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WORLD
TODAY
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Attack
Source
SAIGON
AP
-
A
US
marine
amphibious
task
force
stormed
a
Viet
Cong
coastal
stronghold
Sunday
under
cover
of
US
Navy
planes
and
off
offshore
�
shore
shelling
in
an
attempt
to
knock
out
a
source
of
major
Communist
attacks
in
recent
months
A
US
spokesman
said
that
by
nightfall
the
marines
whe
landed
from
7th
Fleet
vessels
and
helicopters
had
killed
14
ol
the
enemy
and
were
driving
tc
destroy
the
installations
3C
miles
north
of
Qui
Nhon
and
about
260
miles
northest
oi
Saigon
Record
Farm
Earnings
OTTAWA
CP
-
Cash
receipt
for
Canadian
farmers
will
hit
a
recoid
this
ear
and
go
even
higher
in
I960
a
fed
federal
�
eral
report
on
agricultural
con
conditions
�
ditions
said
today
By
ear
s
end
total
cash
income
is
expected
to
reach
3635000000
compared
with
the
previous
high
of
3456
000000
in
1964
Precautions
Advised
JOHNSON
CITY
Tex
AP
President
Johnson
was
told
to
today
�
day
the
massive
northeast
power
blackout
didnt
have
to
happen
jet
could
happen
again
Experts
urged
new
precautions
and
perhaps
new
legislation
Johnson
got
a
95
page
report
on
preliminary
findings
by
the
Federal
Power
Commission
ina
Johnson
ordered
investigation
of
the
Nov
9
power
failure
that
affected
30
million
persons
in
the
northeastern
United
States
and
southern
Ontario
Neutrals
Violated
OTTAWA
CP
Canada
to
today
�
day
accused
Communist
North
Viet
Nam
of
gross
violations
against
the
neutrality
of
Laos
External
Af
fa
ir
s
Minister
Martin
said
in
a
statement
that
a
report
of
the
International
Truce
SupervlsoryCommlssion
in
Laos
establishes
that
regular
units
of
the
armed
forces
of
North
Viet
Nam
entered
Laos
during
19C4
with
arms
and
munitions
and
fought
Laotian
government
forces
on
Laotian
soil
Chinese
Hold
Fast
NEW
DELHI
AP
-
Com
unist
Chinese
troops
are
hold
holding
�
ing
fast
to
positions
they
have
taken
inside
Indias
northeast
frontier
agency
an
Indian
de
defence
�
fence
ministry
spokesman
said
here
Sunday
He
reported
250
Chinese
had
moved
into
the
Thagla
Ridge
area
and
that
100
had
crossed
the
Namkachu
River
and
taken
up
positions
on
its
south
bank
US
Policy
DETROIT
AP
Gen
John
P
McConnell
US
Air
Force
chief
of
staff
said
today
the
United
States
has
the
military
capability
of
destroying
North
Viet
Nam
and
forcing
its
sur
surrender
�
render
virtually
overnight
But
American
policy
is
to
keep
the
Viet
Nam
war
at
the
lowest
possible
level
of
inten
intensity
�
sity
for
humanitarian
and
poli
political
�
tical
reasons
he
said
Next
time
theyll
try
blue
shirts
Rota
rians
who
found
the
TV
lights
too
hot
at
the
Rotary
auction
Saturday
doffed
their
coats
only
to
be
asked
to
put
them
back
on
again
be
because
�
cause
the
reflected
glare
off
white
shirts
was
giving
the
technical
staff
trouble
with
the
cameras
That
accounts
for
the
steam
bath
look
as
some
of
the
hard
working
club
members
dashed
back
and
forth
keeping
bids
up
to
date
41
Anybody
around
here
serve
w
with
the
US
Thunderbolt
Division
83rd
Infantry
during
the
second
world
war
The
executive
of
the
Thundeibolt
Association
is
trying
to
round
up
all
former
members
possible
for
its
20th
reunion
at
Pitts
burg
in
August
next
year
Thu
address
for
further
informa
tlon
is
Harry
Lotkwood
43
Oakland
Ave
Jersey
City
C
New
Jersey
g
A
new
candldalo
has
tomo
forward
as
the
largest
m
ployer
In
town
It
was
stated
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Walk
Out
Blamed
For
Cut
Reports
that
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
decided
Sunday
to
discontinue
its
dayllner
pas
passenger
�
senger
service
to
Prince
George
