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Nuclear
Weapons
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AP
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Sena
Senator
�
tor
Eugene
J
McCarthy
Dem
Minn
target
of
White
House
fire
in
an
atomic
tangle
said
Sunday
he
would
be
extremely
surprised
if
the
US
defence
department
hasnt
considered
use
of
nu
nuclear
�
clear
weapons
in
the
war
In
Vietnam
McCarthy
citing
Washington
rumors
said
There
have
been
suggestions
around
the
edges
that
nuclear
weapons
tactical
wea
weapons
�
pons
have
been
recommended
have
been
considered
He
started
to
add
Im
ure
theyve
been
in
somi
way
but
stopped
an
3
went
on
If
they
havent
been
considered
by
the
Pentagon
in
some
kind
of
Lock
Donaldson
manager
of
the
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
George
said
the
Credit
Gjantorf
Association
of
Prince
George
was
pleased
with
the
turnout
to
the
1968
College
of
Credit
Knowledge
last
week
A
near
capacity
crowd
attended
the
panel
discussion
which
covered
most
aspects
of
credit
business
The
panel
dls
cusslon
was
designed
to
aid
the
local
businesses
in
credit
deal
ings
Other
discussions
aie
plan
planned
�
ned
and
the
regular
meeting
of
the
association
will
be
held
Thursday
program
planning
I
would
be
very
much
surprised
The
senator
said
the
admjiis
trations
public
response
that
it
doesnt
plan
to
use
such
weap
weapons
�
ons
tends
to
relieve
me
somt
what
McCarthy
is
challenging
Pres
President
�
ident
Johnson
in
six
Dem
raHc
primaries
to
dramatize
his
op
position
to
US
policies
in
Viet
Vietnam
�
nam
The
primaries
pit
opponents
for
party
nominations
against
each
other
to
test
public
opin
opinion
�
ion
However
the
candidates
are
selected
by
party
delegates
at
nomnatlng
conventions
White
House
press
secretary
George
Christian
on
Friday
de-
Pressure
Builds
Against
States
Citizen
News
Services
As
international
tension
builds
over
recent
developments
in
Vietnam
North
Korea
has
broad
broadcast
�
cast
what
it
calls
a
second
con
confession
�
fession
by
Capt
Lloyd
Bucher
of
the
US
intelligence
ship
Pueblo
The
speaker
on
Pyongyang
rad
radio
�
io
identified
himself
as
Bucher
and
pleaded
to
be
allowed
to
go
home
as
soon
as
possible
A
trace
of
emotion
seemed
to
come
into
the
voice
of
the
other
otherwise
�
wise
dull
sounded
speaker
as
he
talked
of
his
dear
father
and
his
wife
and
two
sons
I
want
to
tell
them
I
am
safe
and
well
the
speaker
said
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Landers
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15
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7
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change
is
expected
in
the
weather
picture
for
the
next
two
or
three
diys
Temp
Temperatures
�
eratures
are
normal
for
this
time
of
year
and
there
will
be
little
or
no
preilpitation
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nights
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They
shouldnt
worry
too
much
And
the
Soviet
Union
has
hand
handed
�
ed
the
United
States
a
memor
andum
criticizing
itfor
danger
ous
and
even
provocative
flights
of
US
nuclear
bombers
es
especially
�
pecially
near
the
frontiers
of
the
Soviet
Union
Tass
reported
Sunday
The
Soviet
news
agency
said
a
note
reaction
to
last
months
B
52
crash
in
Gieenland
was
deliv
