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by
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and
said
he
will
probably
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some
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chairman
of
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in
London
and
British
officials
Strikers
Settle
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Striking
employees
of
the
Provincial
Transport
Co
voted
early
today
to
accept
revised
terms
for
a
new
two
year
labor
contract
hours
after
rejecting
a
previous
offer
The
revised
contract
of
offers
�
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a
pay
raise
of15aweekas
of
July
1
at
which
time
wages
for
bus
drivers
will
go
up
to
70
from
55
for
the
basic
rate
The
rate
will
go
up
again
on
July
1
1966
to
75
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Conference
ALGIERS
AP
China
lost
considerable
face
because
the
Afro
-
Asian
conference
was
postponed
despite
vigorous
Chinese
insistence
that
It
be
held
on
schedule
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was
forced
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In
the
face
of
over
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whelming
sentiment
against
the
meeting
of
chiefs
of
state
this
week
in
the
tense
Al
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capital
The
Chinese
re
reluctantly
�
luctantly
joined
the
other
dele
delegates
�
gates
in
voting
unanimously
Saturday
to
re
-
schedule
the
meeting
for
Nov
5
in
Algiers
A
pre
-conference
meeting
of
foreign
ministers
was
set
for
Oct
28
Engagement
THE
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Juliana
today
formally
announced
the
engagement
of
her
eldest
daughter
Princess
Beatrix
to
West
German
diplo
diplomat
�
mat
Claus
Von
Amsberg
the
choice
of
her
heart
The
queen
in
her
radio
and
television
an
announcement
�
nouncement
from
Soestdyk
Pal
lace
was
outspoken
about
the
controversy
over
Von
Ams
bergs
past
as
a
member
of
the
Hitler
youth
organization
ESCAPES
INJURY
A
15-year-old
boy
escaped
serious
injury
Friday
when
he
was
struck
by
a
car
near
Stone
Creek
Manford
Durau
of
Red
Rock
was
walking
south
on
Highway
97
when
he
darted
in
front
of
a
car
driven
by
Richard
Rogers
of
Vancouver
He
was
caught
up
on
the
hood
of
the
car
and
Mr
Rogers
slowed
to
a
stop
while
the
youth
clung
to
the
car
Busiest
place
In
town
this
morning
was
magistrates
court
Thirty
three
men
and
one
woman
paraded
before
Ma
Magistrate
�
gistrate
G
O
Stewart
to
have
Judgement
passed
on
them
for
being
drunk
In
a
public
place
Sentences
ranged
from
30
days
down
to
suspended
sentences
Saturday
court
was
no
slouch
either
with
20
drunks
ACal
-
Van
Catering
has
won
the
largest
catering
con
contract
�
tract
since
Kltlmat
days
They
will
be
feeding
and
supplying
housekeeping
and
recreation
services
for
the
big
MacMlllan
Bloedel
and
Powell
River
Ltd
pulp
expansion
project
at
Powell
River
Its
a
3
million
job
stretching
over
a
three
to
three-
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dur
during
�
ing
which
a
peak
of
1200
to
1300
men
will
be
on
the
pro
project
�
ject
In
Prince
George
Cal
Van
Is
handling
the
camp
for
Lalng
at
Woodwards
a
highways
de
department
�
partment
job
at
Aleza
Lake
and
has
provided
an
open
camp
at
the
PGE
site
for
constructors
whose
jobs
dont
warrant
a
camp
of
their
own
Good
news
for
hunters
came
from
Victoria
today
The
fish
and
game
people
an
nounced
the
season
on
buck
deer
In
the
Prince
George
and
Peace
River
areas
is
opening
two
weeks
ahead
of
normal
because
of
population
Increases
In
the
species
One
