Vol
11
No
70
INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
O
An
Ontario
MP
charges
External
Affairs
Minister
Martin
above
is
adisciple
of
Macke
lzie
Kings
studied
obscurity
Page
16
O
Trucking
shutdown
in
the
United
States
pinches
supply
lifeline
of
both
Canadian
and
American
merchants
and
manufacturers
Page
4
Hangovers
may
cause
more
driving
hazards
than
a
few
cracks
at
the
bottle
says
a
National
Research
Council
doctor
Page
11
President
Johnson
arrives
in
Uruguay
for
a
hemisphere
summit
conference
aimed
at
pumping
life
into
the
Un
Unsupported
�
supported
Alliance
for
Pro
Progress
�
gress
program
Page
5
O
The
London
Daily
Mirror
gives
an
editoiial
biast
to
the
Canadian
seal
hunt
which
it
describes
as
brutal
and
repugnant
Page
8
Editorials
2
People
Make
News
5
Women
6
Comics
Coming
Events
7
Sports
9
10
Comics
Eric
Nicol
11
Officer
Scores
Breakin
Bonanza
City
nCMP
Const
RAMarks
stepped
out
of
the
police
station
and
into
a
bonanza
this
morning
He
started
out
about
C
am
to
investigate
a
break
in
and
ended
up
charging
a
17-year-old
youth
with
most
of
the
break
ins
which
occurred
in
the
city
last
weekend
As
he
walked
from
the
police
station
to
Ken
Mills
Chevrolet
Oldsmoblle
where
the
break
in
occurred
Const
Marks
stopped
a
car
driven
by
the
juvenile
Police
said
the
car
was
stolen
from
the
Ken
Mills
lot
The
youth
was
later
charged
with
responsibility
for
most
of
more
than
a
dozen
break
ins
in
the
city
between
Friday
night
and
Monday
He
also
was
charged
in
con
connection
�
nection
wltheight
more
break
ins
Monday
night
These
Included
safe
attacks
at
Ken
Mills
and
at
Spruceland
Chrysler
Plymouth
Ltd
How
do
you
get
into
trouble
with
police
by
paying
a
court
fine
Man
who
appeared
In
city
court
this
morning
seemed
a
bit
confused
about
the
uhole
thing
Seems
he
walked
into
the
police
station
Monday
to
pay
a
fine
for
an
intoxication
conviction
and
ended
up
In
the
lock
up
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
GO
Stewart
supplied
the
explanation
Apparently
said
the
magistrate
he
came
In
to
pay
his
fine
and
he
Mas
so
drunk
the
police
arrested
him
again
Now
he
has
another
10
fine
to
pay
DC
Automobile
Associa
Association
�
tion
rep
John
Itatel
opines
in
the
current
Issue
of
the
DC
A
A
magazine
that
The
first
thing
to
understand
about
Prince
George
is
that
no
one
was
born
there
John
a
relative
newcomer
him
himself
�
self
lias
made
the
same
discov
discovery
�
ery
as
many
others
that
the
pop
population
�
ulation
lias
grown
so
rapidly
Its
hard
to
find
a
native
16
Pages
Shelves
ceive
a
boost
It
a
slaughter
house
was
built
here
And
there
are
plans
under
con
consideration
�
sideration
for
the
construction
of
an
abattoir
according
to
Dave
crossneid
agricultural
onicer
for
Prince
George
District
At
present
farmers
wishing
to
sell
livestock
lor
Dutcnering
have
to
send
it
either
to
Edmon
ton
or
Vancouver
The
market
in
Vancouver
Is
pretty
darn
good
Crossfield
stated
but
transportation
can
be
expensive
Farmers
in
the
Central
In
Interior
�
terior
have
not
developed
beef
pork
and
lamb
raising
to
the
full
potential
Shipping
expenses
are
part
of
the
reason
but
the
loss
In
live
weight
caused
by
animals
spend
spending
�
ing
too
much
time
in
transit
fol
followed
�
lowed
by
long
waits
in
stock
yards
also
make
farmers
reluc
reluctant
�
tant
to
Invest
In
the
meat
market
There
are
ten
sheep
breeders
In
the
Prince
George
area
and
about
15
around
Vanderhoof
but
none
of
the
herds
number
more
than
200
If
we
had
a
slaughter
house
here
and
a
meat
Inspector
I
know
the
existing
herds
would
Im
Immediately
�
mediately
increase
in
size
and
more
farmers
would
become
In
Interested
�
terested
In
raising
lamb
a
spokesman
for
the
Sheepbreeders
Association
said
It
would
also
Increase
the
number
of
beef
and
pig
raisers
Crossfield
added
Prince
George
Meat
Packers
put
out
tenders
In
January
for
the
construction
of
an
abattoir
but
have
not
announced
the
results
yet
Plans
originally
called
for
the
construction
of
the
slaughter
house
in
the
Island
Cache
area
but
company
spokesmen
will
make
no
further
comments
How
about
this
for
a
pleasant
family
night
out
on