delivered
�
ered
Saturday
to
the
US
state
department
in
Washington
by
Sov
Soviet
�
iet
Ambassador
Anatoly
Bob
rynin
It
quoted
the
note
as
saying
that
from
a
military
standpoint
the
flights
of
nuclear
ar
mod
bombers
outside
US
air
space
are
use
useless
�
less
in
the
age
of
nuclear
mis
missiles
�
siles
It
said
such
flights
can
have
only
one
purpose
To
aggravate
international
tension
disregarding
the
consequences
and
the
security
of
the
peoples
Meanwhile
about
5000
copies
of
a
132
page
booklet
telling
Unit
United
�
ed
States
draft
-
dodgers
how
to
move
to
Canada
will
be
dis
distributed
�
tributed
in
the
US
by
the
end
of
this
week
Mark
Satin
21
a
New
York
draft
-
dodger
who
now
directs
the
Toronto
Anti
Draft
Program
said
in
an
interview
Sunday
the
booklet
attempts
to
give
an
accur
accurate
�
ate
picture
of
Canada
w
lthout
of
offending
�
fending
Canadians
Called
the
Manual
for
Draft
Age
Immigrants
to
Canada
it
contains
step
-
by
-
step
instruc
instruction
�
tion
on
how
to
qualify
as
a
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
immigrant
as
well
as
Infor
Information
�
mation
about
Canada
We
dont
paint
life
in
Canada
blacker
oi
whiter
than
it
is
Although
the
Llborals
dont
want
to
be
known
in
Prince
George
as
the
party
of
the
legal
profession
five
out
of
six
names
on
the
nomination
boa
id
were
those
of
local
lawyers
Twenty
-
six
years
Is
a
long
time
to
remember
an
anni
anniversary
�
versary
especially
when
Its
been
that
many
years
since
one
got
married
as
school
board
chairman
Mrs
Jean
Kellett
pointed
out
when
she
recalled
that
her
husband
hadnt
remem
remembered
�
bered
Saturday
Feb
10
either
Congratulations
The
Citizen
The
Only
Daily
Paper
Serving
BCs
Third
Largest
Market
scribed
McCarthys
reported
statements
on
nuclear
weapons
as
false
and
unfair
McCarthy
argued
he
had
been
misquoted
and
accused
Christian
of
con
condemning
�
demning
him
without
checking
to
see
wnat
he
had
said
McCarthy
said
ha
had
gone
no
further
in
his
original
remarks
than
to
confirm
that
rumors
were
circulating
in
Washington
He
said
the
Senate
foreign
re
relations
�
lations
committee
is
trying
to
verify
those
rumors
now
Mc
McCarthy
�
Carthy
defended
nis
statements
and
said
the
question
should
be
discussed
publicly
McCarthy
appeared
on
the
NBC
television
radio
program
Meet
The
Pess
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
FEBRUARY
12
1968
Marines
South
Viets
Begin
Ail
Out
Attack
SAIGON
AP
South
Viet
namese
warplanes
bombed
and
strafed
North
Vietnamese
forces
holding
out
in
Hues
cita
citadel
�
del
today
after
US
marine
reinforcements
were
sent
into
the
walled
fortress
for
the
first
time
in
the
twcwf
ek
battle
The
combined
US
South
Viet
Vietnamese
�
namese
assaults
were
part
of
an
all
out
effort
to
drive
the
North
Vietnamese
regulars
and
Viet
Cong
guerrillas
from
areas
they
have
held
since
Jan
31
The
Communists
hold
the
Citadels
southeast
corner
Two
companies
of
marines
about
300
to
400
men
entered
the
cltad
from
landing
craf
sent
up
the
Perfume
River
Sun
day
and
another
two
companies
of
marines
were
taken
to
the
citadels
northern
wall
by
as
assault
�
sault
boats
today
The
marines
have
already
re
captured
the
southern
part
of
Hue
in
a
series
of
street
battles
South
Vietnamese
troops
pushed
North
Vietnamese
troops
into
one
corner
of
the
citadel
but
had
