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Citizen
Staff
Reporter
An
all
male
jury
letired
In
Prince
George
County
Court
this
morning
to
consider
a
ver
dict
in
the
trial
of
four
young
men
chaiged
with
robbery
with
violence
and
possession
of
stolon
property
in
the
first
of
the
County
Court
assise
cases
Kenneth
Roy
Evans
William
Norman
McRae
Dennis
Bernard
Paquette
and
his
brother
Law
Lawrence
�
rence
Cecil
Paquette
have
plead
pleaded
�
ed
not
guilty
to
all
chaiges
They
a
e
charged
with
beating
Douglas
M
JInkerson
on
a
lone
lonely
�
ly
side
road
just
west
of
Pi
ince
George
and
stealing
his
wallet
containing
catli
and
credit
cards
Before
the
jury
members
re
retired
�
tired
Judge
RW
Kennedy
ad
addressed
�
dressed
them
explaining
the
law
involved
In
the
case
and
dis
discussing
�
cussing
the
evidence
present
presented
�
ed
You
are
the
sole
judges
of
the
facts
he
lemlnded
the
jur
jurors
�
ors
Firewoman
to
the
Rescue
Off
to
a
practice
session
of
the
South
Fort
George
fire
department
M
rs
Vi
Weatherly
joins
in
like
a
veteran
She
is
one
of
four
women
that
help
out
in
the
villages
volunteer
fire
department
On
page
18
Violent
Robbery
Charge
Weighed
by
City
Jury
During
final
evidence
Tuesday
two
acquaintances
of
the
ac
accused
�
cused
Mameen
Meise
17
and
Marie
Moore
20
said
they
met
all
four
in
downtown
Prince
George
about
1230
one
night
in
November
1907
They
were
in
Evans
car
McRae
got
out
at
George
Street
and
walked
toward
another
car
They
diove
around
town
then
out
on
the
Vanderhoof
Highway
with
Evans
and
the
two
Paquette
brothers
Miss
Meise
said
the
three
got
out
of
the
car
They
said
they
-were
going
to
meet
Bill
William
McRae
An
RCMP
constable
describ
described
�
ed
finding
nine
credit
cards
bearing
the
name
D
JInkerson
in
Kenneth
Evans
car
w
lien
he
checked
the
car
on
the
Port
Mann
Treeway
Nov
17
Constable
DW
McLaren
of
Westminster
highway
patiol
said
he
saw
Evans
car
pull
over
on
the
freeway
with
EvansandDen
niss
Paquette
looking
under
the
hood
City
Bonds
Sold
At
Record
Yield
The
Citv
of
Pi
ince
Geoigehas
sold
500000
of
20
ear
water
w
oi
ks
debentui
es
at
a
i
ecord
In
Intel
�
tel
est
yield
The
bonds
weie
sold
to
a
svn
dicate
composed
of
McLeod
Young
Weir
and
Co
of
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Equitable
Securities
Co
Ltd
of
Toronto
and
the
Bank
of
Montreal
City
comptroller
Chester
Jef
fery
explained
this
morning
the
debentuies
had
coupons
attached
bearing
interest
at
7
14
per
cent
and
sold
foi
nnG5
foi
eacli
1000
bond
The
bonds
will
weld
appiox
iuntel
800
per
cent
Jef
ferv
said
the
highest
vield
In
the
cit
s
histors
The
inonev
will
bo
used
t
pa
off
the
oost
of
coiistuictint
tho
next
cit
water
woiks
leservoir
on
Cranbrook
Hill
The
yield
is
appioxlnntelv
what
other
municipalities
across
Canada
aie
requiied
to
pay
for
borrowed
monies
Jefferysaid
He
explained
the
cost
of
boi
rowing
money
is
diopping
very
slowly
from
the
extremely
high
yields
demanded
earlier
this
vear
However
the
cost
is
well
In
excess
of
the
10
jear
average
he
added
Last
September
the
cit
sold
debentures
and
thevieldwas
7C7
pel
cent
The
high
bor
jawing
iate
of
the
last
two
wars
incieaex
the
csts
of
opeiatint
the
municipal
it
Jefferv
explained
rventualh
tin-
will
tend
to
lnciease