the
town
Friday
the
Girl
Guides
have
pool
-ed
their
resources
for
a
big
smorgasbord
at
the
Civic
Cen
Centre
�
tre
theres
room
for
a
thousand
so
dont
worry
about
the
food
running
out
It
starts
at
430
and
continues
until
evening
The
project
Is
to
replace
all
the
smaller
fund
drives
for
the
Guides
with
one
big
affair
So
take
the
kids
and
go
to
the
smor
gasboard
and
then
head
over
to
the
Skating
Clubs
annual
Ice
show
ideal
evening
for
the
family
a
Oops
The
obedience
classes
mentioned
in
this
space
yes
terday
are
not
quite
what
the
were
represented
to
be
There
will
be
obedient
canlnesall
Ight
but
the
event
Is
he
judging
of
dogs
that
have
already
completed
the
course
Everyone
is
Invited
to
walch
the
Judging
but
please
please
leave
anyuntiatnedFldo
at
home
C2T
uwe
A
or
if
they
are
going
to
be
pick
picketed
�
eted
he
said
Changes
could
be
comingwith
in
hours
but
at
present
he
did
not
foresee
any
problems
for
this
area
Mr
Withers
feels
it
will
de
depend
�
pend
on
the
length
of
the
strike
He
hopes
that
some
shipments
can
be
handled
by
rail
even
though
the
prices
of
some
goods
may
go
up
because
of
this
This
increase
could
be
prompt
S
ed
by
different
freight
rates
and
by
re
routing
of
goods
We
depend
heavily
on
Cali
California
�
fornia
produce
at
present
and
we
may
have
to
do
without
some
of
the
things
he
said
Ed
McAneeley
of
Kelly
Doug
Douglas
�
las
said
he
feels
the
only
thing
we
may
suffer
in
Prince
George
Is
reduced
service
If
we
get
our
goods
via
rail
railway
�
way
It
may
take
longer
than
by
truck
he
said
explaining
that
DR
MORTON
SHULMAN
Probe
Planned
Premier
John
Robarts
announced
in
the
legislature
Monday
that
he
will
name
a
commissioner
cprtainly
a
high
court
judge
to
conduct
an
impartial
inquiry
into
the
accusations
made
by
Dr
Morton
Shulman
above
who
was
fired
Friday
as
chief
coroner
of
Metropoli
Metropolitan
�
tan
Toronto
Fatal
Gas
Blast
Damages
Sought
Inland
Natural
Gas
Company
is
being
sued
for
damages
as
a
result
of
an
explosion
which
killed
a
mans
wife
and
destroyed
his
home
In
Prince
George
In
1063
Bruce
K
Mac
Donald
49
al
alleges
�
leges
that
negligence
on
the
part
of
the
gas
company
and
defective
equipment
installed
In
his
home
by
the
company
resulted
In
the
explosion
Ills
wife
Muriel
was
killed
when
his
home
at
2579
McBrlde
Crescent
was
ripped
by
an
explo
explosion
�
sion
Sept
27
1963
His
children
all
under
the
age
of
14
were
blown
f
reom
the
house
where
they
were
sleeping
mira
miraculously
�
culously
escaping
serious
Injury
MacDonald
was
a
research
of-
1
954
Geneva
Terms
Urged
OTTAWA
CP
External
Af
fairs
Minister
Martin
today
pro
proposed
�
posed
a
progressive
four
stage
re
appllcatlon
of
the
1954
Gen
Geneva
�
eva
ceasefire
terms
in
Vietnam
as
an
agreed
preliminary
to
di
direct
�
rect
discussions
between
the
United
States
and
North
Viet
Vietnam
�
nam
Under
terms
of
the
1954
Gen
Geneva
�
eva
agreement
ending
the
eight
5
ear
Indochina
war
the
French
Union
forces
and
Communist
Vietmlnh
agteed
to
disengage
and
withdraw
to
either
side
of
the
17th
parallel
in
Vietnam
The
country
was
to
o
reunited
after
1950
elections
which
never
materialized
fleer
at
the
experimental
farm
and
is
now
living
in
North
Battle
ford
Sask
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The
daily
newspaper
for
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British
Columbia
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GEORGE
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11
1967
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Citizen
Staff
Writer
The
strike
of
the
Teamsters
Union
against
some
1500
truck
trucking
�
ing
firms
in
the
United
States
will
not
effect
Prince
George
at
least
no
yet
Spokesmen
of
major
Importing
firms
here
say
it
is
still
too
early
to
foresee
any
effect
Cy
Keetch
manager
of
Wood
Woodwards
�
wards
said
most
produce
sold
in
his
store
is
imported
from
the
US
and
the
odd
item
may
disappear
from
the
shelves
but
strikes
of
this
nature
do
not
show
results
overnight
Bert
Withers
of
W
H
Malkin
Ltd
said
he
is
still
trying
to
find
out
what
the
strike
could
mean
to
his
imports
No
one
has
yet
said
