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A
charge
of
forgery
hat
been
laid
in
connection
with
the
celebrated
Dear
Hal
letter
case
Vancouver
public
re
relation
�
lation
executive
Al
William
son
was
served
with
a
charge
by
tummoni
today
and
will
appear
in
North
Vancouver
police
court
March
15
to
answer
the
charge
The
summons
spe
specifically
�
cifically
charges
Williamson
with
forging
a
document
by
adding
the
name
of
Premier
W
A
C
Bennett
and
with
sending
the
document
to
Pi
I
me
Minister
Pearsons
assistant
Hal
Dornan
and
seeking
to
cause
Dornan
to
deal
with
it
as
if
it
were
genuine
Blast
White
Paper
WASHINGTON
AP
-
Soviet
Premier
Kosygin
and
China
have
blasted
the
state
depart
ments
white
paper
on
South
Viet
Nam
but
at
home
the
docu
document
�
ment
has
drawn
generally
fav
favorable
�
orable
comment
Kosygin
speaking
at
an
East
German
government
reception
Sunday
In
Leipzig
said
the
department
paper
was
not
a
white
book
but
a
black
book
the
dirty
acts
of
the
Americans
can
not
be
recorded
in
a
white
book
Negro
Registration
SELMA
Alabama
AP
Scores
of
Negroes
returned
to
the
courthouse
here
today
to
try
again
to
register
as
voters
But
they
found
approximately
50
white
applicants
in
line
ahead
of
them
Similar
right-to-vote
drives
were
under
way
simul
simultaneously
�
taneously
in
five
neighboring
counties
for
the
first
of
two
registration
days
this
month
Prisoners
Freed
SEOUL
AP
-
The
South
Korean
government
freed
784
prisoners
today
from
20
pris
prisons
�
ons
The
amnesty
commemor
commemorated
�
ated
the
46th
anniversary
of
Korean
uprisings
against
Japa
Japanese
�
nese
rule
In
1919
Attitude
Changed
KUALA
LUMPUR
Reuters
Malaysian
Prime
Minister
Tunku
Abdul
Rahman
said
today
there
seemed
to
be
a
change
of
attitude
toward
his
country
by
Indonesia
He
said
Malaysia
was
ready
for
peace
talks
with
without
�
out
preconditions
Train
Hits
Bus
MIDLAND
Mich
AP
-
At
least
eight
children
and
one
adult
were
taken
to
hospital
today
after
a
school
bus
in
which
60
children
were
riding
was
unable
to
stop
at
an
un
unguarded
�
guarded
crossing
and
was
struck
by
a
freight
train
No
one
was
killed
None
of
those
injured
was
reported
seriously
hurt
although
one
child
suffer
suffered
�
ed
scalp
lacerations
The
train
engineer
said
he
was
not
able
to
stop
the
train
In
time
Graduates
of
Templeton
School
who
happen
to
be
in
Vancouver
April
5
might
drop
on
dosn
to
the
old
schoolhouse
at
8
pm
where
a
reunion
will
be
held
for
the
old
gang
It
isnt
oficlal
yet
but
Gordon
McMillan
the
CNRs
assistant
operations
manager
in
Prince
George
is
being
transferred
Word
on
the
move
has
to
come
from
the
Coast
but
Gordons
probably
going
to
Edmonton
City
Jubilee
Show
co-or-y
dinator
Fran
Dowie
made
a
frantic
call
to
Prince
George
from
Vancouver
Sun
Sunday
�
day
morning
Auditions
for
the
show
scheduled
for
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
had
to
be
cancelled
Frans
little
boy
cut
himself
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Court
TIMMINS
Ontario
CP
A
former
geologist
with
the
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
Company
says
he
made
about
200000
from
a
partnership
with
two
other
men
in
Timm
ins
Ontario
Kenneth
II
Drake
was
testi
testifying
�
fying
in
Timm
ins
today
before
the
Royal
Commission
on
Wind
Windfall
�
fall
Oils
and
Mines
Limited
The
commission
was
set
up
last
August
to
investigate
trad
trading
�
ing
activities
in
Windfall
shares
The
shares
rose
from
6
cents
to
a
high
of
560
and
then
dropped
down
to
about
80
cents
The
commission
now
is
in
investigating
�
vestigating
thestaking
of
claims
in
the
Tlmmlns
area
near
the
Windfall
property
Mr
Drake
testified
under
the
protection
of
the
Canada
Evidence
Act
and
was
able
to
object
to
answering
any
ques
questions
�
tions
and
had
to
be
rushed
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
