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Nick
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19
appeared
In
magistrates
court
here
today
on
a
charge
of
capital
murder
In
connection
with
the
shooting
death
Sunday
night
of
Ted
Dennis
17
A
date
for
preliminary
hear
hearing
�
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was
not
set
and
Nickal
was
remanded
in
custody
Police
said
Dennis
was
shot
In
the
chest
at
the
Morlcetown
Indian
reservation
about
20
miles
west
of
here
Police
have
not
released
any
details
of
the
alleged
shooting
which
occurred
at
930
pm
Sunday
Big
Success
SAIGON
CP
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marines
have
scored
their
biggest
suc
success
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of
the
Viet
Nam
war
kill
killing
�
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80
Viet
Cong
and
wounding
60
others
with
artillery
fire
But
eight
US
marines
were
lost
Sunday
in
a
helicopter
collision
over
the
South
China
Sea
Protest
Ends
COMOX
CP
A
sitdown
demonstration
by
a
group
of
pacifists
who
planned
to
march
onto
an
RCAF
station
near
here
ended
Sunday
without
incident
About
40
demonstrators
spent
Saturday
night
in
light
bedrolls
unrolled
outside
the
main
gate
of
the
Comox
air
force
installa
installation
�
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protesting
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ac
acceptance
�
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of
US
nuclear
war
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Followers
of
rebel
leader
Col
Francisco
Caamano
Deno
pre
predicted
�
dicted
an
outbreak
of
violence
today
if
the
rival
junta
govern
government
�
ment
of
national
reconstruc
reconstruction
�
tion
goes
ahead
with
plans
for
a
meeting
in
the
northern
cof
coffee
�
fee
-growing
town
of
Moca
Rebel
sources
said
the
sup
supporters
�
porters
of
Gen
Antonio
Imbert
Barrera
intended
to
hold
a
Christian
rally
in
the
town
against
the
wishes
of
the
local
priest
Storyteller
Dies
HAMPDEN
Mass
CP
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W
Burgess
91
who
created
the
Old
Briar
Patch
series
of
stories
for
his
sons
bedtime
and
saw
them
develop
into
an
imaginary
world
of
na
nature
�
ture
enjoyed
by
millions
of
readers
died
late
Saturday
night
Burgess
wrote
thousands
of
stories
about
Peter
Rabbit
and
his
friends
in
the
Old
Briar
Patch
but
he
created
them
originally
to
delight
his
son
who
loved
to
be
put
to
sleep
with
a
bedtime
tale
Durocher
Caught
MONTREAL
CP
-
Four
morality
squad
police
officers
carried
out
a
lightning
raid
Friday
which
netted
them
Andre
Durocher
who
scaled
the
wall
of
Montreals
Bordeaux
jail
March
2
with
narcotics
suspect
Luclen
Rivard
Feather
In
the
bonnet
of
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
was
her
election
as
vice
presi
president
�
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of
the
North
Central
BC
Municipal
Association
at
its
annual
meeting
in
Quesnel
Shes
the
only
gal
on
the
exec
executive
�
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headed
by
Tom
Smith
of
Kltlmat
who
was
unanimously
returned
as
president
Prince
Georges
all
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located
at
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the
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British
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Mummery
Missing
An
RC
MP
tracking
dog
sent
to
the
