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124
THE
WORLD
TODAY
Hockey
League
NEW
YORK
CP
-The
Na
National
�
tional
Hockey
League
decided
today
to
expand
Into
a
two-division
12
team
circuit
by
the
1967
-
68
season
and
accepted
Los
Angeles
and
St
Louis
as
the
first
two
cities
in
the
expansion
program
Vancouver
is
among
10
cities
being
considered
for
the
four
remaining
berths
In
a
new
six
team
division
Four
Downed
MOSCOW
AP
The
Soviet
news
agency
Tass
said
U
S
jets
appeared
today
over
Hanoi
capital
of
North
Viet
Nam
and
four
were
shot
down
In
a
story
datelined
Hanoi
Tass
said
anti
aircraft
guns
opened
fire
twice
today
in
the
Vietnamese
capital
when
American
jets
appeared
It
said
they
were
met
with
a
fierce
barrage
Chopper
Crash
VANCOUVER
CP
Two
men
whose
helicopter
crashed
Thursday
on
a
Fraser
Canyon
mountain
100
miles
northwest
of
here
were
back
on
the
job
the
same
day
unscathed
and
full
of
praise
for
the
RCAFs
Search
and
Rescue
unit
Those
boys
sure
did
a
wonderful
job
said
Victor
Williams
president
of
Williams
Logging
Co
of
Yale
Their
helicopter
got
right
in
and
got
us
out
three
hours
after
we
went
down
Honor
Patron
MONTREAL
CP
Mont
realers
turned
out
in
the
hun
hundreds
�
dreds
of
thousands
Thursday
night
for
the
annual
St
Jean
Baptlste
Day
parade
in
honor
of
the
patron
saint
of
French
Canada
People
lined
the
way
five
and
six
deep
as
26
floats
passed
by
with
marching
bands
and
dancers
End
Crisis
SAN
FRANCISCO
AP
UN
diplomats
looked
hopefully
to
today
�
day
to
President
Johnson
to
keynote
the
world
organiza
organizations
�
tions
20th
birthday
celebration
with
a
plan
for
ending
its
finan
financial
�
cial
crisis
and
rebuilding
its
sagging
prestige
The
U
S
president
after
staying
overnight
in
Kansas
City
Mo
was
to
fly
here
this
morning
and
address
the
dele
delegates
�
gates
of
114
countries
in
the
San
Francisco
Opera
House
where
the
UN
charter
was
drafted
two
decades
ago
Train
Kills
Deaf
Man
An
Upper
Fraser
man
about
80
was
killed
instantly
when
he
was
struck
by
a
train
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
George
Whitford
was
sitting
on
the
railway
track
when
he
was
struck
by
a
westbound
CNR
freight
train
at
1130
am
Police
said
the
man
was
deaf
The
dead
mans
son
John
also
lives
at
Upper
Fraser
43
miles
northeast
of
Prince
George
An
inquiry
has
been
ordered
into
the
death
Israels
biggest
box
manu-
facturers
went
fishln
last
night
courtesy
of
Overseas
Spruce
Sales
Ltd
and
Seaboard
Lumber
from
whom
S
Kahani
and
Sons
Ltd
purchase
90
per
cent
of
their
raw
material
Shemaryho
Kahani
and
his
son
Arle
were
flown
to
one
of
the
many
fine
lakes
In
the
area
for
an
evenings
trout
angling
with
Overseas
Spruce
presi
president
�
dent
Mel
Rustad
And
heres
another
from
Q
our
Americana
Ignorama
Dept
three
University
of
Los
Angeles
students
passing
through
Prince
George
tother
nite
asked
one
of
the
local
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is
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
BLAST
KILLS
23
Ae
0
High
Ride
Bombs
and
Bull
Fill
the
Night
A
SAIGON
AP
-
The
worst
terrorist
bombing
this
South
Vietnamese
capital
has
seen
since
the
outset
of
the
Vietna
Vietnamese
�
mese
war
ripped
a
floating
restaurant
on
the
Saigon
River
tonight
and
killed
23
or
more
persons
Including
manyAmer
icans
Two
gigantic
explosions
sounded
almost
simultaneously
from
the
river
bank
Witnesses
said
they
believed
as
many
as
50
persons
may
have
perished
within
the
crowded
restaurant
the
My
Canh
and
on
the
river
riverside
�
side
boulevard
neaiby
Police
said
17
of
the
dead
residents
If
there
was
a
prov
province
�
ince
called
Calgary
rather
disappointed
when
they
found
out
there
wasnt
4
Stu
Burnell
Hydro
regional