of
the
first
Jobs
for
m
Mrs
W
A
Mclntyre
who
today
was
appointed
staff
nurse
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
pital
will
be
to
carry
out
an
Immunization
program
She
will
start
giving
the
hospital
staff
their
needles
In
August
The
dispute
which
flared
up
between
a
rural
princi
principal
�
pal
and
school
board
has
been
settled
In
favor
of
the
principal
It
was
adjudicated
and
probably
doused
by
education
depait
ment
officials
In
Victoria
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
JUNE
28
1965
Men
Stuck
in
Fnay
Forks
Mud
It
was
difficult
getting
men
and
equipment
in
to
fight
the
Strand
forest
fire
10
miles
west
of
Finaly
Forks
and
to
today
�
day
it
was
proving
almost
as
difficult
to
get
them
out
Frank
Tannock
almost
relaxing
today
In
his
job
as
chief
protection
officer
In
the
rain
-
drenched
Prince
Georgje
forest
district
said
weekend
weather
prevented
removal
by
helicopter
of
many
of
the
men
employed
in
suppression
of
the
4000
acre
blaze
which
raged
through
about
2800
acres
of
timber
But
things
should
be
pretty
well
down
by
tomor
tomorrow
�
row
said
Mr
Tannock
who
reported
no
new
fires
for
the
first
time
in
about
three
weeks
There
were
nine
fires
burning
early
today
none
oi
them
even
remotely
resem
resembling
�
bling
the
major
blazes
In
the
district
at
the
end
of
las
week
Cool
weather
really
put
the
fires
down
said
Mr
Tannock
and
heavy
rain
put
the
cap
on
them
He
said
most
of
the
44
men
and
thiee
bulldozers
still
at
fires
today
will
be
taken
ofi
them
In
the
next
24
hours
Mr
Tannock
said
onlj
Vanderhoof
and
Quesnel
ran
ranger
�
ger
districts
were
listed
as
moderate
hazard
areas
to
today
�
day
Heavy
rain
knocked
the
hazard
far
down
in
the
re
remainder
�
mainder
of
the
district
This
will
give
us
a
chance
to
return
to
normal
to
fix
up
our
equipment
and
put
II
on
the
shelf
for
next
time
said
Mr
Tannock
He
said
pre
organizatlon
within
the
Forest
Service
It
Itself
�
self
and
among
mill
opera
operators
�
tors
In
the
Willow
Rivet
working
circle
had
playec
a
large
part
in
keeping
los
losses
�
ses
as
minimal
as
possible
Two
Canso
water
bomb
bombers
�
ers
one
of
which
can
drof
1200
gallons
of
muck
at
s
time
had
worked
verj
well
Mr
Tannock
said
it
was
hard
to
compare
the
worl
done
by
the
Cansos
to
thai
done
by
smaller
aircraft
be
because
�
cause
this
is
the
first
yeai
the
larger
craft
have
been
used
In
the
Prince
George
forest
district
It
is
a
matter
of
gaining
experience
on
which
bombei
Is
best
on
which
fire
he
said
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Laspa
manager
of
the
Hudsons
Bay
Co
store
in
Prince
George
to
today
�
day
confirmed
that
The
Bay
has
purchased
two
pro
properties
�
perties
on
Fourth
Ave
The
purchase
of
the
Evans
building
and
the
former
Citizen
building
give
The
Bay
the
entire
frontage
on
Fourth
Ave
be
between
�
tween
Quebec
St
and
Brunswick
St
except
the
IOOF
Hall
Mr
Laspa
said
existing
buildings
will
be
demolish
demolished
�
ed
and
the
area
converted
to
parking
for
use
by
cus
customers
�
tomers
of
the
store
The
expanded
parking
site
will
accommodate
ap
approximately
�
proximately
100
cars
and
will
be
ready
for
use
by
late
September
Lift
1000
Pound
Safe
From
Canadian
Legion
Thieves
who
carted
off
a
1000
-
pound
safe
from
the
Royal
Canadian
Legion
Branch
at
Prince
George
can
expect
little
in
return
for
their
ef
efforts
�
forts
Police
said
the
safe
which
Is
five
Inches
thick
on
each
side
contained
only
a
small
amount
of
cash
The
Legion
building
was
en
entered
�
tered
through
a
broken
rear
window
between
135
am
and
noon
Sunday
The
steel
safe
was
located
in
the
managers
office
and
was
taken
