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has
sent
a
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to
Britain
ask
asking
�
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it
to
stop
a
Southi
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invasion
of
RJiodesia
Observers
here
said
Tuesday
the
note
referred
to
reports
that
South
Africa
was
assisting
Rhodeslan
security
forces
in
operations
against
Negro
guer
guerrillas
�
rillas
in
western
Rhodesia
Otficlal
sources
heresald
the
note
amounted
to
a
request
to
Britain
to
6end
troops
u
Rhode
Rhodesia
�
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still
officially
regarded
as
a
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INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
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Golfer
Jack
Nicklaus
ubove
had
Arnold
Palmer
shaking
his
head
in
disbelief
as
he
shot
a
65
in
2500O
golf
tournament
Page
12
O
George
Lincoln
Rockwell
remained
unburied
ai
the
US
Army
prevented
Nazi-uniformed
followers
from
entering
Culpeper
National
Cemetery
Page
19
Editorial
2
People
Make
The
Newt
4
National
New
4
Provincial
Newt
6
Business
Newi
6
Stocks
6
World
News
7j
Sports
11
12
Co-
mles
13
TV
13
Classified
Ads
16
17
18
19
Womens
World
25
26
By
BOB
GROVES
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Ben
Ginter
millionaire
Prince
George
businessman
has
his
dander
up
and
has
decided
to
ap
appeal
�
peal
a
35
speeding
conviction
Mr
Ginter
denies
he
was
tra
travelling
�
velling
an
estimated
55
60
mph
on
Twenty
Second
Ave
last
June
8
when
he
was
clocked
by
RCMP
He
paid
the
fine
but
has
since
decided
theyre
not
going
to
railroad
me
like
that
Two
men
appeared
Inclty
mag
magistrates
�
istrates
court
today
and
pleaded
not
guilty
to
charges
of
theft
over
50
and
posesston
of
stolen
property
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James
Gwnn
of
Prince
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST
30
1967
Local
Motels
Suffer
Tow
est
Decline
Blamed
on
The
magical
pull
of
Expo
and
the
great
outdoors
greatly
reduc
reduced
�
ed
the
flow
of
tourists
requiring
accommodation
in
Prince
George
this
summer
Motel
operators
report
that
the
number
of
tourists
asking
for
rooms
was
at
a
low
ebb
for
most
of
the
warm
summer
months
Managers
attributed
the
drought
of
visitors
to
Expo
and
also
a
preference
by
a
lot
of
people
to
spend
a
holiday
under
the
stars
in
the
perfect
camping
weather
John
Rahier
manager
of
the
PG
Hi
Way
Motel
had
this
to
say
I
think
Expo
cut
Into
the
numbers
also
the
good
camping
weather
Banks
Held
Without
Bail
NEW
YORK
CP
US
Com
miss
loner
STJ
Abruzzo
reversing
a
morning
decision
today
ordered
Hal
C
Banks
held
in
custody
without
ball
pending
a
hearing
on
a
Cana
dlan
application
to
extradite
him
to
face
charges
of
perjury
The
hearing
has
been
set
tenta
tively
for
Sept
7
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story
page
4
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BEAT
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and
David
George
Mc
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of
Vanderhoof
were
re
remanded
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to
Oct
5
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is
alleged
they
stole
two
large
propane
tanks
from
tho
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of
WH
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pn
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Tuesday
evening
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for
Gunn
was
set
at
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0
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cash
or
property
while
Mclnnes
was
released
on
his
own
recognizance
of
1000
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was
already
free
on
his
own
recognizance
on
another
charge
and
hence
the
magistrate
requir
required
�
ed
he
post
ball
Robert
Arnold
McDlcken
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Kelly
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guilty
to
a
charge
of
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driving
and
was
fined
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Joseph
Small
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Tuesday
denied
any
know
ledgeof
threats
against
his
life
but
RCMP
admitted
they
are
investigating
the
matter
Mr
Smallwood
said
with
a
smile
I
know
of
only
one
threat
that
has
been
a
recurring
one
over
the
last
18
years
The
Tory
Party
here
have
been
threatening
my
extinction
Arran
Abba
a
stallion
owned
by
Den
CInter
has
been
named
reserve
grand
cham
champion
�
pion
Arabian
stallion
