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The
state
department
said
Thursday
night
a
reported
Importation
into
Cyprus
of
anti
aircraft
missiles
and
other
heavy
equip
equipment
�
ment
makes
the
peace
-
keep
keeping
�
ing
task
of
United
Nations
forces
in
the
strife
-
torn
island
more
difficult
and
dangerous
Strafe
Reds
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Reuters
-
US
Super
Sabres
and
B
57
Jet
bombers
today
bombed
and
strafed
Communist
Viet
Cong
concentrations
menacing
the
vital
Da
Nang
air
base
in
South
Viet
Nam
Six
Super
Sabres
and
four
B
57s
took
part
in
the
strikes
directed
at
guer
guerrilla
�
rilla
concentrations
and
a
sus
suspected
�
pected
Viet
Cong
command
post
in
Quang
Tin
province
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BONN
AP
-A
West
German
parliamentary
committee
today
approved
bills
to
extend
the
20
year
statute
of
limitations
on
Nazi
murders
The
statute
runs
out
May
8th
The
com
committees
�
mittees
approval
of
the
bills
means
they
will
be
debated
and
voted
on
in
parliament
Debate
will
start
in
the
Lower
House
Thursday
Approval
is
expected
The
next
step
will
be
approval
by
the
senate
and
signature
by
President
Hein
rich
Luebke
One
bill
calls
for
extension
of
the
statute
of
limitations
to
May
8th
1975
The
other
proposes
the
stat
ute
be
extended
to
December
31st
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AP
A
committee
of
Cana
dian
and
US
officials
have
concluded
a
meeting
at
Color
Colorado
�
ado
Springs
at
which
they
stud
studied
�
ied
cross
-
border
civil
de
defence
�
fence
problems
The
committee
will
recommend
to
the
two
gov
governments
�
ernments
that
additional
com
communication
�
munication
links
voice
and
teletype
be
established
be
between
�
tween
federal
regional
offices
of
the
Canadian
emergency
measures
organization
and
the
US
office
of
civil
defence
Guard
Squabble
MONTGOMERY
Ala
AP
-An
Alabama
State
Senator
who
would
not
be
quoted
by
name
says
he
expects
Governor
George
Wallace
to
ask
for
fed
federalized
�
eralized
national
guard
troops
to
protect
civil
rights
march
marchers
�
ers
Last
night
President
John
Johnson
�
son
said
he
would
call
out
the
guard
if
Wallace
is
unable
or
unwilling
to
do
so
Linked
To
Rivard
MONTREAL
CP
-
Police
slammed
a
secrecy
lid
early
today
on
the
apparent
kidnapping
of
the
wife
and
three
children
of
Robert
Gignac
and
thelrsub
sequent
recovery
in
a
case
with
links
to
the
Rivard
escape
Mrs
Gignac
and
the
children
aged
4
5
and
9
vanished
from
their
residence
Wednesday
afternoon
and
were
found
by
police
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
night
Police
first
said
it
looks
like
a
kidnapping
Later
Quebec
Provincial
Pol
Police
�
ice
would
say
only
that
they
had
been
recovered
and
were
all
in
good
condition
a
The
Tabor
Mountain
T
bar
will
be
in
limited
operation
this
weekend
for
those
ski
skiing
�
ing
enthusiasts
who
are
wonder
wondering
�
ing
if
spring
actually
begins
at
noon
on
Saturday
RCMP
have
begun
a
province-wide
search
for
two
men
and
two
women
in
their
early
twenties
and
late
teens
missing
from
Prince
George
since
10
pm
Wednesday
There
is
a
possibility
the
two
couples
may
have
eloped
They
are
all
of
age
said
an
RCMP
spokesman
March
has
had
an
18
-day