out
of
the
building
on
wooden
rollers
through
a
rear
door
where
It
was
loaded
into
a
car
or
truck
The
safe
measures
two
feet
by
two
and
one
half
feet
by
three
feet
Police
said
the
thieves
will
have
a
difficult
job
breaking
the
safe
open
A
Legion
official
said
today
he
is
not
sure
how
much
cash
was
in
the
safe
but
added
that
there
would
be
very
little
A
man
has
been
charged
with
Impaired
driving
following
an
accident
early
Sunday
which
saw
one
of
his
passengers
fall
out
of
the
car
Louis
Richard
Davis
of
Prince
George
was
charged
after
the
car
police
said
he
was
Suppression
Costs
High
Torest
fire
suppression
in
the
Prince
George
forest
district
tost
more
last
week
than
it
did
throughout
the
pjovince
for
all
of
1964
The
O
C
Forest
Service
estimated
today
last
weeks
ftrefighting
elfoits
in
the
forest
distiict
cost
140800
The
provincial
total
for
1064
was
124000
The
weeks
cost
brought
to
157000
the
cost
lor
the
first
two
months
oi
the
season
The
Prince
Geoige
forest
district
total
is
nearly
half
the
320500
spent
on
fotest
file
supiession
up
to
Friday
driving
slammed
Into
a
cement
abutment
at
the
north
end
of
the
new
Nechako
Bridge
The
car
continued
along
the
Bypass
Highway
for
182
feet
where
a
passenger
Laurence
Laundry
fell
to
the
pavement
The
southbound
vehicle
re
remained
�
mained
on
its
wheels
through
throughout
�
out
the
mishap
Also
Injured
In
the
accident
was
another
passenger
Sandra
LeStage
The
accident
occurred
at
430
am
Phone
564
2441
McCulloch
Chain
Saws
If
the
government
or
the
universities
arent
interested
in
providing
post-secondary
education
facilities
in
Central
BC
well
put
our
money
where
our
mouth
is
and
go
ahead
ourselves
The
statement
was
made
Saturday
by
J
W
Elliott
of
Prince
George
president
of
the
Northern
Interior
branch
of
the
BC
School
Trustees
Association
Mr
Elliott
who
also
Is
chair
chairman
�
man
of
Prince
George
school
board
commented
after
trus
trustees
�
tees
heard
a
report
from
Dr
Alvin
Mooney
of
Vanderhoof
chairman
of
the
NIBs
regional
college
committee
Dr
Mooney
said
it
appears
some
thought
is
being
given
to
building
an
institution
of
higher
learning
in
Central
BC
He
based
his
opinion
on
a
statement
made
last
week
by
Dr
John
Macdonald
president
of
the
University
of
BC
who
said
there
may
be
a
need
for
a
re
regional
�
gional
college
at
Prince
George
Jong
before
1970
the
date
fore
forecast
�
cast
in
his
report
on
BCs
higher
education
needs
Dr
Macdonald
also
forecast
that
Prince
George
will
be
the
location
of
BCs
next
public
university
Dr
Mooney
said
it
Is
unfor
unfortunate
�
tunate
that
BCs
universities
UBC
Simon
Fraser
and
the
University
of
Victoria
all
are
within
40
miles
of
the
US
USCanada
�
Canada
boundary
The
cost
of
attending
univer
universities
�
sities
that
far
away
from
home
often
makes
it
impossible
for
students
from
Central
and
Nor
Northern
�
thern
BC
to
obtain
the
educa
education
�
tion
they
deserve
Dr
Mooney
said
the
NIBs
proposals
for
a
regional
college
appear
to
have
caught
the
eye
of
the
Councilof
Public
Instruc
Instruction
�
tion
an
advisory
body
to
the
provincial
government
Bomb
North
Viet
Nam
With
215
Million
Leaflets
SAIGON
AP
-
U
S
Air
Force
planes
dumped
215
mil
million
�
lion
leaflets
over
five
cities
In
North
Viet
Nam
today
urging
No
Openings
For
Bridget
The
Prince
George
office
of
the
social
welfare
department
foresees
no
additions
to
Its
staff
of
115
social
workers
not
even
for
Bridget
Moran
Mrs
Moran
the
centre
of
a
heated
controversy
which
saw
her
suspended
from
her
job
here
18
months
ago
said
this
morning
she
has
heard
of
no
job
offers
since
her
reinstate
reinstatement
�
ment
Her
