Vol
11
No
211
HOROSCOPE
STARTS
TODAY
The
world
famed
Sydney
Omirr
recognized
by
mil
millions
�
lions
of
followers
as
the
most
knowledgeable
astrologer
of
our
time
will
write
a
daily
astrological
column
for
The
Citizen
starting
today
Omair
has
had
an
amazing
record
of
accuracy
in
his
astrological
analysis
He
predicted
Franklin
Roose
Roosevelts
�
velts
election
to
a
fourth
term
and
his
death
in
office
Ho
also
predicted
the
exact
date
of
the
end
of
World
War
II
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business
leaders
high
ranking
government
of
officials
�
ficials
and
stars
of
the
en
entertainment
�
tertainment
world
refer
to
Sydney
Omar
frankly
as
the
man
who
knows
more
about
astrology
than
any
oth
other
�
er
person
In
the
world
today
United
church
minister
Rev
George
Ferguson
formerly
of
Prince
George
and
now
of
Quesnel
has
beennomlnatedNew
Democratic
Party
candidate
for
the
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a
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meeting
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yesterday
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additional
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rain
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this
time
of
year
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a
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hour
period
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October
1945
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1962
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Parents
of
Nine
Children
Killed
in
Highway
16
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The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
OCTOBER
30
1967
Murder
Suspected
By
BOB
GROVES
Citizen
Staff
Writer
City
RCMP
began
investigation
this
morning
of
an
apparent
murder
A
man
as
yet
unidentified
died
at
158
am
today
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
of
severe
head
injuries
He
was
found
at
about
4
pm
Satur
Saturday
�
day
lying
in
the
rear
of
a
car
parked
behind
the
Astoria
Hotel
243
George
St
The
man
was
clad
only
in
his
underwear
and
a
pair
of
boots
RCMP
had
a
list
of
three
names
and
it
is
believed
Labouccin
Trial
In
Court
Today
An
RCMP
constable
testified
that
he
arrested
George
Labou
Laboucan
�
can
at
about
1215
am
Sept
10
on
an
intoxication
charge
the
same
day
a
fire
took
the
lives
of
three
of
his
children
and
a
grand
grandchild
�
child
in
South
Fort
George
Constable
Kenneth
Bruce
Lang
was
testifying
at
the
trial
of
Mr
and
Mrs
George
Laboucan
who
are
Jointly
charged
with
child
abandonment
The
trial
began
to
today
�
day
in
district
magistrates
court
before
Magistrate
JII
Kenney
Questioned
by
crown
prosecu
prosecutor
�
tor
Frank
S
Perry
Const
Lang
told
of
responding
to
a
call
in
front
of
the
Croft
Hotel
where
he
no
noticed
�
ticed
Mr
Laboucan
In
an
Intoxi
Intoxicated
�
cated
condition
He
was
stag
staggering
�
gering
and
his
speech
was
slur
red
said
the
constable
Const
Lang
said
he
arrested
Mr
Laboucan
and
took
him
to
the
city
lock
up
The
next
witness
Const
David
Grant
said
he
was
patrolling
where
ralnfal
this
month
has
reached
11
Inches
three
Inches
over
the
damp
citys
October
record
One
of
the
most
concerned
delegates
to
the
weekend
BC
Section
and
Northern
BC
Branch
convention
of
the
Canadian
Insti
Institute
�
tute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
was
Jack
Fry
of
Victoria
who
couldnt
find
his
boss
Fry
Is
executive
assistant
to
Mines
Min
Minister
�
ister
Donald
Bl
others
w
ho
w
as
to
attend
but
finally
was
unable
to
come
to
Prince
George
Fry
former
legislative
reporter
for
the
Victoria
Colonist
left
Satur
Saturday
�
day
afternoon
with
Resources
Minuter
Ray
Wllllston
Half
a
dozen
men
appeared
In
court
this
morning
charg
charged
�
ed
with
being
Intoxicated
in
the
bus
depot
over
the
weekend
Mag
Magistrate
�
istrate
Stewart
equal
to
the
oc
occasion
�
casion
stated
later
I
didnt
even
know
they
sold
liquor
there
through
South
Fort
George
at
about
445
am
Sept
10
when
he
noticed
a
glow
in
the
sky
The
constable
was
first
on
the
scene
of
the
fire
and
said
heat
from
flames
in
the
wood
frame
cabin
was
so
Intense
he
could
not
get
within
10
or
15
feet
of
the
dwelling
The
interior
of
the
cabin
was
completly
ingulfed
In
flames
said
the
constable
The
trial
continues
WARNING
PREDICTS
DEFICIT
City
comptroller
Chester
Jof
fery
warned
aldermen
and
department
heads
today
that
un
unless
�
less