scene
Saturday
failed
to
turn
up
any
trace
of
a
Prince
George
man
who
Is
missing
in
heavy
bushland
east
of
the
city
Bill
Mummery
who
operates
a
car
wash
was
re
reported
�
ported
missing
Wednesday
and
a
search
Thursday
lo
located
�
cated
his
car
parked
on
the
Foreman
Road
eight
miles
east
of
Prince
George
The
tracking
dog
was
brought
in
from
Kamloops
Friday
and
searched
the
area
Friday
night
and
all
day
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
without
success
A
foot
search
by
RCMP
and
civilians
Saturday
found
footprints
leading
to
the
Fra
ser
River
200
yards
from
where
the
car
was
parked
but
there
vanished
Mr
Mummery
is
married
and
has
a
family
and
is
the
leader
of
a
Cub
Pack
A
34-year-old
truck
driver
was
killed
when
his
gasoline
filled
tanker
truck
exploded
after
going
Into
a
ditch
20
miles
south
of
Quesnel
Saturday
The
dead
woman
was
thrown
from
the
small
foreign
model
car
in
which
whe
was
a
pas
passenger
�
senger
after
it
went
out
of
control
while
passing
another
auto
Police
said
she
is
believed
to
have
drowned
in
the
creek
An
RCMP
spokesman
said
the
car
driven
by
Wesley
Gemmall
of
Victoria
hit
a
soft
shoulder
while
passing
another
car
hit
the
other
car
and
flipped
down
the
embankment
Mr
Gemmall
was
not
Injured
in
the
accident
which
occurred
at
8
pm
Sunday
Killed
In
the
tanker
explosion
was
John
Alexander
Mcintosh
of
Coquitlam
BC
A
Quesnel
RCMP
member
said
he
didnt
have
a
chance
to
escape
when
his
truck
which
was
carrying
between
5500
and
6800
gallons
of
gasoline
turned
over
In
the
ditch
after
leaving
the
road
The
cause
of
the
5
a
m
acci
accident
�
dent
Is
not
known
The
truck
burned
five
hours
after
tho
explosion
The
accident
was
oneof
seven
In
the
Quesnel
area
during
the
weekend
In
Vancouver
a
car
struck
and
killed
Reginald
Thorpe
79
as
he
crossed
a
corner
Dennis
Carpenter
19
was
killed
Sunday
when
his
car
rolled
onto
him
while
he
was
working
on
a
wheel
The
car
apparently
slipped
off
a
ramp
when
one
of
the
supporting
logs
gave
way
A
companion
barelv
escaDed
injury
by
rolling
away
seconds
before
the
car
pinned
Carpenter
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head
on
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JUNE
7
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miles
west
of
Quesnel
at
130
am
Sunday
sent
five
persons
including
four
from
one
family
to
hospital
and
wrecked
the
car
and
pickup
truck
Involved
In
poor
condition
in
Quesnel
Hospital
is
Ronald
Inscho
of
Quesnel
who
was
the
driver
of
the
pickup
which
collided
with
a
car
driven
by
Charles
Garland
also
of
Quesnel
Mr
Garland
received
facial
lacerations
bruises
and
a
broken
leg
in
the
accident
while
his
wife
Lillian
and
their
two
children
received
multiple
3
Juveniles
On
Probation
Three
juveniles
who
led
police
on
a
bullet
punctuated
car
chase
and
manhunt
In
early
March
have
been
put
on
proba
probation
�
tion
for
two
years
The
youths
two
17
and
the
other
16
will
be
returned
to
their
parents
on
the
Lower
Mainland
They
have
been
held
In
custody
since
they
were
cap
captured
�
tured
In
heavy
bush
near
Fort
St
James
The
judgment
was
handed
down
Friday
by
Magistrate
J
H
Kenney
in
Prince
George
The
juveniles
faced
10
charges
each
ranging
from
armed
robbery
to
shooting
a
firearm
while
escaping
arrest
They
were
sentenced
to
two
years
probation
on
each
charge
but
the
sentences
will
run
con
concurrently
�
currently
They
stole
three
cars
in
including
�
cluding
a
police
cruiser
while
making
