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THE
WORLD
TODAY
Meeting
Tonight
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CP
-
The
Postal
Workers
Brotherhood
will
an
announce
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nounce
at
4
pm
PDT
today
whether
Canadian
postal
work
workers
�
ers
will
strike
to
back
up
deands
for
more
pay
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was
killed
here
Monday
night
when
he
missed
the
net
after
being
fired
from
a
cannon
Circus
manager
R
Thompson
said
Grlce
a
Spaniard
had
been
doing
the
act
for
three
years
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Up
Fight
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AP
Clvll
rights
forces
step
up
public
accommodation
tests
picketing
and
marching
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Bogalusa
to
today
�
day
following
justice
depart
department
�
ment
action
to
halt
police
offi
officials
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cials
and
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
from
interfering
with
demon
demonstrators
�
strators
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CP
-
Police
foiled
a
Viet
Cong
attempt
today
to
assassinate
US
Ambassador
Maxwell
D
Taylor
police
sources
reported
The
attempt
came
shortly
after
news
of
a
Viet
Cong
attack
on
a
Vietnamese
special
forces
camp
near
the
Cambodian
border
A
US
spokesman
said
some
Americans
were
among
the
casualties
All
is
Well
NEW
YORK
AP
The
12
500
-
ton
liner
Seven
Seas
stranded
in
the
Atlantic
Ocean
500
miles
east
of
St
Johns
Nfld
reported
today
to
a
coast
guard
cutter
which
pulled
along
alongside
�
side
All
Is
well
no
require
requirements
�
ments
for
assistance1
Ship
Contracts
OTTAWA
CP
West
Coast
shipyards
will
receive
federal
contracts
worth
an
estimated
71
million
at
least
over
the
next
six
years
Industry
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Drury
said
Monday
The
amount
will
be
spent
on
three
ships
planned
for
acientific
re
research
�
search
In
the
Pacific
Bidding
will
be
limited
to
B
C
ship
shipyards
�
yards
Face
Demonstrations
ATHENS
AP
-
King
Con
Constantino
�
stantino
flew
Into
Athens
today
to
strengthen
his
government
in
the
face
of
a
massive
demon
demonstration
�
stration
for
ousted
premier
George
Papandreou
Monday
night
When
the
ex
premler
drove
into
Athens
from
his
country
home
for
the
first
time
j
since
King
Constantino
firea
him
last
week
tens
of
thousands
surged
about
his
motorcycle
and
packed
the
streets
before
tho
headquarters
of
Papandreous
Centre
Union
party
Situation
Serious
SAIGON
CP
-
US
Defence
Secretary
McNamara
com
completed
�
pleted
a
five
day
visit
to
South
Viet
Nam
today
and
said
he
found
many
aspects
of
deter
deterioration
�
ioration
since
his
last
visit
15
months
ago
The
over
all
situ
situation
�
ation
continues
to
be
serious
McNamara
told
a
press
confer
conference
�
ence
before
flying
back
to
Washington
When
the
directors
of
the
B
C
Aviation
Council
came
to
the
end
of
their
busi
business
�
ness
session
in
Prince
George
Saturday
they
packed
it
up
and
headed
for
Wally
and
May
Wests
lakeside
hideaway
at
Six
Mile
While
it
was
a
little
cloudy
the
barbecue
was
de
delightful
�
lightful
reported
the
guests
PeeGees
own
Pacers
this
week
marked
the
half
way
point
in
a
busy
summer
tour
In
the
next
few
days
they
head
north
for
Fort
St
John
and
Daw
Dawson
�
son
Creek
Next
week
theyll
be
in
the
Okanagan
and
after
that
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AP
-President
Johnson
named
US
Supreme
Court
Justice
Arthur
J
Goldberg
today
to
be
the
new
US
ambassa
ambassador
�
dor
to
the
United
Nations
In
a
quickly
arranged
cere
ceremony
�
mony
in
the
White
House
rose
garden
the
president
with
Gold
Goldberg
�
berg
at
his
side
named
his
choice
to
succeed
the
lateAdlai
E
Stevenson
Goldberg
said
in
a
little
talk
that
the
message
of
Stevenson
to
the
world
must
continue
mans
ancient
application
to
grant
us
peace1
And
he
promised
to
attempt
to
bring
the
rule
of
law
to
relations
between
the
various
nations
it
is
that
or
doom
and
we
all
know
that
Gold
Goldberg
�
berg
said
The
selection
came
as
a
dis
distinct
�
tinct
surprise
Speculation
had
centred