there
Is
a
spending
cutback
Prince
Geoige
will
end
up
with
a
deficit
this
year
Jeiiery
said
he
has
specmcauy
asked
the
public
works
depart
department
�
ment
to
cut
back
after
reviewing
the
spending
pattern
for
the
first
nine
months
of
this
year
He
told
general
purpose
com
committee
�
mittee
today
that
two
Investment
dealers
have
a
total
of
280000
worth
of
city
of
Prince
George
debentures
which
remain
unsold
He
said
he
felt
It
Imperative
the
city
end
the
yea
with
a
slight
surplus
so
that
it
can
present
a
good
financial
picture
Syria
Downs
Israeli
Jet
DAMASCUS
AP
-
An
army
spokesman
announced
an
Israeli
Jet
fighter
was
shot
down
today
In
the
first
aerial
clash
between
Syria
and
Israel
since
the
June
Middle
East
war
In
a
brief
communique
the
spokesman
said
four
Israeli
planes
penetrated
Syrian
air
space
and
Syrian
Jet
fighters
shot
down
one
of
them
In
an
aerial
battle
which
lasted
a
few
minutes
the
victim
is
one
of
them
but
this
had
not
been
confirmed
The
man
was
found
in
a
Japanese
model
Toyota
car
bearing
Alberta
licence
plates
DU-19-43
It
was
a
U
Drive
car
Police
said
the
car
had
only
recently
arrived
in
this
area
It
had
been
checked
in
Valleyview
Ata
on
Oct
17
The
victim
is
described
as
a
native
Indian
29
or
30
years
old
five
feet
11
inches
in
height
and
weighing
140
150
pounds
Anyone
with
any
information
about
the
case
was
requested
to
contact
City
RCMP
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rights
have
been
best
defended
under
the
British
Crown
according
to
John
Diefen
baker
above
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A
local
badminton
tourna
tournament
�
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minor
football
finals
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finally
register
a
hockey
win
look
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leading
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and
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all
tied
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the
Western
Football
Conference
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in
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AP
Two
Soviet
unmanned
satellites
joined
to
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in
space
today
in
a
re
rehearsal
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hearsal
for
making
space
plat
forms
around
the
earth
spent
ZVs
hours
in
orbit
together
and
then
separated
an
announce
ment
here
said
The
first
for
Soviet
scientists
with
what
they
called
automaU
lc
docking
for
two
Sputniks
came
almost
two
years
after
the
United
States
joined
two
manned
spacecraft
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orbit
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unmanned
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venture
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be
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test
for
putting
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monauts
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rifle
carrying
bandits
wearing
Hallo
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ween
masks
Sunday
robbed
a
south
Vancouver
grocery
store
of
S236
Harry
Low
39
proprietor
of
the
store
was
alone
in
the
store
when
the
men
entered
They
bran
dished
rifles
and
directed
him
to
hand
oer
all
bills
from
the
cash
register
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Corporal
Anderson
of
RCMP
Identification
Section
checks
car
for
fingerprints
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Visitors
Break
Records
or
expo
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An
unac
customed
stillness
lay
over
Expos
lOOOacre
site
Sunday
night
a
few
hours
after
the
1067
worlds
fair
came
to
an
end
Blackness
cloaked
most
of
74
pavilions
that
for
six
months
rang
to
laughter
chatter
and
tears
In
185
days
Expo
admitted
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a
record
for
fairs
of
this
type
and
duration
Expos
probable
250000000
deficit
will
be
paid
50
per
cent
by
the
federal
government
372
per
cent
by
the
Quebec
provln
clal
government
and
122
per
cent
by
the
Montreal
municipal
government
The
highlight
of
Expos
last
day
was
an
official
ceremony
held
In
the
Place
des
Nations
an
open
amphitheatre
on
St
He
lens
Island
A
crowd
of
15000
gave
Mont
Montreals
�
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Mayor
Jean
Drapeau
a
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also