were
denied
today
by
a
company
official
in
Vancouver
Hugh
Armstrong
public
re
relations
�
lations
official
speaking
for
general
manager
JS
Broad
bent
said
the
service
is
being
cut
to
terminate
at
Clinton
only
because
of
a
shortage
of
men
due
to
the
walk
out
of
trainmen
Mr
Armstrong
admitted
that
there
have
been
talks
concern
concerning
�
ing
the
dajliners
permanent
termination
at
Clinton
but
It
will
not
be
done
at
present
This
will
require
a
board
of
directors
decision
and
the
board
does
not
meet
until
Dec
22
Mr
Armstrong
said
He
said
the
service
will
be
resumed
as
soon
as
the
dif
ferences
with
the
trainmen
have
been
settled
The
service
will
continue
until
further
notice
said
a
PGE
official
Meanwhile
in
Prince
George
a
number
of
passengers
were
left
standing
at
the
PGEs
terminal
this
morning
They
had
planned
on
taking
the
daily
passenger
train
south
but
were
forced
to
find
other
transportation
The
day
liner
from
the
south
left
North
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
on
time
It
will
end
at
Clinton
Roads
Plan
Soon
In
this
corner
a
while
back
that
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
with
240
employees
was
the
largest
boss
in
town
Not
so
says
Canadian
National
Railways
CN
has
388
people
working
in
Prince
George
Christmas
plans
are
v
underway
at
the
Simon
Fraser
Private
Hospital
Mrs
Littler
reports
that
an
influx
of
out-of-town
relatives
are
ex
expected
�
pected
to
spend
Christmas
with
patients
Christmas
dinner
will
be
served
in
the
lounge
Patients
who
are
able
will
be
allowed
to
spend
the
holiday
with
relatives
or
friends
within
the
city
Movies
that
are
designed
to
t
shown
to
adults
only
should
be
shown
to
adults
Thats
the
opinion
of
a
Prince
Ct
orgu
woman
who
said
she
attended
the
9
pm
showing
In
one
of
the
local
theatres
and
i
found
d
number
of
children
who
nilj
not
bo
older
than
12
She
askeJ
if
there
is
no
way
to
privurit
this
from
hastening
k
e
Northern
Policy
Will
Be
Flexible
VANCOUVER
CP
A
white
paper
on
Canadian
policy
for
the
Northwest
Territories
will
be
published
after
the
advisory
commission
on
government
in
the
Territories
has
made
its
recommendations
Northern
Affairs
Minister
Laing
said
to
today
�
day
In
a
speech
to
the
professional
engineers
of
British
Columbia
Mr
Laing
said
that
the
recently
announced
northern
roads
policy
would
be
a
flexible
pro
program
�
gram
depending
upon
changing
social
educational
commer
commercial
�
cial
and
tourist
needs
It
would
provide
for
the
first
east
west
link
between
the
two
Terltorles
and
for
north
south
connections
within
the
Ter
Territories
�
ritories
and
with
the
provinces
He
said
the
roads
would
range
from
low
grade
exploration
roads
tote
trallstotrunkhlgh
ways
connecting
the
southern
part
of
the
country
and
the
Territories
and
the
principal
population
centres
there
The
policy
announced
during
the
last
election
campaign
promises
a
10
year
10000
000
-
a
-
year
program
to
increase
and
improve
the
road
network
in
the
Yukon
and
the
Mackenzie
district
Mr
Laing
said
the
govern
governments
�
ments
objective
for
the
eco
economic
�
nomic
development
of
the
North
was
to
create
a
climate
in
which
private
enterprise
will
come
forward
to
participate
The
economy
of
the
North
now
was
still
principally
sustained
by
the
more
than
10000000
a
year
the
government
spends
there
e
ARTHUR
LAING
All
kinds
of
roads
itizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
DECEMBER
6
1965
employee
committee
and
said
they
have
been
trying
to
get
In
touch
with
company
officials
all
weekend
A
company
spokesman
in
Vancouver
said
most
super
supervisory
�
visory
personnel
was
un
unavailable
�
available
because