oh
the
idea
of
a
cabinet
reshuffle
Con-
Its
the
PNE
whe
re
the
band
will
be
In
the
Teenage
Fair
Has
anyone
seen
a
childs
doll
which
was
lost
In
the
vicinity
of
Super
Value
or
Wool
worths
This
doll
is
wearing
a
red
and
while
polka
dot
dress
and
is
in
need
of
a
new
wig
It
is
the
pride
and
joy
of
four
year
old
MelanieJeffery
and
has
been
her
constant
companion
since
she
received
it
for
her
first
birthday
If
you
have
any
In
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�
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tho
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in
the
papers
where
theyre
looking
for
a
game
biologist
to
replace
Keith
Mundy
who
last
month
was
transferred
from
Prince
George
to
Victoria
Congrats
to
Bonnie
Dobbs
who
was
selected
Miss
Cariboo
during
the
water
sports
day
at
Lac
la
Hache
Sunday
She
won
out
over
five
other
candidates
and
will
represent
tho
Cariboo
at
the
PNE
Inci
Incidentally
�
dentally
Wueen
Aurora
Judy
Strom
and
nor
two
princesses
were
down
there
for
the
finals
Ca
said
Johnson
might
switch
De
fence
Secretary
McNamara
to
the
state
department
from
the
defence
department
succeed
succeeding
�
ing
Rusk
A
week
ago
the
day
before
Stevenson
died
Johnson
was
asked
in
a
press
conference
whether
he
foresaw
a
change
in
the
top
position
at
the
state
department
None
whatever
he
said
Johnson
went
on
to
call
Rusk
one
of
the
most
able
and
most
competent
and
most
dedicated
men
I
have
ever
known
When
the
congressional
spec
speculation
�
ulation
was
reported
to
Rusk
by
an
aide
Rusk
noted
an
im
implication
�
plication
that
he
had
discus
discussed
�
sed
the
change
with
Johnson
and
was
receptive
to
it
His
reported
comment
was
I
have
held
no
such
discussion
Goldberg
was
the
late
Pre-
Lots
Going
In
Highand
About
half
the
lots
so
far
de
developed
�
veloped
in
Highland
Park
sub
subdivision
�
division
already
have
been
sold
Realtor
Gordon
Bryant
said
today
he
felt
the
sale
Is
going
satisfactorily
But
we
find
the
public
is
not
interested
In
Just
a
lot
he
said
They
want
it
improved
with
a
house
on
it
They
dont
want
to
put
their
money
into
a
piece
of
land
and
then
maybe
not
build
on
it
He
said
one
of
the
basic
problems
is
that
the
demand
for
housing
far
outpaces
the
num
bert
of
builders
More
builders
and
trades
will
have
to
come
Into
the
area
for
home
building
he
com
commented
�
mented
Somehow
weve
got
to
meet
not
only
tho
existing
de
demand
�
mand
1
ut
the
future
demand
too
The
people
who
will
work
in
the
Industrial
developments
going
on
havent
even
started
to
arrive
yet
e
e
GEORGE
AND
ARTHUR
AUSTIN
SEPARATED
FOR
50
YEARS
Two
Brothers
United
After
50
years
Arthur
and
George
Austin
were
almost
certain
the
other
was
dead
The
two
brothers
one
a
farmer
in
Wisconsin
and
the
other
a
construction
worker
In
Prince
George
had
not
seen
each
other
since
1912
For
some
unexplainable
reason
letters
had
gone
astray
and
the
brothers
lost
touch
with
each
other
But
this
week
Arthur
and
George
were
reunited
In
Prince
George
The
reunion
came
about
because
George
the
broth
brother
�
er
In
Prince
George
need
needed
�
ed
proof
of
his
age
He
wanted
to
join
In
his
companys
profit
-
sharing
plan
and
proof
was
neces
necessary
�
sary
Mr
Austins
next
step
was
to
write
the
chief
of
police
in
Rice
Lake
Wise
In
an
effort
to
trace
any
surviving
members
of
his
family
The
police
cnief
immed
immediately
�
iately
got
In
touch
with
younger
brother
Arthur
who
farms
160
acres
of
mixed
crops
near
Rice
Lake
And
finally
after
more
than
50
years
the
brothers
got
together
George
learned
that
his
farmer
brother
runs
the
huge
farm
by
himself
He
farms
22
acres
of
corn
five
acres
of
oats
25
acres
of
timothy
seed
and
30
acres
of
hay
mixture
It
Is
a
long
tough
day
for
him
He
gets
up
at
4
am
each
day
and
hits
the
hay
at
9
pm
every
evening
seven
days
a
week
Arthur
learned
that
broth
brother
�
er
George
after
leaving
Wisconsin
In
1914
trapped
for
three
years
in
northern
Manitoba
Thinking
B
Cwaspralrie
country
he
came
west
The
beauty
and
grandeur
of
the
province
has
held
him
here
ever
since
For
the
past
25
years
Mr
Austin
has
worked
for
Daw
Dawson
�
son
Construction
He
says
he
has
no
regrets
about
coming
to
Canada
and
settling