been
nvible
to
drive
them
out
The
US
marine
force
in
Hue
was
about
1000
men
AP
corre
spondent
George
McArthur
re
ported
from
Hue
that
the
ma
rines
were
meeting
only
occa
occasional
�
sional
sniper
fire
in
the
south
em
part
of
the
city
400
miles
north
of
Saigon
Lt
-Col
Phan
Van
Khoa
prov
ince
chief
mayor
of
Hue
and
district
military
commander
said
Communist
troops
in
Hue
executed
300
civilians
Friday
and
buried
them
In
a
mass
grave
outh
of
the
city
He
said
the
grave
was
in
an
area
not
yet
reached
by
combined
US
South
Vietnamese
forces
but
that
his
reports
of
the
execu
executions
�
tions
were
precise
and
unques
tlonable
The
victims
were
province
of
officials
�
ficials
technicians
policemen
and
others
who
long
had
been
marked
for
death
by
the
Viet
Cong
he
said
A
South
Vietnamese
civilian
reported
125
to
150
Roman
Catlu
ollcs
being
led
from
the
city
as
captives
Saturday
Fighting
also
continued
in
Sal
gon
and
its
suburbs
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Moves
in
on
Writer
The
War
is
Next
Door
By
PETER
ARNETT
SAIGON
AP
The
war
in
South
Vietnam
used
to
be
at
least
a
helicopter
ride
away
from
sun
splashed
Saigon
my
home
and
family
Now
you
can
walk
to
war
in
minutes
One
day
for
example
I
kissed
my
wife
on
the
cheek
chucked
the
baby
under
the
chin
and
pulled
the
barbedwlre
barricades
across
the
front
gate
as
I
left
the
house
Thirty
minutes
later
Just
11
blocks
to
the
north
six
press
colleagues
and
I
were
pinned
down
on
our
bellies
amidst
a
fu
sillade
of
Viet
Cong
guerrilla
automatic
weapons
fire
The
Communists
were
counter
at
attacking
�
tacking
through
suburban
stucco
homes
The
South
Vietnam
se
govern
meat
paratroopers
around
us
began
withdrawing
quickly
We
scrambled
back
after
them
our
colorful
summer
shirts
perfect
targets
Two
paratroopers
were
hit
by
flying
pieces
from
a
Com
Communist
�
munist
rocket
We
counted
our
blessings
and
moed
on
to
the
next
trouble
spot
In
the
capital
for
more
In
cidents
to
flesh
out
pur
stores
that
evening
as
I
pafd
a
last
quick
visit
to
my
family
before
the
nightly
curfew
cut
me
off
at
the
office
my
wife
made
no
comment
on
my
filthy
shirt
and
torn
trouser
knees
She
prefers
not
to
hear
my
war
stories
the
realities
of
Vietnam
are
too
close
She
Just
looked
at
me
as
If
I
were
crary
handed
me
a
clean
set
of
clothes
that
I
changed
into
hastl
1
and
watched
me
depart
Scores
of
reporters
are
cover
covering
�
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he
Vietnam
story
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are
arriving
from
some
other
trouble
spot
and
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Associated
Press
team
of
20
reporters
and
photogra
phers
covers
Vietnam
year
in
and
year
out
The
AP
has
suffered
two
cas
ualtles
In
the
last
week
Photo
graphers
Rich
Merron
was
light
ly
wounded
in
the
leg
with
a
rocket
fragment
while
covering
US
marines
fighting
in
Hue
One
of
our
crack
South
Viet
Vietnamese
�
namese
photographers
Dand
Van
Phuoc
took
shell
frag
ments
In
the
head
while
cover
covering
�
ing
street
fighting
In
Saigon
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Apathy
Blamed
For
City
Domination
By
MARIE
CADORE1TE
Citizen
Staff
Writer
The
contentious
election-at-large
issue
fell
flat
Saturday
when
rural
representatives
voted
three
to
one
in
favor
at
a
dis
discussion
