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Vol
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No
144
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British
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chairman
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and
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administrator
�
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Colin
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will
report
to
the
board
the
result
of
the
Mondays
meeting
with
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loffmark
The
boards
regular
monthly
meeting
is
tonight
Theres
a
kind
hearted
thief
at
work
In
Prince
George
Someone
stole
baby
clothes
from
three
clotheslines
or
a
city
street
Wednesday
but
apparently
they
didnt
want
to
run
anybody
elses
babies
short
of
clothes
Instead
of
stealing
all
the
clothes
the
person
took
one
diaper
one
pair
of
pants
and
one
bib
from
each
line
Sounds
like
the
work
of
Superbaby
AWith
the
mill
strike
running
wlnto
Its
second
week
the
telephone
wires
must
be
getting
overloaded
At
least
thats
one
explanation
for
a
call
received
here
this
morning
direct
dialed
from
Toronto
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turned
out
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Kennedy
for
the
vice-presidency
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also
said
he
has
re
ceived
favorable
response
from
convention
delegates
in
eight
states
to
his
proposal
to
nomi
nominate
�
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Kennedy
for
president
There
was
no
comment
from
Kennedy
who
has
been
publicly
silent
on
all
political
matters
since
the
assassination
of
his
brother
Robert
last
month
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Kennedy
candidacy
re
Swearing
on
Street
Costs
Two
Men
50
Two
men
wore
fined
50
each
in
Magistrates
court
this
norn
ing
after
two
separate
incidents
of
causing
a
disturbanca
by
swearing
in
public
Glen
Davidson
of
Prince
George
caused
a
dlsturbanc
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at
the
Oriental
Inn
when
he
dlsout-
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Landers
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General
outlook
is
for
cooler
weather
with
isolated
show
showers
�
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today
and
Friday
Low
last
night
was
47
High
expected
for
Trlday
70
ed
the
price
of
food
and
Paul
Quadrelll
was
found
swearing
in
front
of
the
Europe
Hotel
Quadrelll
asked
Magistrate
GO
Stewart
if
he
could
have
three
weeks
to
pay
the
fine
Sure
its
like
Slmnson-
Driving
without
licence
and
being
under
the
influence
of
al
alcohol
�
cohol
while
operating
a
motor
vehicle
cost
Andrew
Morris
An
Anderson
�
derson
of
Prince
George
110
this
morning
Anderson
pleaded
guilty
to
the
two
charges
which
were
laid
yesterday
after
he
was
found
weaving
across
the
white
line
on
Fourth
Ave
A
juvenile
has
been
charged
with
several
counts
of
breaking
and
entry
place
He
was
trying
to
get
Ot
Ottawa
�
tawa
While
everyone
finds
the
present
Postal
Strike
an
In
Inconvenience
�
convenience
pioneer
residents
who
were
here
before
the
com
completion
�
pletion
of
the
John
Hart
Highway
recall
that
when
mill
was
re
received
�
ceived
by
plane
there
could
be
a
six
weeks
lapse
In
mill
service
during
break
up
and
freeze
up
of
the
lake
Ten
years
ago
the
ser
service
�
vice
was
increased
to
two
de
deliveries
�
liveries
a
month
and
has
con
continued
�
tinued
to
improve
Regular
ser
service
�
vice
at
McLeods
Lake
is
four
times
a
week
The
upheaval
caused
by
the
citys
road
works
program
Is
beginning
to
get
even
City
Council
down
Aid
Harry
Loder
asked
City
engineer
Ernl
Obst
at
Mondays
Council
meeting
When
are
we
going
to
have
the
intersection
of
Fourth
and
Vic-
torla
opened
up
Adding
sadly
we
navent
seen
a
tourist
In
the
right
number
but
the
wrong
I
town
or
the
past
10
days
