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get
a
barrel
of
flavour
In
Carling
Pilsener
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Vol
9
No
49
THE
WORLD
TODAY
Strikers
Hold
Tight
MONTREAL
CP
-
Striking
postal
workers
here
have
re
received
�
ceived
no
new
offer
from
the
federal
government
William
Houle
said
today
Mr
Houle
Montreal
president
of
the
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
Postal
Employees
As
Association
�
sociation
said
a
general
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
the
strikers
today
would
therefore
take
no
vote
on
whether
the
current
strike
should
be
continued
or
stopped
Joint
Operation
CHAN
SON
AP
-
U
S
ma
marines
�
rines
and
Vietnamese
troops
launched
their
first
regimental
sized
Joint
operation
here
today
and
claimed
a
toll
of
25
dead
about
one
-
fifth
of
them
civil
civilians
�
ians
Marine
artillerymen
poured
nearly
1000
shells
Into
the
area
10
miles
south
of
Da
Nang
Helicopters
carried
In
marine
riflemen
Determined
Defeat
ATHENS
AP
-
Ex
premler
George
Papandreous
followers
were
reported
ready
to
send
enough
deputies
into
Parliament
tonight
to
make
sure
a
confi
confidence
�
dence
vote
debate
on
the
new
government
can
start
Their
goal
was
to
hasten
its
defeat
Sources
in
Papandreous
Centre
Union
party
said
he
would
send
just
enough
deputies
into
Parliament
to
provide
a
quorum
Wilson
Accused
LONDON
CP
-
Edward
Heath
new
leader
of
the
Con
Conservatives
�
servatives
accused
Prime
Minister
Wilson
today
of
under
undermining
�
mining
world
confidence
in
Britain
and
asserted
Wilson
is
unfit
to
run
the
country
Heath
called
upon
a
packed
and
tense
House
of
Commons
to
vote
no
confidence
In
the
Labor
gov
government
�
ernment
and
to
deplore
Wilsons
conduct
of
the
nations
affairs
Grain
Handlers
MONTREAL
CP
-
Striking
Montreal
grain
handlers
who
have
been
off
the
job
since
June
14
were
unsuccessful
to
today
�
day
In
what
was
to
be
a
new
show
of
picket
line
strength
on
the
waterfront
A
heavy
rain
coupled
with
a
lack
of
official
sympathy
by
longshoremen
and
stevedores
quickly
ended
the
latest
attempt
to
bar
access
to
the
harbor
Rivard
to
Court
LAREDO
Tex
CP
AP
Lu
cient
Rivard
50
of
Montreal
was
scheduled
to
appear
in
a
federal
court
here
today
to
be
charged
with
participating
in
a
multl
-
million
-
dollar
dope
smuggling
ring
Rivard
was
hid
hidden
�
den
from
public
view
during
the
weekend
Political
Stir
JOHNSON
CITY
AP-Pres-ldent
Johnson
has
caused
a
po
political
�
litical
stir
by
accusing
a
lead
leading
�
ing
Republican
of
violating
his
confidence
and
publicizing
perhaps
malicious
untruths
about
deliberations
on
the
Viet
Nam
war
Citizen
magazine
editor
w
Pete
Miller
looks
like
hes
found
an
answer
to
the
high
cost
of
living
In
a
story
last
Friday
which
he
blushlngly
admits
was
a
real
booboo
he
stated
that
the
entire
Searchlight
Tattoo
Squad
250
kids
in
all
could
be
transported
here
and
fed
for
1100
11000
is
more
like
HI
Incidentally
the
Tattoo
ticket
sales
are
going
well
and
those
Interested
are
advised
to
pick
up
their
tickets
as
soon
as
possible
Application
forms
for
entries
in
the
Exhibition
Parade
are
available
at
the
Exhibition
office
at
the
grounds
or
from
Bill
Taylor
who
can
be
phoned
at
4
5G12
0
Norwegian
born
artist
Mln
Sjolseth
will
present
a
five
day
exhibition
of
her
work
be
beginning
�
ginning
Tuesday
at
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
Miss
SJolseths
work
ranges
from
impression-
INDEX
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The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
William
Jefferson
2G
and
his
brother
Earl
25
Mr
and
Mrs