However
the
auditions
will
be
held
Wednesday
from
2
pm
to
6
p
m
the
same
place
-
New
construction
was
y
pretty
idle
in
the
Prince
George
district
last
month
but
Just
wait
building
in
inspector
�
spector
Doug
Grant
said
to
today
�
day
Eight
permits
were
taken
out
for
86000
worth
of
homes
Next
month
Northwood
Pulp
probably
will
take
out
a
big
permit
for
Its
mill
and
there
could
be
a
lot
of
work
start
starting
�
ing
at
the
PGE
industrial
site
Who
says
policemen
are
meanUs
City
RCMP
r
members
were
giving
only
warnings
today
to
persons
still
driving
with
1964
licence
plates
on
their
cars
But
Tuesday
an
officer
said
we
will
start
prosecuting
Bill
Mummery
today
an
y
nounced
a
10
mile
mara
marathon
�
thon
which
will
be
run
between
the
curling
rink
and
city
hall
May
24
He
hopes
to
turn
it
into
an
annual
do
Anyone
who
thinks
theyve
got
enough
wind
for
it
should
keep
watching
the
paper
for
an
entry
blank
D
a
lumber
stacker
and
piles
of
lumber
which
were
scorched
The
fire
started
in
the
garage
The
blaze
broke
out
at
2
am
and
was
under
control
by
7
am
The
water
was
hauled
from
Tartan
Brewery
one
-quarter
of
a
mile
away
Hoses
at
the
brewery
which
have
a
capacity
of
800
gallons
a
minute
were
connected
with
outlets
In
the
e
TERMED
INTRUSION
fermenting
cellar
Brewmaster
Eugene
Zarek
was
called
out
of
bed
to
give
the
firemen
access
to
a
water
source
Tire
chief
Jerome
Kunz
as
assistant
�
sistant
chief
Bill
Henry
Harold
Lewis
Bruce
Cox
Warren
Mc
McLean
�
Lean
Andy
Senez
and
Ron
Kenny
were
called
out
Civil
Servant
Blasts
Govt
Pension
Plan
OTTAWA
CP
-
A
federal
civil
servant
who
says
he
wont
be
surprised
if
he
is
fired
by
the
government
today
attacked
the
proposed
Canada
Pension
Plan
John
Kroeker
told
a
news
conference
In
Ottawa
the
pension
plan
is
an
unwarranted
intrusion
by
big
government
into
the
life
insurance
field
and
he
added
At
best
it
Is
well-intentioned
bungling
at
worst
it
is
a
colossal
fraud
of
all
Cana
Canadians
�
dians
The
35-year-old
Mr
Kroek
Kroeker
�
er
is
a
senior
actuary
In
the
Department
of
Insurance
at
a
salary
of
15500
a
year
He
has
been
employed
by
the
fed
federal
�
eral
government
for
13
years
He
says
a
civil
servant
Is
not
supposed
to
Indulge
In
what
he
calls
unauthorized
thinking
and
says
he
wont
be
surprised
if
he
is
fired
He
says
he
was
told
by
his
superiors
not
to
appear
before
the
Parliamentary
Pension
Committee
to
give
his
views
Mr
Kroeker
says
Canadians
should
have
the
right
to
spend
their
money
as
they
see
fit
If
some
of
them
dont
want
to
put
their
money
into
retirement
pensions
they
shouldnt
be
compelled
to
do
so
Mr
Kroeker
is
a
native
of
Steinbach
Man
and
a
father
of
Hold
Inquiry
Into
Death
An
inquiry
will
be
held
into
the
death
Saturday
of
a
35-year-old
Prince
George
dis
district
�
trict
man
Thomas
Frank
Barclay
a
Department
of
Highways
em
employee
�
ployee
was
found
dead
In
a
car
garage
beside
his
home
on
Damns
Road
He
is
believed
to
have
died
from
a
self
-
inflicted
bullet
wound
police
said
A
303
calibre
rifle
was
found
lying
across
the
body
Police
said
foul
play
is
not
suspected
Lone
Ranger
Dies
LAKE
ORION
Mich
AP
Brace
Beemer
61
who
played
The
Lone
Ranger
for
years
on
radio
in
the
1930s
died
at
his
home
here
early
today
Beemers
death
was
blamed
on
a
heart
attack
He
had
been
playing
bridge
with
friends
when
he
was
stricken
six
He
says
the
pension
plan
Is
mere
change
hailed
as
Im
Improvement
�
provement
and
Just
activity
cheered
as
achievement
Never
in
Canadian
history
he
says
have
so
many
offered
so
much
praise
on
so
little
basis
He
says
the
plan
Is
a
crea
creature
�
ture
of
propaganda
and
fear
many
MPs
are
afraid
to
vote
against
it
for
fear
their
voters
wouldnt
understand
the
reason
In
a
statement
he
says
To
enhance
government
power
is
to
reduce
individual
liberty
probably
In
violation
of
our
bill
of
rights
