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s
foreign
minister
Amlntore
Fanfanlten
dered
his
resignation
today
be
because
�
cause
of
criticism
of
his
role
In
a
purported
North
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peace
feeler
that
Hanoi
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Premiei
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Fanfani
also
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General
Assembly
but
his
action
had
no
effect
on
this
post
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15
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Trial
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East
Germany
will
put
on
trial
per
persons
�
sons
arrested
after
a
Christmas
shooting
incident
which
has
heightened
Berlin
all
tension
it
was
reported
toda
Both
sides
of
the
divided
city
were
angry
at
the
Incident
for
differ
different
�
ent
reasons
A
wave
of
indigna
indignation
�
tion
swept
West
Germany
because
Communist
border
guards
shot
and
killed
a
West
German
Heinz
Schoeneberger
27
who
tried
to
crash
a
car
through
a
checkpoint
barrier
Sunday
Communists
Hunted
JAKARTA
Reuters
Thou
Thousands
�
sands
of
Indonesians
have
stormed
homes
of
Indonesian
Communists
on
the
Rhio
Is
Islands
�
lands
near
Singapore
arrested
party
members
and
seized
pic
pictures
�
tures
of
Communist
leaders
the
Antara
news
agency
reported
today
The
agency
said
427
Communists
were
arrested
and
said
the
hunt
of
fleeing
Com
munists
continued
Off
on
Holiday
LONDON
Reuteis
-
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh
took
Prince
Charles
and
Princess
Anne
to
Liechtenstein
toda
for
a
skiing
holiday
They
flew
from
London
Airpoit
in
an
Andover
aircraft
of
the
Queen
s
Flight
immedi
immediately
�
ately
aftei
going
with
the
Queen
to
a
special
service
in
West
Westminster
�
minster
Abbey
inaugurating
its
900th
annlveisar
celebration
Cambodia
Warns
PHNOM
PEH
PX
-
Cam
Cambodia
bodia
warned
today
that
any
invasion
by
U
S
or
South
Viet
Nam
troops
will
provoke
imme
diate
counter
action
The
Cam-
bodian
National
Congress
said
Cambodia
will
respond
to
any
act
of
war
by
an
act
of
war
Any
armed
incursion
by
land
sea
or
air
w
ill
provoke
an
armed
counter
-incursion
on
the
ten
Itoi
y
of
the
aggressor
or
teriitory
occupied
by
the
aggressor
British
Guards
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Bechuana
land
Reuters
British
troops
guar
del
Sunday
the
sabotage
thieatened
British
xadio
station
being
built
here
to
beam
un
censored
broadcasts
to
Rhode
Rhodesia
�
sia
White
residents
mainly
South
Africans
and
Rhodesians
of
this
small
town
In
arid
bush
country
only
10
miles
from
the
Rhode
sian
border
have
voiced
deep
resentment
over
the
relay
station
now
nearing
comple
completion
�
tion
The
spirit
of
the
North
is
very
much
alive
The
driver
of
a
small
car
hit
a
snowbank
whiledrivingtoTaboi
Mountlan
sklhlll
lie
was
hope
hopelessly
�
lessly
stuck
The
next
tar
stojped
the
driver
had
a
rope
and
he
spared
no
effort
t
pull
the
other
car
frte
To
ottu
i
men
stopped
and
puslitd
And
all
In
sub
zero
weather
Agent
007
lived
right
hue
9
In
Prince
George
James
Bond
No
Colin
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Neale
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National
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nier
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fire
at
the
Alkali
Lake
re
reserve
�
serve
Friday
night
completely
destroyed
a
log
cabin
and
police
at
Williams
Lake
report
two
men
missing
tnd
presumed
dead
The
men
Louis
Dan
57
and
his
27-year-old
sen
Edward
were
alone
at
the
time
of
the
fire
believed
caused
by
a
faulty
heater
etutive
Heres
he
recipe
two
slices
of
bread
each
one
Inch
thick
small
quantities
of
cold
turkey
meat
and
ham
and
gi
eat
gobs
of
mustard
and
may
onalse
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former
