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and
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threw
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jet
fighters
into
a
bitter
struggle
today
along
the
historic
invasion
route
that
links
their
national
capitals
or
New
Delhi
and
Rawalpindi
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appeared
to
be
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to
gain
the
upper
hand
in
the
flatlands
of
upper
West
Pakistan
and
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joining
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a
dramatic
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of
the
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press
conference
today
he
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say
within
two
months
whether
he
will
be
a
candidate
for
re
reelection
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the
December
French
elections
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United
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Secretary-General
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Pakistani
President
Mohammed
Ayub
Khan
discussed
the
undeclared
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and
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Pakistan
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a
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today
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to
send
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observer
to
the
launching
of
the
two
man
spacecraft
Gemini
6
from
Cape
Kepnedy
Fla
next
month
the
White
House
announced
Wed
Wednesday
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Closer
To
China
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-
Fighter
bombers
of
the
United
States
flew
closer
to
Communist
China
than
ever
before
Wednesday
blasting
a
railway
bridge
only
17
miles
south
of
the
North
Viet
Nam
frontier
it
was
reported
today
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her
way
into
show
business
almost
as
soon
as
she
could
walk
is
dead
at
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body
was
found
Wednes
Wednesday
�
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clad
in
a
light
blue
night
nightgown
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in
the
bathroom
of
her
apartment
near
the
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IMMIGRANTS
Immigrants
should
be
given
higher
standing
on
the
waiting
list
for
jobs
the
civil
service
B
Cs
deputy
minister
of
agriculture
A
H
Turner
said
Wednesday
Mr
Turner
in
tho
course
of
a
panel
discussion
at
the
resources
conference
said
skilled
immigrants
both
federally
and
provlncially
are
pigeon
-
holed
near
the
bottom
ot
the
list
He
said
he
felt
both
poll
i
ihould
be
revised
to
exclude
only
security
risks
and
Immigrants
with
language
difficulty
from
a
full
competitive
position
Mr
Turner
told
the
con
conference
�
ference
recruitment
policy
must
bo
flexible
to
do
the
best
possible
job
Without
flexibility
he
warned
costs
may
be
threat
Mi
Turner
sild
that
by
the
tuin
of
the
ceuturv
one
farm
worker
may
produce
enough
for
00
people
as
compared
to
a
one
to
30
ratio
now
To
make
this
objective
he
said
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in
govern
government
�
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and
industry
muil
bo
foi-wud-looking
Dont
be
afraid
to
reach
foi
the
top
or
to
attempt
to
get
to
tho
10th
floor
of
an
eight
storey
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at
Schooling
Education
and
labor
minister
Leslie
Peterson
takes
time
out
of
his
tour
of
the
Prince
George
Vocational
School
Wednesday
to
talk
with
students
Claim
For
Hydro
Credit
Electioneering
Peterson
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THODY
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Education
and
labor
minister
Leslie
Peterson
Wednesday
stuck
his
provincial
fingers
into
the
federal
election
pie
and
came
up
with
what
he
said
was
a
lack
of
leadership