if
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
trucks
are
being
permitted
to
run
and
to
cross
the
border
Slaughter
House
Farming
In
this
area
would
re
some
shipments
come
direct
from
California
to
Prince
George
Roy
Dawson
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
said
he
did
not
know
of
any
plans
for
having
produce
shipped
via
PGE
Spokesmen
for
Canadian
truck
trucking
�
ing
firms
said
their
vehicles
are
continuing
to
run
But
whoever
had
an
opinion
on
the
matter
said
there
was
not
immediate
cause
for
concern
City
Architect
Asks
Residents
Assistance
City
architect
Alan
Soutar
Monday
urged
private
citizens
to
help
make
the
dreams
of
planners
become
a
reality
His
comments
were
made
in
an
address
to
Prince
George
Kiwanis
Club
Cities
are
people
not
plan
planners
�
ners
or
architects
Mr
Soutar
said
To
leave
planning
to
planners
Is
a
fundamental
mistake
He
warned
that
the
world
Is
becoming
totally
specialized
we
are
all
being
forced
to
work
in
isolated
cubes
insulated
from
the
world
around
us
And
In
planning
this
Is
dyna
dynamite
�
mite
AFFECTS
EVERYONE
He
pointed
out
that
city
plan
planning
�
ning
affected
everyone
who
lived
in
and
all
who
visited
the
city
We
all
have
a
public
respon
responsibility
�
sibility
to
perform
in
addition
to
meeting
individual
considera
considerations
�
tions
Mr
Soutar
urged
the
Kiwanians
to
get
involved
In
decision
mak
making
�
ing
Great
changes
were
ahead
for
the
physical
appearance
of
the
city
and
the
whole
administra
administration
�
tion
was
due
for
a
change
with
implementation
of
the
Regional
District
UNECONOMIC
Hlustratlng
his
thesis
with
sketches
the
architect
developed
a
scheme
of
low
cost
homes
as
an
example
of
the
value
of
plan
planned
�
ned
growth
He
began
by
describing
the
traditional
rectangular
grid
with
the
comment
I
dont
know
whether
you
could
find
anything
worse
if
you
tried
As
well
as
being
unappealing
It
is
uneconomic
with
about
25
of
the
property
space
wasted
in
the
never
never
land
of
use
useless
�
less
sldeyards
required
under
the
building
bylaw
This
meant
all
service
above
and
underground
was
25
longer
than
necessary
to
cover
the
un
unused
�
used
space
Most
of
us
have
lived
in
this
kind
of
environment
for
most
of
our
lives
he
said
It
is
nice
from
the
privacy
point
of
view
but
it
is
not
econo
economic
�
mic
He
pointed
out
that
on
a
single
60
foot
lot
occupied
by
one
home
three
common
wall
housing
units
could
be
built
each
having
the
same
floor
space
as
the
single
family
home
He
suggested
preference
for
this
condomlnimum
style
of
development
over
an
apartment
because
the
former
offered
pri
privacy
�
vacy
GAP
IN
CITY
Dealing
with
the
low
cost
field
In
which
there
is
a
big
gap
in
Prince
George
as
in
all
of
Can
Canada
�
ada
the
architect
proposed
a
superlock
of
houses
built
to
face
a
park
area
undivided
by
service
streets
Main
arteries
of
traffic
would
be
provided
by
peripheral
roads
with
access
to
housing
on
streets
for
use
by
superblock
traffic
only
Mr
Soutar
pointed
out
that
with
this
system
the
ratio
ol
roads
to
streets
would
be
lower
so
land
would
not
be
lost
by
creat
creating
�
ing
a
central
park
area
The
park
as
well
as
being
an
amen
amenity
�
ity
in
its
own
right
would
segre
segregate
�
gate
vehicle
and
pedestrian
traf
traffic
�
fic
LOS
ANGELES
CITED
The
proposal
would
Include
residential
church
school
and
shopping
facilities
Mr
Soutar
described
one
such
development
in
Los
Angeles
built
during
the
30s
which
had
never
had
a
vacancy
for
more
than
a
one
week
period
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US
President
John
Johnson
�
son
arriving
here
today
for
a
hemisphere
summit
conference
Wednesday
said
the
Alliance-for-Progress
aid
program
for
econ
omic
development
of
Latin
America
Is
only
in
its
begin
beginning
�
ning
He
made
the
statement
in
an
airport
speech
in
Montevideo
be
before
�
fore
going
on
to
this
seaside
re
resort
�
sort
where
the
conference
will
be
held
He
said
the
United
States
wel
welcomes
�
comes
Increasing
Latin
Ameri
American
�
can
initiative
In
continental
af
affairs
�
fairs
BoSy
A
MAN
BESTS
VIRGINIA
FOR
OSCAR
SANTA