former
boss
VernDalla
more
regional
wejfare
super
supervisor
�
visor
said
there
Isnt
a
vacancy
for
Mrs
Moran
suspended
after
publicly
criticizing
the
department
in
an
open
letter
to
Premier
Bennett
I
dont
know
of
anything
said
Mr
Dallamore
There
just
isnt
anything
in
the
wind
as
far
as
I
know
Mr
Da
11a
more
said
he
knew
nothing
about
an
agreement
which
Mis
Moran
claims
said
would
give
her
a
job
as
soon
as
she
was
reinstated
Mr
Dallamore
said
he
had
one
pait
time
worker
on
staff
and
I
certainly
dont
expect
her
to
resign
She
is
here
on
a
continuing
basis
Mrs
Moran
meanwhile
is
pursuing
her
efforts
to
get
hei
job
back
through
her
lawyer
in
Vancouvei
the
Civil
Service
Commission
and
the
welfaie
department
residents
to
oppose
the
Commu
Communist
�
nist
government
a
US
spokes
spokesman
�
man
reported
All
the
cities
were
south
of
Hanoi
They
are
known
centres
of
Roman
Cathoicism
or
other
groups
potentially
likely
to
be
opposed
to
the
Communist
gov
government
�
ernment
The
U
S
spokesman
said
the
drops
were
the
beginning
of
a
major
leaflet
campaign
to
be
carried
out
in
North
Viet
Nam
below
a
certain
line
south
of
Hanoi
Four
Americans
were
killed
last
night
and
today
In
Viet
Nam
U
S
authorities
announced
They
brought
the
number
of
HO
LI
PAYERS
Americans
killed
in
Viet
nam
by
enemy
action
to
429
U
S
and
South
Vietnamese
planes
also
dropped
bombs
on
North
Viet
Nam
today
In
the
heaviest
of
the
re
reported
�
ported
raids
12
South
Vietna
Vietnamese
�
mese
Sky
raider
fighter-bombers
attacked
a
barracks
com
compound
�
pound
10
miles
north
of
the
17th
parallel
Three
U
S
airmen
were
wounded
early
today
when
the
Viet
Cong
fired
motar
shells
Into
the
Nha
Trang
air
base
200
miles
northeast
of
Saigon
U
S
spokesmen
reported
This
was
among
the
latest
developments
since
the
com
committee
�
mittee
two
years
ago
started
stimulating
interest
in
the
idea
among
government
and
univer
university
�
sity
authorities
Dr
Mooney
said
available
Information
indicates
that
1000
grade
12
students
will
graduate
from
secondary
schools
In
North
Central
BC
in
1968
The
secondary
schools
in
include
�
clude
those
in
school
districts
as
far
west
as
Smithers
east
to
McBride
south
to
Quesnel
and
north
to
Fort
Nelson
School
trustees
In
each
area
have
en
endorsed
�
dorsed
the
regional
college
idea
Dr
Mooney
outlined
the
work
his
committee
has
been
doing
since
1963
to
get
a
regional
college
in
the
area
The
current
proposal
Is
to
have
It
built
in
Prince
George
Citizen
Free
Swim
Class
Underway
More
than
40
children
showed
up
this
morning
for
the
first
session
of
Citizen
-
sponsored
swimming
classes
They
were
the
first
contin
contingent
�
gent
of
more
than
1700
who
have
registered
for
the
classes
being
held
at
the
civic
swim
swimming
�
ming
pool
at
Watrous
St
and
Second
Ave
The
four
Instructors
hope
to
be
able
to
teach
an
average
of
350
a
day
Each
child
is
given
10
consecutive
classes
and
a
series
of
tests
If
he
passes
the
test
he
receives
a
certificate
Ages
for
the
swimming
class
classes
�
es
range
from
six
to
15
The
classes
begin
at
815
am
and
run
through
with
the
exception
of
lunch
hour
to
230
pm
After
245
pm
the
pool
is
open
for
public
swimming
Adult
swimming
classes
for
men
and
women
begin
on
July
6
These
classes
will
be
held
from
8
pm
to
9
pm
Tues
Tuesdays
�
days
and
Thursdays
On
July
6
classes
In
syn
synchronized
�
chronized
swimming
water
ballet
will
begin
under
the
direction
of
Miss
Cherry
Cor
less
The
pre
requlsite
is
a
junior
level
swimming
certifi
certificate
�
cate
or
better
Size
of
the
dally
swimming
classes
depends
on
the
weather
With
the
kind
of
cold
weekend
just
experienced