it
was
running
trains
The
spokesman
also
said
the
company
has
not
been
informed
of
the
workers
grievances
To
the
dismis
dismissal
�
sal
of
Mr
Heikklla
he
said
that
he
had
been
informed
10
days
after
being
employed
PASSENGERS
WAITED
FOR
TRAIN
THAT
DIDNT
COME
THROUGH
THIS
MORNING
Phone
564
2441
by
the
PGE
that
he
would
only
be
temporarily
em
employed
�
ployed
Reason
given
for
this
fact
was
a
conviction
for
theft
Mr
Heikklla
has
on
his
rec
record
�
ord
This
had
led
to
his
dis
dismissal
�
missal
from
the
Canadian
National
Railways
The
spokesman
said
as
soon
as
the
company
learned
of
the
conviction
Mr
Heikklla
was
Informed
of
his
temporary
employment
status
The
train
schedules
were
not
interrupted
by
the
work
stoppage
Man
Loses
Eve
Mount
ie
Facing
Assault
Charge
A
local
RCMP
officer
Is
on
I
of
June
26
Two
days
later
lal
hPTP
here
for
ffir
nSRIialf
assualt
following
fnllnulnT
aftof
after
inruiqrinff
in
In
nnnr
court
nn
the
Va
trial
an
incident
last
summer
which
cost
a
prisoner
the
sight
of
one
eye
Constable
Arthur
Melvlnllol
vlk
has
been
charged
with
assaulting
Joseph
Edward
Thompson
44
at
the
city
po
police
�
lice
station
Constable
Hoivlk
pleaded
not
guilty
to
the
charge
when
he
appeared
this
morning
In
city
court
before
Magistrate
JA
Dixon
of
Quesnel
Thompson
was
arrested
on
an
Intoxication
charge
the
night
et
Saturday
and
the
launch
launching
�
ing
of
another
missile
irom
Vandenburg
Air
Force
Base
Calif
Sunday
night
was
the
first
time
the
Gemini
astronauts
slept
simultaneously
In
space
for
a
long
period
On
previous
flights
at
least
one
pilot
was
awake
at
all
times
Furious
activity
continued
on
the
launching
pad
today
as
crews
worked
round-the-clock
to
ready
the
Gemini
6
spacecraft
to
takeoff
In
pur
pursuit
�
suit
of
Gemini
7
Navy
Capt
Walter
M
Schirra
jr
and
air
force
MaJ
Thomas
P
Stafford
are
to
ride
Gemini
6
Into
space
Dec
13
In
an
attempt
to
conduct
the
first
rendezvous
of
two
manned
space
vehicles
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Stories
and
Picture
on
Page
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appearing
on
harge
he
was
treated
In
the
emergency
ward
of
the
hospital
for
an
eye
injury
First
Crown
witness
Dr
En
nlo
Tarn
said
he
examined
Thompson
at
that
time
The
mans
left
eye
was
red
and
extremely
puffy
he
said
Thompson
was
discharged
from
hospital
here
July
2
and
referred
to
an
eye
specialist
in
Vancouver
He
subsequently
underwent
an
operation
for
removal
of
the
eye
Cookhouse
Incident
Ends
in
Court
A
cbnstruction
camp
worker
was
scheduled
to
appear
lndls
trict
magistrates
court
here
today
charged
with
assaulting
a
police
officer
John
Graves
was
charged
fol
lowing
an
incident
at
the
North
wood
Pulp
Mill
Saturday
Police
were
called
to
the
mill
to
evict
a
man
causing
a
disturbance
In
the
cookhouse
The
lone
constable
ordered
an
employee
at
the
mill
to
as
assist
�
sist
him
when
the
accused
man
attempted
to
escape
The
arresting
constable
said
the
accused
man
hit
him
In
the
mouth
with
his
elbow
THE
FIRST
SPACE
STRIPTEASE
HOUSTON
Tex
AP
-The
first
space
strip
striptease
�
tease
by
a
US
astronaut
was
performed
successfully
today
and
James
A
Lovell
rode
comfortably
through
space
In
his
long
john
underwear
Jims
all
out
of
his
suit
and
comfortable
Jims
all
out
of
his
suit
and
comfortable
command
pilot
Frank
Borman
re
reported
�
ported
to
the
Carnavon
Aus
Australia
�
tralia
tracking
station
dur
during
�
ing
the
29th
orbit
of
the
14
day
Germinl
7
endurance
mission
The
experiment
treated
humorously
by
the
astro
astronauts
�
nauts
in
their
conservation
with
ground
stations
was
Important
because
It
was
a
step
toward
the
time
when
spacemen
on