Crltchlow
were
still
In
their
bathing
suits
Police
said
the
hard
top
was
re
returning
�
turning
from
Lakelse
Lake
One
of
the
first
persons
on
the
scene
said
the
two
cars
hit
almost
dead
center
The
hardtop
was
completely
smashed
beyond
recognition
he
said
It
looked
like
a
tin
can
that
had
been
stomped
on
Sgt
Rlddell
said
the
force
of
Impact
ripped
the
cars
frame
from
its
body
The
driver
of
the
convert
able
was
completely
pinned
be
between
�
tween
the
dash
and
the
front
seat
His
foot
had
gone
right
through
the
firewall
Sgt
Rlddell
said
tho
Impact
also
broke
the
straps
holding
the
convertibles
gas
tank
It
was
found
undamaged
across
tho
road
He
said
an
eyewitness
Mrs
Ann
Little
of
Terrace
told
po
police
�
lice
she
was
travelling
downhill
about
CO
miles
per
hour
when
the
red
convertible
pulled
out
to
pass
her
The
veteran
policeman
said
the
bodies
were
unrecognizable
We
had
to
use
crowbars
to
get
the
occupants
of
the
green
car
hard
top
out
He
said
blood
samples
have
been
taken
from
each
of
the
victims
and
sent
to
the
RCMP
lab
in
Vancouver
Lion
Owner
To
Face
Court
QUEBEC
CP
-Georges
Baker
owner
of
a
young
lion
lioness
�
ess
that
killed
a
three
month
old
child
last
November
was
committed
for
trail
at
the
next
assizes
by
Judge
Alphonse
Garon
Baker
Is
charged
with
criminal
negligence
The
child
Manon
Tanguay
was
clawed
by
the
lioness
in
Bakers
home
In
suburban
Sll
lery
Judge
Garon
who
presided
at
the
preliminary
hearing
said
Baker
should
have
known
it
was
dangerous
to
keep
an
animal
such
as
a
lioness
and
that
its
claws
should
have
been
clipped
Baker
is
free
on
1000
ball
pending
trial
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRlflSH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
AUGUST
2
1
965
Eight
persons
died
when
these
two
cars
smashed
head
on
south
of
Terrace
Satur
Saturday
�
day
All
were
from
Terrace
The
crash
has
been
described
as
one
of
the
worst
in
BCs
history
Eight
Persons
Killed
In
Terrace
Smash
Up
TERRACE
Staff
Eight
Terrace
persons
were
killed
Saturday
night
in
what
has
been
described
as
one
of
the
worst
highway
accidents
in
BCs
history
Ive
attended
many
ac
cidents
In
my
18
years
of
police
work
and
this
one
was
undoubt
undoubtedly
�
edly
the
worst
said
RCMP
Sgt
Jim
Rlddell
The
smash
occured
about
845
pm
when
a
hard
top
and
a
con
convertible
�
vertible
collided
head
on
in
the
passing
lane
of
a
three
lane
stretch
of
highway
South
of
Terrace
They
were
among
fifteen
persons
who
died
in
one
of
the
worst
accident
weekends
In
BC
this
year
Eleven
of
them
died
on
the
highways
and
four
others
drowned
Including
a
Prince
George
girl
near
Clinton
The
Terrace
smash
resulted
In
a
bizarre
twist
of
fate
the
young
woman
killed
in
the
hard
top
was
the
sister
of
two
men
killed
In
the
convertible
The
victims
were
Clifford
Crltchlow
In
his
early
20s
his
wife
Marie
17
Melvln
Jenner
In
his
early
20s
Carol
Ann
Jefferson
20
Ozzle
Legace
28
j
John
Senclw
27
1st
to
expressionist
landscape
and
figure
studies
to
work
on
black
velvet
She
Is
a
resident
artist
of
the
Georgia
Gallery
Vancouver
f
Couchlchlng
Diary
a
10
minute
program
on
the
Couchiching
Conference
will
be
broadcasted
Aug
2
to
C
from
720
to
730
pm
by
CKPG
radio
Concepts
of
Federalism
tho
theme
of
the
34th
Couchl
Couchlchlng
�
chlng
Conference
will
be
dis
discussed
�
cussed
by
speakers
from
Can
Canada
�
ada
England
Nigeria
and
the
U
S
School
officials
are
won
dering
how
proud
three
teen
agers
are
feeling
today
af
after
�
ter
their
destruction
Saturday
night
The
trio
was
seen
in
a
school
ground
between
11
and
12
midnight
and
were
overheard
to
remark
that
they
had
better
get
of
there
because
tho