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Calif
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Britains
A
Man
For
All
Seasons
topped
Hollywoods
Whos
Afraid
of
Virginia
Woolf
six
Oscars
to
five
In
Academy
Awards
ceremonies
televised
Monday
night
after
a
late
hour
strike
settlement
A
Man
For
All
Seasons
the
struggle
of
Sir
Thomas
More
against
King
Henry
VHIs
scheming
lieutenants
was
ac
acclaimed
�
claimed
by
the
Academy
of
Motion
Pictures
Arts
and
Sciences
as
best
picture
of
1966
It
won
Oscars
also
for
Paul
Scofield
In
the
title
role
its
director
Fred
Zinnemann
and
for
color
cinematography
cos
costume
�
tume
design
and
screenplay
Virginia
Woolf
the
profanity
studded
clash
of
a
couple
whose
hate
Is
grounded
In
love
brought
a
second
Oscar
to
Eliz
Elizabeth
�
abeth
Taylor
35
who
won
in
1960
for
Butterfieid
8
Sandy
Dennis
23
the
young
college
professors
wife
in
Woolf
received
the
supporting
actress
award
Walter
Matthau
43
got
the
supporting
actor
Oscar
as
the
shyster
lawyer
of
The
Fortune
Cookie
Richard
Burton
and
Miss
Tay
Taylor
�
lor
were
at
work
on
The
Come
Comedians
�
dians
In
France
By
telephone
she
said
she
was
glad
to
have
won
but
sorry
that
her
nominee
husband
hadnt
Canadas
National
Film
Board
was
shutout
It
has
two
nomina
nominations
�
tions
Helicopter
Canada
in
the
documentary
feature
films
cate
category
�
gory
and
The
Drag
In
the
car
cartoon
�
toon
section
A
Man
and
Woman
was
a
pop
popular
�
ular
winner
for
best
foreign
lan
language
�
guage
film
The
presentation
was
made
to
French
director
Claude
Lelouch
by
Patricia
Neal
making
her
first
Hollywood
appearance
since
the
three
massive
strokes
that
nearly
killed
her
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AP
President
Liu
Shao
chl
may
stil
command
a
majority
In
the
Chinese
Commu
Communist
�
nist
partys
central
committee
but
an
official
in
Peking
says
his
downfall
Is
definite
The
official
Jen
Chlen
hsin
head
of
the
Asla-Afrlca-Latln
America
department
of
Chinas
foreign
trade
promotion
commls
slon
was
quoted
in
the
newspa
newspaper
�
per
Tokyo
Shlmbun
today
as
saying
Lius
future
would
be
decided
by
the
people
This
is
clearer
than
decls
ions
by
party
organs
he
said
a
hint
that
Chairman
Mao
Tse
tung
may
plan
to
bypass
the
central
committee
and
force
Liu
out
of
the
party
and
out
of
of
fice
through
mass
humiliation
and
criticism
Mao
recently
won
a
Cto5
vote
of
condemnation
against
Liu
and
his
supporters
in
the
standing
committee
of
the
central
com
committees
�
mittees
political
bureau
Chinas
highest
administrative
body
But
a
decision
to
expel
them
would
be
up
to
the
policy
making
central
committee
Lius
removal
as
president
would
normally
be
a
function
of
the
National
Peoples
Congress
which
elected
him
It
has
not
met
since
165
The
official
Peking
Peoples
Dally
indicated
today
without
referring
to
Liu
by
name
that
he
may
still
control
a
majority
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CP
Prime
Minister
Donald
Sangster
of
Jamaica
died
today
In
the
Montreal
Neurological
In
Institute
�
stitute
where
he
had
been
fighting
a
losing
battle
against
a
brain
hemorrhage
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Jamaican
government
announcement
said
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Don
Donald
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ald
died
at
1245
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EST
He
did
not
awaken
from
a
coma
Into
which
he
lapsed
April
1
No
funeral
arrangements
were
announced
immed
immediately
�
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Predicted
of
the
approximately
100
mem
bers
of
the
central
committee
Jen
one
of
the
few
Chinese
to
permit
an
interview
by
a
for
elgn
correspondent
said
Mao
tried
to
reach
an
agreement
with
Liu
but
gave
up
his
ef
forts
because
it
has
become
hopeless
The
cultural
revolution
has
reached
a
decisive
stage
Jen
said
Struggle
criticism
and
reform
will
be
continued
He
said
the
recently
renewed
criticism
of
Foreign
Minister
Chen
Yi
Is
a
sign
that
Mao
wants
to
reform
him
and
keep
him
in
office
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