said
officials
classes
tend
to
be
reduced
In
number
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well
go
alone
Sharp
Fire
Levelled
At
Benicare
Premier
Bennetts
proposed
medicare
plan
today
drew
sharp
fire
from
local
New
Democratic
Party
officials
We
will
not
rest
until
a
full
comprehensive
medical
care
program
as
outlined
In
the
Hall
Commission
Report
Is
imple
implemented
�
mented
said
Ron
Tweedie
president
f
the
NDPs
Prince
George
riding
association
Mr
Tweedie
claimed
in
an
interview
that
Premier
Ben
Bennetts
�
netts
program
is
medicine
by
a
means
test
It
completely
Ignores
the
findings
of
the
Hall
Report
Mr
Tweedie
said
a
partial
medical
care
insurance
plan
for
some
Income
groups
Is
dis
disturbing
�
turbing
The
Hall
Commission
ruled
out
this
type
of
health
care
be
because
�
cause
it
fails
to
cover
all
citi
citizens
�
zens
its
merely
a
further
attempt
by
Bennett
to
delay
the
introduction
of
a
comprehensive
medical
care
program
he
said
In
Victoria
Opposition
Lead
Leader
�
er
Robert
Strachan
said
the
proposal
is
completely
mis
misleading
�
leading
All
the
plan
does
Is
to
make
the
present
high
cost
coverage
in
B
C
available
to
those
who
can
afford
it
In
addition
it
leaves
approxi
approximately
�
mately
18000
persons
on
social
assistance
who
have
no
medi
medical
�
cal
cards
in
the
position
of
having
to
pay
up
to
150
a
year
out
of
their
social
assistance
to
obtain
coverage
Mr
Strachan
said
in
Saskat
Saskatchewan
�
chewan
premiums
are
only
12
a
year
for
single
persons
and
24
for
families
NOT
SO
CHEERFUL
Rains
Bless
District
Farmers
Heavy
weekend
rains
were
a
blessing
to
Prince
George
distuct
farmers
but
lion
dreds
of
weekend
holidajers
weient
quite
so
cheeilul
As
well
as
being
the
chil
chilliest
�
liest
spot
in
Canada
12
Inches
of
rain
fell
In
the
le
legion
�
gion
between
Friday
andSun
day
washing
out
most
week
weekend
�
end
jecreational
plans
Not
so
unhappy
were
far
farmers
�
mers
whose
crops
had
begun
to
wilt
under
the
effect
of
last
weeks
soaring
tempei
atuies
The
rain
we
liad
was
a
great
help
to
the
laimeis-
said
district
agricultuilst
Dae
Ciossfield
However
we
could
use
anothej
good
shower
and
then
some
good
hot
weather
Mr
Crossfield
said
he
hadnt
jet
been
out
to
inspect
any
fields
to
check
for
drought
damage
fjom
the
previous
week
I
doubt
though
that
the
rain
would
have
caused
any
heading
out
In
grains
he
said
Temperatuies
in
Prince
Geoige
diopped
to
38
above
Sunday
night
giving
the
city
the
dubious
distinction
of
being
the
coldest
spot
inCan
ada
The
rain
and
cold
weie
the
j
esult
of
a
low
pi
essure
ai
ea
foi
med
down
the
center
of
the
piovince
It
came
to
an
end
eaily
toda
when
the
s
stem
moed
eastward
over
the
Rockies
In
AUvita
up
to
five
Inches
of
rain
fell
in
some
areas
over
the
weekend
Foiecast
for
this
aiea
Tuesday
calls
for
wanner
weather
the
i
esult
of
a
high
piessuie
aiea
expected
to
make
its
home
heie
for
a
few
dais
Haidest
hit
b
the
weekend
lain
was
the
Toil
St
John-Hudson-Hope
aiea
Rains
washed
out
se
erul
i
oads
and
in
ldges
lip
w
i
ll
1
1
Hglts
fcjpTow
40
High
70
1
Both
highways
into
Hud
Hudson
�
son
Hope
were
washed
out
leaving
some
woikers
on
the
Poitage
Mountain
Dam
unable
to
get
to
work
The
Alaska
Hlghwa
was
repott
repotted
�
ed
washout
out
at
Mile
128
The
weekend
rains
also
bi
ought
under
contioi
a
ser
serious
�
ious
foiest
fire
pioblem
which
had
blown
upinNoitlt
ein
H
C
duilng
the
last
two
weeks
The
dow
npour
soaked
undergiowth
in
the
woods
w
hlcli
had
become
t
inder
dry
during
the
long
warm
spell
this
spi
lug
roit
seivice
oificlals
and
taiuteis
had
Iven
expecting
the
laiiistoim
since
the
middle
ot
last
week