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and
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third
The
first
Irish
sweepstakes
of
the
season
was
based
on
the
race
People
throughout
the
world
taxing
a
gamble
on
the
sweep
stakes
anxiously
awaited
the
result
Late
scratches
of
two
well
regarded
entries
Christ
mas
Review
and
Lucky
Biscuit
cut
the
starting
field
to
24
Ben
Novus
carrying
108
pounds
was
ridden
by
Peter
Robinson
and
won
a
first
prize
of
6583
19749
for
his
Brit
ish
sowner
J
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Peatt
Holders
of
lucky
sweepstakes
tickets
on
Ben
Novus
collected
50000
150000
Ben
Novus
was
a
22-to-
long
shot
Aberdeen
went
off
at
8
to
1
and
Danella
was
30
to
1
Two
horses
Tracker
and
Shady
Knight
finished
In
a
dead
heat
for
fourth
place
on
the
course
made
hard
and
firm
by
drying
winds
Tracker
was
100
to
6
In
the
betting
and
Shady
Knight
18
to
1
The
race
starts
one
of
the
big
betting
splurges
of
the
year
for
MPs
Consider
Judges
Plea
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Minis
ter
Pearson
said
Tuesday
the
cabinet
has
not
yet
decided
what
to
do
about
Mr
Justice
Leo
Landrevllles
request
that
ha
be
enabled
to
address
the
Commons
a
Vern
Manhas
who
was
tie
first
East
Indian
Immigrant
to
buy
real
estate
property
in
Prince
George
Is
also
the
first
to
go
into
the
service
station
business
Vern
has
Just
taken
over
the
Chevron
station
at
First
Avenue
and
Victoria
St
g
Small
boy
and
a
bankers
son
our
Informant
says
was
visiting
a
friend
He
noticed
a
tooth
carefully
displayed
In
a
conspicuous
place
for
the
Good
Fairy
to
find
and
replace
with
liver
The
visitor
asked
his
pal
how
much
the
I
airy
generally
left
for
teeth
picked
up
In
this
way
Oli
sometimes
a
nickel
sometimes
a
dime
was
the
reply
The
visiting
five-year-old
then
headed
straight
for
his
friends
mother
and
asked
Can
I
buy
that
tooth
What
on
earth
L
24
Pages
Britons
They
try
to
couple
the
winner
of
the
Lincolnshire
and
the
Grand
National
in
what
Is
known
as
the
spring
double
Ben
Novus
is
a
five-year-old
by
Ben
Hawke
out
of
Novelty
Ben
Novus
won
by
lialf
a
length
with
four
lengths
separ
separating
�
ating
second
and
third
KINGSTON
Jamaica
CP
-Jamaican
customs
officials
said
Tuesday
they
have
seized
a
large
quantity
of
rifles
and
ammunition
consigned
to
a
King
Kingston
�
ston
firm
headed
by
a
Canadian
r
Base
Purchase
Planned
Northern
Mountain
Airlines
may
buy
the
Prince
George
char
ter
base
of
Pacific
Western
Alr
lines
Ltd
The
purchase
cannot
be
con
firmed
until
approval
Is
obtained
from
the
Air
Transport
Board
A
spokesman
for
Pacific
West
ern
Alrllnt
s
said
certain
condl
tlons
had
to
be
met
by
Northern
Mountain
before
the
sale
could
seriously
be
considered
He
implied
that
the
sale
would
definitely
take
place
when
the
Board
approved
do
you
want
the
tooth
for
she
questioned
Well
the
Falrv
generally
leaves
25
cents
at
our
place
he
reolied
uprimniy
Do
you
have
a
Junior
Fred
Astaire
In
your
home
a
boy
between
the
ages
of
seven
and
10
who
Is
musically
In
Inclined
�
clined
No
not
to
play
music
to
dance
itl
Mrs
Ann
Gordon
Is
looking
for
five
boys
wlthlr
this
age
group
to
whom
she
plans
to
give
frte
instruction
and
train
training
�
ing
In
ballroom
dancing
In
pre
paratlon
for
competition
dancing
In
November
Tor
further
Infor
Information
�
mation
phone
563
