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preliminary
hearing
on
charges
of
attempted
bribery
and
obstructing
justice
In
the
Luclen
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affair
was
fixed
today
for
Nov
4
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Glenn
Strike
continued
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and
also
the
5000
bail
of
Mrs
Marie
Rlvard
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Nov
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a
witness
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to
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of
life
In
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today
on
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of
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of
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inmates
Eleven
others
drew
prison
terms
ranging
from
14
years
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three
years
and
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Three
were
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of
the
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here
is
threatened
by
drought
conditions
Company
officials
said
Wednesday
the
mill
will
be
closed
and
750
men
laid
off
if
there
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a
heavy
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two
weeks
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bids
for
contracts
to
clear
two
sections
along
the
right-of-way
of
the
Peace
River
power
line
have
been
submitted
by
a
Vancouver
firm
BC
Hy
dro
and
Power
Authority
said
today
Trethewey
Wells
Tim
Timber
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Co
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two
bids
totalling
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to
clear
the
sections
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VANCOUVER
CP
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three
year
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has
been
signed
giving
3000
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labor
laborers
�
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employed
by
more
than
30
large
contracting
firms
and
100
smaller
firms
a
15
cent
hourly
wage
increase
retroactive
to
March
1
By
March
1
1967
the
increases
will
total
77
cents
for
an
hourly
wage
rate
of
324
The
contract
is
similar
to
one
signed
last
May
with
the
heavy
construction
Industry
Voyage
Ends
HONOLULU
AP
-
Sixteen-year-old
sailor
Lee
Graham
with
only
two
kittens
as
com
companions
�
panions
completed
a
2400
mile
voyage
from
California
to
Honolulu
Wednesday
night
and
described
the
trip
as
pretty
easy
No
Rifle
DALLAS
Tex
AP
-
Ken
Kenneth
�
neth
Jess
Porter
thrown
into
Jail
on
a
complaint
by
Lee
Har
very
Oswalds
widow
10
weeks
after
he
married
her
denies
he
threatened
her
with
a
gun
Por
Porter
�
ter
said
he
had
never
carried
a
gun
He
said
he
didnt
know
why
his
wife
the
former
Marina
Oswald
took
action
against
him
except
maybe
for
publicity
Rainmaker
Halts
TIMMINS
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CP
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The
Ontario
Hydro
Electric
Power
Commission
of
Ontario
an
announced
�
nounced
Wednesday
that
the
use
of
rain
making
machines
In
the
Timmins
area
will
stop
for
the
time
being
Toronto
Globe
and
Mails
western
one
-
girl
bureau
Ruth
Worth
was
In
town
over
overnight
�
night
after
Interviewing
MLA
Cyril
Shelford
out
on
his
home
grounds
Wistaria
Landing
She
almost
found
herself
without
a
place
for
the
night
because
the
town
is
Jammed
with
visitors
but
able
hotelier
niUGrauwiler
was
able
to
find
a
room
for
her
New
construction
