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THE
WORLD
TODAY
FORT
NELSON
CP
-
An
American
airman
Master
Ser
Sergeant
�
geant
Kenneth
Keen
missing
for
a
week
in
his
light
Piper
aircraft
was
spotted
alive
and
apparently
unharmed
at
noon
today
by
an
RCAF
Albatross
in
remote
bush
country
58
miles
west
of
Watson
Lake
A
report
from
the
pilot
of
the
rescue
craft
said
Sergeant
Keens
air
aircraft
�
craft
had
crashed
in
the
area
which
is
1200
miles
northwest
of
Edmonton
Enters
Fight
SANTO
DOMINGO
AP
Tho
Dominican
Navy
has
entered
the
changing
political
picture
in
the
Dominican
Republic
Ships
started
bombarding
the
water
waterfront
�
front
of
Santo
Domingo
today
as
the
navy
threw
Its
weight
behind
those
forces
opposing
the
return
to
power
of
former
President
Juan
Bosch
Buckle
Bridge
SAIGON
AP
US
Air
Force
jets
after
two
unsuccessful
tries
hit
the
Dai
Due
Thon
bridge
in
North
Viet
Nam
today
and
buckled
one
of
its
three
spans
a
US
militaryspokesmansaid
The
bridge
spans
a
river
in
a
fairly
deep
valley
160
miles
south
of
Hanoi
It
withstood
two
previous
poundings
by
air
force
Jets
one
Monday
Soviets
Agree
PARE
AP
-
The
Soviet
Union
agreed
today
to
a
French
proposal
to
call
a
five
power
conference
on
disarmament
to
include
the
worlds
atomic
pow
powers
�
ers
highly
reliable
French
sources
reported
Sources
said
Foreign
Minister
Gromyko
agreed
to
the
French
proposal
in
his
second
series
of
talks
with
French
Foreign
Minister
Maurice
Couve
do
Murvllle
Acres
Flooded
EMERSON
ManCP-Thou-sands
of
acres
of
farm
land
Inundated
15
miles
north
of
here
as
backup
water
from
the
swol
swollen
�
len
Red
River
played
havoc
with
its
tributaries
Highway
97
Washed
Out
Two
sections
of
Highway
97
between
Quesnel
and
Williams
Lake
have
been
washed
out
by
rising
water
Department
of
Highways
said
this
morning
The
sections
located
at
Deep
Creek
14
miles
north
of
Williams
Lake
and
McLeese
Creek
south
of
Quesnel
will
be
spanned
by
construction
of
120
feet
of
Bailey
bridge
The
road
was
expected
to
be
open
by
2
pm
a
spokesman
said
In
Williams
Lake
the
pump
pumping
�
ing
station
and
sewage
lagoon
have
been
sandbagged
to
pre
prevent
�
vent
damage
from
the
rising
Fraser
River
f
Lands
and
Forests
Mlnls
ter
Ray
Williston
apolo
apologized
�
gized
this
morning
to
dele
delegates
�
gates
at
the
Canadian
Forestry
Association
-
Northern
Interior
Lumbermens
Association
fire
control
course
for
being
24
hours
late
to
address
them
I
thought
the
premier
was
coming
in
about
noon
yesterday
he
said
When
I
heard
in
the
morning
that
he
was
already
here
I
just
took
off
and
forgot
about
the
fire
control
course
f
Father
G
Clenaghan
of
Prince
George
College
will
be
heading
for
England
this
summer
seeking
support
for
the
burgeoning
institution
Its
a
self
help
staff
but
expansion
requires
funds
and
constant
beating
of
bushes
to
back
up
the
growth
Quinson
ElementarySchool
9
is
a
perfect
example
of
the
growth
rate
here
It
began
as
a
four
room
school
but
before
the
Initial
stage
was
completed
school
board
asked
the
contractor
to
add
two
more
rooms
Last
year
a
further
two
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See
more
budget
stories
on
page
9
Our
national
economy
Is
moving
ahead
in
a
satisfactory
way
and
we
now
are
able
to
lead
from
strength
said
Mr
Gordon
as
he
spoke
to
a
sparsely
filled
chamber
of
MPs
and
packed
galleries
The
time
call
for
an
expansionary
approach
in
our
financial
and
economic
affairs
Consequently
this
Is
a
growth
budget
But
Opposition
spokesmen
didnt
see
it
that
way
Practically
meaningless
said
Opposition
Leader
Diefen
baker
It
is
an
abdication
of
re
responsibility
�
sponsibility
said
Colin
Cam
Cameron
�
eron
financial
critic
of
the
New
Democratic
party
Creditiste
Leader
Caouette
said
the
tax
cut
was
intended
to
fool
the
public
A
married
taxpayer
with
two
children
earning
3000
would
save
only
3
this
year
Social
Credit
Leader
Thomp
Thompson
�
son
said
the
budget
was
an
Im
Improvement
�
provement
but
he
had
hoped
for
a
balance
Two
Bit
Cut
Former
Conservative
finance
minister
George
Nowlan
said
This
Is
a
two
bit