9
manager
is
a
p
oud
pappa
this
week
Three
of
his
four
school
age
children
came
home
with
honors
in
their
classes
this
year
Linda
grade
seven
Qreg
grade
fou
rand
Judy
giade
two
were
each
at
the
head
of
their
respective
grades
A
new
high
speed
line
painting
truck
Is
working
in
the
Prince
George
area
brightening
up
the
old
and
lining
new
pavement
They
say
theres
no
way
of
predicting
how
much
the
Vancouver
based
truck
will
accomplish
That
depends
upon
the
weather
But
you
can
be
sure
It
will
be
a
lot
more
than
was
done
in
19C4
said
a
high
highways
�
ways
department
spokesman
Simon
Fiaser
elbow-
benders
got
a
startling
an
announcement
�
nouncement
over
the
hotels
PA
system
late
Thursday
after
afternoon
�
noon
Ladles
said
a
reson
resonant
�
ant
volcethewashroomisnow
open
for
business
There
was
a
flood
in
the
womens
earlier
in
the
afternoon
explaining
the
straice
announcement
were
Caucasians
and
presum
presumably
�
ably
most
of
these
were
Amer
Americans
�
icans
Of
six
Vietnamese
dead
in
the
Initial
count
most
were
women
A
hundred
or
more
persons
were
wounded
The
river
front
normally
is
thronged
with
strollers
seeking
a
cool
breeze
In
the
early
part
of
the
night
In
the
air
U
S
jet
bombers
stuck
at
a
North
Vietnamese
air
base
and
an
ammunition
depot
In
a
new
attack
north
of
e
Everything
it
seems
is
go-
i
ing
up
these
days
And
not
E
even
the
time
honored
two-
jfl
some
of
boy
and
bicycle
has
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managed
to
escape
the
trend
Wheeling
his
high-
Lf
rise
bike
is
David
Kay
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who
charno
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nwncrohin
ownership
with
with
Lome
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Glen
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Cheer
and
and
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Robbie
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a
spokesman
announced
He
said
18
planes
rained
30
tons
of
bombs
on
the
Na
San
airfield
115
miles
west
north
northwest
�
west
of
Hanoi
The
pilots
re
reported
�
ported
they
destroyed
two
buildings
and
heavily
damaged
a
fuel
dump
The
spokesman
said
18
jets
attacked
the
Ban
Phaieng
Hay
ammunition
depot
adjacent
to
the
Son
La
barracks
125
miles
west
northwest
of
Hanoi
The
barracks
have
been
hit
repeat
repeatedly
�
edly
during
the
last
week
itlzn
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
JUNE
25
1965
HOSPITALS
IN
INTERIOR
TO
MEET
The
president
of
the
BC
Hospitals
Association
will
meet
with
Interior
hospital
officials
in
Prince
George
next
month
Regional
Hospital
admin
administrator
�
istrator
Colin
Elliott
told
hos
hospital
�
pital
board
Thursday
night
F
W
Laird
would
be
here
July
21
to
discuss
matters
of
inter
interest
�
est
with
officials
of
the
Prince
George
Vanderhoof
McBride
and
Quesnel
hospitals
The
mooting
was
requested
by
D
L
Thompson
of
the
Ques
Quesnel
�
nel
hospital
The
board
also
decided
Thursday
to
retain
Its
mem
membership
�
bership
in
BCHA
and
author
authorized
�
ized
payment
of
dues
In
the
amount
of
750
per
bed
BCHA
negotiates
contracts
for
hospitals
and
represents
them
at
the
government
level
SEA
SCOUT
TO
NEW
YORK
A
local
Sea
Scout
15-year-old
David
Leaney
of
1755
Ninth
Ave
will
be
spending
an
unexpected
holi
holiday
�
day
in
New
York
He
was
selected
by
Dis
District
�
trict
Commissioner
Bill
Vanderhorst
on
request
from
the
Boy
Scout
provincial
council
The
request
was
made
for
the
B
C
-
Yukon
district
to
form
a
patrol
at
the
New
York
Worlds
Fair
for
one
week
In
August
After
the
weeks
patrol
Is
completed
David
and
six
other
Scouts
from
the
prov
province
�
ince
will
be
the
guests
of
the
Boy
Scouts
of
America