in
BC
Names
Ambassador
For
United
Nations
gressional
iniormants
said
I
sident
Kennedys
first
appoint
Monday
Johnson
might
offer
the
ment
to
the
Supreme
Court
UN
post
toState
Secretary
Rusk
Before
that
he
served
in
the
In
that
event
the
informants
i
cabinet
as
labor
secretary
after
a
long
career
as
a
labor
law
lawyer
�
yer
Johnson
called
Goldberg
a
man
of
courage
conviction
and
humanitarianlsm
Always
we
strive
for
a
world
where
all
men
live
in
peace
un
under
�
der
a
rule
of
justice
under
law
he
said
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daily
newspaper
for
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British
Columbia
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allotment
for
each
person
offered
for
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federal
government
has
offered
the
provinces
1
4
per
capita
as
a
subsidy
to
provincially
operated
universal
comprehensive
and
transferable
medical
care
insurance
plans
conference
sources
said
today
The
figure
is
based
on
roughly
half
the
anticipated
cost
of
a
medical
care
plan
covering
all
Canadians
in
Canadas
centennial
year
1967
and
is
larger
than
some
premiers
had
expected
Albatross
On
Davis
Search
An
RCAF
Search
and
Rescue
Albatross
was
en
route
to
the
Monkmna
Pass
area
this
morn
morning
�
ing
to
resume
the
search
for
missing
lumberman
Ross
Davis
plane
There
were
no
firm
plans
for
the
Comox
based
Albatross
to
land
at
Prince
George
A
spokesman
for
the
rescue
coordination
centre
in
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
said
today
the
search
craft
will
comb
the
pass
where
a
man
Monday
reported
he
had
sighted
a
small
aircraft
answering
the
description
of
the
one
Davis
set
out
in
from
Grande
Prairie
Alta
May
2
The
s
p
o
k
e
s
m
a
n
said
if
the
search
aircraft
spots
the
Davis
plane
a
ground
party
will
be
sent
In
probably
from
Prince
George
to
make
positive
iden
identification
�
tification
of
the
plane
A
B
C
Forest
Service
patrol
plane
reported
no
sighting
dur
during
�
ing
a
routine
patrol
over
Monk
man
Pass
Monday
HOUSING
NEB
Teachers
Galore
No
Place
to
Go
School
officials
today
appeal
appealed
�
ed
for
accommodation
for
the
hundreds
of
teachers
who
will
bo
returning
to
their
class
classrooms
�
rooms
in
September
Bert
Webb
director
of
ele
elementary
�
mentary
Instruction
said
he
expects
teachers
may
have
a
lot
of
difficulty
finding
places
to
live
Everybody
moving
to
Princo
George
has
the
same
problem
no
place
to
live
he
said
Mr
Webb
suggested
if
any
residents
of
the
city
who
expect
to
have
apartment
or
home
va
vacancies
�
cancies
by
Sept
1
should
tele
telephone
�
phone
school
board
offices
Mr
Webb
said
most
of
the
teachers
who
were
here
last
term
have
left
the
city
for
the
summer
months
With
their
de-
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is
just
one
of
many
bar
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to
he
found
in
the
Citizen
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Section
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matter
whnt
you
need
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and
save
through
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parture
they
vacated
their
liv
living
�
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quarters
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addition
to
the
teachers
who
will
bo
new
to
Prince
George
school
district
there
will
be
many
who
were
here
last
term
looking
for
a
place
to
live
Mr
Webb
estimates
375
teachers
will
be
employed
by
the
school
district
In
Sep
September
�
tember
Forest
Camp
For
50
Boys
About
50
youths
from
the
In
Interior
�
terior
will
travel
to
Squamlsh
early
next
month
for
a
weeks
stay
at
the
Canadian
Forestry
Associations
camp
there
The
Junior
forest
wardens
leave
by
train
Aug
2
for
the
camp
at
which
they
will
study
a
variety
of
forestry
subjects
un
under
�
der
field
conditions
They
will
be
accompanied
by
CFA
Interior
representative
Dave
Campbell
Mr
Campbell
said
he
ex
expected
�
pected
a
number
of
youths
from
Terrace
about
17
from
Prince
George
six
from
Hlxon
10
from
Quesnel
and
a
number
from
Williams
Lake
and
100
Mile
House
to
attend
the
camp
The
Junior
wardens