at
the
PNE
horse
ishow
section
in
Vancouver
ArraniAbba
won
the
ribbon
last
Saturday
gL
Speculation
raised
In
The
w
Citizen
Aug
8
that
the
Peace
River
power
development
will
be
known
as
Dennett
Dam
after
Premier
WAC
Bennett
got
confirmation
Tuesday
from
Fort
St
John
Peace
RJver
MLA
Ed
Smith
iwas
quoted
as
saying
the
dam
will
be
named
after
the
pre
premier
�
mier
who
is
to
officiate
next
Miss
PNE
Judges
Choose
Their
Favorite
Tonight
Tonight
theyll
know
whos
Miss
PNE
Twenty
eight
young
lovelies
each
between
the
ages
of
17
and
21
have
been
engaged
in
a
round
of
public
appearancesduring
which
they
have
been
observed
by
a
panel
of
judges
The
judges
choice
for
the
title
of
Miss
But
No
IWA
Strike
for
Two
Weeks
Contract
Expires
Friday
KAMLOOPS
CP
Industrial
Inquiry
commissioner
Mr
Jus
Justice
�
tice
F
Craig
Munroe
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
there
will
be
no
strike
In
the
British
Columbia
Interior
forest
Industry
for
at
least
two
weeks
As
talks
between
the
Interna
International
�
tional
Woodworkers
of
America
and
Interior
operators
moved
into
their
final
day
Mr
Justice
Munroe
said
both
sides
have
HLhI
agreed
to
a
two
week
deferr
ment
of
any
action
The
current
IWA
contract
with
the
employers
expires
oh
Friday
The
employees
are
asking
for
parity
with
Coast
workers
which
would
give
them
a
SO
cent
hourly
increase
on
the
present
base
rate
of
226
hourly
The
inquiry
was
set
after
wage
negotiations
fell
through
MONTREAL
CP
The
Que
Quebec
�
bec
lodging
service
has
stepped
in
to
straighten
out
a
legal
tangle
involving
22
British
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
residents
from
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Island
Yves
Mayrand
special
pros-
BIG
BELT
ENDS
TRIP
HUDSON
HOPE
CP
The
worlds
largest
conveyor
belt
at
the
Portage
Mountain
Dam
site
ended
a
three
year
Journey
Just
after
midnight
today
The
dam
now
lias
reached
its
full
height
of
COO
feet
with
the
fill
material
carried
by
the
15000
foot
long
belt
Mi
SUNNY
AND
WARM
Low
48
High
85
month
possibly
Sept
12
at
a
ceremony
starting
the
dams
huge
reservoir
filling
A
Mrs
Bill
Blackburn
wife
ot
DCs
chief
voyageur
In
the
Centennial
Canoe
Pageant
is
fly
flying
�
ing
east
to
meet
her
long
gone
husband
Mrs
Blackburn
leaves
Saturday
and
will
meet
Bill
in
Lachlne
PQ
The
following
Mon
Monday
�
day
the
canoeists
reach
Expo
07
in
Montreal
climax
of
their
epic
three
month
Journey
from
Rocky
Mountain
House
Alta
Mr
and
Mrs
Blackburn
will
spend
a
few
days
in
Montreal
and
return
to
Prince
George
on
Sept
10
Mr
Justice
Munroe
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
the
talks
which
began
the
Tuesday
before
have
been
cor
cordial
�
dial
but
no
more
than
that
The
Inquiry
talks
-were
to
con
conclude
�
clude
this
morning
after
which
Mr
Justice
Munroe
will
begin
assembling
a
report
on
the
situ-
ation
for
Labor
Minister
Leslie
Peterson
He
said
he
will
present
It
within
the
two
weeks
ecutor
for
the
lodging
service
a
provincial
government
agency
said
today
a
30-year-old
hotel
operator
is
to
appear
in
crim
criminal
�
inal
court
Wednesday
on
charges
which
involve
500
the
BC
group
says
It
paid
in
advance
for
accommodation
Members
of
the
group
who
came
to
Montreal
to
visit
Expo
67
claim
their
luggage1
was
seized
by
the
management
of
a
mid
town
apartment
hotel
last
week
as
they
left
to
return
home
This
Is
a
complicated
sit
situation
�
uation
Mr
Mayrand
said
In
an
interview
He
said
a
search
warrant
was
taken
out
last
Friday
and
that
all
of
the
visitors
luggage
being
held
under
lock
and
key
at
the
hotel
was
seized
and
put
in
the
custody
of
a
court
The
hotel
had
received
1000
In
advance
from
thei
Totem
Travel
Service
which
had
book
ed
lodging
at
the
hotel
for
the
group
he
said
The
hotel
however
claimed
it
was
still
owed
200
before
the
British
Columbia
group
de
parted
PNE
will
be
announced
tonight
Miss
Bea
Beekman
Prince
Georges
Queen
Aurora
is
pictured
second
from
the
right
in
the
back
row
and
Miss
Nina
Hamilton
Miss
Cariboo
is
on
the
extreme
left
centre
row
r
Wr
B
Even
though
business
has
been
up
and
down
all
summer
I
know
I
havent
had
nearly
the
number
of
tourists
I
did
last
year
Hal
Burton
manager
of
the
Spruceland
Inn
said
his
summer
business
had
been
very
dead
We
havent
had
the
amount
of
American
tourists
we
had
last
year
I
suppose
Expo
and
the
Pan
American
Games
are
the
main
reasons
for
it
This
has
certainly
been
one
of
the
worst
summers
we
have
had
he
added
Edith
Glabus
co
-
manager
of
the
City
Centre
Motel
said
she
thought
most
of
the
tourists
were
camping
this
year
Now
that
the
forest
district
has
fewer
facilities
for
camping
many
people
have
turned
up
at
me
motei
wun
camping
gear
De
cause