Established
personal
savings
and
general
economic
patterns
may
be
severely
dis
disturbed
�
turbed
Mr
Kroeker
says
maximum
benefits
under
the
plan
have
been
over
emphasized
Job
Seekers
On
Increase
Reports
NES
More
people
are
looking
for
jobs
in
Prince
George
today
than
there
were
a
year
ago
Tlgures
released
by
the
Na
National
�
tional
Employment
Service
to
today
�
day
show
a
total
of
1750
per
persons
�
sons
seeking
work
compared
with
1490
last
year
at
this
time
However
the
percentage
in
increase
�
crease
is
not
as
heavy
as
Indi
Indicated
�
cated
because
of
a
heavy
influx
of
workers
from
other
areas
Except
for
the
cold
weather
period
in
December
the
con
construction
�
struction
industry
has
been
ac
active
�
tive
all
winter
Labor
shortages
include
nearly
all
categories
of
building
tradesmen
such
as
sheet
metal
workers
electricians
plumb
plumbers
�
ers
and
bricklayers
There
Is
still
a
small
supply
of
carpenters
and
painters
available
said
Hugh
Waller
manager
of
the
local
National
Employment
Service
office
He
added
the
logging
Industry
is
working
at
maximum
produc
production
�
tion
in
order
to
build
up
log
inventories
before
spring
breakup
It
is
increasingly
difficult
to
locate
experienced
power
sawmen
with
their
own
saws
licensed
log
scalers
and
ex
experienced
�
perienced
chokermen
said
Mr
Waller
A
special
meeting
of
the
Local
Employment
Comrnitteawill
be
held
Wednesday
afternoon
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daily
newspaper
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Remains
of
lumber
and
machinery
were
still
smouldering
at
the
site
of
a
fire
early
today
at
the
Fort
George
Planer
Mill
near
the
Nechako
Bridge
Destroyed
stacker
is
in
centre
with
scorched
lumber
pile
at
left
Reidie
photo
Brewery
Water
Line
Puts
Out
Mill
Fire
Firemen
fought
for
five
hours
to
control
a
blaze
which
broke
out
early
to
today
�
day
at
Fort
George
Lumber
Sales
Ltd
planer
mill
Nine
volunteers
from
the
Hart
Highway
fire
department
finally
brought
the
fire
under
control
with
water
from
the
Tartan
Brewery
They
couldnt
get
across
CNR
tracks
to
re
load
their
tank
trucks
because
of
switching
trains
There
was
no
estimate
of
damage
at
the
mill
which
is
at
the
north
end
of
the
new
Nechako
bridge
Damaged
was
part
of
a
garage
Stock
Deals
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HOME
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The
re
remains
�
mains
of
Roger
Casement
Irish
patriot
hanged
in
Britain
for
treason
in
1016
were
borne
through
the
snowswept
streets
of
Dublin
today
to
a
heros
grave
In
Glasnevln
Cemetery
Crowds
of
Irishmen
waited
in
the
snow
from
early
morn
morning
�
ing
to
watch
the
coffin
on
a
gun
carriage
and
draped
with
the
Irish
flag
move
along
the
three
-
mile
route
from
Dub
Dublins
�
lins
pro
cathedral
A
solemn
requiem
mass
was
celebrated
there
by
the
Roman
Catholic
Archbishop
of
Dublin
Dr
John
McQuae
primate
of
Ireland
Outside
men
clung
to
the
stonework
of
the
Nelson
monument
In
OConnell
St
20
feet
above
the
ground
to
see
over
the
10
deep
crowd
Dutch
Premier
Resigned
THE
HAGUE
Reuters
Tht
Dutch
lower
house
of
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
met
here
today
to
ques
question
�
tion
the
government
about
its
cabinet
crisis
but
found
the
government
bench
empty
Chairman
Van
Thiel
read
a
letter
from
Premier
Victor
Marljnen
informing
the
cham
chamber
�
ber
the
government
had
tender
tendered
�
ed
its
resignation
to
Queen
Juliana
and
had
been
asked
to
continue
dealing
with
current
affairs
SAIGUN
CP
-
The
growing
strength
of
various
peace
move
movements
�
ments
In
South
Viet
Nam
Is
re
reported
�
ported
to
be
worrying
the
coun
trys
13-day-old
government
headed
by
Premier
Phan
Huy
Quat
Quat
today
called
for
a
halt
to
Communist
infiltration
sub
subversion
�
version
and
sabotage
as
a
pre
prerequisite
�
requisite