reduction
by
the
two
bit
boys
The
income
tax
cuts
repre
represent
�
sent
the
first
reduction
in
the
rates
since
the
1957
budget
Mr
Gordon
said
they
would
en
encourage
�
courage
and
stimulate
our
working
force
including
those
in
management
and
the
profes
professionsupon
�
sionsupon
whose
efforts
our
prosperity
and
progress
de
depend
�
pend
After
July
1
the
10
per
cent
cut
will
apply
In
full
to
virtually
all
taxpayers
earning
less
than
20000
a
year
But
because
the
reductions
are
limited
to
600
in
a
full
year
those
earning
abovo
20000
or
thereabouts
will
enjoy
a
smaller
percentage
cut
Federal
revenue
from
per
personal
�
sonal
income
taxes
will
be
low
lowered
�
ered
by
127
per
cent
under
the
e
T
O
MOGENSEN
financial
secretary
Appoints
Secretary
Appointed
IWA
financial
sec
secretary
�
retary
to
succeed
Ron
Tweedie
is
TO
Mogensen
who
has
been
a
member
of
Local
1
424
for
14
years
Mr
Tweedie
a
city
alderman
resigned
to
accept
a
post
with
Canadian
Labor
Congress
here
The
appointment
of
Mr
Mogensen
was
announced
by
IWA
President
Ross
Inglls
to
be
effective
May
1
The
new
local
1
424
financial
secretary
has
held
many
execu
executive
�
tive
positions
with
the
union
He
has
been
sub
local
secretary
trustee
for
four
years
shop
steward
and
served
a
two
year
term
as
vice
president
Married
with
two
children
Mr
Mogensen
has
been
an
em
employee
�
ployee
of
BC
Spruce
Sales
for
13
years
itizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGEbRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
APRIL
27
1965
v
OPPOSITION
COOL
CUT
TAX
TAKE
WALTER
GORDON
this
time
calm
North
Pulp
Rail
Route
Predicted
A
PGE
extension
from
Ken
Kennedy
�
nedy
Siding
to
the
south
end
of
Peace
power
lake
was
predicted
here
Monday
Premier
Bennett
and
two
of
his
top
advisors
will
recom
recommend
�
mend
work
begin
this
summer
on
the
line
from
Kennedy
Sid
Siding
�
ing
about
ilOO
miles
north
of
Prince
George
Mr
Bennett
president
of
the
PGE
said
Monday
that
after
consultation
with
executive
vice
president
Elnar
Gunder
sen
and
vice
president
and
gen
general
�
eral
manager
J
S
Broadbent
he
was
prepared
to
recommend
the
extension
which
will
serve
the
proposed
Alexandria
and
Cattermole
pulp
mills
The
premier
added
he
and
the
two
vice
presidents
also
would
recommend
surveys
to
extend
rails
from
Summit
Lake
70
miles
to
Takla
Landing
Mr
Bennett
said
these
rails
wo
hope
const
ruction
will
start
in
1966
ultimately
would
lead
into
Alaska
He
said
survey
and
extension
50
miles
north
of
Fort
St
John
also
would
be
recommended
These
rails
would
take
the
PGE
into
the
Murdale
and
Beat
River
area
a
step
in
the
drive
toward
Fort
Nelson
All
these
extensions
fit
in
with
our
plan
to
make
Prince
George
the
great
centre
city
of
British
Columbia
said
the
premier
The
railways
operating
headquarters
will
be
moved
here
from
the
Lower
Mainland
this
year
rooms
were
added
and
now
eight
more
will
be
built
to
com
complete
�
plete
the
school
as
an
integrat
integrated
�
ed
unit
which
will
include
a
library
and
activity
room
Last
night
the
final
contract
was
let
to
II
Ericson
and
Sons
Ltd
for
238189
Angry
father
of
a
couple
of
v
children
phoned
to
report
a
yellow
vehicle
which
speeded
through
the
Sacred
Heart
school
zone
The
car
turned
down
Elm
St
and
stopped
In
a
yard
I
cant
see
that
rushing
home
is
that
impor
important
�
tant
said
the
caller
Those
slow
zones
are
there
for
a
purpose
and
I
dont
like
persons
who
abuse
them
The
licence
number
was
noted
Couple
of
Citizen
reporters
decided
to
see
what
Barker
vllle
is
like
in
the
off
offseason
�
season
and
arrived
back
shaken
to
the
core
by
the
road
Undoubtedly
said
one
the
early
Cariboo
wagons
did
all
right
on
this
road
But
I
think
Its
about
time
somebody
brought
that
road
Into
the
20th
Century
and
began
straightening
out
those
hairpin
curves
and
paved
it
It
isnt
a
new
thought
though
Someone
has
painted
on
a
rock
overlooking
it
infoot
high
letters
This
road
is
for
the
birds
Highway
department
knows
it
and
is
working
on
improvement
The
seasonal
complaint
is
break
up
woe
First
Reduction
In
Last
8
Years
OTTAWA
CP
-
Finance