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Citizen
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Only
Daily
Paper
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the
political
high
light
in
a
day
in
vhich
Hum
phrey
delivered
a
speech
before
the
International
Platform
Asso
ciation
in
Washington
and
Re
publican
presidential
hopefuls
Ronald
Reagan
and
Nelson
Rockefeller
toured
in
the
South
and
Midwest
Humphreys
major
rival
for
the
Democratic
nomination
Senator
Eugene
J
McCarthy
tended
to
Senate
affairs
while
leading
Republican
contender
Richard
Nixon
vacationed
in
California
A
confidential
report
to
Rock
efeller
supporters
lists
an
optl
mistic
350
votes
for
the
New
York
governor
on
the
first
ballot
at
the
Republican
nominating
convention
which
opens
in
Miami
Beach
Aug
5
It
con
concedes
�
cedes
515
to
Nixon
of
the
6G
needed
for
nomination
It
puts
California
governor
Reagan
at
280
and
lists
188
for
favorito
sons
Although
Kentucky
Senator
Thruston
Morton
vice
chairman
of
the
Rockefeller
drive
denied
any
RockefellerReagan
coall
tion
to
stop
Nixon
the
confiden
tial
report
forecast
a
movement
on
the
second
ballot
away
from
Sears
here
the
magistrate
said
Nixon
and
toward
the
two
gov
Doth
aerendants
nave
until
Aug
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5
to
pay
the
fines
tions
serious
effect
on
our
young
men
and
women
the
72yearold
Diefenbaker
here
on
a
holiday
trip
said
in
an
Interview
Ive
always
opposed
censor
censorship
�
ship
he
added
as
he
relaxed
In
a
West
End
hotel
before
attend
lng
a
royal
garden
party
but
when
greedy
men
who
produce
these
things
let
licence
take
the
place
of
liberty
then
Its
time
to
act
in
the
interests
of
the
state
The
tremendous
Increase
in
crime
In
the
last
10
years
In
Canada
and
the
United
States
underlines
the
necessity
of
ac
tion
Today
the
courts
give
such
a
liberal
interpretation
to
obsceni
ty
that
Its
virtually
a
licence
to
publish
anything
I
want
to
deote
myself
to
drafting
legislation
which
while
maintaining
freedom
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an
all-expenses-paid
trip
to
Vancouver
and
seats
to
a
Canadian
Football
League
game
for
the
lucky
couple
who
win
door
prize
at
the
fifth
annual
Sportsmans
Dinner
this
Friday
The
round
trip
to
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
is
made
possible
through
the
co
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of
Canadian
Pacific
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and
The
Citizen
which
will
provide
tickets
to
the
football
game
The
dinner
sponsored
by
the
Shrine
Club
and
the
Knights
of
Columbus
is
scheduled
to
take
place
tomorrow
at
630
pm
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
Duffy
photo
Kennedy
Support
Grows
WASHINGTON
AP
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Support
�
port
is
reported
growing
among
some
leaders
of
the
Democratic
party
or
a
possible
spot
on
the
national
ticket
for
Senator
Edward
M
Kennedy
of
Massachusetts
Former
Ohio
governor
Mi
chael
V
DISalle
said
Wednes
day
many
party
leaders
sup
supporting
�
porting
Vice
President
Hubert
H
Humphrey
for
the
top
spot
have
told
him
they
would
back
Kennedy
as
a
running
mate
Kennedys
possible
candidacy
also
got
a
strong
boost
Wednes
An
Associated
Press
compila
compilation
�
tion
showed
Nixon
leading
with
548
Rockefeller
with
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while
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pledged
to
favorite
sons
and
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Obscene
Books
LONDON
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John
DIef
enbaker
will
launch
a
crusade
In
Canadas
new
parliament
against
obscenity
The
former
Progressive
Con
servatlve
prime
minister
said
today
he
plans
to
draft
a
bill
to
eliminate
licence
frompubll
cations
and
broadcasts
and
hopes
the
government
will
allow
it
to
go
before
a
parliamentary
committee
for
study
Pornography
In
