part
In
recent
antl
Sovlet
dem
onstratlons
The
defence
ministry
which
Wednesday
night
disclosed
the
participation
by
troops
in
ami
Soviet
activities
said
those
in
v
o
1
e
d
will
face
tough
disciplinary
action
There
have
been
constant
re
ports
here
recently
of
unrest
In
arm
ranks
swollen
by
joung
reformers
opposed
to
the
So
vlet
led
Invasion
of
Czechoslova
kia
In
August
However
the
defence
minis
ministry
�
try
announcement
did
not
spec
specify
�
ify
the
nature
of
the
protest
among
soldiers
or
if
anj
serv
Icemen
were
involved
In
violent
demonstrations
against
Soviet
property
here
12
days
ago
after
Czechoslovak
victories
against
Russia
at
the
world
hockej
championships
in
Stockholm
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all
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Showers
tt
official
of
the
2000
riot
police
guaraing
the
town
on
the
coastal
plain
south
of
Salerno
It
could
explode
again
at
any
iimiuie
ana
it
would
be
worse
than
jesterday
Angry
crowds
began
gather
lng
soon
after
dawn
in
the
square
before
the
burned
and
Violation
Denied
By
Heart
Surgeon
BALTIMORE
Md
AP
-Dr
Denton
A
Cooley
said
Thursday
there
was
no
violation
of
federal
guidelines
In
his
Imp
lantatlon
of
the
first
artificial
heart
last
week
because
no
fed
eral
monej
was
Involved
The
Washington
Post
sas
Czech
Army
Opposes
Red
Policy
PRAGUE
Reuters
-
Czech
oslovak
leaders
moved
today
to
squash
opposition
to
govern-
ment
policy
among
troops
some
of
whom
are
accused
of
taking
that
Dr
Michael
E
DeBakey
personally
asked
the
National
Heart
Institute
to
investigate
the
question
telling
institute
of
flclals
that
Cooley
used
an
artl
cicial
heart
of
his
design
in
Has
Haskell
�
kell
Karp
last
Friday
in
Hous
Houston
�
ton
Tex
The
Institute
said
Tuesday
night
it
had
asked
DeBakey
for
report
on
whether
federal
funds
helped
develop
the
me
chanical
heart
Karp
received
and
If
so
whether
federal
guidelines
for
such
projects
were
followed
Cooley
told
reporters
The
funds
have
come
from
private
sources
which
were
made
available
to
me
The
funds
are
from
seeral
local
heart
associations
which
are
In
Independent
�
dependent
of
the
American
Heart
Association
There
Is
one
large
gift
from
a
private
foun
foundation
�
dation
which
wants
to
remain
anonjmous
Cooley
said
that
under
the
federal
guidelines
a
grant
re
requires
�
quires
a
contract
in
which
a
re
researcher
�
searcher
must
make
periodic
reports
on
his
research
As
far
as
a
decision
on
clini
clinical
�
cal
application
it
must
be
made
by
a
committee
appointed
by
the
national
institute
Usually
InWdlduals
who
do
research
are
not
chosen
to
do
the
clinical
ap
applications
�
plications
DeBakey
has
declined
to
be
become
�
come
publicly
Involved
in
the
controversy
The
artificial
heart
used
by
Karp
was
a
modified
erslon
of
a
device
Initially
developed
In
1959
by
Dr
Domingo
Llotta
an
Argentine
native
who
has
work
worked
�
ed
with
DeBakey
and
Cooley
on
such
research
until
mid
May
to
make
adjust
Las
Vegas
has
lured
an
in-
W
creased
number
of
Prince
George
vacationers
during
the
Easter
holiday
period
reports
traul
agencj
nun
Don
Prior
I
guess
a
lot
of
people
are
going
to
trj
and
make
a
bundle
soys
Don
About
30
traellers
have
been
booked
through
his
of
office
�
fice
bound
for
the
gambling
and
nightlife
mecca
W
ord
was
received
W
ednes
W
da
that
Brian
Walsh
a
fellow
patiol
leader
and
five
scouts
from
the
Tlfth
Prince
George
troupare
in
Seattle
The
scouters
left
In
their
van
Monday
for
a
10
to
14
day
tour
of
Cali
California
�
fornia
The
trip
was
financed
by
bottle
drives
and
other
fund
rais
raising
�
ing
actUltles
a
Cit
council
is
expected
to
set
the
new
mill
rate
Mon
da
The
school
board
and
the
regional
district
board
have
un
ments
It
is
also
expected
tax
billings
can
be
started
Apiil
21
a
Lewis
Seale
a
former
w
education
reporter
with
The
Citlen
Is
one
of
five
winners
of
the
1909
Southam
fellowships
for
Canadian
Journalists
Now
w
lth
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Malls
Ottawa
bureau
the
award
en
titles
him
to
one
year
of
study
at
a
unUersity
of
his
choice
RCMP
are
Investigating
an
outbreak
of
car
tape
recor
recorder
�
der
thefts