around
town
Is
making
shelter
finding
convenient
for
some
of
the
towns
rubbles
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are
do
doing
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ENGINE
TROUBLE
FORCES
CPA
PLANE
TO
RETURN
A
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
flight
between
Prince
George
and
Vancouver
landed
safely
Wednesday
night
after
report
reporting
�
ing
engine
trouble
A
CPA
spokesman
said
there
were
44
persons
aboard
the
DCCB
when
an
engine
began
to
backfire
and
was
feathered
by
the
pilot
He
described
the
pro
procedure
�
cedure
as
a
voluntary
shut
shutdown
�
down
and
said
It
was
almost
routine
An
RCAF
Search
and
Rescue
plane
at
Comox
was
placed
on
rescue
alert
but
the
CPA
flight
landed
safely
only
five
minutes
late
An
airline
official
at
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
International
Airport
said
he
believed
passengers
knew
nothing
of
the
engine
trou
trouble
�
ble
when
the
aircraft
returned
to
that
airport
On
July
8
a
CPA
flight
north
northbound
�
bound
on
the
same
route
be
between
�
tween
Vancouver
and
Prince
George
crashed
with
a
loss
of
52
lives
Officials
Seeking
Riot
Cause
Governor
Edmund
C
Brown
said
he
would
announce
the
members
of
a
special
commis
commission
�
sion
in
Los
Angeles
The
turmoil
began
eight
days
ago
In
the
Watts
district
of
southeast1LosAngeles
-
--
Political
bitterness
appeared
an
obstacle
to
efforts
of
fed
federal
�
eral
state
and
municipal
lead
leaders
�
ers
to
mobilize
relief
and
re
rehabilitation
�
habilitation
for
the
fire
torn
area
Dr
Martin
Luther
King
Jr
was
greeted
by
hostile
heckling
Wednesday
as
wHns
friendly
applause
when
the
Negro
civil
rights
leader
toured
the
sec
section
�
tion
Burn
baby
burn
yelled
one
heckler
at
a
meeting
Dr
King
addresses
In
a
community
centre
That
was
the
rallying
cry
of
the
burning
and
looting
rioters
during
the
week
long
disorder
Negroes
in
the
crowd
told
Dr
King
they
wanted
Mayor
Sam
Samuel
�
uel
Yorty
and
Police
Chief
Wil
William
�
liam
H
Parker
to
come
to
their
neighborhoods
and
hear
their
complaints
Statements
by
Yorty
demon
demonstrated
�
strated
the
atmosphere
of
bit
bitterness
�
terness
between
him
and
the
state
and
federal
leadership
over
anti
poverty
and
relief
measures
Commenting
on
President
Johnsons
assignment
of
com
commerce
�
merce
under
secretary
Leroy
Collins
to
visit
Los
Angeles
for
on-the-spot
study
of
the
riot
causes
Mayor
Yorty
said
I
dont
believe
he
can
do
any
anything
�
thing
Hes
a
specialist
in
civil
rights
which
Is
not
the
issue
here
After
Brown
announced
that
12000
National
Guard
troops
were
being
pulled
out
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
night
and
today
Yorty
said
he
regarded
the
withdrawal
as
a
mistake
structlon
stops
for
the
night
A
Strangest
street
sign
in
w
town
is
Just
off
Fifth
Ave
There
firmly
planted
behind
a
truck
-
load
of
sand
and
gravel
is
the
suggestion
In
traditional
red
and
white
Stop
Here
is
good
news
for
w
motorists
in
th
Iiiarlor
Norm
tt
jvfrn3alt
manager
for
Imperial
oil
said
the
oue-ceut-a-galha
hcreaiooujai
line
which
his
company
an
announced
�
nounced
Wednesday
for
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
and
the
Lower
Mainland
will
not
affect
Prince
George
Prlcos
havi
boon
il
ipr
i
u
down
there
for
somo
time
but
now
they
appear
to
be
firming
slightly
said
Mr
Ross
Reports
aro
continuing
to
come
In
on
a
phantom
Sli
moso
catnappor
Another
one
valued
at
300
has
been
taken
from
the
1100
block
Ewert
St
area
All
the
cats
stolen
four
In
the
last
week
have
been
Siamese
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
A
California
woman
was
slightly
Injured
Wednesday
when
her
husbands
camper
truck
flipped
over
in
a
ditch
20
miles
west
of
Prince
George
Mrs
Wilfred