w
period
without
measurable
precipitation
The
last
17
day
spring
dry
period
was
in
1935
One
longer
dry
spell
was
recorded
in
1927
when
no
pre
precipitation
�
cipitation
was
recorded
from
March
11
to
April
21
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YOUTH
TO
STAY
IN
JAIL
UNTIL
SENTENCE
An
18
-
year
old
youth
who
took
part
in
a
bogus
cheque
cashing
spree
Feb
12
today
was
remanded
In
custody
to
March
26
for
sentence
on
seven
counts
of
conspiracy
and
five
charges
of
theft
Dale
Alfred
Nielsen
admit
admitted
�
ted
driving
a
car
while
a
friend
Bryan
Rolstan
Latham
17
cashed
worthless
cheques
which
netted
him
1890
in
city
stores
Nielsen
allegedly
received
200
for
his
role
in
the
thefts
He
also
pleaded
guilty
to
three
counts
of
theft
under
50
and
two
counts
of
theft
over
50
Four
of
the
thefts
were
from
bowling
leagues
and
one
which
netted
328
from
the
Fifth
Ave
Bowladrome
Nielsen
had
been
a
300-a-month
employee
of
the
bowla
bowladrome
�
drome
which
is
owned
by
La
Lathams
�
thams
father
The
thefts
from
the
establish
establishment
�
ment
and
the
leagues
were
al
alleged
�
leged
to
have
occurred
on
or
about
Feb
26
Cpl
Don
Knight
of
the
RCMP
said
Nielsen
brought
to
him
200
which
the
accused
sale
was
borrowed
from
the
bowla
bowladrome
�
drome
with
the
permission
of
the
owner
Stanley
Latham
It
was
to
repay
money
he
had
received
from
young
Latham
It
later
turned
out
said
Cpl
Knight
that
the
youth
did
not
have
permission
to
take
the
money
from
the
till
Nielsen
said
he
will
repay
the
money
ho
had
stolen
MINE
JOINS
HYDRO
NET
The
Endako
molybdenum
mine
was
Joined
to
B
C
Hydros
system
Thursday
Stu
Burnell
Hydro
region
regional
�
al
manager
said
today
the
mine
does
not
have
all
of
its
equipment
in
operation
and
Is
drawing
a
load
of
about
1000
kilowatts
The
power
which
comes
from
Bridge
River
via
the
Prince
George
substation
is
being
used
for
equipment
tests
Thieves
carted
away
340
cash
65
cartons
of
cigarettes
and
six
tires
in
a
raid
early
today
at
Hy
Way
Esso
Service
near
Hixon
The
huge
haul
was
taken
between
1
am
and
5
am
said
police
Ken
Staples
the
pro
proprietor
�
prietor
said
RCMP
were
looking
for
three
youthful
suspects
teresting
part
of
these
statis
statistics
�
tics
is
the
fact
that
1927
had
a
very
hot
summer
with
mean
temperatures
well
above
aver
average
�
age
from
June
to
September
In
1935
too
temperatures
were
slightly
above
normal
In
1946
which
had
a
14
day
spring
dry
spell
temperatures
were
also
slightly
above
normal
Maybe
you
should
buy
that
new
bathing
suit
A
Four
players
and
adirector
will
hold
their
captive
audi
audience
�
ence
captivated
tonight
Captive
audience
is
right
The
four
players
are
members
of
the
Prince
George
Players
and
they
will
be
giving
a
performance
of
the
Mexican
folk
comedy
Tooth
or
Shave
at
the
provincial
jail
at
7
pm
If
you
live
in
the
area
of
King
George
V
school
keep
your
eyes
peeled
for
a
grey
and
black
tiger
striped
pussy
cat
with
four
white
paws
and
a
white
chest
The
furry
feline
has
been
missing
since
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
and
the
children
who
own
him
havent
been
able
to
sleep
or
eat
since
he
disappeared
If
you
see
the
cut
or
know
where
it
is
telephone
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