books
and
magazines
and
filth
terror
and
horror
broadcasts
are
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a
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communica
communication
�
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services
are
being
stretch
stretched
�
ed
to
the
limit
by
the
increased
load
Imposed
by
the
Postal
Work
Workers
�
ers
strike
Freight
and
express
services
too
are
feeling
the
effects
of
the
mail
stoppage
with
air
freight
out
of
the
city
doubling
and
trip
tripling
�
ling
stitute
an
open
season
for
lted
Scotland
to
dedicate
memo
greedy
men
Id
hope
It
will
not
rials
to
Sir
John
A
Macdonald
be
allowed
to
die
In
the
House
the
Selkirk
settlers
of
the
Prair
The
veteran
politician
looked
les
and
a
Scottish
ancestor
of
relaxed
and
carefree
the
day
Ms
own
He
plans
to
fly
to
Can
after
returning
with
Mrs
Dlef
ada
Sunday
enbaker
from
a
vacation
visit
to
A
concern
of
the
former
Con
Switzerland
Before
that
he
vis
I
HP
SSM
JOHN
DIEFENBAKER
against
pornography
servatlve
chief
during
his
stay
here
he
revealed
is
for
an
early
visit
to
Canada
by
the
Prince
of
Wales
though
he
re
fused
to
say
whether
he
would
take
protocol
by
the
horns
now
that
he
has
no
official
standing
and
bring
up
the
subject
when
he
has
tea
with
the
Queen
In
the
VIP
tent
at
Buckingham
Pal
ace
But
I
would
like
at
the
ear
llest
possible
date
a
visit
from
Prince
Charles
he
said
It
may
not
be
feasible
until
after
he
Is
Invested
as
Prince
ol
Wales
next
July
but
I
think
it
should
be
as
soon
as
possible
It
would
be
another
move
In
cementing
ties
with
the
mon
archy
without
which
we
would
not
have
survived
Independently
of
the
United
States
Besides
his
visit
to
Buckii
ham
Palace
Diefenbaker
has
a
considerable
calling
list
for
his
London
stay
He
plans
to
look
up
Conservative
leader
Edward
Heath
Lord
Carrlngton
Tory
leader
In
the
House
of
Lords
and
former
Conservative
prime
ministers
Harold
Macmlllan
and
Lord
Avon
Anthony
Eden
With
the
strike
now
a
week
old
communications
and
trans
transport
�
port
officials
believe
they
could
receive
even
higher
loads
if
the
stoppage
continues
for
any
time
On
Monday
BC
Telephone
recorded
a
27
per
cent
increase
from
the
normal
155000
calls
to
196998
throughout
the
province
In
Prince
George
the
rise
was
POSTAL
PICKET
LINES
BLOCK
PAY
CHEQUES
OTTAWA
iCP
Monday
is
pay
day
for
strik
striking
�
ing
postal
workers
in
Ottawa
but
local
union
leader
Fern
Lechance
says
his
men
wont
collect
their
cheques
The
reason
the
strikeis
will
have
to
cross
their
own
picket
lines
to
be
paid
The
strikers
have
three
days
pay
coming
for
work
done
prior
to
the
strike
They
are
trying
to
make
us
look
like
a
bunch
of
fools
Mr
Lechance
said
We
will
not
cross
picket
lines
to
pick
up
thiee
days
of
lousy
pay
A
union
suggestion
that
the
cheques
be
dis
distributed
�
tributed
outside
the
picket
lines
was
rejected
by
the
post
office
Viets
Downgrade
Cong
over
Talks
PARIS
AP
-
North
Viet
Vietnam
�
nam
has
apparently
enlarged
Its
room
for
manoeuvre
in
peace
negotiations
b
y
downgrading
slightly
the
Viet
Congs
pro
gram
for
South
Vietnams
fu
ture
A
lessening
of
the
Importance
Hanoi
has
attached
to
the
National
Liberation
Front
could
contribute
to
progress
toward
ending
the
war
at
some
later
stage
of
the
peace
talks
But
it
leaves
the
deadlock
over
stop
stopping
�
ping
the
bombing
of
the
North
and
de
escalating
the
conflict
In
the
South
On
the
bombing
Issue
the
North
Vietnamese
are
holding
to
their
demand
that
President
Johnson
end
all
attacks
on
their
territory
without
any
cut
in
their
military
operations
In
re
return
�
turn
The
United
States
has
been
equally
Insistent
that
North
Vietnam
must
show
some
military
restraint
US
officials
came
here
in
early
May
believing
that
North
Vietnam
would
eventually
shift
its
position
on
the
bombing
Now
they
are
beginning
to
reas
reassess
�
sess
their
judgment
Some
of
President
Johnsons
advisers
are
known
to
advocate
that
he
stop
all