in
Ot
Ottawa
�
tawa
Mr
Dlefenbaker
has
many
fine
qualities
and
outstanding
leadership
ability
but
when
he
had
the
opportunity
to
discharge
the
responsibilities
of
leader
he
failed
rather
miserably
Mr
Peterson
said
He
said
Prime
Minister
Pearson
proved
to
be
no
ball
of
fire
either
A
chap
who
is
due
to
travel
age
said
Mr
Harkins
The
to
a
convention
in
Van
couver
received
a
telegram
from
his
head
office
down
there
and
it
read
Forget
tiger
in
your
tank
put
Tartan
in
our
trunk
See
how
dry
and
des
parate
they
are
down
there
Vice
to
be
in
PeeGee
aint
4
Radio
broadcasts
origin-
ating
in
Prince
George
should
be
heard
as
far
west
as
Smithers
and
as
iar
south
as
Williams
Lake
by
the
middle
of
this
month
Bob
Harkins
manager
of
radio
station
CKPG
said
today
the
station
will
boost
its
power
to
10000
watts
on
or
aljout
the
15th
of
the
month
The
station
is
now
broadcast
broadcasting
�
ing
at
250
watts
at
a
Irequency
of
550kilocycles
The
frequency
will
remain
the
same
With
the
additional
power
at
this
irequency
we
will
have
a
suli
t
tantial
increase
in
cover-
station
is
now
received
within
a
radius
of
only
20
miles
of
the
city
One
of
the
most
henpecked
9
men
in
town
these
days
is
the
fellow
who
has
the
contract
to
clear
the
trees
for
the
BC
Hydro
high
voltage
line
that
is
to
be
strung
down
Blackburn
Hoad
Everytimo
he
has
to
re
remove
�
move
trees
from
private
property
the
tenants
insist
on
dittier
having
the
wood
cut
up
having
certain
young
trees
spared
or
even
asking
if
the
hydro
company
will
plant
them
a
ilower
garden
to
replace
the
barren
areas
that
they
will
have
to
view
through
their
frontwin
dows
Wednesdays
meeting
of
city
councils
general
pur
purposes
�
poses
committee
almost
did
not
take
place
Only
two
aldermen
and
the
major
were
present
at
the
set
time
Aid
Yardley
was
sick
Aid
Loder
out
of
town
arid
Aid
Gray
wis
also
ill
Alter
some
fi
antic
phoning
IVte
Iuttullu
linally
managed
to
get
Aid
Claire
to
attend
the
meet
ll
Kt
there
and
a
quotum
was
linally
ready
to
net
the
hhow
under
w
iv
The
provincial
cabinet
mini
minister
�
ster
here
for
a
natural
re
resources
�
sources
conference
denied
Mr
Pearsons
recent
statements
In
Prince
George
that
the
B
C
Socred
government
cant
take
all
the
credit
for
the
boom
and
the
Columbia
treaty
He
was
just
electioneer
electioneering
�
ing
Mr
Peterson
said
I
think
any
resident
of
the
province
who
has
followed
the
hydro
electric
policy
is
aware
that
the
real
leadership
has
come
from
the
premier
and
Mr
Williston
I
cant
recall
any
one
In
the
federal
government
taking
the
lead
he
said
All
theyye
done
in
the
past
and
this
goes
for
both
old
line
parties
was
spring
a
few
road
roadblocks
�
blocks
up
in
our
way
Mr
Peterson
relaxing
be
before
�
fore
touring
the
Prince
George
Vocational
School
with
its
principal
George
Cook
said
the
election
announcement
did
not
surpise
him
But
he
said
it
comes
at
a
bad
time
with
redistribution
of
fed
federal
�
eral
riding
boundaries
on
the
books
There
is
no
reason
why
it
redistribution
couldnt
have
been
completed
next
year
with
an
election
next
year
he
said
I
would
have
said
the
same
thing
if
the
Premier
himself
had
announced
an
election
under
the
same
circumstances
Mr
Peterson
said
corruption
in
high
places
also
looms
as
a
major
Issue
in
the
coming
campaign
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LOST
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RIVE
After
Two
Years
A
man
charged
with
attempted
murder
two
years
ago
will
have
to
stand
trial
in
Pouce
Coupe
next
week
Municipal
Vote
Changes
Urged
Aid
Ron
Tweedle
wants
a
change
In
the
Munlcpal
Act
in
regard
to
municipal
elections
Mr
Tweedle
Informed
city
council
general
purposes
com
mitee
Tuesday
that
he
wants
a
resolution
brought
before
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Union
of
BC
Municipalities
next
month
to
change
the
election
act
Any
owner
elector
is
auto
automatically
�
matically
on
the
voters
list
Mr
Tweedle
said
and
added
that
his
wife
for
instance
would
have
to
eo
to
city
hall
to
reler
tor
vcrtl-vj-isvaaldJ
have
any
other
person
who
does
not
own
property