2575
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for
tickets
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the
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night
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daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
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Prince
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director
of
elementary
education
Bert
Webb
below
gets
an
overseas
appointme
it
Page
3
Fifty
rancher
and
farmers
neur
Kamloopt
are
putting
the
brakes
on
over
an
out
outbreak
�
break
of
wild
horse
killings
in
the
area
Page
15
An
Alberta
MLA
will
get
the
investigation
he
has
asked
for
into
charges
of
lm
propriety
against
Albertas
Social
Credit
government
Page
10
A
Quebec
woman
who
received
a
kidney
transplant
last
year
gives
birth
to
a
baby
girl
age
15
US
military
men
predict
a
record
number
of
air
raid
missions
against
North
Viet
nam
before
the
end
of
April
Page
7
O
A
ury
trying
Richard
Speck
on
charges
of
murdering
eight
Chicago
nurses
hears
testi
testimony
�
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Page
6
Editorials
2
People
Make
the
News
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Rich
Sweepstake
DONCASTER
England
CP
Ben
Novus
won
the
dne
mile
Lincolnshire
Handicap
over
turf
course
today
Aberdeen
CITIZEN
STAFF
WRITER
A
12
storey
office
building
incorporating
three
full
floors
of
parking
is
scheduled
foi
construction
at
Sixth
Avenue
and
Victoria
Street
Total
leaseable
floor
area
will
be
71120
square
feet
with
a
parkade
capacity
of
200
cars
Satellite
Battle
Radios
Planned
WASHINGTON
CP
The
Washington
Post
says
the
US
Canada
and
Australia
are
plan
planning
�
ning
to
build
a
common
battle
battlefield
�
field
communications
system
a
billion
dollar
step
possi
possibly
�
bly
Involving
special
satellites
The
newspaper
says
the
plan
Is
called
Project
Mallard
and
that
Defence
Secretary
Robert
Mc
Namara
Is
expected
to
approve
It
Pentagon
officials
said
they
had
no
immediate
comment
The
story
says
U
S
defence
officials
consider
the
project
highly
significant
from
the
standpoint
of
equipping
the
ar
armies
�
mies
to
fight
as
allies
In
the
late
1970s
and
beyond
It
says
Britain
has
withdrawn
because
of
the
cost
but
efforts
will
be
made
to
have
her
recon
reconsider
�
sider
Other
NATO
nations
may
Join
later
The
Post
says
the
system
In
Involves
�
volves
light
radio
telephones
with
voices
and
coded
messages
being
bounced
off
satellites
or
relayed
by
portable
ground
sta
stations
�
tions
It
would
not
be
operating
until
1975
or
1977
Jamaican
Customs
Seize
Arms
Supply
The
rifles
and
ammunition
were
contained
in
packages
des
describing
�
cribing
their
contents
as
farm
equipment
officials
said
The
packages
had
been
shipped
from
Canada
and
were
addressed
to
the
Precision
Tools
and
Die
Ltd
The
officials
said
the
firm
Is
headed
by
a
man
identified
as
Phillip
W
Cocks
No
details
of
the
quantity
seiz
seized
�
ed
were
released
In
Montreal
Jamaican
Exter
External
�
nal
Affairs
Minister
Hugh
Shear
Shearer
�
er
said
an
unusual
number
ol
armed
holdups
In
Kingston
re
recently
�
cently
had
caused
government
and
police
officials
to
order
a
crackdown
Mr
Shearer
is
in
Montreal
to
attend
seriously
Ill
Prime
Min
ister
Donald
Sangster
of
Ja
Jamaica
�
maica
who
was
flown
from