long
flights
will
be
able
to
perform
their
duties
In
a
shirtsleeve
en
environment
�
vironment
rather
than
in
the
cumberson
space
suits
As
the
Gemini
7
space
spacecraft
�
craft
sped
smoothly
along
in
the
third
day
of
its
two
week
marathon
preparations
moved
ahead
at
a
rapid
rate
for
an
attempt
by
two
manned
craft
to
carry
out
the
worlds
first
rendezvous
In
space
They
also
hoped
to
send
a
message
to
earth
over
a
concentrated
beam
of
light
called
a
LASER
They
may
spot
the
launch
launching
�
ing
or
re
entry
of
a
missile
scheduled
for
firing
from
Cape
Kennedy
from
where
they
started
their
lengthy
voyage
atop
a
Titan
U
rock
Gemini
6
was
bolted
to
a
Titan
n
rocket
six
hours
ahead
of
schedule
Sunday
and
Flight
Director
Chris
Kraft
said
checkouts
were
pro
proceeding
�
ceeding
smoothly
Preparations
move
ahead
for
a
rendez
rendezvous
�
vous
in
space
He
raised
the
possibility
of
a
Dec
12
launching
for
the
second
vehicle
As
Borman
and
Lovell
raced
through
their
weight
weightless
�
less
whirl
almost
aho
hum
attitude
settled
over
the
Manned
Spacecraft
Centie
In
Houston
The
spacecraft
is
work
working
�
ing
perfectly
reported
Kraft
HOME
OF
THE
KNIGHT
TRAILER
jgjTs
101
EHBiiSi
Mile
6
Hart
Hwy
Phone
563
9549
However
regular
passen
get
service
from
North
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
to
Prince
George
ended
at
Clinton
Rumors
that
the
service
would
be
permanently
term
terminated
�
inated
at
Clinton
was
denied
by
the
company
Union
com
comment
�
ment
was
that
the
railway
has
been
looking
for
an
excuse
to
discontinue
the
service
for
a
long
time
This
incident
work
stoppage
finally
has
given
them
the
PGE
this
excuse
Kvrw
tin
month
Walkout
Suspends
Prince
George
Vancouver
Possen
ger
Service
PGE
TRAIN
CREWS
REMAIN
OFF
JOB
One
hundred
and
twelve
trainmen
and
enginemen
employed
by
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
de
fled
a
company
order
to
re
return
�
turn
to
work
this
morning
The
men
are
among
those
PGE
employees
who
booked
off
work
sick
Friday
over
what
they
claim
unsettled
work
grievances
The
work
stoppage
started
in
Prince
George
after
a
yard
foreman
was
dismis
dismissed
�
sed
four
days
before
his
six
month
probation
period
was
over
Charles
Heikklla
a
rail
railroader
�
roader
with
over
10
years
experience
was
dismissed
by
letter
earlier
last
week
A
union
spokesman
in
Prince
George
said
the
dis
dismissal
�
missal
of
Mr
Heikklla
was
the
latest
in
a
series
of
in
incidents
�
cidents
which
has
resulted
in
a
call
for
an
industrial
inquiry
commission
Wires
to
this
effect
have
been
sent
to
Labor
Minister
Leslie
Peterson
According
to
Vancouver
sources
the
PGE
has
sus
pended
the
112
hold
outs
They
will
be
fired
if
Inves
Investigation
�
tigation
of
their
sickness
shows
that
they
were
simply
Joining
the
work
stoppage
Some
of
the
enginemen
in
Prince
George
hs
have
re
returned
�
turned
to
work
today
but
demand
that
the
minister
answer
their
wire
in
request
for
the
inquiry
within
one
week
The
trainmen
in
Prince
George
mostly
members
of
the
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Trainmen
CLC
formed
an
the
union
spokesman
said
The
union
also
said
the
chairman
of
Local
1080
of
the
brotherhood
has
been
dismissed
by
the
company
for
insubordination
The
PGE
said
an
investi
investigation
�
gation
into
the
charge
has
been
set
for
this
afternoon
Ten
employees
were
evicted
from
the
company
owned
bunkhouses
in
the
Airport
Hill
area
on
the
weekend
The
men
were
among
those
who
booked
off
sick
Contract
Unsigned
Second
Crisi
In
Oil
Strike
VANCOUVER
CP
Differences
over
automation
clauses
kept
contracts
unsigned
and
a
new
crisis
still
build
building
�
ing
today
in