taxes
he
piedicted
today
the
Citizen
takes
a
look
in
pictures
and
story
at
the
village
which
lies
on
the
southern
border
of
the
city
cr
Duffy
photo
He
asked
Evans
for
his
regis
registration
�
tration
and
insurance
papers
and
noticed
numerous
credit
cards
in
the
glove
compartment
of
the
vehicle
as
Evans
searched
for
the
papers
When
he
checked
the
vehicle
transfer
paper
he
found
the
num
numbers
�
bers
differed
from
the
car
li
licence
�
cence
plates
Evans
told
him
he
got
the
plates
from
an
old
car
in
the
Prince
George
dump
The
cars
correct
plates
were
in
the
trunk
When
asked
why
he
had
chang
changed
�
ed
the
plates
Evans
told
him
In
case
he
was
caught
speeding
by
the
cops
he
could
outrun
the
police
car
Const
McLaren
said
he
check
checked
�
ed
the
credit
cards
from
Evans
car
noted
them
and
leturned
them
Each
of
the
four
In
the
car
when
questioned
Individually
said
Evans
had
been
entrusted
with
the
credit
cards
by
JInker
JInkerson
�
son
Const
McLaren
said
he
knew
nothing
of
the
robbery
of
Jink
eison
tho
day
before
and
after
Evans
put
the
correct
number
plates
back
on
the
car
they
diove
away
No
defence
evidence
called
on
behalf
of
the
accused
OLD
INDIAN
LAW
FACES
SURGERY
BEAUPORT
Que
CP
Radical
changes
in
Canadas
century
old
Indian
Act
can
be
expected
by
the
spring
of
1969
Jean
Chretien
federal
Indian
affairs
minister
said
Tuesday
Mr
Chretien
made
the
announcement
at
a
news
conference
in
this
community
near
Quebec
City
following
a
meeting
with
35
Quebec
Indian
chiefs
which
is
part
of
a
cross
country
fact
finding
tour
being
conducted
by
his
department
He
said
suggested
revisions
of
the
law
to
be
presented
to
the
Commons
will
be
determined
by
results
of
the
fact
finding
tour
and
of
a
commission
which
will
shortly
begin
studying
such
problems
as
Indian
territoial
claims
Opposition
Hits
Farm
Loan
Rates
OTTAWA
CP
-
Agriculture
Minister
II
A
Bud
Olson
a
government
recruit
from
the
op
position
side
of
the
Commons
had
his
baptism
of
fire
Tuesdav
night
as
former
allies
opened
up
on
his
farm
legislation
The
former
Social
Credit
member
and
Alberta
farmer
named
to
the
Trudeau
cabinet
four
last
summer
came
under
at
attack
�
tack
for
a
series
of
measures
to
THIS
HUS
Sharp
and
Rusk
Confer
UNITED
NATIONS
CP
-
External
Affairs
Minister
Shaip
had
a
private
45
minute
meeting
today
with
State
Seci
etarj
Dean
Rusk
of
the
United
States
The
Canadian
minister
said
East
West
relations
and
the
Middle
East
were
the
main
topics
Theie
was
no
dis
discussion
�
cussion
of
NATO
pollcj
as
such
Pact
Countries
Wrong
Debre
PARIS
AP
-
French
Toretgn
Minister
Michel
Debre
today
condemned
the
invasion
of
Czechoslovakia
by
Soviet
led
Warsaw
pact
countries
No
outside
menace
no
inside
tiouble
dangeious
to
a
neighbor
nq
jequest
for
assistance
can
seio
as
an
explanation
or
an
ovuso
for
tho
Soviet
Intervention
in
C7echosloakla
Drbie
told
the
National
Assembly
of
the
UN
Gang
Robs
English
Bank
BRIGHTON
England
AP
-
n
armed
gang
wounded
the
manager
of
a
tank
and
escaped
with
S72000
187200
The
bank
was
crowded
when
tour
men
lan
in
squiit
Ing
ammonia
The
manager
was
shot
In
the
aim
as
he
grappl
grappled
�
ed
w
ith
one
of
tho
men
The
raiders
fled
In
a
waiting
tiuck
Tse
Tungs
Wife
Advances
HONG
KONG
Reutets
-
Chiang
ChUu