MARCH
19
1965
Astronauts
Virgil
GusvGrissom
left
and
John
W
Young
pose
in
their
flight
suits
at
the
Manned
Spacecraft
Centre
Clear
Lake
Texas
where
they
are
going
through
rehearsals
for
their
triple
trip
around
the
world
Tuesday
March
23
They
will
be
travelling
in
a
Gemini
capsule
to
be
launched
from
Cape
Kennedy
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WOOLWICH
England
CP
-
A
117
500
Pound
342500
automatic
car
parking
garage
opened
four
years
ago
by
Princess
Margaret
and
hailed
as
the
first
of
its
kind
in
the
world
is
to
be
demolished
It
has
never
worked
1
0
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I
J
MONTH
ASTRONAUTS
LAND
SAFELY
NEAR
MOSCOW
24
Hour
Orbit
Hailed
Triumph
MOSCOW
AP
-
Soviet
spaceship
Voskhad
II
landed
safely
today
west
of
the
Ural
Mountains
after
a
spectacular
24
hour
orbit
during
which
one
of
the
two
cosmonauts
aboard
frolicked
outside
the
craft
There
wero
indications
that
something
went
wrong
in
the
landing
process
The
spaceship
landed
at
102
am
Prince
George
time
near
Perm
west
of
the
Ural
Moun
Mountains
�
tains
and
725
miles
northeast
of
Moscow
This
Is
far
north
of
the
usual
landing
spot
for
Soviet
spaceships
This
fact
and
the
character
of
radio
signals
toward
the
end
of
the
flight
suggested
to
the
Bochum
space
observatory
in
West
Germany
that
the
landing
process
was
irregular
a
Bochum
spokesman
said
Meanwhile
Russian
space
scientist
said
Thursday
the
So
Soviet
�
viet
Union
hopes
to
put
men
on
Federal
Money
Needed
many
seeds
For
New
Water
System
A
water
system
will
cost
the
Nechako
Improvement
District
an
additional
92
250
if
federal
government
financing
is
not
found
Financing
will
be
available
only
if
there
is
enough
money
left
in
the
Municipal
Develop
Development
�
ment
and
Loan
Board
Fund
when
some
150
delinquent
resi
residents
�
dents
pay
all
or
part
of
their
connection
fees
At
a
meeting
in
Victoria
Tuesday
board
chairman
Al
Scott
was
told
the
proposal
has
won
tentative
approval
from
the
provincial
government
sub
ject
to
the
districts
ability
to
obtain
financing
The
government
advised
me
that
it
did
not
know
If
there
was
sufficient
money
left
in
the
MDLB
fund
to
finance
the
scheme
and
without
the
MDLB
money
the
scheme
would
be
economically
unfeasible
at
this
time
said
Mr
Scott
Under
federal
financing
two
thirds
of
the
capital
cost
of
the
scheme
is
put
up
by
the
loan
board
with
the
balance
coming
from
provincial
debentures
Of
the
two
thirds
found
in
the
federal
fund
25
per
cent
or
92250
will
be
forgiven
if
the
project
is
completed
by
March
31
19GC
In
other
words
3G9000
of
the
553500
total
cost
of
the
scheme
can
be
obtained
from
the
MDLB
Provincial
deben
debentures
�
tures
account
for
the
other
184500
Commenting
on
the
present
situation
Mr
Scott
said
If
for
any
reason
the
MDLB
funds
have
been
depleted
and
the
pro
project
�
ject
has
to
be
called
off
the
people
will
have
no
one
to
blame
but
themselves
People
of
the
district
seem
to
think
the
five
trustees
are
capablo
of
doing
miracles
but
without
complete
public
sup
support
�
port
only
so
much
can
be
ac
accomplished
�
complished
he
said
Connection
fees
will
not
al
Plead
Not
Guilty
SOUTHAMPTON
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Reuters
Two
seamen