reported
In
the
city
during
the
last
five
weeks
About
10
cars
parked
on
city
streets
have
been
broken
Into
by
thlefs
who
sometimes
remove
a
whole
tape
recoider
and
other
times
just
the
tapes
Latest
of
the
thefts
occurred
last
night
when
a
locked
vehicle
was
broken
Into
with
a
coat
-hanger
on
Freeman
street
The
owner
found
a
100
til
April
20
to
Inform
the
city
recorder
and
six
tapes
worth
of
their
lates
and
the
city
has
I
about
20
missing
from
the
car
The
Citizen
wrecked
town
hall
scene
of
the
worst
oi
tne
lighting
Wednesday
The
third
fatality
was
a
child
wno
was
hit
by
a
police
car
dur
lng
the
motorized
charges
against
the
rioters
in
the
streets
Wednesday
The
other
two
dead
were
killed
by
gunshot
wounds
as
word
of
the
childs
death
spread
through
the
square
peo
pie
In
the
crowd
beean
to
shout
at
the
police
on
guard
behind
plastic
shields
There
were
scuffles
as
the
crowd
tried
to
break
Into
the
ruined
town
hall
again
Police
with
tear
gas
patrolled
the
streets
and
others
stood
by
at
an
army
barracks
Just
out
outside
�
side
town
The
violence
Wednesday
at
Battlpaglia
brought
a
new
call
from
Italys
biggest
union
and
its
Communist
party
mentors
for
disarmament
of
the
police
The
General
Federation
of
Labor
also
urged
a
wave
of
pro
protest
�
test
strikes
and
demonstrations
as
a
united
adequate
response
to
the
tragic
police
violence
Living
Cosfs
Skyrocket
OTTAWA
CP
-
Higher
clothing
transportation
and
housing
costs
pushed
the
con
sumer
price
Index
up
to
123
2
in
March
from
122
6
In
February
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statis
tics
reported
today
It
was
the
first
moement
In
the
Index
based
on
1961
prices
equalling
100
since
January
Price
levels
of
food
and
oi
health
and
personal
care
both
decreased
slightly
The
Index
a
jear
ago
was
118VC
and
this
jears
March
fig
figure
�
ure
represents
a
39
per
cent
in
crease
over
It
The
bureau
said
higher
quota
quotations
�
tions
for
new
lines
of
spring
clothing
combined
with
the
re
moal
of
m
i
d
w
1
n
t
e
r
sales
prices
helped
boost
the
clothing
Index
b
16
per
cent
Egypt
Israel
Duelling
Again
TEL
AVIV
CP
-
Another
battle
broke
out
along
the
Suez
Canal
today
between
artillery
and
tank
units
of
Israel
and
Egjpt
An
Israeli
army
spokesman
said
Egyptian
gunners
opened
fire
on
Israeli
troops
near
Is
mailla
In
the
northern
sector
of
the
10
mlle
waterway
ami
near
Port
Tauflq
at
the
southern
end
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
APRIL
10
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mi
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RCMP
and
guard
from
the
Prince
Gora
jail
topped
and
arched
traffic
a
loon
a
ape
wa
reported
Robertson
photo
Kill
Them
Beat
Them
Shout
Angry
Italians
BATTIPAGLIA
AP
-
As
s
a
s
s
1
n
st
Beat
Them
Kill
Them
the
angry
crowds
crlea
at
police
today
In
this
south
Italian
town
as
the
toll
from
a
day
of
battling
rose
to
three
dead
and
more
than
140
In
jured
Its
a
powder
keg
said
an
Indians
Claim
Studied
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Mr
Justice
JG
Gould
reserved
decision
Wednesday
In
the
Nishga
Indian
demand
for
re
recognition
�
cognition
of
their
tribal
land
rights
on
the
north
coast
of
British
Columbia
as
a
week
long
hearing
ended
In
BC
Supreme
Court
here
Mr
Justice
Gould
said
he
would
have
to
deliberate
on
what
he
termed
a
trouble
troublesome
�
some
case
Nearly
100
Nlshgas
have
attended
the
hearing
to
seek
a
declaration
that
they
still
own
land
In
the
Nass
River
Valley
area
north
of
Prince
Rupert
In
submissions
Wednesday
lawyer
Tom
Berger
said
t
all
that
was
being
sought
in
the
hearing
was
a
declaration
as
to
whether
the
Nlshgas
ancient
rights
of
title
have
been
extinguished
by
the
white
man
Douglas
McK
Brown
ap
appearing
�
pearing
for
the
BC
attorney
general
said
the
Nlshgas
were
making
their
claim
in
the
wrong
court
Fist
of
Defence
Mo
Turn
Friendly
WASHINGTON
AP
-
Presi
President
�
dent
Nixon
said
today
the
West
Western
�
ern
allies
stand
ready
as
con
dltlons
change
to
turn
the
fist
of
defence
Into
a
hand
of
friendship
toward
the
So
Soviets
�
viets
and
their
allies
At
the
same
time
the
US
president
in
a
policy
speech
for
the
20th
anniversary