They
will
visit
with
vari
various
�
ous
troops
In
the
New
York
area
and
take
part
In
a
num
number
�
ber
of
functions
there
The
selection
was
made
on
the
basis
of
schooling
Scout
grade
personality
and
char
character
�
acter
GAS
PRICES
RAPPED
Wheres
the
Tiger
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
BC
Federation
of
Labor
says
hundreds
of
thousands
of
BC
motorists
are
being
deceived
into
thinking
a
major
oil
company
canplace
a
tiger
in
their
tanks
In
a
submission
Thursday
to
the
Royal
Commission
pn
gasoline
prices
in
DC
the
Federation
said
major
oil
companies
are
keeping
gasoline
prices
at
an
un
unnecessarily
�
necessarily
high
level
and
are
spending
some
of
the
resulting
profits
on
decep
deceptive
�
tive
gimmicks
The
Federation
said
it
had
written
to
a
number
of
com
companies
�
panies
asking
for
samples
of
mysterious
ingredients
with
mileage
boosting
proper
properties
�
ties
The
brief
said
the
samples
were
wanted
for
an
inde
independent
�
pendent
chemical
analysis
to
place
before
the
royal
commission
but
the
Federa
Federation
�
tion
had
no
success
in
ob
obtaining
�
taining
such
samples
The
Federation
said
it
is
Incumbent
on
the
commis
commission
�
sion
to
obtain
samples
of
these
mysterious
ingred
ingredients
�
ients
so
their
true
proper
properties
�
ties
may
be
assessed
The
brief
said
that
if
it
is
true
as
chemists
say
that
all
makes
of
gaso
gasoline
�
line
are
essentially
the
same
this
fact
is
vital
to
any
examination
of
the
gaso
gasoline
�
line
price
structure
The
Federation
cited
two
cases
which
it
said
il
illustrate
�
lustrate
the
anomolies
dis
disturbing
�
turbing
the
motoring
public
It
said
BA
Oil
delivers
regular
grade
gasoline
to
a
Vancouver
rent-a-car
firm
for
142
cents
per
gallon
This
is
considerably
less
than
the
usual
retail
price
which
other
oil
companies
have
no
difficulty
matching
in
similar
circumstances
The
brief
added
that
the
rent-a-car
firm
charges
its
customers
the
full
regular
retail
price
And
it
said
the
same
com
company
�
pany
BA
Oil
in
Vancou
ver
sells
gasoline
to
Inland
Transportation
and
Time
Oil
in
the
US
for
approximate
approximately
�
ly
eight
cents
to
10
cents
a
gallon
for
regular
and
premium
gas
The
Federation
said
this
is
the
gasoline
which
is
re
retailed
�
tailed
at
cut
rate
prices
and
yet
BC
motorists
pay
nearly
four
times
as
much
for
gasoline
The
Federation
which
presented
a
brief
in
earlier
hearings
charged
the
price
of
domestic
crude
oil
is
tied
into
the
world
petroleum
pricing
system
It
said
also
the
so
called
free
enterprise
of
the
petroleum
industry
which
it
said
is
dominated
by
international
ownership
will
only
allow
Canada
to
produce
oil
if
it
does
not
compete
with
foreign
sup
supplies
�
plies
The
Commission
is
ex
pected
to
hear
further
briefs
in
Vancouver
during
its
present
sitting
which
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
wind
up
this
week
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Military
Jet
Carried
Marines
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TORO
Calif
AP
-
A
US
Air
Force
jet
transport
plane
loaded
with
marines
headed
for
Okinawa
via
Hawaii
crashed
to
today
�
day
shortly
after
takeoff
from
the
marine
air
base
here
A
spokesman
said
all
84
aboard
were
killed
The
big
C
l
35
came
down
about
4Vi
miles
north
or
here
at
about
245
am
A
base
spokesman
said
the
72
marines
aboard
were
from
Camp
Pendelton
Calif
near
San
Diego
south
of
here
The
plane
and
crew
of
12
air
force
men
aboard
were
from
McGulre
Air
Force
Base
NJ
There
was
no
indication
what
went
wrong
There
were
low
clouds
and
light
mist
in
the
area
at
the
time
The
plane
is
a
military
version
of
the
Boe-lng-707
jet
transport
The
base
spokesman
said
there
is