Kingston
March
21
suffering
from
a
brain
hemorrhage
Suspects
Committed
For
Trial
Three
Prince
George
men
were
committed
for
trial
today
on
charges
of
break
entry
and
theft
Charges
arose
from
a
break
In
at
Stedmans
several
weeks
ago
when
a
safe
was
taken
from
the
store
Committed
for
trial
at
a
pre
preliminary
�
liminary
hearing
In
city
court
charges
of
break
entry
and
theft
were
Here
perlgny
Bernard
Lafond
and
Gerard
Joseph
Holand
Hould
Perlgny
Lafond
and
Maurice
Arthur
Tolsy
also
were
continu
continued
�
ed
on
charges
of
possession
of
stolen
property
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
dls
chaiged
Claude
Joseph
La
Marche
who
had
been
dunged
with
break
entry
and
theft
He
said
there
was
Insufficient
evidence
to
commit
I
a
Marchu
for
trial
Developer
Gordon
Bryant
said
today
a
major
bank
has
been
given
first
refusal
right
to
the
ground
floor
for
its
main
branch
in
the
city
Projected
starting
date
is
June
19
1967
with
completion
setfor
one
year
later
To
be
known
as
the
Scotia
Building
development
cost
in
including
�
cluding
land
purchase
Is
esti
estimated
�
mated
at
2750000
Developer
owners
are
the
principals
of
the
Highland
Re
Resources
�
sources
group
Gordon
D
Bryant
Kenneth
McDermid
and
a
BC
contractor
Investor
Designer
is
D
J
Parker
and
Associates
The
site
has
a
110
foot
fron
frontage
�
tage
on
Victoria
St
and
a
165
foot
frontage
on
Sixth
Ave
The
reinforced
concrete
structure
will
have
Its
three
parking
decks
sandwiched
be
between
�
tween
the
ground
floor
and
the
first
floor
of
the
office
tower
The
main
floor
and
parking
decks
will
occupy
the
full
18
150
square
feet
of
the
site
while
the
tower
will
cover
an
area
of
about
40
of
the
ground
space
AIR
CONDITIONED
Two
elevators
will
give
ac
access
�
cess
to
the
tower
from
all
park
parking
�
ing
levels
Fully
refrigerated
air
condi
conditioning
�
tioning
will
cool
the
building
in
summer
and
Gray
Lite
glass
will
cut
glare
from
the
sun
in
the
structure
which
will
be
or
oriented
�
iented
to
the
north
east
light
Canopies
will
extend
over
the
sidewalks
at
ground
level
A
variety
of
occupation
Is
proposed
Tenants
may
lease
partial
floors
to
a
minimum
of
500
square
feet
whole
floors
with
short
term
sub
leases
to
per
permit
�
mit
later
expansion
of
office
space
or
upon
completion
of
the
building
tenants
may
pur
purchase
�
chase
floors
under
the
new
BC
Strata
Titles
Act
APPROVAL
SOUGHT
Mr
Bryant
stated
that
even
though
a
new
city
enactment
might
fre
developers
from
being
required
to
provide
their
own
parking
the
Scotia
project
would
not
change
its
concept
We
believe
that
adequate
In
Integrated
�
tegrated
parking
is
a
modern
day
requirement
to
lessees
The
concept
of
the
building
was
Introduced
to
city
council
in
camera
during
February
For
Formal
�
mal
approval
will
be
sought
after
the
new
downtown
zoning
bylaws
have
been
passed
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Nations
Secretary
General
U
Thant
said
today
there
Is
an
Increasing
danger
the
war
in
Vietnam
may
extend
be
beyond
�
yond
its
borders
Addressing
a
luncheon
of
the
foreign
correspondents
In
this
Swiss
city
Thant
said
Prospects
for
peace
in
Vietnam
today
are
as
dis
distant
�
tant
as
they
were
a
year
ago
I
may
also
add
that
be
because
�
cause
of
the
Increasing
in
intensification
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tensification