conference
of
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organl
zatlon
minister
offered
a
three-
point
plan
for
tightening
politi
cal
co
ordination
among
the
15
NATO
countries
He
proposed
Periodic
meetings
of
NATO
deputy
foreign
ministers
for
a
high
level
review
of
major
long
range
problems
before
the
alliance
Creation
of
a
special
politi
political
�
cal
planning
group
to
address
itself
specifically
and
contin
continually
�
ually
to
the
longer
range
prob
problems
�
lems
we
face
Formation
of
a
committee
on
the
challenges
of
modern
so
society
�
ciety
i
to
explore
ways
In
which
the
experience
and
the
resources
of
the
Western
na
tlons
could
most
effectively
be
marshalled
toward
Improving
the
quality
of
life
of
our
peo
pies
By
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LEFT
JAR
WORK
GANG
A
Prince
George
prison
escapee
remained
at
large
at
noon
today
after
almost
24
hours
of
freedom
Henry
George
Mlskenack
26
took
off
on
foot
from
a
bush
crew
of
prisoners
who
were
clearing
a
hillside
about
one
half
mile
south
of
the
jail
at
1220
pm
Wednesday
Since
then
he
has
eluded
an
intensive
search
by
RCMP
and
prison
staff
Roadblocks
were
thrown
up
as
soon
as
Mlskenack
went
missing
but
were
discontinued
about
mid
midnight
�
night
with
escapee
still
unsight
unsighted
�
ed
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Is
five
feet
seven
inches
tall
weighs
148
pounds
and
has
dark
hair
with
a
dark
com
complexion
�
plexion
He
was
wearing
a
blue
shirt
pants
and
hard
hat
a
brown
pair
of
boots
and
a
red
macklnaw
He
was
also
wearing
a
thin
dark
moustache
Mlskenack
was
brought
to
the
prison
from
his
hometown
of
Dawson
Creek
to
serve
a
one
year
sentence
for
false
pretences
and
was
due
to
be
released
In
November
He
Is
not
considered
dan
dangerous
�
gerous
but
every
available
RCMP
officer
Including
some
auxiliary
constables
were
called
In
from
the
Prince
George
sub
subdivision
�
division
and
city
and
district
detachments
They
manned
roadblocks
cov
covering
�
ering
all
the
citys
major
high
III
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four
years
in
the
citys
accounting
department
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Schattenklrk
32
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polnted
deputy
treasurer
and
municipal
collector
CONVENTION
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way
outlets
-
the
old
and
new
Fraser
River
bridges
the
Gis
come
Highway
the
junction
of
the
old
and
new
Quesnel
Highways
and
both
Nechako
River
bridges
The
subdivisions
new
police
dog
was
called
In
early
in
the
search
and
the
RCMP
Beaver
aircraft
combed
bush
and
rug
rugged
�
ged
country
in
the
area
This
morning
the
search
was
eased
but
RCMP
continued
to
make
routine
enquiries
for
the
man
The
jail
has
a
capacity
of
about
200
prisoners
It
was
re
recently
�
cently
enlarged
The
prisoners
are
always
locked
in
their
cells
overnight
but
one
rule
Is
that
everyone
physically
fit
must
work
while
dong
his
time
Warden
Barney
Bjarnason
has
always
stressed
the
aspect
of
rehabilitation
rather
than
pun
punishment
�
ishment
There
are
classes
in
which
prisoners
can
upgrade
their
edu
education
�
cation
and
specialize
their
know
knowledge
�
ledge
Some
of
the
classes
are
offered
by
guards
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addition
to
work
near
the
prison
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the
Prince
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committee
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suggested
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to
British
Columbia
for
the
railway
and
power
facilities
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needs
to
develop
secondary
In
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�
dustry
In
a
paper
presented
to
the
third
Northern
Resources
Con
ference
Harold
A
Moffat
said
B
C
government
projects
helped
bring
three
pulp
mills
two
chemical
plants
an
oil
refinery
a
creosotlng
plant
a
precision
cut
wood
plant
lime
quarries
and
lumber
industry
to
the
Prince
George
area
Mr
Moffat
told
200
delegates
Prince
George
had
CNR
service
for
40
years