ap
appeared
�
peared
in
court
here
today
charged
with
stealing
20
bars
of
gold
worth
300000
from
the
liner
Capetown
Castle
on
tho
high
seas
Raymond
Messer
Williams
27
and
Neil
Francis
Hawthorne
28
pleaded
not
guilty
and
wore
ordered
held
in
custody
until
March
20
after
police
opposed
their
plea
for
ball
ways
remain
at
the
present
C0
level
Anyone
who
does
not
pay
before
the
system
goes
in
will
have
to
pay
much
more
for
a
connection
possibly
100
to
120
said
Mr
Scott
The
district
engineer
W
Allan
Kerr
and
Associates
of
Victoria
have
been
instructed
to
submit
final
plans
and
speci
specifications
�
fications
for
design
of
the
system
to
the
government
If
federal
financing
can
be
arranged
in
the
near
future
construction
of
the
water
system
could
begin
at
break
up
said
Mr
Scott
Based
on
the
new
design
water
will
be
pumped
from
a
well
adjacent
to
the
Nechako
River
When
in
Victoria
Mr
Scott
had
discussions
on
the
districts
plans
for
a
centennial
project
He
said
several
ideas
had
already
been
submitted
to
the
board
of
trustees
and
a
com
community
�
munity
effort
would
bo
made
to
find
a
suitable
project
Mr
Scott
also
said
construe-
gBLow
5
High
35
tion
is
continuing
on
the
dis
districts
�
tricts
27000
fire
hall
and
it
is
expected
to
be
completed
in
early
April
A20000flre
truck
is
being
built
and
is
scheduled
to
arrive
when
the
hall
is
com
completed
�
pleted
Resources
MlnlsterWllllston
has
agreed
to
attend
the
opening
ceremonies
for
the
new
hall
IN
THE
LEGISLATURE
There
are
still
plenty
of
free
Columbine
seeds
avail
available
�
able
from
Citizen
gardening
columnist
Allc
Wolzcuk
Mrs
Wolczuk
made
the
offer
to
her
readers
earlier
this
week
and
dozens
of
re
requests
�
quests
have
come
in
All
she
asks
is
tint
re
requests
�
quests
contain
a
stamped
self
-
addressed
envelope
Address
the
inquiries
to
The
Gardening
Editor
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Citi
Citizen
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zen
Drawer
578
Prince
George
Ferry
to
Inaugurate
Two
New
BC
Judges
Judge
W
D
Ferry
of
Wil
Williams
�
liams
Lake
will
officiate
at
in
inauguration
�
auguration
ceremonies
for
two
fellow
county
court
judges
in
Prince
George
Monday
He
will
swear
in
Judge
C
W
Morrow
as
judge
of
the
County
Court
of
Yale
Judge
Morrow
currently
is
in
Cariboo
County
Court
at
Prince
George
and
will
be
transferred
to
Vernon
Judge
Ferry
also
will
swear
in
Russel
W
Kennedy
as
Judge
of
the
Cariboo
County
Court
The
ceremony
will
be
held
in
courtroom
A
in
the
provincial
Building
on
Third
Ave
at
11
am
Monday
Mr
Kennedy
is
a
senior
part
partner
�
ner
in
the
Kamloops
law
firm
of
Kennedy
Andrews
and
Taylor
H
MA
mmk
rLL
iM
W
D
FERRY
to
officiate
the
moon
in
the
not
distant
future
Vasily
Seleznev
a
doctor
of
technology
with
expert
knowl
knowledge
�
edge
of
the
Soviet
space
pro
program
�
gram
made
this
comment
in
discussing
the
significance
of
a
venture
outside
his
space
spaceship
�
ship
by
cosmonaut
Alexel
Leo
no
v
The
venture
was
made
with
the
prospect
in
view
that
in
the
future
cosmonauts
will
take
part
in
assemblying
space
spaceships
�
ships
Seleznev
said
in
a
tele
televised
�
vised
press
conference
There
may
also
arise
the
need
for
repairing
the
craft
and
what
is
most
important
there