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tremendous
ovation
as
he
gave
his
thanks
There
wasa
subdued
air
and
general
disappointment
that
the
fair
was
over
Montrealer
LUlane
Azar
said
I
feel
as
though
someone
has
died
About
1500
police
and
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would
link
up
In
space
The
two
Sputniks
Cosmos
No
186
launched
Friday
and
Cos
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108
launched
today
on
an
orbital
course
close
to
I86s
manoeuvred
and
joined
They
fulfilled
their
program
rlty
men
were
able
to
clear
the
site
without
the
last
minute
loot
Ing
feared
by
officials
The
last
visitor
was
admitted
at
2
pm
and
the
days
admls
slon
total
was
221554
GovernorGeneral
Roland
Mlchener
arrived
to
start
the
ceremony
with
Pierre
Dupuy
Expos
commisslonergeneral
Mr
Mlchener
received
a
21
gun
salute
and
100
men
of
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment
presented
arms
while
the
British
and
Ca
nadlan
national
anthems
were
Dlayed
Within
30
minutes
the
crowd
of
4000
invited
dignitaries
swelled
to
about
louuu
of
scientific
research
an
an
nouncement
said
then
separ
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order
from
earth
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time
later
after
separ
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the
Sputniks
were
put
on
different
orbits
by
engine
sys
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aboard
them
the
an
Reign
of
Terror
Ends
Jilted
Suitor
Use
CLEVELAND
AP
A
dlsap
pointed
suitor
shot
hmself
to
death
todaj
after
wounding
a
joung
bride
he
held
captive
at
gunpoint
sinew
Saturday
night
in
his
third
floor
suburban
apart
ment
police
said
Robert
Batch
23
was
dead
on
arrival
In
hospital
a
bullet
wound
In
his
heart
Llda
Caldwell
10
was
wound
ed
In
the
chest
and
taken
to
sur
surgery
�
gery
where
doctors
reported
her
In
reasonably
good
condition
University
Heights
Police
Sgt
t
Chris
Schoupt
said
Batchs
moth
mother
�
er
Maltha
Smith
of
Johnstown
Pa
talked
to
the
boy
from
his
kitchen
and
told
him
she
loved
him
and
would
protect
him
We
heard
two
shots
and
we
rushed
in
Schoupt
said
Cleveland
detective
Capt
Pat
rick
L
Garrlty
that
said
when
he
entered
the
bedroom
the
girl
was
still
standing
although
wounded
Garrlty
said
Batch
was
Ulng
on
the
floor
the
gun
in
his
hand
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Juul
Anderson
photo
Mrand
Mrs
Norman
Bellamy
of
Endako
were
killed
20
miles
east
of
Burns
Lake
Saturday
at
about
noon
and
collided
with
an
eastbound
car
driven
by
Ole
John-
to
Prince
George
Hospital
suffering
a
severly
fractured
instantly
in
this
two
car
collision
on
Highway
16
about
The
Bellamys
parents
of
nine
children
were
westbound
sen
24
of
Burlington
Ontario
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was
transferred
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cars
collided
on
an
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BEAT
WEEKEND
ACCIDENTS
PLAGUE
POLICE
A
total
of
16
accidents
kept
the
city
RCMP
traffic
section
on
the
run
Friday
and
over
the
weekend
The
only
Injury
occured
about
7
pm
Friday
when
Patricia
Gall
McCarthy
was
struck
by
a
car
at
the
Intersection
of
Fifteenth
Ave
nue
and
Fraser
Street
After
treatment
for
minor
in
injuries
�
juries
at
the
regional
hospital
she
was
allowed
to
go
home
Driver
of
the
car
John
Alex
Campbell
was
later
charged
with
impaired
driving
Traffic
section
head
Const
Bob
Hamilton
described
the
rest
of
the
accidents
as
fender
ben
benders
�
ders
and
said
11
persons
had
been
charged
with
traffic
viola
violations
�
tions
Clifford
Wellington
Nystrom
of
Alberta
was
remanded
In
mag
magistrates
�
istrates
court
until
Friday
to
face
charges
of
possession
of
an
offensive
weapon
with
intent
to
commit
an
offence
and
assault
assaulting
�
ing
a
police
officer
Magistrate
Stewart
set
ball
at
500
SNOW
S
r
H
lgh
40
1
nouncement
added
All
sys
terns
ensuring
separation
and
subsequent
manoeuvring
worked
normally
The
two
Sputniks
are
contln
ulng
space
explorations
the
an
nouncement
said
s
Bullet
Police
said
Batch
had
refused
to
talk
to
his
mother
Go
away
and
leave
us
alone
Mrs
Caldwell
said
from
the
bedroom
before
the
shoot
ing
Batch
had
held
the
womar
captive
a
gunpoint
since
shoot
Ing
her
husband
Charles
18
1
the
newlyweds
apartment
po
lice
said
Caldwell
wounded
In
the
face
was
In
fair
condition
In
hospital
Police
said
he
Identl
fled
Batch
as
the
person
who
shot
him