remaining
at
attacks
�
tacks
on
the
North
in
return
for
minimum
reciprocity
Ambassador
Xuan
Thuy
re
Iterated
In
the
14th
session
of
the
Paris
talks
Wednesday
that
no
other
subjects
could
be
dis
discussed
�
cussed
until
all
attacks
on
North
Vietnam
cease
Nevertheless
other
subjects
were
discussed
Ambassador
W
Averell
Har
riman
told
Thuy
that
If
he
ever
wants
to
make
any
progress
to
toward
�
ward
a
peaceful
settlement
North
Vietnam
will
have
to
ac
cept
the
government
of
South
Vietnam
In
a
peace
making
role
Thuy
said
last
week
his
gov
ernment
would
never
negotiate
with
the
Saigon
regime
I
However
when
Harrlman
asked
Thuy
whether
Hanoi
is
I
shifting
Its
policy
on
the
peace
making
role
of
the
Liberation
Front
he
received
a
response
which
suggested
to
US
officials
that
Hanois
policy
has
altered
slightly
to
provide
negotiating
flexibility
Thuy
told
Harrlman
that
the
fronts
program
constituted
a
correct
political
line
corre
corresponding
�
sponding
to
the
legitimate
de-
sires
of
the
South
Vietnamese
people
The
program
Is
a
lengthy
plan
for
reorganizing
South
Vietnam
under
a
new
government
In
which
the
front
would
hold
major
power
For
years
North
Vietnam
has
said
In
Its
own
peace
program
that
the
future
settlement
In
the
South
must
be
made
In
accordance
with
the
NLF
program
a
point
which
the
United
States
always
reject
rejected
�
ed
not
so
dramatic
with
calls
out
of
the
city
reaching
8861
compared
with
a
normal
day
of
7553
C
N
Telecommunications
manager
here
R
T
Clements
described
the
first
week
of
the
strike
as
hectic
Clements
originally
Intended
to
run
the
Prince
George
office
Settlement
Optimism
Increases
OTTAWA
CP
The
nation
al
postal
strike
began
its
second
week
today
amid
optimism
that
a
settlement
on
working
condi
tlons
may
be
not
far
off
The
key
wage
Issue
still
has
not
come
up
In
the
prolonged
me
dlatlon
effort
Government
negotiators
spent
all
day
Wednesday
studying
a
long
list
of
proposals
by
the
Council
of
Postal
Unions
on
amendments
to
a
conciliation
board
report
setting
out
recom
mended
revisions
In
working
rules
Another
session
with
the
me
dlator
Judge
Rene
Llppe
of
Montreal
had
been
scheduled
Wednesday
night
but
was
called
off
when
the
government
team
asked
for
more
time
to
prepare
its
reply
to
the
union
document
and
the
cojncll
team
wanted
more
time
to
consider
proposals
advanced
so
far
Judge
Llppe
said
he
was
not
surprised
at
the
request
In
view
of
the
long
list
of
items
in
volved
and
rescheduled
the
session
for
10
am
EDT
today
Earlier
in
the
day
Roger
Decar
ie
co
chairman
of
the
24000
member
union
council
said
he
expected
the
mediation
talks
would
reach
a
crucial
point
today
on
the
complicated
dls
pute
over
working
conditions
I
think
well
have
good
news
he
added
Victim
Tells
Rape
Details
with
existing
staff
but
has
since
had
to
employ
extra
operators
Business
has
almost
doubled
from
normal
he
said
Most
of
the
extra
messages
are
the
transfer
of
money
or
in
information
�
formation
essential
to
business
he
explained
many
being
inter
interoffice
�
office
messages
that
would
nor
normally
�
mally
be
handled
by
mall
CPAs
express
service
is
handling
200
to
300
per
cent
more
packages
already
with
daily
express
cargoes
still
increas
increasing
�
ing
according
to
the
airlines
sales
manager
here
Ken
Bishop
But
most
of
the
extra
packages
are
small
Items
going
at
the
minimum
express
rate
of
4
he
said
Special
onion
bagsaie
being
Uised
to
handle
the
extra
freight
and
Bishop
feels
further
in
increases
�
creases
are
likely
if
the
strike
lasts
much
longer
Chances
of
an
early
strike
settlement
appear
remote
and
the
local
postal
workers
seem
prepared
to
face
a
long
seige
Letter
Carriers
Local
secre
secretary
�
tary
CS
Peaker
reports
everything
under
control
and
said
there
are
no
signs
of
wav
wavering
�
ering
among
the
strikers
So
far
none
of
the
Prince
George
strikers
are
suffering
any
serious
hardship
in
spite
of
the
lack
of
a
strike
fund
he
said
Each
individual