wlfo
of
Chinas
Communist
pajt
Chairman
Mao
Tso
tung
and
one
of
the
aichltects
of
the
so
called
tulUual
j
evolution
has
ap
paiently
moved
up
tluee
places
to
slxlli
In
tho
Communist
hierarf
h
Defence
Minister
Lin
Plan
jeinalns
Maos
helj
appaient
ahead
of
Piemler
Chuu
Ei
lat
observers
heje
said
aftei
studiny
the
paity
lineup
at
a
tijewojks
display
In
Peking
Tuesdav
night
to
maik
the
19th
annlersaiy
of
Coiiuminist
jmwi
r
broaden
farm
loan
legislation
and
free
interest
rates
from
present
ceilings
The
opposition
criticism
centred
on
the
prospect
of
high
er
interest
levels
and
member
after
member
talked
to
the
farmers
difficulty
in
making
ends
meet
They
said
the
higher
rates
would
be
a
bonanza
for
finan
cial
Institutions
while
imposing
an
extra
burden
on
farmers
NDP
member
Arnold
Peters
Timiskamlng
said
the
flue
tuatlng
govern
mentset
interest
rates
probably
would
range
to
seven
or
lV
per
cent
on
a
long
term
mortgages
an
intolera
ble
level
Jack
Horner
PC
Ciowfoot
said
the
minister
had
cam
paigned
in
Alberta
for
jears
in
favor
of
low
er
lnrest
rates
par
ticulailyfo
farmers
Yet
the
first
stroke
of
busl
ness
he
does
after
ciosslngthe
fence
is
to
present
Parliament
with
three
bills
each
of
which
inci
eases
interest
rates
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North
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�
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today
officially
rejected
Vice
President
Hubert
Hum
Humphreys
�
phreys
proposal
to
quit
bomb
bombing
�
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the
North
if
Hanoi
under
undertakes
�
takes
to
restore
the
demilitar
demilitarized
�
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zone
to
its
former
status
The
turndown
by
Ambassajor
Xuan
Thuy
came
after
the
United
States
accused
the
Com
Communists
�
munists
of
building
up
that
zone
as
a
base
and
staging
area
for
a
new
invasion
of
the
South
Xuan
Thuy
told
Ambassoador
Averell
Harriman
at
the
24th
session
of
the
peace
talks
here
Whoever
the
president
of
the
United
States
is
he
is
doomed
to
failure
unless
he
correctly
solves
the
Vietnam
problem
on
the
basis
of
respect
for
the
Viet
Vietnamese
�
namese
peoples
fundamental
national
rights
Xuan
Thuy
whose
statement
was
released
by
alaes
after
calling
attention
to
Humphreys
qualified
campaign
pledge
ex
explained
�
plained
why
it
Is
not
acceptable
to
Hanoi
Mr
Humphrey
like
Mr
Johnson
still
demands
reci
reciprocity
�
procity
Moreover
he
even
hreatens
to
resume
the
bombing
of
North
Vietnam
Crash
Claims
Third
Victim
A
third
man
has
died
as
the
re
result
�
sult
of
injuries
received
in
a
car
crash
on
the
Hart
Highway
Sept
21
about70miles
north
of
Prince
George
Kenneth
Virgil
Smith
39
of
Mackenzie
became
the
acci
accidents
�
dents
third
victim
when
he
died
in
hospital
in
Prince
George
this
morning
The
two
others
who
died
when
their
car
hit
a
parked
truck
at
Mile
70
on
the
Hart
Highway
were
Ernest
Elroy
Robinson
58
of
Prince
George
and
Edward
Jamas
Reeve
37
of
Mackenzie
Police
Identify
Highway
Victims
The
names
of
those
involved
in
a
car
accident
on
the
Vanderhoof
Highway
Sunday
which
claimed
two
lives
have
been
released
by
RCMP
officiers
Dead
are
Marie
Sousa
37
of
Tort
Traser
and
Kwong
Ping
Lee
31
of