This
is
very
inconvenient
Mr
Tweedle
said
He
suggests
that
the
resolution
should
re
quest
a
change
In
the
act
to
bring
it
in
line
with
federal
and
pro
provincial
�
vincial
regulations
nj
unction
Stops
North
Bus
Pickets
VANCOUVER
CP
TheBC
Supreme
Court
Wednesday
granted
an
injunction
against
the
Amalgamated
Transit
Union
CLC
prohibiting
its
members
from
picketing
and
nuisance
tactics
aimed
at
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
Coach
ways
Ltd
a
northern
B
C
bus
firm
The
Dawson
Creek
company
in
an
affidavit
filed
in
Supreme
Court
claimed
that
it
has
lost
30000
in
ticket
sales
because
of
harrassment
by
transit
union
employees
It
said
on
several
occasions
buses
were
deliberately
slowed
to
between
five
and
10
miles
an
hour
in
Prince
Rupert
by
placard
bearing
cars
The
company
also
claimed
that
one
bus
was
stoned
and
an
another
�
other
delayed
20
minutes
when
pickets
turned
up
at
a
Canadian
r
nachways
depot
in
Terrace
The
transit
workers
have
been
on
strike
against
Prince
Rupert
Bus
Lines
for
a
month
The
two
companies
are
not
S1
believe
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New
Skyline
Look
Prince
Georges
skyline
will
take
on
a
new
appearance
later
this
year
with
the
construction
of
a
13
storey
office
building
in
the
downtown
area
It
will
be
the
tallest
building
in
the
city
The
structure
which
may
stretch
the
length
of
a
full
block
will
lie
built
on
the
north
side
of
rnurtlr
Ave
between
Quebec
and
Dominion
Streets
Its
developei
is
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
Trust
Co
which
opened
a
branch
office
in
Pi
inre
George
last
year
An
official
auuouiK
enient
of
the
building
is
expected
early
next
week
Fred
Johnson
real
estate
agent
for
Danson
Agencies
handling
land
transactions
for
Commonwealth
said
the
build
ing
will
te
of
a
novel
design
It
will
be
the
kind
of
build
lug
you
see
only
In
New
Voik
or
Montreal
he
said
The
structure
will
cover
the
whole
length
of
the
block
if
we
can
get
the
land
he
said
Only
one
corner
lot
has
jet
to
l
puichased
he
added
If
we
cant
get
that
lot
we
will
build
riuht
up
to
it
The
order
came
In
an
indict
indictment
�
ment
from
the
Attorney
Gen
Generals
�
erals
office
The
man
Jan
Badon
41
was
considered
not
fit
to
stand
trial
following
the
incident
Nov
18
1963
and
has
been
atRiverdale
E
s
s
o
n
d
a
1
ej
Hospital
ever
since
Levi
Allen
Olsen
of
Prince
George
found
out
in
police
court
today
he
picked
the
wrong
place
to
park
his
car
Wednesday
night
He
parked
in
front
of
the
police
station
It
was
the
way
he
parked
that
aroused
suspicion
atanangle
of
30
degrees
the
cars
rear
end
blocking
traffic
Mr
Olsen
today
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
having
care
and
controlofhlscarwhile
impaired
and
was
fined
200
A
Prince
George
woman
was
charged
with
impaired
driving
overnight
following
a
collision
at
Second
and
Victoria
Mrs
Madge
Wall
250
Alward
was
remanded
in
court
today
by
Magistrate
Stewart
to
Satur
Saturday
�
day
BC
Wont
Cut
Works
Projects
VICTORIA
CP
Premier
Bennett
said
Wednesday
the
province
will
not
curtail
any
public
works
projects
to
combat
escalating
construction
costs
Mr
Bennett
said
his
govern
government
�
ment
foresaw
the
current
boom
and
took
it
into
account
In
budgeting
for
govo
nnent
spending
He
said
it
will
be
difficult
to
assess
the
effects
of
climbing
costs
on
the
Peace
River
and
Columbia
River
hydro
electric
projects
but
finances
are
pretty
well
lined
up
in
both
Quits
Politics
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Douglas
Fisher
New
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
Party
House
Leader
an
announced
�
nounced
Wednesday
he
will
not
be
a
candidate
In
the
Nov
8
federal
election
Mr
Fisher
said
in
an
inter
interview
�
view
he
is
withdrawing
from
politics
to
be
closer
to
his
family
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A
Burnaby
man
is
missing
and
presumed
drowned
following
a
boat
boating
�
ing
mishap
in
the
swift
flowing
McGregor
River
east
of
here
A
helicopter
and
two
stiff
wing
aircraft
are
aiding
a
12
man
ground
search
party
today
in
the
hunt
for