is
the
prospect
of
travel
to
other
planets
The
target
before
us
now
Is
the
moon
and
we
hope
to
reach
it
in
the
not
distant
future
The
voskhod
II
capsule
landed
with
Col
Pavel
Belxayev
and
Lt
-
Col
Alexei
Leonov
after
successfully
completing
an
ex
experiment
�
periment
that
meant
another
step
toward
travel
to
the
moon
The
spaceship
was
in
orbit
24
hours
during
which
time
Leonov
left
the
ship
and
fro
frolicked
�
licked
in
space
for
10
minutes
The
time
the
spacecraft
was
aloft
indicated
it
had
completed
17
orbits
and
was
on
its
18th
when
it
landed
The
landing
of
the
two
cosmo
cosmonauts
�
nauts
Inside
their
spaceship
fol
followed
�
lowed
the
pattern
of
the
Vosk
Voskhod
�
hod
I
the
first
multl
manned
Soylet
capsule
named
with
the
Russian
word
for
sunrise
It
spent
24
hours
In
orbit
last
Oct
12
13
Earlier
Soviet
space
flights
in
the
Vostok
East
series
of
cap-
sules
required
the
cosmonauts
to
parachute
from
the
craft
But
the
Voskhod
series
is
equipped
for
soft
landings
on
retroactive
Jets
a
report
of
Voskhod
I
said
The
Tass
announcement
of
the
landing
said
Their
program
of
scientific
experiments
was
carried
out
in
full
A
complex
experiment
was
made
successfully
during
the
flight
opening
a
new
stage
in
mans
conquest
of
space
Acos
monaut
dressed
in
a
special
space
suit
with
an
autonomous
life
support
system
floated
freely
In
outer
space
The
data
received
during
the
flight
of
Voskhod
II
are
be
being
�
ing
tabulated
and
analyzed
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LESTER
B
PEARSON
unconditional
Govt
Grants
1
0
Million
To
Council
OTTAWA
CP
A
10
million
government
grant
to
the
Canada
Council
was
an
announced
�
nounced
in
the
Commons
today
by
Prime
Minister
Pearson
He
said
the
councils
income
has
not
increased
materially
since
the
public
body
was
set
up
by
parliament
in
1957
to
foster
development
of
the
arts
humanities
and
social
sciences
Mr
Pearson
said
an
uncon
unconditional
�
ditional
grant
for
10
million
will
be
included
in
the
govern
governments
�
ments
final
set
of
spending
estimates
for
the
current
fiscal
year
which
ends
March
31
The
money
will
be
used
to
help
the
council
meet
its
minimum
re
requirements
�
quirements
in
the
next
few
years
Pulp
Word
Not
All
Joy
Intercontinental
Pulp
Co
Ltd
did
not
Jump
with
Joy
after
hearing
Resources
Minister
Willistons
announcement
of
timber
allocations
for
its
mill
at
Prince
George
While
the
ministers
deci
decision
�
sion
does
not
grant
to
Intercon
Intercontinental
�
tinental
the
pulpwood
harvesting
rights
in
all
of
the
areas
applied
for
it
nevertheless
merits
our
serious
consideration
said
L
L
G
Bentley
chairman
of
In
tercontintals
board
of
direc
directors
�
tors
Intercontinental
is
a
joint
venture
of
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
and
Feldmuhle
AG
a
West
German
group
The
mill
would
be
built
on
the
PG
Pulp
site
Best
Laid
Plans
of
Mice
and
Men
Thursday
saw
a
land
deal
exposed
and
red
-
neck
cab
cabinet
�
inet
minister
cut
down
to
size
Dave
Barrett
NDP
Dewdney
smoked
out
the
land
deal
in
which
a
section
of
parkland
In
West
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Is
in
process
of
be
being
�
ing
turned
over
to
promot
promoters
�
ers
with
close
government
connections
In
1944
Premier