Kenneth
Kehl
of
Long
Beach
Calif
suffered
knee
Injuries
when
the
half
ton
truck
h
1
1
a
soft
s
h
o
u
1
d
e
r
on
Highway
1C
went
over
an
em
embankment
�
bankment
and
struck
a
culvert
Police
said
Mr
Kehl
was
ap
apparently
�
parently
trying
to
pass
another
car
when
the
truck
hit
a
soft
shoulder
and
flipped
The
accident
occured
on
a
straight
stretch
of
highway
at
450
pm
Damage
to
the
truck
was
estimated
at
500
Fair
Goers
Get
Flights
Some
75
persons
will
see
Prince
George
from
the
air
Friday
if
they
attend
the
Prince
George
Exhibition
Earl
Barlow
exhibition
president
said
today
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
will
make
four
courtesy
flights
over
the
city
Friday
starting
at
3
pm
The
flights
will
take
20
minutes
to
complete
and
will
cover
the
entire
Prince
George
area
The
people
taking
part
In
the
excursions
will
be
selected
at
the
exhibition
gate
when
they
purchase
their
admission
tickets
Mr
Barlow
said
they
will
not
be
selected
under
any
specific
plan
but
flight
tickets
will
be
handed
out
at
random
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A
300
Egyptian
black
opal
ring
was
stolen
from
a
display
at
the
Prince
George
Exhibition
Wednesday
Police
said
the
valuable
ring
was
take
sometime
during
the
morning
from
a
display
put
on
by
Len
Walkers
Hobby
Shop
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Williston
predicted
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
that
the
Prince
George
Exhibition
will
within
a
few
years
be
one
of
the
major
fairs
of
its
type
In
Canada
You
aint
seen
nothing
yet
said
the
Minister
at
the
8
pm
official
opening
ceremony
After
Mr
Wllllstons
brief
remarks
the
exhibition
was
declared
officially
open
by
agri
agriculture
�
culture
minister
Frank
Richter
Although
the
annual
fair
was
not
opened
until
evening
fes
festivities
�
tivities
were
kicked
off
early
in
the
afternoon
by
a
parade
which
wound
along
the
longest
route
in
exhibition
history
in
swel
sweltering
�
tering
80
degree
heat
An
estimated
12000
persons
lined
the
parade
route
most
of
them
jamming
all
available
shady
spots
others
toughing
it
out
on
the
sunny
side
of
the
street
The
heat
took
Its
toll
Among
the
victims
was
a
young
lad
a
member
of
the
White
Spot
pipe
band
who
collapsed
from
the
heat
on
Third
Ave
near
Bruns
Brunswick
�
wick
St
Exhibition
officials
said
the
parado
compared
favorably
with
those
held
in
past
years
al
although
�
though
it
was
not
as
large
as
some
Exhibition
president
Earl
Barlow
attributed
the
smaller
entry
list
to
the
fact
that
a
major
parado
had
been
held
earlier
to
celebrate
the
citys
50th
anniversary
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for
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says
Linda
Samkow
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of
865
Alward
St
Linda
prefers
real
hopping
on
a
pogo
stick
The
pogo
stick
was
a
present
from
her
brother
who
brought
it
home
with
him
from
the
prairies
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Photo
Camper
Truck
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Woman
Injures
Knee
4
H
Beef
On
Auction
Bidding
is
expected
to
be
brisk
at
Fridays
4
H
beef
and
lamb
sale
at
the
Prince
George
Exhibition
A
regular
stock
sale
at
the
Otway
cattle
yards
will
bring
major
meat
packing
buyers
to
the
city
and
they
aro
expected
to
attend
the
4
H
sale
Dave
Crossfleld
district
agriculturist
said
ho
expects
prices
will
be
much
higher
than
the
poor
pricos
paid
for
the
top
quality
beef
last
year
The
sale
begins
at
the
fair
fairgrounds
�
grounds
at
630
pm
and
more
than
30
hand
-
tended
animals
will
go
under
the
auctioneers
gavel
Local
buyers
will
have
no
problem
having
their
beef
butchered
thanks
to
E
G
Armstrong
Mr
Armstrong
will
bo
at
the
sale
to