will
re
return
�
turn
Aug
10
It
is
based
on
anticipated
per
capita
costs
of
about
29
for
the
plan
in
1967
Conference
sources
said
this
is
in
line
with
the
exper
experience
�
ience
of
Saskatchewan
which
now
is
operating
such
a
plan
Saskatchewan
Health
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Dave
Stewart
told
the
con
conference
�
ference
Saskatchewans
per
capital
cost
last
year
was
25
and
that
in
the
past
two
years
it
has
risen
56
per
cent
a
year
Premier
Bennett
of
BCs
meeting
of
the
federal-provincial
premiers
conference
out
outlining
�
lining
his
objections
to
the
plan
in
principle
He
has
advocated
strongly
that
medical
care
in
insurance
�
surance
be
kept
voluntary
for
participants
But
conference
sources
said
at
the
end
of
his
speech
Mr
Bennett
endorsed
the
federal
plan
As
the
premiers
gathered
for
the
second
day
of
their
meet
ing
the
questions
uppermost
in
the
minds
of
delegates
were
How
much
is
the
federal
government
willing
to
pay
How
compulsory
will
It
be
for
every
Canadian
to
contri
contribute
�
bute
to
and
benefit
from
the
plan
At
the
opening
of
the
confer
conference
�
ence
Monday
Mr
Pearson
out
outlined
�
lined
the
proposal
to
pay
part
of
the
bill
for
a
medical
care
insurance
plan
in
each
province
so
long
as
It
is
comprehensive
in
benefit
coverage
universal
in
application
provincially
op
operated
�
erated
and
transferable
when
Canadians
move
from
one
prov
province
�
ince
to
another
But
he
did
not
indicate
the
amount
of
money
Ottawa
was
prepared
to
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as
a
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the
provinces
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to
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of
Saskat
Saskatchewan
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guessed
it
would
be
S12
million
for
his
province
or
half
the
costs
of
the
plan
it
has
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WITH
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Ottawa
CP
Premier
W
A
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Bennett
is
report
reported
�
ed
to
have
told
the
federal
provincial
conference
today
that
his
province
will
go
along
with
the
federal
governments
medical
care
insurance
proposals
if
most
other
provinces
do
so
A
conference
source
said
Mr
Bennett
spent
20
minutes
tell
telling
�
ing
this
mornings
session
that
he
is
opposed
in
principle
to
the
federal
proposals
But
the
source
said
the
BC
premier
added
he
wont
stand
in
the
way
if
most
other
provinces
want
the
type
of
national
medical
care
insurance
plan
proposed
by
Ottawa
By
the
mid
point
of
the
morn
morning
�
ing
session
Manitoba
Premier
Duff
Roblin
had
not
given
the
conference
his
position
on
the
medical
care
plan
Saskatchewan-
alone
among
the
western
provinces
was
thoroughly
happy
with
the
fed
federal
�
eral
proposals
There
was
a
wide
gulf
between
the
Alberta
and
federal
governments
on
the
question
though
both
sides
were
optimistic
that
differences
could
be
worked
out
Premier
Bennett
and
Mr
Roblin
both
indicated
in
inter
interviews
�
views
prior
to
todays
session
that
the
federal
government
proposals
dont
meet
all
their
desires
A
conference
source
saidAl
berta
Premier
E
C
Manning
criticized
the
federal
proposals
this
morning
on
the
ground
that
they
are
an
infringement
on
a
provincial
sphere
of
responsi
responsibility
�
bility
Mr
Manning
also
is
reported
to
have
said
that
the
provinces
already
are
subsidizing
medical
care
for
the
needy
Hydro
Back
In
Service
Service
was
restored
shortly
after
noon
Monday
on
B
C
Hydros
main
transmission
line
from
Bridge
River
to
the
Cen
Central
�
tral
Interior
Hydro
district
manager
Bill
Best
today
said
repairs
were
completed
on
a
main
transmis
transmission
�
sion
tower
at
about
1220
pm
and
the
area
for
the
first
time
in
12
hours
went
back
on
line
Hydros
big
Prince
George
diesel
generator
filled
In
during
the
lengthy
outage
Mr
Best
said
a
helicopter
patrol
will
be
made
from
Prince
George
down
the
line
toward
Bridge
River
The
re
have
beenan
abnor
abnormal
�
mal
number
of
lightning
storms
in
the
past
few
weeks
said
Mr
Best
The
line
hasbpenhlt
be
before
�
fore
but
not
this
seriously