�
cussion
meeting
called
by
the
school
board
Fifteen
representatives
voted
in
favor
of
the
proposal
while
a
hard
core
of
five
voted
against
The
meeting
between
school
board
officials
and
representa
representatives
�
tives
was
arranged
to
allow
rural
Thieves
Take
Radios
TVs
Police
are
investigating
the
theft
of
seven
television
sets
from
A
and
J
Furniture
4th
Ave
and
Dominion
St
over
the
weekend
The
store
was
entered
by
forcing
the
side
door
Pats
News
was
also
burglar
burglarized
�
ized
over
the
weekend
and
thieves
made
off
with
six
transistor
rad
radios
�
ios
and
several
watches
Entry
was
gained
by
breaking
the
front
window
Magistrate
George
O
Stewart
this
morning
denied
bail
to
a
Prince
George
man
who
faces
a
charge
of
possession
of
stolen
property
and
assault
on
a
peace
officer
Charles
William
Evens
was
out
on
bail
on
another
charge
when
the
second
charge
was
laid
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
Norman
Gordon
was
remanded
to
Thursday
on
a
charge
of
pos
possessing
�
sessing
an
unregistered
fire
firearm
�
arm
Reason
for
the
remand
was
that
his
attorney
was
unable
to
appear
on
his
behalf
In
city
mag
magistrates
�
istrates
court
today
The
same
person
under
the
name
of
Joseph
Douglas
Strom
had
a
charge
of
Impaired
driv
driving
�
ing
put
over
to
the
same
day
Tebruary
10
was
set
for
a
court
appearance
of
Maurice
John
Henry
on
a
charge
of
fraud
Hsnry
Is
alleged
to
have
de
defrauded
�
frauded
the
provincial
govern
mnt
of
1012
representatives
to
air
their
views
and
discuss
problems
peculiar
to
their
area
Trustee
Gilt
Wilson
summed
up
the
boaids
view
on
election
at
large
The
school
board
doesnt
have
municipal
boun
boundaries
�
daries
We
dont
base
decisions
and
policy
on
municipal
boundaries
Its
impossible
We
represent
everybody
otherwise
it
Just
wouldnt
work
The
only
democratic
way
Is
to
have
everybody
on
the
board
PPWC
Men
Get
Dues
Ultimatum
At
ultimatum
demanding
several
employees
who
remoin
delinquent
in
union
daes
either
reinstate
themselves
or
be
sus
suspended
�
pended
from
work
has
been
Issued
to
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
b
the
International
Brother
Brotherhood
�
hood
of
Pulp
Sulphite
and
Paper
Mill
Workers
The
union
is
demanding
the
company
honor
section
two
of
the
contract
which
states
em
employees
�
ployees
must
be
members
in
good
standing
of
the
certified
union
The
demand
involves
a
list
of
employees
the
union
would
not
name
The
men
are
supporters
of
the
rival
Pulp
and
Paper
Workers
of
Canada
who
became
delinquent
in
dues
in
early
January
We
intend
to
honor
our
col
collective
�
lective
agreement
and
we
expect
people
who
have
collective
agree
agreements
�
ments
witlj
us
to
honor
them
too
said
Pat
ONeal
of
Vancouver
a
vice
president
of
the
inter
international
�
national
union
ONeal
said
his
union
has
been
m
re
than
fair
in
granting
the
delinquent
workers
extensions
in
which
to
pay
back
dues
but
we
will
tolerate
no
more
non
nonsense
�
sense
He
said
ths
union
intends
POLICE
BEAT
to
fairly
but
firmly
enforce
the
collective
agreement
as
well
as
the
constitution
and
bylaws
of
the
international
Guaranteed
Pulp
Wages
Union
Aim
A
guaranteed
annual
wage
for
their
employees
in
the
BC
pulp
and
paper
Industry
will
likely
be
a
key
demand
of
the
Interna
International
�
tional
Brotherhood
of
Pulp
Sul