help
persons
who
need
the
services
of
a
custom
butcher
He
will
take
charge
of
the
animals
butcher
cool
and
package
them
at
a
nominal
cost
There
were
about
50
entries
in
Wednesdays
parade
Awards
were
presented
to
parade
winners
at
the
evening
opening
ceremonies
by
William
Taylor
entertainment
director
for
the
exhibition
ncAP
station
Baldv
Huehes
1
won
the
Len
Walker
trophy
as
changes
from
one
radio
chan
channel
�
nel
to
another
The
controllers
switched
to
a
backup
system
and
it
worked
fine
When
the
primary
system
was
switched
back
on
it
was
working
also
But
engineers
ex
expressed
�
pressed
some
concern
and
they
wanted
to
take
an
extra
15
min
minutes
�
utes
to
check
it
In
the
mean
meantime
�
time
the
thunder
and
lightning
swept
in
over
the
Cape
and
drenched
the
launch
area
Even
as
the
rain
began
pelt
pelting
�
ing
the
launch
complex
Cooper
and
Conrad
said
they
still
were
anxious
to
go
Minutes
later
the
control
centre
called
the
shot
off
for
the
day
The
astronauts
were
expected
to
stay
In
the
craft
about
30
minutes
to
wait
for
technicians
to
ride
the
elevator
to
the
top
of
the
tower
to
remove
them
Earlier
the
shot
had
been
de
delayed
�
layed
three
hours
19
minutes
because
of
a
problem
with
the
spacecraft
power
system
Cooper
38-year-old
U
S
Air
Force
Lieutenant
colonel
and
Conrad
35
year
-
old
navy
lieutenant
-
commander
orig
originally
�
inally
were
to
have
blasted
off
at
10
am
on
mans
longest
planned
space
flight
during
which
they
were
to
attempt
a
first
rendezvous
with
another
satellite
Cooper
the
command
pilot
seeks
to
become
the
first
man
to
rocket
into
orbit
a
second
time
He
made
a
22
orbit
trip
to
close
out
the
one
man
Mer
Mercury
�
cury
program
May
15
16
1963
This
was
the
first
time
dur
during
�
ing
a
launch
attempt
that
a
Gemini
spacecraft
or
rocket
had
been
affected
by
technical
troubles
On
the
Gemini
3
and
4
flights
there
were
delays
in
involving
�
volving
launch
pad
equipment
and
tracking
gear
The
experience
was
nothing
new
for
Cooper
He
once
sweated
out
more
than
five
hours
in
his
Mercury
capsule
before
a
faulty
radar
system
postponed
that
flight
He
was
launched
the
following
day
with
only
a
four
minute
delay
in
the
countdown
Fifteen
minutes
after
todays
launch
was
called
off
Cooper
and
Conrad
left
the
capsule
to
return
to
their
quarters
about
five
miles
from
the
pad
the
best
entry
as
a
non-commercial
float
Winning
the
award
as
the
best
comic
float
was
the
South
Fort
George
fire
department
Pamela
Carr
of
Vancouver
won
the
trophy
for
the
best
in
individual
�
dividual
majorette
While
the
North
Vancouver
school
band
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Technical
problems
and
a
heavy
thunderstorm
today
combined
to
force
postponement
of
the
eight
day
Gemini
5
flight
of
astronauts
L
Gordon
Cooper
Jr
and
Charles
Conrad
Jr
There
was
no
immediate
in
dlcatlon
when
the
flight
would
be
re
scheduled
but
It
was
be
believed
�
lieved
that
another
attempt
would
not
be
made
before
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
The
effort
was
called
off
at
145
pm
EDT
as
Cooper
and
Conrad
tensely
waited
out
the
countdown
while
sealed
in
the
cramped
quarters
of
their
spacecraft
perched
atop
a
fully
loaded
Titan
2
rocket
They
had
been
In
the
space
spaceship
�
ship
since
1142
am
EDT
when
the
shot
was
called
off
The
countdown
was
racing
against
a
thunderstorm
moving
in
from
the
west
and
had
a
good
chance
of
winning
when
the
count
suddenly
was
stopped
at
T
minus
10
minutes
Mission
control
centre
said
the
count
was
held
with
10
min
minutes
�
utes
to
go
before
launch
time
because
of
a
dropout
in
radio
signals
from
a
telemetry
chan
channel
�
nel
which
pipes
information
from
the
spacecraft
to
ground
controllers
They
said
the
trouble
ap
appeared
�
peared
to
be