their
escape
to
the
Fort
St
James
area
They
were
forced
into
bushland
after
aban
abandoning
�
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their
hostage
and
re
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in
the
bush
until
they
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the
next
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J
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BIRTHDAY
Granny
Seymour
sat
up
In
bed
Saturday
and
talked
of
trapping
for
furs
between
Fort
George
and
Six
Mile
Lake
back
in
the
1870s
She
was
a
young
woman
in
her
20s
a
mother
and
although
she
didnt
know
It
then
she
someday
would
be
become
�
come
a
living
history
book
Granny
as
most
people
affectionately
call
Margaret
Seymour
wascelebratingher
113th
birthday
Saturday
More
than
60
friends
and
relatives
dropped
aioundto
the
cozy
bungalow
where
Granny
lives
with
friends
In
South
Fort
George
Among
well
wishers
were
Prime
Minister
Lester
B
Pearson
and
Queen
Eliza
Elizabeth
�
beth
They
sent
telegrams
of
congratulations
tothewomnn
believed
to
have
been
lorn
at
Fort
St
James
June
5
1852
almost
20
years
be
before
�
fore
B
C
became
a
pro
vince
However
only
three
weeks
ago
some
doubt
arose
to
Grannys
age
A
woman
who
claims
she
is
Grannys
half
slstei
said
Granny
is
really
between
115
and
120
ye
rs
old
The
Prime
Minister
In
his
telegram
told
Gunny
Permit
me
to
join
with
youi
family
and
many
friends
In
extending
warm
congrat
congratulations
�
ulations
on
the
celebrating
of
your
113th
birthday
May
peace
and
contentment
be
youis
in
abundant
measure
Kindest
personal
regards
And
from
the
Queens
pri
private
�
vate
secretary
The
Queen
is
much
In
Interested
�
terested
that
you
are
cele
celebrating
�
brating
your
113th
birthday
and
sends
you
warm
con
congratulations
�
gratulations
and
good
wishes
on
this
remarkable
oc
occasion
�
casion
The
grand
old
lady
whose
mother
was
an
Indian
prin
princess
�
cess
attributes
her
long
life
to
eating
the
right
kind
of
food
and
good
outdoor
living
Good
pure
food
such
as
wild
meat
and
fish
which
Granny
still
liks
toeitonre
In
a
while
is
the
secret
of
her
long
life
said
Ml
s
Edgar
Richatd
the
woman
who
cares
for
Granny
Mrs
Richard
also
sild
Granny
uses
wild
roots
to
keep
her
health
and
con
continues
�
tinues
to
wash
her
grey
eyes
with
juice
from
the
bear
berry
bush
It
clears
her
eyes
right
up
Mis
Richard
said
Granny
distrusts
modern
medicines
and
claims
mo
modern
�
dern
preparations
spoil
the
puie
medicine
from
roots
and
lieibs
There
must
be
something
to
it
for
Granny
was
up
at
730
am
Satuiday
to
start
receiving
her
friends
and
shaie
a
piece
ofblithdiy
cake
with
them
Despite
a
lecent
bout
of
flu
the
grand
old
woman
was
lively
and
she
couldnt
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JUMPS
GUN
Tanker
truck
carrying
gasoline
burst
into
flames
when
it
left
the
highway
south
of
Quesnel
Saturday
incinerating
driver
John
Alexander
Mcintosh
of
Coquitlam
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Others
Hurt
In
Rash
of
Accidents
A
rash
of
serious
traffic
accidents
in
Central
BC
during
the
weekend
killed
two
persons
and
injured
sev
several
�
eral
others
A
Vancouver
Island
woman
whose
name
is
being
withheld
by
police
was
killed
when
the
car
In
which
she
was
riding
flipped
down
an
80
foot
embank
embankment
�
ment
into
a
water
filled
creek
20
miles
west
of
Prince
George
on
Highway
16
Sunday
Boys
Drown
Southbank
BURNS
LAKE
Correspond
Correspondent