for
true
peace
He
said
South
Viet
Nam
did
not
seek
peace
as
a
mere
truce
which
the
Communists
would
exploit
to
car
rv
out
their
civil
civilian
�
ian
manoeuvres
to
take
over
the
country
Quat
said
the
government
is
determined
to
smash
all
propa
propaganda
�
ganda
aimed
at
deceiving
the
public
and
sowing
confusion
among
the
people
While
the
Buddhist
led
peace
movement
opened
its
campaign
Sunday
to
end
the
war
against
the
Communist
Viet
Cong
It
was
disclosed
that
B
57
air
strikes
against
the
guerrillas
in
the
Mekong
Delta
area
were
halted
after
the
US
bombers
accidentally
killed
four
South
Vietnrimese
troops
and
wounded
15
Officers
said
the
error
re
resulted
�
sulted
from
poor
liaison
be
between
�
tween
ground
and
air
units
Government
forces
with
US
helicopter
support
continued
a
ground-sea-alr
offensive
in
the
delta
area
150
miles
southeast
of
Saigon
There
were
no
reports
of
damage
to
the
Viet
Cong
but
government
forces
came
under
heavy
mortar
fire
this
morning
Two
soldiers
were
killed
and
18
others
wounded
The
B57s
and
South
Vietnam
Vietnamese
�
ese
Air
Force
Skyraiders
had
been
pounding
the
area
for
five
days
but
it
was
difficult
to
as
assess
�
sess
the
effectiveness
of
the
strikes
Air
crews
reported
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25
High
40
Explosion
Destroys
Apartment
Building
MONTREAL
CP
-
A
police
official
says
28
persons
were
killed
more
than
50
were
injured
and
about
100
are
missing
as
a
result
of
an
explosion
that
rocked
an
apartment
block
in
Montreal
today
The
explosion
went
off
at
815
am
and
scattered
debris
for
hundreds
of
yards
around
the
scene
which
is
an
apartment
de
development
�
velopment
at
St
Clement
and
Bergevin
Streets
A
reporter
on
the
smoke
wreathed
scene
said
he
saw
the
bodies
of
a
woman
and
child
being
taken
from
the
ruined
building
A
witness
said
there
is
practically
nothing
left
of
the
multl
-
unit
dwelling
Wind
whipped
flames
spread
to
a
nearby
apartment
house
and
all
dwellings
in
the
area
were
evacuated
There
were
descriptions
of
the
explosion
site
as
consist
consisting
�
ing
of
only
a
huge
hole
in
the
ground
surrounded
by
piles
of
furniture
and
rubble
Civilian
autos
as
well
as
ambulances
were
commandeer
commandeered
�
ed
to
take
the
Injured
to
hos
hospitals
�
pitals
The
Injured
were
brought
to
the
street
on
stretchers
The
residents
of
the
flame
engulfed
second
building
had
been
evac
evacuated
�
uated
moments
before
the
fire
spread
Residents
who
had
fled
their
apartments
were
crowded
In
the
nearby
streets
some
of
them
in
pajamas
Children
were
huddled
in
blankets
some
crying
some
bleeding
from
Injuries
Windows
for
dozens
of
blocks
were
blown
out
by
the
explo
explosion
�
sion
A
third
building
was
threat
threatened
�
ened
by
the
flames
There
was
no
explanation
immediately
available
regarding
the
cause
of
the
blast
About
700
families
were
re
residing
�
siding
in
the
development
known
as
the
Lasalle
Heights
development
Authorities
say
there
are
so
many
people
at
the
hospitals
that
it
is
impossible
to
tell
who
was
Injured
and
who
es
escaped
�
caped
without
being
hurt
Quat
Calls
for
Halt
Of
Red
Infiltration
hearing
secondary
explosions
after
their
bomb
runs
includ
including
�
ing
one
major
blast
that
could
have
been
a
munitions
depot
The
ground
operation
was
launched
Saturday
when
two
battalions
of
paratroops
were
flown
to
the
front
in
137
heli
helicopters
�
copters
It
was
the
biggest
lift
of
the
war
Government
forces
reported
no
major
contact
with
the
Com
Communists
�
munists
but
the
area
was
heav
heavily
�
ily
mined
and
there
was
some
sniper
fire
Nine
years
ago
seven
per-
sons
were
killed
and
20
others
Injured
in
a
blast
that
wrecked
a
two
storey
apartment
block
In
the
same
area
That
explosion
also
occurred
around
breakfast
time
when
a
road
-
digging
machine
ripped
jp
a
gas
main
on
a
nearby
street
