGE
Railway
from
Ken
Kennedy
�
nedy
to
the
Peace
River
basin
Changes
in
accounting
provisions
in
the
Companies
Act
to
further
the
position
of
shai
eholders
and
amend
amendments
�
ments
to
the
Credit
Unions
Act
tightening
inspection
procedures
Further
leductlons
in
BC
Hydro
rates
A
measure
will
greatly
augment
the
provinces
pro
probation
�
bation
services
An
act
affecting
admin
administration
�
istration
of
the
Fraser
River
Dyking
System
Premier
Shot
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Pre
Premier
�
mier
Hassan
All
Mansour
of
Iran
today
was
shot
twice
In
the
neck
and
in
the
pelvis
by
a
student
as
he
prepared
to
enter
the
Majlis
the
lower
house
of
parliament
The
premier
41
was
taken
to
hospital
where
sources
said
doctors
operated
to
remove
bul
bullets
�
lets
from
two
serious
wounds
It
was
10
am
this
morning
and
WOW
The
gentler
sex
got
to
work
on
the
inside
of
Hazel
Archers
store
and
all
bu
ripped
it
from
the
seams
It
was
standing
room
only
as
the
cash
register
kept
ring
ing
up
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