�
ent
Two
teenagers
were
drowned
Saturday
in
a
canoe
accident
on
Francois
Lake
Dead
are
Peter
Morris
16
and
Leonard
Walter
also
16
The
body
of
the
Morris
boy
was
found
Sunday
and
an
in
inquest
�
quest
opened
today
at
South
bank
The
youths
went
out
in
their
canoe
Saturday
It
was
found
floating
in
the
lake
by
search
searchers
�
ers
The
Morris
boy
is
from
Uncha
Lake
while
young
Wal
Walter
�
ter
is
from
Grassy
Plains
The
special
car
at
the
PGE
siding
during
the
weekend
had
some
very
special
car
cargo
�
go
It
was
the
private
car
of
Sir
Ralph
Perrlng
a
former
Lord
Mayor
of
London
who
Is
vice
-
chairman
of
Britains
Committee
for
Exports
to
Canada
With
him
was
PGE
general
manager
Joe
Broadbent
who
today
were
guests
of
PG
Pulp
touring
the
site
0
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jou
know
your
insur
insurance
�
ance
rates
high
as
they
are
and
going
higher
wont
cover
you
leyond
the
United
States
and
Canada
One
local
driver
whos
planning
to
go
to
Panama
about
the
end
of
September
found
this
out
and
has
had
to
apply
foi
insurance
from
Lloyds
of
Lon
London
�
don
Manager
BlUGrauwilerand
9
the
crew
of
the
Simon
Fra
ser
aie
having
a
hectic
day
today
preparing
food
for
the
guests
at
tomoi
rows
official
opening
of
Endako
Mine
The
Simon
got
the
job
of
catering
lor
the
ocaslon
and
the
good
goodies
�
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will
I
sent
west
in
a
num
Ijct
or
vans
Cant
Have
Vague
Ideas
About
Merger
Campbell
Prince
George
is
jumping
the
gun
in
its
plans
to
establish
a
district
municipality
says
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Dan
Camp
Campbell
�
bell
Mr
Campbell
attended
the
annual
meeting
of
the
North
Central
BC
Municipal
Association
in
Quesnel
Fri
Friday
�
day
In
an
interview
he
said
there
can
be
no
vague
ideas
about
amalgama
amalgamations
�
tions
in
any
area
Each
proposal
must
be
compact
and
state
precisely
what
advantages
such
amalgamations
would
bring
Jo
the
residents
con
concerned
�
cerned
In
the
case
of
Prince
George
the
minister
said
the
area
is
not
ready
for
a
district
muni
municipality
�
cipality
and
city
hall
has
jumped
the
gun
He
praised
the
way
city
of
officials
�
ficials
prepared
for
the
mer
merger
�
ger
by
calling
Information
meet
meetings
�
ings
but
added
that
all
meet
meetings
�
ings
have
dealt
with
vague
Ideas
and
nothing
concrete
Mr
Campbell
said
his
de
department
�
partment
favors
such
mergers
and
will
give
as
much
assis
assistance
�
tance
as
possible
to
bring
them
about
But
first
of
all
Prince
George
must
reach
a
pattern
of
what
is
proposed
One
cannot
go
into
this
amalgamation
on
a
vague
basis
the
minister
said
He
pointed
out
that
a
60
per
cent
vote
in
favor
of
a
mer
merger
�
ger
must
be
established
and
all
opposition
must
be
over
overcome
�
come
before
the
plans
can
go
ahead
In
Prince
George
things
are
anything
but
settled
Mr
Campbell
said
He
added
that
it
is
difficult
to
obtain
a
60
per
cent
fav
favorable
�
orable
vote
but
his
department
is
prepared
to
try
to
resolve
the
disagreements
Mr
Campbell
favors
mer
mergers
�
gers
either
into
regional
dis
tricts
or
as
in
the
case
of
She
was
employed
by
the
old
Hudson
Bay
Fort
and
has
watched
Prince
Georges
growth
from
a
small
cluster
of
log
buildings
to
the
mush
mushrooming
�
rooming
city
of
today
At
113
Granny
is
believed
to
be
the
oldest
living
wo
woman
�
man
In
BC
However
doubts
about
Grannys
age
walked
in
with
an
old
Indian
woman
named
Theresa
who
visited