Johnllart
traded
forest
land
in
the
Sayward
Island
district
for
the
Cypress
Bowl
in
West
Vancouver
This
land
was
intended
to
be
parkland
in
perpet
perpetuity
�
uity
I
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C
V-
MR
SPEAKER
Last
June
a
company
known
as
Alpine
Outdoor
Recreations
Ltd
applied
for
480
acres
of
the
Cypress
Bowl
for
a
housing
develop
development
�
ment
Barrett
wrote
to
Mr
Kier
nan
minister
of
parks
and
recreation
protesting
the
deal
and
pointing
out
that
the
order-in-council
author
authorizing
�
izing
the
land
trade
clearly
stated
the
Intention
of
the
Hart
government
to
make
the
Cypress
Bowl
provincial
parkland
Mr
Kiernan
replied
to
Barrett
last
December
stat
stating
�
ing
that
it
was
not
the
in
intention
�
tention
to
make
the
Cypress
Bowl
parkland
Barrett
presented
the
house
with
newspaper
stor
stories
�
ies
and
the
original
order-in-council
proving
that
he
was
right
and
the
intention
clearly
was
to
make
it
park
land
The
story
in
the
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Sun
of
April
27
1944
was
headed
Hollyburn
Ridge
Saved
From
Axe
and
ex
explained
�
plained
the
government
had
acquired
the
land
as
a
park
in
perpetuity
In
spite
of
this
proof
Mr
Kiernan
persisted
with
the
view
the
present
govern
government
�
ment
could
dispose
of
the
land
as
it
saw
fit
This
brought
a
vitriolic
attack
on
the
government
by
Barrett-
supported
by
other
op
opposition
�
position
members
including
accusations
that
parkland
was
being
handed
over
to
private
promoters
who
were
close
friends
of
the
government
They
stood
to
make
a
20
fold
profit
Who
were
these
men
Barrett
named
two
One
was
Bill
Clancy
long
longtime
�
time
public
relations
manfor
the
Bennett
government
An
Another
�
other
was
Fred
Dietrich
recently
proposed
by
Prem
Premier
�
ier
Bennett
as
a
director
of
the
Bennett
Bank
BY
KEN
MclVOR
Speaking
in
support
of
Gordon
Gibsons
pitch
to
get
more
revenue
from
crown
forest
lands
Dr
Pat
Mc
Geer
described
a
deal
recently
made
by
the
city
of
Long
Beach
California
part
of
which
sits
on
top
of
an
oil
pool
and
a
con
consortium
�
sortium
of
five
of
the
worlds
largest
oil
companies
The
oil
pool
is
estimated
to
be
worth
12
billion
dol
dollars
�
lars
The
city
and
State
of
Cali
California
�
fornia
Goint
owners
recent
recently
�
ly
invited
bids
to
develop
the
oil
field
on
a
new
basis
They
asked
what
percent
percentage
�
age
of
profits
on
its
sale
the
bidder
would
bo
willing
to
turn
over
to
the
city
and
state
First
bid
from
the
big
oil
outfits
was
best
They
offer
offered
�
ed
98
per
cent
of
profits
on
the
oil
sale
It
was
ex
explained
�
plained
they
wanted
the
oil
for
their
refineries
and
were
satisfied
to
take
their
major
profit
from
that
end
Why
asked
McGeer
did
not
the
BC
government
try
a
new
approach
of
this
sort
in
offering
crown
forests
for
harvest
Where
on
earth
did
you
go
to
school
demanded
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Campbell
And
for
that
matter
where
did
Gordon
Gibson
go
to
school
McGeer
Mr
Gibson
did
not
go
to
school
as
long
as
you
did
Until
recently
you
were
a
school
teacher
But
Ill
tell
you
something
Mr
Minister
You
would
be
a
very
foolish
man
indeed
to
try
to
take
him
on
in
any
business
deal
and
I
think
you
know
it
only
too
well