pnnce
George
businessman
and
alder
alderman
�
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Thomas
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has
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Central
British
Columbia
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COLUMBIA
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DECEMBER
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NEWS
SERVICES
Record
snowfall
Monday
paralyzed
the
Fraser
Valley
brieflw
isolated
Vancouver
and
created
havoc
on
Vancouver
Island
Some
people
who
may
not
noimally
see
a
flake
all
year
lookeu
out
on
a
foot
of
snow
The
cumulative
total
since
Thursday
foi
plates
such
a
Nanaimo
on
the
island
was
more
than
25
inches
The
snow
grounded
most
flights
out
of
Vancouver
in
including
�
cluding
Canadian
Pacific
Air
LinesJ
trip
to
Prince
George
Two
other
CPA
flights
from
the
Coast
made
the
trips
many
hours
behind
schedule
The
schedule
was
expected
to
be
close
to
normal
today
Flight
15
which
normally
ar
arrives
�
rives
at
Prince
George
at
10
55
am
landed
13
hurs
late
Flight
21
scheduled
for
arrival
5
15
p
m
came
in
at
7
40
p
m
Spokesman
for
Prince
George
construction
companies
whose
personnel
had
gone
to
Vancouver
for
the
Christmas
weekend
said
most
of
their
officials
were
not
delayed
by
the
weather
problems
It
was
a
different
story
with
workers
however
many
visited
families
at
the
coast
and
were
late
re
returning
�
turning
to
work
Power
losses
were
so
freq
frequent
�
uent
In
and
around
Victoria
they
could
not
be
counted
Some
families
went
to
bed
without
heat
water
or
lights
Mondays
snow
came
from
a
storm
that
swept
north
up
the
US
coast
Victorias
8
9
marked
the
heaviest
one
day
fall
since
1923
and
the
9
8
inches
dropped
on
Vancouver
eclipsed
all
records
Coming
on
top
of
the
seasons
first
snowfalls
Thursday
and
Trlday
the
storm
created
high
highway
�
way
conditions
blamed
for
many
of
BCs
14
weekend
traffic
fatalities
About
2000
passengers
were
delayed
most
of
the
day
in
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
with
the
cancellation
or
postponement
of
flights
by
United
Airlines
Air
Canada
and
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
The
airport
was
reopened
at
5
pm
After
20
cars
stalled
over
a
20
mlle
stretch
of
the
Trans
Canada
Highway
In
the
Fraser
Valley
police
began
asking
mo
motorists
�
torists
to
stop
The
highway
was
reopened
wlthina
few
hours
but
hundreds
of
miles
of
sideroads
In
the
valley
remained
clogged
by
drifts
The
storm
thrust
unabated
Into
the
British
Columbia
in
interior
�
terior
where
it
linked
up
with
cold
air
From
his
home
In
Kamloops
where
it
was
five
de
degrees
�
grees
below
zero
with
more
than
half
a
foot
of
new
snow
on
the
ground
Highways
Minister
Philip
Gaglardl
urged
people
to
stay
home
Rail
passengers
were
sub
subjected
�
jected
to
only
slight
delays
on
the
mainland
but
a
CPR
day
liner
heading
out
of
Vitoria
had
to
turn
around
just
north
of
Nanaimo
Two
Island
radio
sta
stations
�
tions
were
off
theairdurlngthe
day
Two
Held
After
Theft
Thievery
in
a
local
hotel
almost
cost
a
passing
tourist
a
holiday
in
Japan
Michael
Hosklns
a
photo
photographer
�
grapher
employed
at
the
Peace
River
project
lost
a
1000
round
-trip
airline
ticket
to
Japan
and
450
worth
of
camera
equipment
in
a
hotel
lobby
here
last
week
The
photographer
set
down
a
camera
bag
containing
the
ar
articles
�
ticles
in
the
lobby
about
2
am
Triday
About
an
hour
later
Clar
Clarence
�
ence
Brown
was
arrested
in
connection
with
the
incident
Brown
and
Clare
Romalne
charged
jointly
with
theft
and
possession
of
stolen
property
elected
trial
by
magistrate
to
today
�
day
in
city
court
and
pleaded
not
guilty
HE
SPENT
HOLIDAY
IN
JAIL
TORONTO
CP
George
Diamantis
20
who
spent
Christmas
in
Torontos
Don
Jail
because
his
wife
tried
to
get
him
deported
to
Greece
is
today
the
centre
of
a