of
the
war
there
is
a
greater
danger
to
today
�
day
of
the
conflict
widening
Into
a
larger
war
going
be
beyond
�
yond
the
frontiers
of
Viet
Vietnam
�
nam
The
secretary
-general
said
North
Vietnams
atti
attitude
�
tude
lias
made
it
virtually
impossible
for
the
UN
to
continue
any
active
media
mediation
�
tion
in
the
conflict
In
their
view
the
United
Nations
has
no
role
to
play
In
Vietnam
Architects
drawing
of
office
complex
planned
for
6th
and
Victoria
Natal
Men
Swear
Off
But
Return
To
NATAL
BC
CP
Many
of
Natals
coal
miners
swore
off
their
trade
Monday
after
an
un
derground
explosion
which
killed
15
men
but
prepared
Tuesday
to
follow
Instinct
and
return
to
the
mines
Cave
ins
and
deaths
said
John
Hardy
61
of
Coleman
Alta
who
left
the
Balmer
North
mine
five
minutes
before
the
blast
but
in
a
day
or
sc
you
all
go
back
again
Bud
Morgan
33
of
Natal
whose
rescue
team
hauled
four
bodies
from
the
mine
summed
Assassination
Plot
Mystery
Thickening
COLUMBUS
Ohio
AP
-Gordon
Novel
walked
out
of
Jail
Tuesday
and
cast
fresh
mystery
Into
his
role
in
the
New
Orleans
La
Investigation
of
the
1963
assassination
of
president
Ken
Kennedy
�
nedy
A
professional
bondsman
put
up
10000
bond
to
free
him
on
a
fugitive
charge
Then
he
repeated
to
reporters
his
Insistence
that
he
once
work
worked
�
ed
for
District
Attorney
Jim
Garrison
who
wants
Novel
back
In
New
Orleans
In
connection
with
Garrisons
Inquiry
into
the
Kennedy
assassination
Novel
and
his
Columbus
law
yer
Jerry
Welner
said
they
would
fight
to
prevent
Novels
return
to
New
Orleans
where
he
is
charged
with
conspiring
to
commit
burglary
of
a
munitions
plant
Garrison
also
issued
a
warrant
for
him
as
witness
In
the
assassination
case
Novel
arrested
Saturday
In
suburban
Gahanna
told
report
reporters
�
ers
he
worked
for
Garrison
as
chief
of
the
district
attorneys
security
section
He
would
not
say
when
He
knows
ask
him
Novel
said
My
code
name
was
Alexander
and
electronics
was
my
field
up
the
comments
of
many
miners
in
this
grimy
Crowsnest
Pass
town
Hell
you
can
drive
down
a
road
and
get
killed
Meanwhile
preparations
were
made
for
funerals
a
mass
fu
neral
was
being
considered
for
Thursday
and
money
began
to
pour
Into
a
disaster
fund
to
assist
the
victims
families
Only
one
was
single
Shock
still
hung
over
this
community
of
800
destined
to
be
closed
within
a
year
follow
lng
the
first
major
disaster
lr
the
community
and
the
first
In
the
mine
which
has
been
operat
operating
�
ing
about
a
year
Thirteen
miners
ranging
In
age
from
20
to
65
died
In
the
unexplained
blast
Monday
after
afternoon
�
noon
Another
two
died
in
hos
hospital
�
pital
later
The
last
two
bodies
were
recovered
from
deep
in
the
mine
Tuesday
morning
Nine
of
the
29
shift
workers
remained
in
hospital
Tuesday
Three
in
hospital
at
nearby
Michel
BC
were
listed
in
critical
condition
Civic
business
and
church
leaders
set
up
a
disaster
collec
collection
�
tion
fund
Flying
Phil
Jets
Into
Prince
George
Highways
Minister
V
A
Guglardi
jetted
into
Prime
Oeorge
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in
lua
controversial
Leai
Jtt
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here
for
a
nut
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with
lumbermen
out
the
conditions
of
the
road
to
West
Lake
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