Is
respon
responsible
�
sible
for
his
own
home
If
we
do
get
any
serious
hardship
It
might
be
possible
to
get
aid
some
somewhere
�
where
Plcketers
continue
to
pace
outside
the
main
post
office
on
Fifth
Avenue
and
the
mall
ter
mnal
building
on
Fifteenth
and
Nicholson
Union
officials
say
there
is
still
a
possibility
that
businesses
dealing
with
what
they
call
hot
mail
may
be
picketed
They
are
still
awaiting
a
directive
from
Ottawa
or
Vancouver
Both
Letter
Carriers
presi
president
�
dent
Norm
Siefert
and
secretary
Peaker
have
heard
rumours
that
some
businesses
are
beingpick
eted
in
Vancouver
If
they
are
given
the
go
ahead
the
samewill
happen
here
they
say
Peaker
said
the
local
strikers
i
have
been
morally
strength
ened
by
the
stand
the
Govern
m3nt
has
taken
on
the
mail
stop
stoppage
�
page
Seifert
warned
that
some
of
the
postal
workers
would
find
The
preliminary
hearing
of
I
Jt71
c
luc
ru
five
Prince
George
mon
facmglP030
gather
than
face
charges
of
raping
a
35-year-old
I
haruship
in
a
prolonged
woman
in
the
city
on
June
13
stPPaee
went
into
its
second
day
today
District
Magistrate
JH
Ken-
ney
heard
evidence
from
the
complainant
in
the
case
a
mar-
i
ried
woman
with
seven
children
I
During
the
morning
she
des-
crlbed
the
events
of
the
night
of
June
13
which
led
to
her
com-
plaint
to
police
of
being
raped
Facing
the
hearing
are
Alex-
ander
Jimes
Bird
33
Gerald
Wayne
Olson
34
William
May-
j
nard
Isblster
20
Malcolm
Murray
Thompson
28
and
Donald
i
Baker
28
i
Biafran
Corridor
Given
Approval
NIAMEY
Niger
AP
Agreement
has
been
reached
on
establishing
a
mercy
corridor
through
federal
Nigerian
lines
to
fly
desperatelyneeded
food
supplies
to
starving
Biafran
se
cesslonlsts
The
agreement
was
reached
i
here
Wednesday
night
between
a
negotiating
committee
com
prising
Nigerians
and
Blafrans
It
has
to
be
ratified
by
the
full
delegations
GIRLS
HEAR
VIRGIN
MONTREAL
CP
-
Six
girls
ranging
in
age
from
seven
to
13
say
the
Virgin
Mary
appeared
to
them
in
the
sky
over
suburban
St
Bruno
Monday
an
evening
when
met
meteorologists
�
eorologists
say
unusual
storm
cloud
formations
were
visible
over
the
area
The
girls
are
Manon
Lucie
and
Trance
Saint
Jean
aged
13
10
and
seven
respectively
Danielle
Vincent
11
and
Lou
Louise
�
ise
and
Line
Grlse
12
and
nine
Manon
an
Line
told
news
newspaper
�
paper
men
Wedncday
they
spoke
with
the
Virgin
and
she
replied
to
them
in
a
soft
slow
voice
advising
them
to
pray
and
promising
to
return
Mon
Monday
�
day
Oct
7
at
the
same
time
the
setting
of
the
sun
The
four
other
girls
said
they
had
not
heaid
the
Virgin
NO
MOD
IN
MALAWI
JOHANNESBURG
AP
The
mlnlsklrf
still
stirs
pas
slons
In
Africa
The
Malawi
News
official
organ
of
President
Hastings
K
Bandas
Malawi
Congress
party
says
All
we
want
Is
the
nakedness
to
stop
at
once
We
will
not
tolerate
anyone
who
comes
here
to
corrupt
our
girls
Minlsklrts
were
outlawed
In
Malawi
four
months
ago
Kenyas
defence
minister
Dr
NJoroge
Mungal
says
minlsklrts
wigs
and
other
mod
fashions
are
an
affront
If
to
the
dignity
and
purpose
of
African
society
Minlsklrts
have
been
brand
ed
un
Zamblan
In
Zambia
Militant
youth
wing
members
of
the
ruling
United
National
Independence
party
cam
campaigning
�
paigning
against
the
fashion
have
been
knoun
to
rip
mini
skirts
from
girls
on
city
streets
conservative
governments
in
Africa
view
the
mini
as
a
left
wing
symbol
of
revolt
Leftleanlng
governments
say
It
exemplifies
right
wing
deca
decadence
�
dence
Minlsklrts
were
blamed
for
widespread
rioting
In
Ethiopia
last
April
In
which
50
persons
were
Injured
100
vehicles
de
stioyed
and
the
schools
closed
for
two
weeks
Demonstrations
designed
to
prevent
a
fashion
show
by
university
faculty
wives
most
mostly
�
ly
Americans
sparked
the
riots
Student
dissatisfaction
and
vague
political
unrest
is
believed
at
the
bottom
of
the
mlnl
sklrt
riots
Minlsklrts
also
have
been
condemned
In
the
Congo
Re
public
Brazzaville
Uganda
Tanzania
and
elsewhere
i