Sulphite
�
phite
and
Paper
Mill
Workers
and
the
United
Papermakers
and
Paperworkers
in
forthcoming
contract
negotiations
The
present
BC
agreements
expire
June
30
The
guaranteed
annual
wage
was
given
high
priority
in
rec
recommendations
�
ommendations
submitted
by
Joint
staffs
of
the
two
unions
to
their
BC
locals
The
wage
demand
if
implemented
would
eliminate
the
practice
of
paying
by
the
hour
which
the
unions
say
would
protect
the
employee
from
loss
of
pay
due
to
circumstances
be
beyond
�
yond
his
control
such
as
sick
sickness
�
ness
accident
and
lay
off
By
eliminating
the
need
for
em
employee
�
ployee
punching
in
and
punching
out
for
work
administrative
costs
to
companies
would
be
re
reduced
�
duced
say
the
unions
The
recommendation
is
in
preparation
for
a
wage
confer
conference
�
ence
scheduled
for
M
iy
13
in
Vancouver
at
which
overall
de
demands
�
mands
will
be
determined
by
delegates
from
the
local
unions
The
pulp
sulphite
union
and
the
united
papermakers
represent
employees
at
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
and
Northwood
Pulp
Local
Builders
to
be
responsible
to
everyone
in
the
school
district
The
board
should
represent
all
thi
people
and
should
be
ected
by
all
the
people
In
fairness
to
every
person
who
pays
property
tax
they
should
have
a
direct
vote
As
the
mrtter
now
stands
people
in
rural
areas
dont
have
the
same
opportunities
as
people
in
municipal
areas
Every
trustee
should
have
a
direct
responsibility
to
the
people
who
elect
him
He
pointed
out
to
those
who
felt
the
board
was
dominated
by
the
city
People
outside
the
city
are
not
getting
out
and
vot
voting
�
ing
M
ickenzie
Rural
Representa
Representative
�
tive
Mrs
Sue
Strong
said
the
main
reason
ihat
representat
representatives
�
ives
are
hesitant
about
election-al-large
is
that
they
dont
want
to
change
Its
a
psychological
thing
Wo
dont
like
change
We
enjoy
what
wo
are
doing
we
have
communi
cition
with
the
local
people
She
suggested
that
mi
iy
have
the
idea
that
people
living
In
rural
areas
are
the
backwoods
type
and
are
uneducated
Well
lets
get
together
and
show
them
we
arent
the
back
backwoods
�
woods
type
and
that
we
are
dedi
dedicated
�
cated
she
stressed
An
Auxiliary
Constable
was
on
hid
to
ensure
protection
of
thp
1500000
senior
high
build
building
�
ing
which
has
been
subject
to
public
curiosity
since
its
opening
earlier
this
month
Only
guests
of
the
school
board
were
allowed
in
POOL
FUND
COMMITTEE
APPROVED
Aid
Ron
Tweedies
fund
raising
committee
for
the
in
indoor
�
door
swimming
pool
will
be
com
a
reality
CityCouncils
general
purposes
committee
today
approved
formation
of
the
committee
and
instructed
Aid
Hllliard
Clare
and
city
comptroller
Chester
Jeffery
to
recommend
a
person
to
be
chairman
of
the
committee
A
report
from
Aid
Clare
Jeffery
and
city
solicitor
Bob
Dick
said
establishment
of
such
a
committee
to
raise
funds
is
legal
and
that
council
is
not
required
to
issue
the
entire
580000
worth
of
de
debentures
�
bentures
it
was
authorized
in
a
bylaw
passed
in
Decemjr
to
issue
Home
Grant
Cheered
Prince
George
home
builders
have
welcom
i
announcement
of
a
1000
navly
constructed
home
acquisition
grant
in
Premier
Bennetts
budget
But
they
are
unable
to
comment
at
length
pending
release
of
further
details
as
to
the
budget
proposal
It
certainly
will
help