in
a
commutator
an
electronic
switch
which
BANK
BANDITS
NAB
100000
QUEBEC
CP
Four
armed
men
today
robbed
a
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
of
a
large
sum
of
money
possibly
100000
The
men
armed
with
a
machine
gun
and
four
re
revolvers
�
volvers
broke
into
the
bank
through
the
roof
during
the
night
They
waited
until
the
banks
26
employees
arrived
for
work
today
and
forced
them
to
open
the
safe
The
y
put
the
alarm
system
out
of
commission
The
amount
of
money
in
the
safe
was
high
because
today
was
pay
payday
�
day
for
employees
of
a
nearby
plant
Smokers
Campers
Blamed
for
Fires
Human
carelessness
has
again
been
blamed
for
starting
new
forest
fires
In
the
Prince
George
forest
district
A
Forest
Service
spokesman
said
today
two
of
three
fires
reported
since
Wednesday
were
caused
by
people
in
the
woods
One
was
from
an
abandoned
campflre
the
other
from
a
smoker
The
third
fire
was
a
lightning
strike
All
three
were
either
out
or
under
control
by
this
morning
The
three
major
blazes
in
the
district
all
in
the
Fort
St
John
area
were
reported
to
be
quiet
for
their
third
straight
day
Crews
were
pushing
a
guard
toward
completion
around
the
Kan
fire
a
25000
acre
blaze
about
100
miles
north
of
Fort
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Billion
For
Viet
War
WASHINGTON
AP
-
A
1
700000000
emergency
fund
to
help
pay
costs
of
the
Vietnamese
conflict
was
approved
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
by
the
Senate
appropria
appropriations
�
tions
committee
This
amount
was
asked
by
Defence
Secretary
Robert
Mc
Namara
on
Aug
4
The
Senate
committee
added
it
to
a
multi
billion
dollar
annual
defence
money
bill
previously
passed
by
the
House
of
Representatives
The
Senate
committee
action
pushed
the
total
of
the
annual
defence
money
bill
to
46756
319000
or
nearly
1700000
000
more
than
was
voted
by
the
House
received
an
award
as
the
best
concert
band
Vancouver
Sea
Cadets
and
Wrenettes
and
the
White
Spot
Junior
pipe
band
also
won
awards
for
their
participation
Moran
Trailer
Sales
won
the
trophy
for
the
best
commercial
entry
Brenda
Jean
Beach
won
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St
John
The
spokesman
said
crews
were
working
up
the
southeast
side
of
the
blaze
which
of
the
three
fires
Is
destroying
the
most
valuable
timber
Hazard
remained
high
to
ex
extreme
�
treme
in
the
northeast
of
the
district
generally
low
to
mod
moderate
�
erate
in
the
southern
portions
although
some
ranger
districts
were
reporting
hazards
as
high
because
of
a
hot
spell
On
the
27
fires
burning
In
the
district
there
were
a
total
of
200
men
and
12
bulldozers
Truce
Seen
In
Dispute
A
settlement
may
be
reached
by
the
weekend
In
the
labor
management
dispute
at
Central
BCs
largest
dairy
Alan
Black
representing
Northern
Dairies
Ltd
said
negotiations
are
continuing
to
today
�
day
and
we
have
every
Indica
Indication
�
tion
that
an
agreement
will
be
reached
before
the
week
Is
out
The
28
organized
employees
at
the
plant
voted
85
per
cent
In
favor
Tuesday
of
strike
action
However
the
union
agreed
to
hold
off
a
strike
as
long
as
nego
negotiations
�
tiations
continue
They
could
walk
out
at
a
minutes
notice
now
if
negotiations
break
down
John
Squire
bargaining
agent
for
the
union
could
not
be
reach
reached
�
ed
for
comment
this
morning
Williston
Predicts
Bright
Prince
George
Exhibition
Future
The
Citizen
trophy
for
the
best
cicycle
entry
During
the
opening
ceremon
ceremonies
�
ies
the
bands
of
the
Junior
Searchlight
Tattoo
dancers
and
majorettes
put
on
a
per
performance
�
formance
which
drew
a
larger
crowd
than
the
shows
at
the
Coliseum
the
two
preceding
nights
ESS
fiKran
A
large
crowd
was
on
hand
Wednesday
evening
for
the
official
opening
of
the
Prince
George
Exhibition