British
Columbias
oil
industry
Fred
Geddes
president
of
local
9
601
of
the
Oil
Chemical
and
Atomic
Workers
Union
CLC
said
contract
negotiations
are
deadlocked
over
the
refusal
by
six
companies
to
write
automation
terms
into
their
contracts
He
said
the
union
wants
the
governments
proposals
made
to
avert
a
general
labor
strike
in
BC
written
into
contracts
pending
implementation
of
a
labor
-management
committee
on
automation
But
he
said
the
six
companies
British
American
Imperial
Shell
Standard
Home
and
Tex
Texaco
�
aco
have
said
they
will
only
sign
letters
of
intent
on
auto
automation
�
mation
Mr
Geddes
said
all
other
contract
issues
are
minor
with
the
exception
of
a
dispute
with
B
A
over
seniority
changes
proposed
by
the
company
He
said
talks
probably
would
be
held
Monday
afternoon
and
Tuesday
as
a
deadline
nears
for
extension
of
a
strike
against
B
A
and
Imperial
to
the
other
companies
Under
provincial
legislation
the
union
must
take
strike
ac
action
�
tion
within
90
das
of
serving
strike
notice
or
lose
the
right
to
strike
The
deadline
is
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
midnight
A
meeting
of
union
members
was
scheduled
for
tonight
and
Mr
Geddes
said
he
expected
union
officers
would
be
author
authorized
�
ized
to
take
such
action
as
they
see
fit
Manhunt
For
Killer
Continues
The
search
for
an
armed
man
suspected
of
killing
one
man
and
wounding
his
son
has
moved
into
its
third
day
in
rugged
Chilcotin
country
200
miles
west
of
Williams
Lake
The
hunt
for
the
31-year-old
suspect
is
centred
in
the
area
of
the
Ulkatcho
Indian
bands
reserve
where
Jamus
Jack
67
was
fatally
shot
Fri
Friday
�
day
night
His
son
Danny
Jack
25
rushed
by
panel
truck
to
Bella
Coola
on
the
coast
and
later
flown
to
Vancouver
is
in
satis
satisfactory
�
factory
condition
in
hospital
with
wounds
to
the
back
and
shoulder
Jamus
Jack
died
during
the
90
mlle
drive
to
the
coast
Police
said
the
Jacks
had
been
attending
a
two
day
wake
for
a
band
member
killed
in
a
logging
accident
Deep
snow
in
the
area
is
hampering
the
hunt
CITY
MAGISTRATE
LEAVES
IN
HUFF
City
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
stalked
from
his
courtroom
fuming
Friday
after
the
trial
of
local
boxer
James
Walters
was
post
postponed
�
poned
for
the
second
time
in
one
day
Walter
who
faces
charges
of
assaulting
a
police
of
officer
�
ficer
was
scheduled
to
be
tried
Friday
morning
The
case
was
adjourned
to
Friday
afternoon
when
his
lawyer
R
T
Culllnane
notified
the
court
he
was
un
unable
�
able
to
appear
because
of
an
engagement
in
distilct
magistrates
court
The
magistrates
temper
flared
when
Mr
Cullinane
failed
to
apear
for
the
afternoon
Seven
witnesses
have
been
waiting
around
hereall
day
for
this
trial
he
said
What
am
I
supposed
to
do
get
down
on
my
knees
What
am
I
going
to
say
to
these
people
demanded
Magistrate
Stewart
This
sort
of
thing
hap
happens
�
pens
all
the
time
he
added
This
is
about
the
fifth
ad
adjournment
�
journment
weve
had
this
month
The
magistiate
however
quashed
a
charge
by
Crown
Prosecutor
C
E
Fdwards
that
Mr
Culllnane
had
phoned
in
with
a
fictitious
excuse
for
his
absence
Im
not
going
to
listen
to
accusations
like
that
he
said
Magistrate
S
t
e
w
u
i
ts
MAGISTRATE
STEWART
raised
his
hackles
hackles
were
again
raised
when
during
discussion
of
a
suitable
date
for
hearing
Mr
Edwards
asked
that
the
court
think
of
the
Crown
foi
a
change
The
Crown
always
gets
the
best
of
treatment
snapped
the
magistrate
He
said
policemen
weie
paid
good
money
to
wait
ajouud
the
courtjoom
un
unlike
�
like
civilian
witnesses
who
lost
time
and
money
when
a
trial
was
delated
Dec
13
was
set
as
the
new
heai
Ing
date