expectation
that
the
marines
on
board
were
on
their
way
to
Viet
Nam
but
this
plane
was
scheduled
only
for
Hono
Honolulu
�
lulu
In
Washington
the
de
defence
�
fence
department
gave
Okin
Okinawa
�
awa
as
the
destination
Okin
Okinawa
�
awa
is
a
staging
area
for
move
movements
�
ments
to
Viet
Nam
Gold
Rush
At
City
Hall
The
lineups
are
beginning
to
form
at
city
hall
in
the
last
minute
rush
to
pay
taxes
before
the
June
30
deadline
City
comptroller
Chester
Jeffery
estimated
this
morning
there
are
still
more
than
1000
people
who
will
have
to
ante
up
before
Wednesday
If
they
want
to
avoid
the
five
per
cent
late
pay
payment
�
ment
penalty
Mr
Jeffery
said
during
rush
hours
lineups
have
formed
They
come
and
they
go
he
said
The
city
official
said
he
doubted
there
will
be
special
office
hours
or
extra
staff
to
handle
the
last
-minute
rush
We
do
that
if
the
last
day
or
two
runs
into
a
weekend
he
said
But
we
got
out
bills
early
this
year
and
we
dont
expect
too
much
trouble
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Farms
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CP
Agriculture
Minister
Hays
and
the
agricul
agriculture
�
ture
ministers
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
will
meet
here
Monday
to
discuss
actions
to
be
taken
on
the
drought
situation
in
parts
of
both
provinces
For
Forestry
�
estry
Minister
Sauve
told
the
Commons
today
Farmers
representing
six
drought
stricken
Ottawa
Val
Valley
�
ley
counties
called
for
the
of
official
�
ficial
declaration
of
a
disaster
area
Thursday
The
call
was
made
at
a
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
Ontario
Farmers
Union
representatives
from
Lanark
Carleton
Renfrew
Leeds
Prince
Edward
and
Stormont
counties
representing
an
esti
estimated
�
mated
25000
farmers
Ellard
Powers
first
vice
president
of
the
union
said
farmers
have
shown
no
con
confidence
�
fidence
in
rain
making
machines
being
brought
In
by
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
government
Girl
Missing
From
Home
District
RCMP
are
search
searching
�
ing
for
a
girl
believed
to
be
in
her
late
teens
who
failed
to
return
home
from
a
date
with
a
boyfriend
Wednesday
The
girl
whose
name
is
be
being
�
ing
withheld
pending
further
in
investigation
�
vestigation
by
RCMP
is
an
employee
of
a
local
bank
Police
said
at
press
time
today
they
were
not
In
a
posi
position
�
tion
to
speculate
on
the
girls
whereabouts
The
girl
left
home
at
930
Pm
Wednesday
dressed
In
light
clothing
si
si
month
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HARRY
HAYS
Monday
meeting
Forestry
Fighters
Hopeful
Prince
George
Forest
Service
officials
were
hop
hoping
�
ing
for
their
first
relatively
quiet
weekend
in
two
weeks
as
forest
fires
throughout
the
area
appeared
this
morn
morning
�
ing
to
have
been
tamed
Even
the
big
Strand
fire
10
miles
west
of
Flnlay
Forks
was
quiet
this
morn
morning
�
ing
Fireguards
were
being
completed
today
by
115
men
and
seven
bulldozers
at
the
4000
-
acre
blaze
They
were
also
directing
ttlr
attention
to
hotspots
on
the
blaze
which
burned
through
2800
acres
of
sec
second
�
ond
growth
and
mature
spruce
The
Pan
fire
northwest
of
Quesnel
was
also
tame
to
today
�
day
with
16
men
and
two
bulldoze
i
s
patrolling
and
watching
for
hot
spots
The
Spruce
fire
30
miles
southeast
of
Prince
George
reported
a
similar
status
early
today
A
new
10
acre
blaze
in
the
Quesnel
ranger
district
was
cooled
quickly
last
night
by
Canso
water
bombers
Two
new
First
Prince
George
Queen
scouts
Greg
Fretts
left
and
Ken
Bond
left
with
other
members
of
their
troop
this
morning
for
summer
camp
The
troup
will
spend
two
weeks
at
McLeods
Lake
Miller
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