Granny
only
three
weeks
ago
The
woman
who
claims
that
she
herself
is
111
said
that
Granny
was
quite
a
few
years
older
She
figured
Granny
was
between
115
and
120
Mis
Richard
said
The
woman
from
New
Hazelton
claimed
Granny
at
attended
�
tended
her
baptism
In
1877
and
at
that
time
Granny
was
between
fivetolOjears
older
than
she
was
Among
visitors
at
the
Ri
Richard
�
chard
home
was
Margaret
Hubbard
of
South
Fort
George
who
Is
one
of
Grannys
gianddaughters
She
Is
collecting
anecdotes
of
the
old
days
as
told
by
Granny
in
her
own
language
They
ate
taped
when
Granny
is
in
a
talking
mood
and
later
translated
by
Mrs
Hubbard
one
of
the
few
people
today
who
speak
the
dying
language
Theie
is
a
wealth
of
his
history
�
tory
in
Grannys
stories
said
Mrs
Hubbard
They
aie
the
history
of
this
noith
country
Prince
George
a
district
mun
municipality
�
icipality
It
Is
ridiculous
to
control
more
than
90
per
cent
of
the
province
from
Victoria
he
said
One
of
the
primary
flnctlons
of
his
department
Is
to
con
control
�
trol
land
use
and
the
minister
said
It
can
be
done
more
ef
effectively
�
fectively
by
local
administra
administrations
�
tions
It
Is
fundamentallyand
mor
morally
�
ally
wrong
to
have
Victoria
run
the
show
Mr
Campbell
said
Mr
Campbell
suggested
that
If
It
Is
Impossible
for
Prince
George
to
convince
rural
resi
residents
�
dents
of
the
need
for
a
dis
district
�
trict
mlnlclpallty
the
alter
alternative
�
native
administration
would
be
a
regional
district
Mr
Campbell
said
until
a
package
agreement
can
be
reached
In
Prince
George
it
would
be
better
to
forget
the
Citys
Not
Jumping
Gun
City
manager
Arran
Thomson
today
denied
Prince
George
is
jumping
the
gun
with
Us
proposal
for
a
district
muni
municipality
�
cipality
Commenting
on
remarks
by
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Campbell
he
said
the
city
hasnt
even
applied
to
the
provincial
government
for
a
change
in
sta
status
�
tus
We
are
strictly
doing
what
council
has
proposed
namely
to
hold
Information
meetings
This
Is
the
fairest
way
to
go
about
the
situation
Mr
Thom
Thomson
�
son
said
There
Is
no
gun
to
be
whole
Idea
of
amalgamation
lumped
he
said
US
Astronauts
Splash
to
Earth
HOUSTON
Tex
AP
Astronauts
James
McDlvltt
and
Edward
White
plunged
safely
back
to
earth
from
thelrfour
day
space
flight
at
1013
am
PDT
today
right
on
time
and
just
a
shade
off
target
despite
loss
of
a
computer
used
for
precision
landing
Their
Gemini
IV
capsule
splashed
Into
the
Atlantic
390
miles
east
of
Cape
Kennedy
and
about
40
miles
short
of
the
previously
calculated
landing
area
Both
astronauts
quickly
re
reported
�
ported
they
were
feeling
great
The
marathon
journey
which
space
flight
officials
already
termed
100
per
cent
success
successful
�
ful
covered
62
circuits
of
the
globe
a
total
of
1609684
miles
and
lasted
97
hours
and
57
min
minutes
�
utes
The
computer
which
went
haywire
during
the
48th
orbit
would
have
been
used
to
exe
execute
�
cute
automatically
a
pre
entry
manoeuvre
Its
loss
meant
that
ground
controllers
rather
than
the
pilot
would
have
to
perform
the
manoeuvre
somewhat
less
precisely
than
command
pilot
McDlvltt
could
have
done
When
mission
director
Christopher
Kraft
radioed
in
instructions
�
structions
for
the
new
man
manoeuvre
�
oeuvre
McDlvltt
said
I
just
think
its
old
fash
fashioned
�
ioned
A
helicopter
confirmed
It
had
the
capsule
sighted
virtually
as
soon
as
it
splashed
down
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