Peter
Van
Dongen
The
search
began
Wednesday
and
was
resumed
this
morning
for
Van
Dongan
who
ran
rapids
in
the
river
in
a
12
foot
aluminum
boat
with
Davie
West
while
the
third
mem
member
�
ber
of
the
party
Clarence
McDonald
walked
along
he
shore
West
a
former
B
C
Lions
football
player
and
now
a
sales
man
was
found
by
the
12
man
search
party
Wednesday
He
said
after
the
boat
cap
capsized
�
sized
he
and
Van
Dongen
swam
a
mile
downstream
in
the
swift
current
He
made
It
to
shore
but
the
last
he
saw
of
Van
Don
Dongen
�
gen
he
was
still
swimming
West
said
he
wandered
around
In
the
bush
for
46
hours
but
was
never
more
than
three
quarters
of
a
mile
from
where
he
male
it
to
shore
He
Is
In
good
condldtion
and
was
taken
to
Sinclair
Mills
40
miles
east
of
here
to
rest
McDonald
who
reported
the
capsizing
sail
It
Is
a
miracle
the
shape
he
is
in
after
what
he
went
through
Both
mi
joined
in
the
search
for
their
missing
companion
this
morning
The
helicopter
owned
by
Okanagan
Helicopters
In
Prince
George
wai
the
only
aircraft
in
the
search
Wednesday
An
unidentified
private
plane
joined
the
search
this
morning
and
the
Prince
George
RCMP
I
Beaver
flew
to
the
area
shortly
after
noon
today
The
ground
party
is
tramping
through
rugged
bushland
on
the
rivers
shore
Two
RCMP
constables
fram
Prince
George
went
to
the
scene
late
this
morning
to
search
the
river
in
a
sturdy
riverboat
As
far
as
we
can
figure
this
Is
now
a
case
of
a
man
drowned
and
not
one
of
a
man
missing
In
bushland
Staff
Shortage
The
National
Employment
Service
which
took
a
buffeting
Wednesday
mornlig
from
pro
v
i
-l-ii
1j
luil
n
r
ister
Leslie
Peterson
admits
it
has
fallen
short
of
its
objec
objectives
�
tives
but
steps
are
being
taken
to
correct
it
Milt
Hambly
assistant
di
director
�
rector
for
the
NES
Pacific
re
region
�
gion
told
the
B
C
resources
conference
that
the
transfer
of
the
NES
from
the
Unemploy
Unemployment
�
ment
Insurance
Commission
to
the
department
of
labor
will
mean
sweeping
changes
in
policy
and
administration
Major
re
-
organizational
problems
are
being
attacked
said
Mi
Humbly
He
said
the
NES
Itself
has
had
serious
problems
In
find
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PEARKES
here
today
Pearkes
To
Retain
Position
OTTAWA
CP
-Lieutenant
-
Governor
George
Pearkes
of
British
Columbia
has
agreed
to
remain
in
of
office
�
fice
beyond
his
normal
term
Prime
Minister
Pearson
said
Wednesday
Gen
Pearkes
whose
term
was
to
expire
shortly
was
asked
by
Mr
Pearson
to
con
consider
�
sider
an
extension
when
the
prime
minister
visited
Brit
British
�
ish
Columbia
recently
At
that
time
the
Lieutenant
Governor
said
he
would
con
consider
�
sider
the
request
and
Inform
the
prime
minister
Gen
Pearkes
was
expected
to
arrive
in
Prince
George
this
afternoon
to
attend
the
Natural
Resources
conven
convention
�
tion
presently
underway
at
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
NES
Executive
Admits
Problems
ing
well
-
qualified
staff
He
said
Mr
Petersons
plea
that
the
NES
become
the
body
keeping
day
-
by
-
day
track
of
needs
for
professional
and
tech
technical
�
nical
men
is
a
valid
one
This
is
the
type
of
thing
precisely
that
we
are
talking
about
said
Mr
Hamby
The
employment
service
of
official
�
ficial
commented
that
one
of
the
major
problems
in
expan
expansion
�
sion
of
B
C
is
getting
well
trained
personnel
into
Isolated
areas
now
being
opened
up
Some
firms
said
Mr
Hambly
take
up
more
than
the
profes
professional
�
sional
people
they
need
Over
recruitment
he
said
results
from
these
standing
orders
for
professional
people
BOOZE
NEWS
ITS
FOR
REAL
Prince
George
heer
drinkers
are
beginning
to
understand
how
theii
parched
throated
friends
on
the
Lower
Mainland
feel
With
the
Vancouver
beer
strike
ending
its
second
week
the
supply
of
Vancouver
beer
has
slowed
to
a
trickle
and
the
last
bottle
should
be
snapped
up
within
hours
The
bad
news
National
closed
1
Crolt
closed
McDonald
closed
Prince
George
closed
Astoria
closed
Columbus
closed
And
u
good
news
Simon
Fuser
do
draught
limited
supply
of
bottles
may
close
today
anadi
wide
open
Kuropc
wide
open