they
have
no
where
else
to
e-
Expo
would
be
another
rea
reason
�
son
why
there
have
been
so
few
this
year
And
if
this
IWA
strikeeven
tuates
I
think
we
will
really
be
in
trouble
she
added
A
spokesman
for
the
Camelot
Court
Motel
said
tourist
traffic
had
dropped
tremendously
I
dont
know
where
they
are
all
going
its
certainly
not
here1
he
said
en
Fights
Speeding
Ticket
City
RCMP
checked
McDlcken
driving
in
an
erratic
fashion
Tuesday
evening
They
said
tho
accused
at
one
point
passed
some
children
on
bicycles
while
he
McDlcken
was
travelling
an
esti
estimated
�
mated
55
60
mph
McDlcken
later
failed
some
co
coordination
�
ordination
tests
and
registered
18
and
10
per
cent
blood
alco
alcohol
�
hol
content
on
the
breathalyzer
George
Oliver
Bourque
was
fined
200
for
Impaired
driving
after
he
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge
Bourque
was
checked
on
High
Highway
�
way
16
near
Prince
George
after
his
vehicle
spun
out
of
control
into
a
ditch
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Campers
Chief
Cause
Here
Human
carelessness
was
for
the
second
day
in
a
row
blamed
for
new
fire
outbreaks
inj
the
Prince
George
forest
district
A
BC
Forest
Service
spokesman
said
today
all
four
new
fires
reported
since
Tuesday
were
results
of
human
carelessness
Two
of
the
outbreaks
were
from
campfires
andithe
others
from
escaped
burning
permits
He
said
all
four
are
under
control
Meanwhile
officials
fear
al
already
�
ready
dangerous
fire
conditions
could
be
compounded
by
lightning
and
winds
Thursday
night
The
spokesman
said
a
bulletin
was
received
today
from
the
De
Department
�
partment
of
Transport
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
weather
office
predicting
a
major
change
in
the
weather
Friday
There
were
333
men
and
13
bulldozers
on
the
fire
lines
to
today
�
day
most
of
them
on
the
Bak
and
Tuff
fires
The
8000
acre
Bak
fire
70
miles
west
of
Quesnel
Jumped
Its
guards
In
several
spots
Tuesday
but
was
being
held
by
new
guards
today
The
Tuff
fire
7500
acres
in
the
Peace
River
dis
district
�
trict
was
quiet
today
Meanwhile
Continuing
record
heat
in
British
Columbia
with
temperatures
above
100
degrees
in
some
areas
is
Jeopardizing
chances
of
quick
victory
In
the
forest
fire
war
Forestry1
officials
said
that
in
addition
to
the
hostile
weather
conditions
many
people
still
were
violating
the
forest
recre
recreational
�
ational
closures
worsening
mat
matters
�
ters
Through
most
of
the
high
hazard
Interior
and
southern
BC
areas
no
end
to
the
long
spell
of
hot
dry
weather
is
in
sight
The
five
day
outlook
lsfor
temperatures
five
to
15
degrees
above
normal
Record
high
temperatures
for
Aug
29
were
chalked
up
in
dozens
of
BC
centres
Tuesday
including
101
at
Hope
and
102
at
Lytton
in
the
Fraser
Canyon
and
96
in
Kamloops
Vancou
Vancouvers
�
vers
high
of
83
topped
the
previous
high
for
the
date
by
five
degrees
In
the
hardest
hit
Kamloops
district
there
are
still
119
fires
burning
In
the
Nelson
region
there
were
118
fires
burning
Tuesday
but
all
were
reported
under
control
Fourteen
new
fires
were
re
reported
�
ported
In
BC
in
the
last
24
hours
but
36
were
extinguished
cutting
the
total
burning
to
307
A
total
of
3014
men
aided
by
151
tractors
and
46
aircraft
were
on
the
fire
lines
early
today
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still
the
boss
FOILS
Reports
circulated
in
Arab
capitals
today
that
Egypts
President
Nasser
had
foiled
a
planned
coup
against
his
government
by
arresting
Marshal
Abdel
Abdul
Hakim
Amer
his
former
trusted
lieutenant
and
a
large
num
number
�
ber
of
senior
army
officers
The
reports
did
not
appear
in
print
in
most
Arab
capi
capitals
�
tals
where
the
press
Is
con
controlled
�
trolled
buta
Kuwait
news
newspaper
�
paper
carried
an
account
and
diplomatic
sources
said
they
had
picked
up
various
ver
versions
�
sions
of
it
in
Algiers
Khar
Khartoum
�
toum
Tunis
and
other
Arab
points
We
have
no
direct
infor
information
�
mation
one
Western
diplo
diplomatic
�
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source
in
the
Middle
East
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on
offtluty
firemen
who
struggle
to
free
him
from
chains
at
the
Centennial
Fountain
Tuesday
night
After
a
stag
party
in
his
honor
Dougs
friends
de
decided
�
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he
should
become
a
temporary
fixture
at
the
foun
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�
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took
the
firemen
15
minutes
to
get
Doug
out
of
the
predicament
but
there
was
one
compensation
the
water
has
not
yet
ben
connected
to
the
fountain
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