Minister
Gordon
brought
down
what
he
termed
an
expansionary
budget
Monday
with
a
10
per
cent
cut
in
personal
income
taxes
and
plans
for
the
formation
of
a
billion
dollar
development
corporation
The
tax
cuts
take
effect
July
1
so
the
effective
reduction
in
1965
will
be
five
per
cent
Without
tax
cuts
he
said
the
budget
would
be
a
restraining
influence
So
he
put
his
main
ex
expansionary
�
pansionary
lever
the
tax
cuts
in
the
hands
of
the
Canadian
taxpayers
who
will
have
an
additional
1
70000000
to
spend
this
year
and
265000000
in
1
966
There
were
no
other
major
tax
changes
in
Mr
Gordons
third
budget
The
lower
revenue
from
in
income
�
come
taxes
will
push
the
pre
predicted
�
dicted
budgetary
deficit
up
to
300000000
in
the
current
fis
fiscal
�
cal
year
ending
March
31
1966
Last
year
he
estimated
that
1964
65
would
end
with
adeflclt
of
455000000
but
the
booming
economy
pared
it
to
83
000000
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The
othe
r
ke
y
announcement
in
the
budget
involved
plans
to
establish
the
Canada
Develop
Development
�
ment
Corporation
originally
promised
in
the
1963
Liberal
election
campaign
and
revived
in
the
recent
throne
speech
Shares
5
Each
Mr
Gordon
said
the
corpora
corporation
�
tion
with
1000000000
worth
of
capital
will
enable
Canadians
to
invest
5
a
share
in
Cana
dlanbusiness
enterprises
Some
Crown
corporations
including
profitable
Polymer
Corp
will
be
taken
over
by
the
new
or
organization
�
ganization
arrangement
because
the
10
per
cent
reduction
is
to
apply
to
individuals
in
all
provinces
Budget
Highlights
By
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
Personal
income
tax
reduced
10
per
cent
effective
July
1
limited
to
600
maximum
annual
cut
for
individual
Establishment
of
Canada
De
Development
�
velopment
Corporation
to
raise
1000000000
from
govern
government
�
ment
and
public
for
Investment
in
industrial
expansion
shares
5
each
Full
deduction
of
trade
union
dues
allowable
without
affecting
standard
100
deduction
as
for
formerly
�
merly
Taxes
on
liquor
beer
wine
and
tobacco
unchanged
Deficit
of
300000000
fore
forecast
�
cast
for
1965
66
fiscal
year
on
revenues
of
7350000000
and
expenditures
of
7650000000
Lump
sum
payments
on
ter
termination
�
mination
of
employment
to
be
classed
as
non
taxable
if
trans
transferred
�
ferred
to
pension
retirement
savings
or
deferred
profit
sharing
plans
Trustees
of
pension
funds
retirement
savings
plan
and
deferred
profit
sharing
plans
required
to
report
annually
to
tax
authorities
w
FIRST
FOREST
FIRE
FOR
65
The
first
forest
fire
in
1965
has
hit
the
Fort
Nel
Nelson
�
son
area
BC
Forest
Service
chief
protection
officer
Frank
Tannock
in
Prince
George
said
this
morning
aircraft
would
be
sent
out
to
assess
the
fire
reported
by
a
ranger
in
the
area
Mr
Tannock
said
no
de
details
�
tails
would
be
available
un
until
�
til
return
of
the
aircraft
Phone
564
2441
i
immvf
Mcculloch
Boats
and
Motors
Motors
from
3
hp
to
75
hp
Boat
from
11
ft
to
1
9
ft
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and
Fibreglats
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Power
Saw
Sales
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I
The
tree
is
gone
but
for
Michael
Lindelauf
13
it
holds
grim
thoughts
of
the
minutes
Sunday
he
became
a
human
conductor
for
65000
volts
of
electricity
Michael
had
climbed
the
tree
in
pursuit
of
a
piece
of
string
His
hand
and
both
feet
were
badly
burned
when
he
somehow
got
the
hand
on
the
high
tension
wire
The
tree
at
the
boys
home
1510
Fir
St
was
cut
down
by
hydro
crews
today
Commends
Forest
Industry
For
Course
Participation
Lands
and
forests
minister
Ray
Williston
today
commended
the
forest
industry
for
participating
so
fully
in
the
two
day
fire
control
course
sponsored
by
the
Canadian
Forestry
Association
and
the
Northern
In
Interior
�
terior
Lumbermans
Association
The
job
you
are
doing
is
one
of
the
finest
examples
of
self-
Prince
George
Air
Cadets
will
mark
Air
Cadet
Week
with
their
annual
sale
of
first
aid
kits
to
raise
funds
for
the
years
program
Door-to-door
sales
take
place