cops
are
always
hanging
around
They
broke
off
a
second
year
12
foot
birch
tree
In
the
school
grounds
0
All
was
quiet
and
peaceful
at
Hear
Lake
early
Sunday
when
jKJlico
arrived
there
In
answer
to
a
complaint
of
row
dyism
The
call
came
In
shortly
after
midnight
but
when
police
got
there
less
than
an
hour
later
the
reported
rowdies
had
packed
their
bags
and
silently
stole
away
Judging
from
the
condition
of
the
wreck
the
cars
must
have
been
travelling
at
considerable
speed
Wreckage
was
scattered
over
a
wide
area
The
cars
were
about
five
yards
from
each
other
Bodies
were
scheduled
to
be
viewed
at
230
pm
today
but
an
inquest
will
be
put
off
until
Investigation
of
the
smashup
Is
completed
Parents
of
the
Jeff
erson
boys
and
their
sister
are
Mr
and
Mrs
Fred
Jefferson
They
are
believed
to
have
another
son
and
a
married
daughter
Gl
RL
DROWNS
CULVERTS
GRADING
TO
START
0NPGE
EXTENSION
Grading
and
instalation
of
culverts
on
the
217
mlle
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
Kennedy
spur
line
will
start
immediately
It
was
announced
today
KRM
Construction
Ltd
of
Chetwynd
was
the
lowest
of
three
bidders
for
the
ex
extension
�
tension
of
tho
railway
from
Kennedy
100
miles
north
of
Prince
George
to
tho
west
217
miles
to
the
Morfee
Lake
area
Work
is
scheduledfor
com
completion
�
pletion
In
November
Steel
is
expected
to
be
laid
by
the
end
of
1000
Clearing
and
grubbing
for
the
railroad
has
already
been
com
completed
�
pleted
KRM
Construction
also
did
the
work
on
that
project
PEARKES
TO
VISIT
HBE
Lt
-
Gov
George
Pearkes
will
be
in
Prince
George
early
next
month
He
will
make
several
stops
in
the
Interior
on
his
way
to
the
Chilcotin
district
He
also
has
visits
scheduled
at
Quesnel
Alexis
Creek
Ana
-hlm
Lake
and
Williams
Lake
An
official
schedule
will
be
drawn
up
In
about
two
weeks
Heroic
Rescue
Attempt
Fails
A
14-year-old
Prince
George
girl
Doris
Bressetto
drowned
at
Loon
Lake
Sunday
despite
tho
brave
attempts
of
a
girl
friend
to
save
her
Tho
girls
were
playing
on
a
wharf
on
Loon
Lake
12
miles
south
of
Clinton
when
tho
Prince
George
teen
ager
fell
from
a
diving
board
Both
girls
were
non
-
swim
swimmers
�
mers
but
tho
Prince
George
girls
friend
leaped
into
the
Locomotive
Hits
Truck
A
city
man
escaped
serious
injury
early
Sunday
when
his
late
model
pickup
truck
was
demolished
by
a
slow
moving
CNR
locomotive
at
Prince
George
The
driver
Robert
G
Lund
2411
Ross
Crescent
climbed
out
with
only
slight
Injuries
to
one
leg
The
accident
oc
occured
�
cured
at
345
am
at
the
track
crossing
In
the
300
block
First
Ave
-k
Two
persons
were
treated
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
from
minor
Injuries
suf
suffered
�
fered
when
the
car
In
which
they
were
riding
plunged
off
the
Bypass
Highway
near
the
Gogliu
Road
early
Sunday
William
Duvid
Piche
444
Douglas
St
has
been
charged
with
driving
without
due
care
and
attention
after
the
accident
which
sent
himself
and
Diane
E
Gumeau
to
hospital
water
in
a
resuce
attempt
Moments
before
help
could
arriye
the
Bressette
girl
slip
slipped
�
ped
under
the
water
Clinton
RCMP
said
the
Prince
George
girl
was
camping
with
the
second
girl
and
her
parents
all
of
Vancouver
Doris
was
the
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Albert
E
Bres
Bressette
�
sette
of
1170
Burden
St
in
Prince
George
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564
2441
City
District
Ban
All
Burning
Permits
Central
BC
was
a
powder
keg
today
as
forest
fire
hazards
continued
to
soar
and
at
least
six
of
the
40
blazes
ripping
through
the
Prince
George
forest
district
were
out
of
control
As
the
temperatures
climbed
to
more