but
there
was
no
significant
industrial
develop
development
�
ment
in
the
area
until
the
B
C
governments
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
arrived
snow
ana
rain
routed
more
than
1200
persons
from
their
homes
A
100
foot
break
occurred
in
a
dike
In
the
Riverside
district
of
Sioux
Falls
The
dike
plugged
it
self
later
but
hopes
of
saving
It
were
abandoned
and
the
area
was
sealed
off
Fifty
families
In
the
threat
ened
area
of
18
square
blocks
began
to
move
out
before
dawn
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Logs
Irks
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VANCOUVER
CP
-
Inter
national
Woodworkers
of
Amer
America
�
ica
said
today
It
would
protest
a
provincial
order
in
council
which
the
union
says
side
steps
a
prohibition
on
log
exports
un
until
�
til
Sept
1
The
order
was
signed
last
week
permitting
Cattermole
Timber
Ltd
of
Vancouver
to
export
4260
logs
totalling
455
730
board
feet
to
Japan
A
ban
on
such
exports
was
agreed
to
last
month
among
provincial
and
federal
govern
governments
�
ments
and
the
lumber
Industry
The
WA
had
requested
the
ban
to
ease
a
timber
shortage
here
and
provide
employment
Jack
Moore
IWA
regional
president
said
of
the
order
You
bet
well
kick
up
a
fuss
As
far
as
we
are
concerned
no
logs
are
to
be
exported
for
six
months
Company
president
Robert
Cattermole
said
the
logs
are
a
special
case
and
are
being
taken
from
lands
soon
to
be
flooded
In
the
Peace
River
area
The
logs
would
be
lost
If
not
cut
and
cannot
be
stored
he
said
They
are
part
of
a
two-year-old
long
term
contract
Thieves
Kill
Brinks
Guard
PROVIDENCE
RI
AP
-A
Brinks
Inc
armored
car
guard
was
slain
today
in
what
police
said
was
an
apparently
vain
holdup
attempt
at
a
dairy
company
office
The
guard
Identified
as
John
Glendennlng
63
was
cut
down
in
a
shootout
which
erupted
as
he
was
carrying
a
payroll
up
a
flight
of
stairs
at
the
H
P
Hood
and
Sons
Inc
plant
NDP
Picks
New
Leader
This
Weekend
1H
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1
WILLIAMS
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
British
Columbia
New
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
Party
scenting
elec
electoral
�
toral
disaster
ahead
for
Pre
Premier
�
mier
W
A
C
Bennett
and
his
Social
Credlters
open
a
three
day
leadership
conven
convention
�
tion
here
Friday
There
are
four
candidates
seeking
to
succeed
Opposition
Leader
Robert
Strachan
the
55-year-old
Scottish
born
carpenter
who
has
marshalled
socialist
forces
In
this
prov
province
�
ince
since
1956
But
it
Is
strictly
a
two
way
fight
between
Tom
Berger
36
a
top
labor
lawyer
in
Vancouver
and
member
for
Varcouver-Bur-rard
since
1966
who
has
strong
support
from
the
NDPs
Intellectual
wing
and
its
university
crowd
Dave
Barrett
38
a
social
worker
with
nine
years
in
the
legislature
behind
him
and
the
heir
apparent
to
most
of
Mr
Strachans
party
support
supporters
�
ers
from
the
Coquitlam
rid
riding
�
ing
Town
planner
Bob
Williams
36
of
Vancouver
East
and
John
Conway
a
Simon
Fraser
University
student
who
car
carries
�
ries
the
support
of
the
NDPs
militant
youth
movement
are
expected
to
be
among
the
also
rans
Mr
Berger
took
a
run
at
the
leadership
In
1967
but
lost
by
a
two-to-one
margin
to
Mr
Strachan
who
has
been
at
the
helm
through
four
provincial
elections
However
faced
with
the
prospect
of
several
challen
challenges
�
ges
to
his
leadership
at
this
years
convention
Mr
Stra
Strachan
�
chan
announced
several
months
ago
he
would
step
down
There
appears
to
be
little
likelihood
of
a
draft-Strach-an
movement
shaping
up
prior
to
the
leadership
vote
Saturday
night
But
the
Cowl-chan-Malahat
member
has
yet
to
say
firmly
he
would
not
accept
such
a
draft
About
800
voting
delegates
110
of
them
from
affiliated
trade
unions
are
expected
to
attend
this
years
convention
the
biggest
number
in
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
partys
history
A
radical
departure
from
previous
years
when
the
NDP
met
In
smoke
filled
high
school
gymnasiums
or
hotels
with
second
rate
convention
facilities
the
1969
version
is
at
the
glittering
Hotel
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
BARRETT