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
and
Thursday
evening
interest
in
your
work
inBC
Mr
Williston
told
the
52
dele
delegates
�
gates
who
registered
for
the
course
Monday
The
industry
here
has
be
become
�
come
alive
to
its
responsibili
responsibilities
�
ties
and
to
a
better
program
of
fire
controland
co
ordination
Mr
Williston
called
for
in
increasing
�
creasing
vigilance
in
the
indus
industry
�
try
because
of
the
greater
utili
utilization
�
zation
of
the
forests
We
are
protecting
areas
we
have
never
protected
before
the
minister
said
Mr
Williston
noted
his
de
department
�
partment
received
a
big
boost
in
budget
this
year
adding
the
increase
probably
would
meet
only
Increased
demands
for
protection
and
speedy
suppres
suppression
�
sion
of
fires
City
Firm
Builds
Road
A
3699609
contract
has
been
awarded
Mid
West
Con
Construction
�
struction
of
Prinae
George
for
work
along
a
section
of
the
North
Thompson
Highway
and
Highway
16
Bids
were
opened
two
weeks
ago
a
Midwest
spokesman
said
The
section
under
the
bid
is
14
miles
of
the
North
Thomp
Thompson
�
son
Highway
No
D
from
dis
district
�
trict
lot
5666
to
Tet
Jaune
Cache
and
17
miles
of
the
Nor
Northern
�
thern
Trans
Provincial
High
Highway
�
way
No
16
from
Tete
Jauno
Cache
to
the
Alberta
border
Work
is
to
begin
immediately
The
bids
were
granted
under
a
four
year
contract
for
comple
completion
�
tion
of
the
two
sections
He
commented
aircraft
have
made
revolutionary
changes
in
fire
fighting
but
he
added
a
word
of
warning
about
their
use
Lets
not
kid
ourselves
the
minister
said
TO
CHOOSE
SITE
EAGLE
LAKE
EXECUTIVES
G
S
Brownridge
is
Vice
President
and
General
Man
Manager
�
ager
of
Eagle
Lake
Sawmills
Ltd
not
as
was
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incorrectly
�
rectly
stated
in
The
Citizen
Monday
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Hilton
Mr
Hilton
is
manager
of
Shelley
Division
of
Eagle
Lake
Sawmills
School
Board
Tour
Of
Mud
River
Area
Members
of
the
Prince
George
District
School
Board
will
tour
the
Mud
River
area
west
of
Prince
Georee
soon
to
decide
where
a
new
junior
high
school
will
be
built
to
serve
the
fast
developing
area
District
superintendent
Dave
Todd
suggested
the
tour
after
lengthy
discussion
on
tho
subject
at
Monday
nights
reg
regular
�
ular
board
meeting
A
site
on
the
Blackwater
Road
earlier
had
been
suggest
suggested
�
ed
but
trustee
Robert
Range
said
a
high
voltage
power
line
in
the
area
makes
it
totally
unsuitable
as
a
location
for
a
Junior
high
school
Looking
Into
the
future
it
could
make
reception
poor
for
television
which
one
day
may
be
part
of
school
teaching
he
said
He
suggested
a
Junior
high
ad
addition
�
dition
could
be
built
at
the
Van
way
Elementary
School
He
also
suggested
two
port
portable
�
able
school
buildings
could
be
set
up
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Wagon
Wheel
Cafe
for
anothor
elementary
school
and
the
Upper
Mud
River
School
could
be
closed
There
are
20
child
children
�
ren
boarding
school
buses
at
the
Wagon
Wheel
and
travel
travelling
�
ling
to
Vanway
There
are
two
spare
port
portable
�
able
classrooms
available
now
he
added
Trustee
Harold
Moffat
said
any
new
school
should
be
built
equidistant
from
Western
Acres
subdivision
and
the
Lafrenlere
subdivision
No
action
will
be
taken
un
until
�
til
aftor
the
board
tour
of
the1
area
Chairman
Jim
Elliott
said
it
is
time
the
board
also
start
started
�
ed
thinking
about
school
accom
accommodation
�
modation
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the
Spruceland
and
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In
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city
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we
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get
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soon
were
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to
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caught
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said
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