than
90
degrees
during
the
week
weekend
�
end
the
forests
and
under
underbrush
�
brush
became
tinder
dry
Burning
permits
were
can
cancelled
�
celled
in
the
city
and
Prince
George
forest
district
A
spokesman
for
the
Prince
George
fire
department
said
burning
of
any
sort
is
forbidden
until
there
is
a
rainfall
We
will
have
to
haveat
least
half
an
inch
of
rain
before
we
can
allow
any
outside
burning
he
said
Danger
to
firefighters
and
In
Inaccessibility
�
accessibility
forced
the
BC
cForestl
Service
topull
a
big
crew
off
the
districts
largest
forest
fire
the
20000
-
acre
Rob
Fire
in
the
remote
Osplka
Valley
55
miles
north
of
Finlay
Forks
It
is
burning
mostly
in
non
noncommercial
�
commercial
timber
said
a
forest
service
spokesman
We
will
just
have
to
wait
until
lt
cools
down
before
we
put
men
back
In
Firefighting
efforts
were
be
being
�
ing
hampered
by
rocky
rugged
Rocky
Mountain
terrain
The
blaze
moved
10
miles
Sunday
There
were
two
3000
acre
fires
still
out
of
control
one
of
them
the
Tat
35
miles
south
of
Vanderhoof
The
other
is
the
Lika
fire
110
miles
northwest
of
Fort
St
James
There
were
95
men
and
six
bulldozers
battling
lt
today
Other
fires
giving
forest
ser
service
�
vice
officials
most
concern
were
the
500
-
acre
Bute
fire
near
Kenney
Dam
and
the
1000
acre
Kan
fire
90
miles
north
west
of
Fort
St
John
There
were
288
men
and
18
bulldozers
engaged
in
fire
sup
suppression
�
pression
efforts
Both
Prince
George
-
based
Canso
water
bombers
were
re
returned
�
turned
to
service
Saturday
morning
within
hours
of
being
forced
to
return
to
base
for
re
repairs
�
pairs
The
first
Canso
experienc
experiencing
�
ing
trouble
with
ltsbombdoors
was
repaired
in
just
two
hours
The
second
with
carburetor
problems
returned
to
service
shortly
later
The
forest
service
spokes
man
said
tho
forecast
through
out
the
district
is
for
contin
continuing
�
uing
hot
and
dry
weather
and
the
fire
hazard
throughout
is
high
to
extreme
The
whole
district
is
just
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J
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Saws
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AT
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and
Service
Ltd
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explosive
said
a
spokesman
for
the
forest
service
He
said
to
date
recreation
ists
have
not
been
ordered
out
of
the
woods
because
of
the
ex
extreme
�
treme
fire
danger
The
spokesman
said
however
that
the
service
Is
urging
per
persons
�
sons
not
to
travel
in
the
woods
unless
absolutely
necessary
RON
ANTHONY
calls
probe
Communist
Takeover
Doubtful
MONTREAL
CP
-
A
Ni
Nigerian
�
gerian
cabinet
minister
says
it
is
unlikely
there
will
be
a
wide
widespread
�
spread
Communist
take
over
in
Africa
Transport
Minister
ZBDip
chareima
said
the
average
African
is
too
much
of
an
indi
individualist
�
vidualist
to
permit
the
effective
establishment
of
a
totalitarian
Communist
type
of
regime
Nigeria
in
particular
has
shown
itself
too
flexible
and
too
open
to
sensible
compromises
to
permit
a
doctrinaire
philo
philosophy
�
sophy
to
dominate
the
state
he
said
Mr
Dipchatima
who
has
vis
visited
�
ited
Communist
China
said
lt
Is
perfectly
natural
for
African
states
to
accept
aid
and
techni
technical
�
cal
know
how
from
Communist
countries
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Central
Inferior
Needs
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PARCHED
FORESTS
LIKE
POWDER
KEG
Electrical
Men
Look
At
Delays
Electrical
contractors
in
Prince
George
are
launching
thoir
own
investigation
into
de
delays
�
lays
of
electrical
inspections
Ron