In
todays
blast
60
seamen
from
the
naval
barracks
in
La
Salle
were
called
In
to
help
with
rescue
operations
Many
persons
were
crowding
into
the
area
to
watch
the
res
rescue
�
cue
activities
and
police
com
complained
�
plained
they
are
Interfering
with
the
effort
Police
cars
and
fire
trucks
screamed
into
the
area
from
Montreal
Montreal
West
and
Verdun
Construction
workers
from
nearby
sites
were
asked
to
help
clear
rubble
as
the
search
for
victims
went
on
CKPG
TV
Officially
On
Network
CKPG
switched
to
live
tele
television
�
vision
today
broadcasting
what
a
station
official
described
as
a
first
class
picture
Bob
Harkins
manager
of
the
station
said
the
switch
was
made
without
any
trouble
at
10
am
today
It
brought
CKPG
Into
the
CBCs
trans
Canada
television
network
The
station
has
been
broadcasting
delayed
programs
since
It
went
on
the
air
two
and
one
half
years
ago
The
arrival
of
micro
wave
television
programs
In
Prince
George
will
be
marked
with
a
special
program
on
the
station
at
630
pm
today
Alphonsei
Oulmet
president
of
the
CBC
sent
a
telegram
to
CKPG
welcoming
the
station
to
the
network
This
new
link
will
provide
Instant
service
to
Prince
George
and
the
vast
area
serv
served
�
ed
by
CKPG
and
Its
rebroad
castlng
stations
said
the
tele
telegram
�
gram
CKPG
broadcasts
on
channel
2
from
a
tower
on
Tabor
Moun
Mountain
�
tain
and
on
channel
6
from
a
transmitter
on
Fraser
Moun
Mountain
�
tain
in
the
Vanderhoof
-
Fort
St
James
area
Mr
Harkins
said
CKPG
will
be
welcomed
to
the
network
on
a
number
of
national
prog
programs
�
rams
during
the
next
week
They
Include
the
Don
Messer
Show
Front
Page
Challenge
Red
River
Jamboree
and
the
Na
National
�
tional
Hockey
League
Saturday
night
1ft
rnw
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Montreal
Blast
Kills
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People
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allegations
NDP
Voices
No
Objection
OTTAWA
CP
New
Demo
Democrat
�
crat
whip
Stanley
Knowles
said
Sunday
his
party
would
have
no
objections
to
a
public
inquiry
into
a
newspaper
reporters
allegations
that
six
unions
con
conspired
�
spired
to
get
fraudulent
votes
for
NDP
candidates
in
BC
in
the
1963
federal
election
Mr
Knowles
said
in
an
inter
interview
�
view
that
If
representation
com
commissioner
�
missioner
Nelson
Castonguay
former
chief
electoral
officer
lacks
the
authority
to
make
a
full
investigation
the
NDP
will
be
the
first
to
call
for
a
public
inquiry
We
want
It
cleared
up
he
said
The
allegations
were
con
contained
�
tained
in
a
Feb
22
article
by
Ormond
Turner
In
The
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Province
Players
OK
Mote
Im
an
A
spokesman
for
a
newly
opened
luxury
motel
said
today
high
school
basketball
players
were
no
trouble
at
all
at
the
weekend
He
denied
a
report
which
said
the
teen
agers
sprayed
beer
around
the
units
and
ripped
bed
linen
early
Saturday
morning
Damage
was
estimated
at
100
in
the
incident
Police
said
a
number
of
per
persons
�
sons
have
been
questioned
In
connection
with
the
incident
but
no
charges
have
been
laid
The
basketball
team
from
Williams
Lake
were
among
the
guests
at
Slumber
Lodge
which
recently
opened
at
Ninth
Ave
and
Victoria
St
Actress
Robbed
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Actress
Eliz
Elizabeth
�
abeth
Taylor
said
today
she
had
been
robbed
of
jewelry
believed
worth
50000
in
a
Dublin
Hotel
She
disclosed
the
robbery
to
reporters
at
Dublin
airport
where
she
was
catching
a
plane
for
Paris
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The
first
contingent
of
South
Korean
troops
who
will
help
South
Viet
Nam
in
its
war
against
the
Viet
Cong
have
landed
at
Saigon
Between
700
and
1000
Korean
soldiers
in
battle
gear
disembarked
from
landing
ships
AP
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