North
Vancouver
a
ps
senger
in
the
one
of
the
two
cars
Frank
Sousa
driver
of
one
car
and
his
children
John
C
and
Lydla
12
and
the
driver
of
the
other
car
George
Watley
were
all
admitted
to
Prince
George
hospital
The
Sousa
childi
en
were
said
to
be
due
for
discharge
today
though
their
father
in
quite
satisfactory
condition
suffer
suffering
�
ing
from
a
fractured
arm
and
upper
mouth
Is
to
be
detained
Watley
s
condition
was
given
as
very
satisfactory
though
he
too
Is
detained
In
hospital
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TODAY
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QUEBEC
CP-Jean-Jacques
Bert
rand
a
reform
minded
federalist
who
acted
as
the
late
premier
Daniel
Johnsons
Lieutenant
today
was
chosen
by
his
Union
Nationale
colleagues
to
succeed
Mr
Johnson
as
premier
M
r
Bertrand
52
emerged
from
a
special
caucus
of
Union
Nationale
legislature
members
at
1220
pm
one
hour
after
the
meeting
began
and
told
reporters
I
have
just
been
summoned
by
the
lieutenant
governor
I
am
going
over
to
his
office
to
discuss
with
him
when
the
new
government
will
be
formed
The
caucus
took
only
30
mm
utes
to
decide
that
Mr
Ber
Bertrand
�
trand
justice
minister
in
the
Johnson
government
should
succeed
the
late
premier
The
decision
was
signalled
by
a
thunderous
ovation
at
1150
am
At
1105
three
lead
leading
�
ing
aides
of
Mr
Johnson
were
called
into
the
caucus
room
They
were
Jean
Loiselle
Mr
Johnsons
executive
assistant
Paul
Choulnard
private
secre
secretary
�
tary
and
Mario
Beaulleu
dlrec
torgeneral
of
the
Union
Natio
Nationale
�
nale
party
At
1210
a
six
man
delegation
led
by
party
whip
Rene
Lavoie
left
the
caucus
room
and
walked
to
the
office
of
Lieuten
ant
Governor
Hughes
Lapolnte
to
Inform
him
of
the
decision
The
six
men
Included
Jean
Nor
el
Tremblay
the
Johnson
governments
cultural
affairs
minister
who
was
smiling
broadly
The
delegation
returned
to
the
caucus
with
the
lieutenantgov
ernors
aide-de-camp
Col
J
P
Martin
who
carried
a
message
to
Mr
Bertrand
Fifty
four
of
the
55
Union
Na
tionale
MLAs
and
nine
of
the
13
Union
Nationale
members
of
the
legislative
council
provincial
upper
house
were
present
at
1130
am
when
the
caucus
began
Mr
Bertrand
told
reporters
on
his
arrival
Gentlemen
I
enter
as
member
for
Missis
quoi
Mr
Beaulleu
and
Mr
Loiselle
were
in
the
caucus
loom
for
about
20
minutes
prior
to
the
start
of
the
meeting
and
left
as
it
was
about
to
begin
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story
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8
BERTRAND
Pills
Work
BIRMINGHAM
England
CP
Sheila
Ann
1
horns
who
took
a
fertility
drug
after
10
years
of
childless
marriage
gave
birth
to
sextuple
ts
today
her
30th
birthday
One
of
the
six
babies
died
shortly
after
birth
at
Birmlng
ham
Maternity
Hospital
First
reports
said
Mrs
Thorns
the
wife
of
a
draltsman
and
all
six
children
were
well
The
babies
were
four
gills
ana
two
boys
Within
an
hour
however
one
of
the
girls
died
Canada
Expects
Wave
of
Czechs
OTTAWA
fP
The
steady
least
one
or
two
aboaid
each
in-
flow
of
Czechoslovak
refugees
to
Canada
will
likely
push
the
final
total
well
above
early
esti
estimates
�
mates
informants
say
Government
officials
thought
at
the
outset
that
anywhere
from
1000
to
2000