said
one
builder
But
its
a
little
too
early
to
comment
Theres
a
lot
about
the
grant
I
dont
know
Anl
it
still
has
to
be
discussed
in
the
legislature
too
It
was
reported
th
1000
homo
acquisition
grant
would
take
effect
on
July
1
More
than
25000
persons
havo
claimed
similar
500
grants
since
the
government
started
piyment
last
year
Meanwhile
Mi
Bennett
said
the
homeowners
grant
will
In
Increase
�
crease
10
to
130
a
year
The
grant
Is
paid
to
help
offset
mun
municipal
�
icipal
school
taxes
At
a
press
conference
the
premer
also
provincial
fi
finance
�
nance
minister
said
his
record
886021000
budget
is
de
deflationary
�
flationary
The
figure
is
an
in
increase
�
crease
of
120040000
from
1067
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Derailed
Train
Causes
Delays
A
freight
train
derailment
near
McBride
Saturday
morning
threw
passenger
service
off
schedule
Passengers
on
trains
0
and
10
had
to
be
taken
by
bus
around
the
24
derailed
cars
which
left
the
tracks
1150
am
about
ten
miles
east
of
the
township
The
line
was
cleared
by
1225
pm
Sunday
and
services
are
now
back
to
normal
FREE
ADVERTISING
FLOODS
OLYMPICS
GRENOBLE
Trance
AP
Commercialism
says
Av
Avery
�
ery
Brundage
the
80-year-old
president
of
the
Inter
International
�
national
Olympic
Committee
is
threateningtokllltheOlym
plc
Games
The
renurk
wua
made
while
he
was
battling
successfully
it
turned
out
to
curb
free
advertising
for
the
makers
of
skis
After
taking
a
close
look
at
Olympic
life
in
Grenoble
someone
has
suggested
thai
the
IOC
chief
adjust
his
spec
spectacles
�
tacles
Commercialism
Is
every
everywhere
�
where
and
Its
mushrooming
Brunlage
his
fellow
mem
members
�
bers
of
the
IOC
other
offi
officials
�
cials
press
and
athletes
are
hauled
around
the
sprawling
Olympic
nutropolls
in
chauf
fered
cars
courtesy
of
Re
Renault
�
nault
Every
Olympic
sign
on
every
street
and
intersection
leading
to
the
outlying
Alpine
venues
carries
the
word
Total
Its
a
gasoline
fur
furnishing
�
nishing
fuel
for
the
official
cars
Olivetti
is
providing
type
typewriters
�
writers
for
the
3000
mt
mbers
of
the
press
radio
and
TV
International
Business
Mi
chines
provides
the
results
and
lets
you
know
lt
with
signs
everywhere
The
tlmlnjr
U
done
by
Onvga
and
Longlnes
wyll
advertised
Dilnviln
designed
the
host
hostess
�
ess
uniforms
Bendlx
pro
provided
�
vided
the
refrigerators
and
Phillip
supplied
the
TV
sets
Gillette
runs
the
barber
shops
and
beauty
salons
and
Culll
gan
furnishes
the
water
pur
ifier
for
the
speed
skating
rink
Chartreuse
puts
oat
a
fancy
brochure
on
the
gastronomic
m
nus
in
the
press
restaur
restaurant
�
ant
The
mineral
water
Is
by
VUtel
wines
by
Kravi
and
the
beef
b
Charollals
cattle
Ovonultine
his
put
up
srmll
stands
at
the
ski
sites
dis
dispensing
�
pensing
free
hot
drinks
It
is
rivalled
by
Cosa
Cola
with
free
stocks
of
pop
in
aim
t
every
official
building
Kodak
has
the
processing
laboratories
All
official
press
releases
are
reproduced
by
Gosletnjr
anJ
says
so
All
press
num
hive
been
ap
applied
�
plied
a
thick
book
of
coupons
each
coupon
for
a
handful
of
gifts
every
day
razors
perfume
cigarette
lighters
My
goodness
said
one
writer
how
am
I
going
to
get
all
this
stuff
homo
ln
the
Citroen
sports
car
someone
replied
You
get
it
on
the
last
day
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