legal
tangle
Georges
wife
AleaKosma
24-year-old
landed
immigrant
now
says
shelssorryforwhat
I
did
and
wants
George
to
stay
in
Toronto
Diamantis
came
to
Canada
from
Greece
as
a
tourist
in
January
19C4
and
decided
to
stay
without
informing
the
Im
Immigration
�
migration
department
He
married
Alexa
in
Match
19G4
They
quarrelled
and
she
decided
to
seek
his
deportation
In
September
1904
Diamantis
was
ordered
deported
but
im
mlgulion
authorities
deferred
action
and
he
was
not
ar
rested
until
Dc
14
Her
sister
Jenny
Kosma
of
Toronto
said
Alexa
does
love
him
but
in
the
first
year
of
marriage
everybody
has
prob
problems
�
lems
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ROBERT
BONNER
BONNER
AGREE
TO
VANCOUVER
CP
Two
British
Columbia
cabinet
ministers
agree
drinking
and
driving
canbe
fatal
But
they
differ
radically
when
it
comes
to
deciding
how
many
accidents
are
caused
by
alcohol
Highways
Minister
Gag
Gaglardl
�
lardl
says
drinking
is
the
major
cause
of
traffic
car
carnage
�
nage
on
the
roads
his
de
department
�
partment
builds
Attorney
-General
Bonner
responsible
for
law
enforce
enforcement
�
ment
on
those
roads
says
Phone
564
2441
PHIL
GAGLARDI
GAGLARDI
DISAGREE
alcohol
is
only
one
of
the
many
factors
involved
in
traffic
accidents
and
by
no
means
the
main
ones
Said
Mr
Bonner
This
is
a
simple
minded
sugges
suggestion
�
tion
that
all
accidents
in
involve
�
volve
the
use
of
alcohol
and
has
been
exploded
by
experts
Alcohol
Is
a
factor
as
is
mechanical
defects
driver
judgment
poorly
en
engineered
�
gineered
highways
and
any
one
of
a
dozen
factors
mostly
unrelated
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Derails
Engines
A
snow
drift
was
responsible
for
the
derailment
of
three
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
diesel
engines
The
incident
happened
Mon
Monday
�
day
night
near
the
Pine
Pass
some
130
miles
north
of
Prince
George
A
railway
spokesman
said
the
northbound
freight
hit
a
snow
drift
tossing
one
diesel
over
on
its
side
while
theother
two
jumped
the
tracks
No
one
was
injured
in
the
mishap
The
line
is
expected
to
be
cleared
later
today
Equipment
and
men
are
on
their
way
toput
the
diesels
back
into
operation
720
DIE
IN
US
CHICAGO
AP
Traffic
accidents
killed
720
persons
in
the
US
during
the
three
day
Christmas
weekend
the
highest
number
ever
counted
for
any
holiday
period
The
National
Safety
Council
termed
the
toll
a
national
dis
disaster
�
aster
The
figure
smashed
the
rec
od
of
70G
for
a
102
hour
four
day
holiday
weekend
that
had
stood
for
nine
years
The
pre
previous
�
vious
record
also
was
for
a
Christmas
observance
In
19D6
The
council
bad
estimated
a
death
toll
of
between
SCO
and
6C0
The
record
for
a
three
day
holiday
was
COO
duringthelOSS
Christmas
period
A
Foot
Of
Snow
Two
Die
Two
persons
nding
in
the
cai
on
the
left
were
instantly
killed
early
Christmas
Day
in
a
crash
on
First
Ave
at
the
Cottonwood
Island
cutoff
Five
peisons
riding
in
the
othei
cai
were
injured
thiee
remain
in
hospital
See
Story
Page
3
Photo
by
Dave
Looy
Highways
In
Good
Condition
While
their
counterparts
in
some
parts
of
BC
are
warn
warning
�
ing
motorists
to
carry
shovels
highways
department
officials
in
Prince
George
today
said
most
highways
north
of
Cache
Creek
are
in
good
winter
con
condition
�
dition
Regional
highways
engineer
RG
Harvey
said
between
one
and
three
inches
of
snow
have
been
reported
on
most
highways
In
the
immediate
area
extend
extending
�
ing
to
the
Peace
River
district
where
temperatures
were
around
25
degrees
below
zero
this
morning
Between
Cache
Creek
and
Clinton
in
the
south
there
were
about
five
inches
of
snow
most
of
the
highway
plowed
with
conditions
improving
as
the
highway
moves
north
But
for
the
entire
Kamloops
highways
region
it
extends
from
Hope
to
Revelstoke
there
were
warnings
of
heavy
snow
high
winds
and
drifting
Twenty
four
inches
of
new
snow
have