might
choose
Canada
as
a
new
homeland
be
cause
of
the
Russian
occupation
Aug
20
But
about
700
most
of
them
on
airlifts
sponsored
by
the
Ca
nadian
government
have
al
already
�
ready
arrived
And
the
spon
sponsored
�
sored
charters
continued
to
ar
rive
from
Vienna
every
few
davs
The
next
two
are
due
Oct
4
One
plane
load
of
10C
will
land
passengers
at
Winnipeg
Ed
monton
and
Vancouvei
The
other
with
132
aboaid
will
land
at
Montreal
and
Toronto
On
Oct
C
another
flight
ar
arrives
�
rives
in
loronto
On
Oct
J
one
flies
to
Winnipeg
Edmonton
and
Vancouver
Flights
ai
e
also
tentatively
booked
for
Oct
13
Montreal
and
Toionto
and
Oct
10
Toionto
and
other
eastern
joints
Besides
the
chai
ters
paid
foi
by
the
Canadian
government
there
is
a
trickle
of
refugees
en
teilng
on
regular
commeiclal
flights
There
aie
usually
at
coming
flight
from
central
Eu
rope
Canadian
officials
expect
at
least
2000
immigrants
in
Can
Canada
�
ada
by
the
end
of
October
and
there
is
no
sign
the
flow
is
abat
ing
It
Is
an
bodys
guess
on
just
how
high
the
total
will
go
Most
of
the
100000
or
so
Cze
Czechoslovaks
�
choslovaks
on
holiday
when
the
Russians
came
ai
e
still
biding
their
time
waiting
to
decide
whether
to
return
home
or
go
to
Canada
or
some
place
else
Some
are
going
to
the
United
States
and
Australia
Officials
say
the
publicity
sur
rounding
the
exodus
has
led
to
many
job
offers
for
the
new
ar
rivals
Most
of
them
are
highly
qualified
A
check
of
the
manifests
of
a
couple
of
the
early
planeloads
showed
the
adult
male
Imml
grants
to
bo
doctois
dentists
scientists
technicians
univer
university
�
sity
students
members
of
the
arts
and
so
on
Sometimes
the
wives
aie
also
piofesslonally
qualified
Theie
weie
no
labor
ers
on
boaid
In
the
planes
checked
SIEG
HEIL
THEN
GRENADE
BONN
Reuters
-
Demon
Demonstrators
�
strators
throwing
thaiis
and
tear
gas
gjenades
Tuesday
night
broke
up
tho
first
politi
political
�
cal
i
ally
oiganlzed
by
far
right
wing
leader
Adolf
von
Thadden
In
the
Wost
German
capital
The
pjusslan
ailstocrat
tried
to
brave
It
out
against
luindi
eds
of
jeci
ing
young
men
and
women
who
totally
di
own
owned
�
ed
his
spou
h
with
roars
of
Sleg
Hell
and
Nals
out
of
this
town
But
when
fighting
uioko
out
and
dozens
of
denionstia
tors
ti
led
to
rush
through
Ra
Rational
�
tional
poinocratlc
Paity
guaids
onto
the
stage
police
stepped
In
and
closed
tltei
ally
Later
von
Thadden
said
ho
would
almosi
ceitalnly
aban
abandon
�
don
mass
meetings
and
on
centiato
on
tho
pilnted
woid
for
publicity
Ho
saldthopajty
pi
esldjum
would
consider
the
matter
today
The
ostlmated
1500
per
persons
�
sons
Insldo
tho
all
at
least
three
quarters
of
them
antl
NPD
fought
repeated
scuf
scuffles
�
fles
with
paity
stow
aids
as
they
tried
to
form
a
battering
ram
to
chaigo
tho
stage
Students
cheered
wildly
when
von
Thadden
flushed
and
with
tears
caused
by
tho
gas
sti
earning
down
his
face
tin
nod
lis
back
tothoinicro
phono
as
police
announced
that
tho
i
ally
was
over
It
was
tho
second
setback
for
von
Thaddens
party
this
week
Sunday
the
NDP
polled
a
disappointing
52
per
cent
of
the
vole
In
Lower
Saony
local
elections
During
tho
all
out
election
campaign
von
Thadden
was
pelted
with
eggs
and
tomatoes
and
howled
down
by
chanting
leftwlni
students