Anthony
president
of
the
Central
BC
chapter
of
the
Electrical
Contractors
As
Association
�
sociation
of
BC
said
the
in
investigation
�
vestigation
would
look
Into
new
government
regulations
re
regarding
�
garding
inspections
Ho
said
new
regulations
now
call
for
spot
check
inspections
in
instances
where
the
in
inspection
�
spection
department
feel
that
lt
might
be
required
Mr
Anthony
said
The
new
regulations
as
presently
enforced
are
com
completely
�
pletely
Inadequate
for
present
day
construction
unfair
in
the
delay
lt
is
causing
the
public
and
most
frustrating
to
the
con
construction
�
struction
industry
Electric
inspectiojn
services
provided
bytheproviheial
gov
government
�
ernment
came
under
fire
Thursday
when
Bob
Borrie
secretary
manager
of
the
Prince
George
Construction
Association
charged
a
lack
of
adequate
service
He
said
it
was
holding
up
oc
occupancy
�
cupancy
of
commercial
medi
medical
�
cal
and
servicing
buildings
The
following
day
public
works
minister
W
N
Chant
promised
that
he
would
send
a
couple
of
men
to
Prince
George
to
help
the
local
office
catch
up
with
a
backlog
of
in
inspections
�
spections
Prince
George
to
help
the
local
office
catch
up
with
a
backlog
of
Inspections
At
the
same
time
he
said
new
Inspection
regulations
calling
for
spot
checks
will
ease
the
inspectors
burden
and
speed
up
inspections
Mr
Anthony
said
these
new
regulations
are
intended
to
shift
a
larger
degree
of
re
responsibility
�
sponsibility
for
public
safety
to
the
electrical
contractor
Ho
said
this
could
pose
prob
problems
�
lems
One
objection
in
the
change
of
regulations
is
the
fact
that
the
chief
electrical
Inspector
has
the
authority
to
suspend
an
electrical
contractors
licence
for
30
days
upon
recommenda
recommendation
�
tion
of
a
field
inspector
Wo
feel
that
any
com
complaint
�
plaint
or
charges
against
an
electrical
contractor
should
first
be
examined
by
a
board
of
examiners
before
any
sus
suspension
�
pension
of
a
license
Is
made
Mr
Anthony
said
He
said
the
association
was
not
reluctant
to
accept
new
responsibilities
provided
reasonable
contiol
measures
were
Introduced
to
ensure
that
contractors
were
qualified
UFO
May
Hove
Been
Balloon
An
object
in
the
sky
seen
by
hundreds
of
city
residents
Saturday
night
may
have
been
a
weather
balloon
Weather
bureau
officials
said
today
the
radiosonde
balloons
which
measure
eight
feet
across
are
often
visible
to
a
height
of
90000
feet
Saturday
evening
was
calm
and
clear
and
the
re
reflection
�
flection
of
sunlight
from
the
transparent
balloon
would
make
lt
easy
to
see
said
one
official
No
other
mysterious
ob
object
�
ject
was
reported
to
the
weather
station
or
on
RCAF
station
Baldy
Hughes
radar
screens
Thore
is
little
doubt
that
tho
object
sighted
was
not
a
satelllto
because
it
didnt
move
like
one
said
an
air
airport
�
port
official
A
radiosonde
balloon
was
released
from
the
Prince
George
weather
station
at
415
pm
Saturday
and
it
should
have
burst
at
about
540
pm
It
is
possible
said
one
of
official
�
ficial
that
the
balloon
de
developed
�
veloped
only
a
slow
leak
rather
than
bursting
and
slowly
floated
to
the
ground
It
is
also
possible
he
said
that
the
object
could
have
been
a
balloon
from
another
weather
station
The
hydrogen
-
filled
bal
balloons
�
loons
will
float
Indefinitely
until
they
are
deflated
Throughout
tho
evening
the
airport
and
the
Baldy
Hughes
air
base
wero
flooded
with
telephone
calls
This
motorist
was
one
of
hundreds
of
people
who
stared
in
wonderment
Saturday
evening
at
an
uni
unidentified
�
dentified
Hying
object
near
Prince
George
The
object
now
is
believed
to
have
been
a
weather
balloon