been
reported
on
the
Hope
-
Princeton
highway
snarling
traffic
for
hours
be
before
�
fore
the
road
was
made
pass
passable
�
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this
morning
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at
the
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Hakiry
on
Uotge
Stint
took
hu
houi
of
his
time
recently
to
bake
this
huge
cake
made
of
gingubiead
and
donated
to
tin
luuvs
Club
who
gave
it
to
the
kids
at
hospital
foi
Chustinas
He
uNo
made
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additional
takes
the
same
size
as
he
is
holding
in
his
uglit
hand
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in
the
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The
World
A
JUMPY
TIME
IN
VIET
NAM
Hopes
for
a
period
of
con
continued
�
tinued
peace
In
Viet
Nam
were
smashed
when
Christmas
cease
fires
of
varying
length
offered
by
North
Viet
Nam
on
the
one
hand
and
South
Viet
Nam
and
the
United
States
on
the
other
were
not
completely
ob
observed
�
served
Despite
the
resumption
of
fighting
there
was
a
Christmas
atmosphere
in
Viet
Nam
A
spokesman
in
Saigon
said
US
planes
which
at
a
late
hour
Sunday
had
not
lesumed
a
regular
schedule
of
bombings
in
North
Viet
Nam
made
their
final
Christmas
eve
strike
into
the
North
a
festive
one
They
parachuted
5
000
Christmas
packages
into
Hanoi
controlled
territory
The
packages
contained
greeting
cards
calendars
and
health
hints
US
marines
in
the
Da
Nang
area
were
host
to
15000
South
Vietnamese
children
and
6000
adults
at
Christmas
parties
The
marines
distributed
al
almost
�
most
1
000000
toys
and
tons
of
cookies
and
candles
in
South
Viet
Nam
In
the
Holy
Land
Twenty
thousand
visitors
from
points
as
far
awayas
Tai
Taipei
�
pei
and
Helsinki
descended
on
the
Holy
Land
for
Christmas
weekend
As
Christmas
dawned
over
the
Judean
Hills
the
sun
burst
out
raising
the
curtain
for
a
day
of
parades
brass
bands
and
general
merry
making
in
the
streets
Pilgrims
knelt
and
kissed
the
spot
deep
In
a
rock
hewn
grotto
in
Bethlehem
where
tradition
says
Christ
was
born
First
event
was
a
midnight
mass
at
St
Catherines
About
5000
worshippers
jammed
the
cathedral
so
tightly
an
elderly
woman
and
a
teen
-
aged
boy
fainted
and
had
to
be
carried
out
In
London
In
London
Queen
Elizabeth
in
her
recorded
broadcast
said
the
Commonwealth
has
never
been
in
greater
danger
of
falling
apai
t
She
made
no
mention
of
the
big
issue
now
facing
the
black
and
white
people
of
the
Commonwealth
the
unilateral
seizure
of
Independence
by
the
white
dominated
government
of
Rhodesia
Rhodesia
television
asked
foi
and
received
a
full
recoidlngof
the
speech
In
Rhodesia
In
Rhodesia
there
was
plenty
of
wine
and
whisky
loast
tui
key
and
Chi
Istmas
pudding
de
despite
�
spite
a
tiade
embaigo
Britain
has
declaied
against
the
coun
country
�
try
Bais
and
night
clubs
were
packed
Christmas
Eve
witli
young
white
people
many
of
whom
lose
and
drank
a
toast
To
Rhodesia
and
to
hell
with
sanctions
In
Berlin
Gunfiie
echoed
along
the
Bei
lin
Wall
as
Communist
East
Berlin
boidei
guaids
fiied
Cluistma
eve
M
est
Berlin
eis
who
tlueu
clgiiettes
oei
the
wall
and
at
French
toldieis
looking
ovei
the
wall
and
on
Sa
Saturday
�
turday
riddled
a
car
killing
i
man
dying
to
uuss
to
theWtt
and
raptuiliu
tluee
othei
s
Tin
i
e
leading
Nazi
mhi
nn
lnals
weie
seived
Uukev
with
all
the
trimmings
ij
gmnts
at
Bei
linb
siiaudau
pi
itoii
situi
day
The
thieeBaUlui
Unibhii
aih
lbeit
speei
and
Rudolf
Hess
aie
the
onlv
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the
000
ull
Mlledwai
crlnu
s
pi
ibon
In
Rome
In
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Citv
Pop
Paul
disappointed
and
lomemed
about
the
f
vlliue
of
the
ltt
Niin
1
1
ut
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v
hu
h
he
had
hoped
could
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thuo
Chi
Winis
masses
f