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WORLD
TODAY
Bormann
Found
NEW
YORK
A
P-
An
Israeli
agent
who
helped
track
down
Adolf
Eichmann
was
quoted
Saturday
as
saying
he
knows
the
exact
whereabouts
of
Nazi
war
criminal
Martin
Bormann
In
an
interview
with
the
New
York
Post
Tadek
Tuvia
Fried
Friedman
¬
man
said
We
know
he
is
InArgentina
We
now
exactly
where
Advance
Halted
NEW
DELHI
AP
-
India
claimed
today
it
has
halted
a
Pakistani
attempt
to
cross
the
United
Nations
ceasefire
line
in
the
Lahore
sector
of
the
west
western
¬
ern
front
A
defence
ministry
communi
communique
¬
que
said
the
Pakistanis
tried
to
cross
the
Ichogil
Canal
which
forms
part
of
the
outer
de
fences
of
the
West
Pakistani
city
of
Lahore
and
move
into
territory
India
seized
in
the
22
day
war
that
ostensibly
ended
with
the
UN
inspired
ceasefire
Estimate
High
MANILA
AP
-
President
Diosdado
Macapagal
of
the
Phil
Philippines
¬
ippines
said
today
that
Pro
Provincial
¬
vincial
Governor
Feliciano
Leviste
was
grossly
Irrespon
Irresponsible
¬
sible
in
estimating
that
5000
persons
died
in
the
eruption
of
the
Taal
volcano
Macapagal
s
press
spokes
spokesman
¬
man
accused
the
governor
oi
padding
the
figure
for
political
purposes
The
official
count
so
far
is
38
dead
and
97
mis
missing
¬
sing
The
final
figure
certainly
will
not
be
more
than
500
he
added
Bergsma
Citizen
HAMILTON
CP
A
2-12-year
battle
for
Canadian
citizenship
ends
today
for
Mr
and
Mrs
Ernest
Bergsma
They
were
to
receive
their
citizenship
papers
from
Haldl
mand
County
Judge
WW
Leach
the
judge
who
turned
down
the
couples
original
application
because
they
would
not
take
a
loyalty
oath
on
the
Bible
Medal
Presented
NEW
YORK
CP
-
A
British
Columbia
man
received
a
US
Air
Medal
Friday
for
his
part
in
the
helicopter
rescue
of
eight
persons
from
a
stricken
Nor
Norwegian
¬
wegian
freighter
Nov
26
1964
Sub
Lt
James
L
Lewis
22
of
Grand
Forks
BC
assigned
to
the
US
Coast
Guard
as
part
of
an
aircraft
pilot
-training
program
between
the
Canadian
and
US
governments
received
the
medal
from
William
True
Davis
Jr
assistant
secretary
of
the
US
treasury
Hot
Line
Limited
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
Board
of
Broadcast
Governors
an
announced
¬
nounced
today
it
wants
to
put
an
end
to
persons
being
put
on
the
air
without
their
prior
knowledge
The
board
announced
It
plans
to
hear
opinions
from
broad
broadcasters
¬
casters
on
a
proposed
addition
to
the
radio
broadcasting
regu
regulations
¬
lations
that
would
forbid
Any
telephone
interview
or
conversation
with
any
person
unless
that
persons
verbal
or
written
consent
to
the
Interview
being
broadcast
has
been
ob
obtained
¬
tained
prior
to
the
broadcast
of
such
Interview
a
If
you
have
an
egg
candler
w
a
baby
type
doll
a
kitchen
cart
which
would
double
as
a
medical
trolly
a
polaroid
cam
camera
¬
era
an
old
fashioned
black
knitted
shawl
and
a
size
10
or
12
floor
length
black
dress
or
black
evening
skirt
then
the
Theatre
Workshop
would
like
to
hear
from
you
These
articles
are
needed
for
the
forthcoming
production
of
Under
the
Syca
Sycamore
¬
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to
be
presented
Oct
15
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
who
sparked
the
Dorion
enquiry
will
speak
in
Prince
George
Friday
He
comes
in
via
CPA
but
picks
up
his
own
aircraft
here
and
will
fly
it
back
to
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Hes
scheduled
for
a
public
meeting
at
8
pm
in
the
Simon
Fraser
Further
on
the
PC
cam-
paign
trail
Candidate
Peter
Runkle
and
his
manager
Norm
Riezebos
spent
the
week
weekend
¬
end
In
Vancouver
at
a
pep
talk
and
strategy
meeting
for
all
candidates
Man
at
the
bus
depot
this
morning
on
his
way
back
home
to
Terrace
reported
Yes
Sir
tills
is
my
first
trip
away
from
Terrace
in
14
years
So
where
did
he
go
New
York
Toronto
Vancouver
No
lie
went
to
Enderby
Thats
onet
way
of
making
sure
the
old
home
town
still
looks
good
when
he
gets
back
cde
Citizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
Government
Bid
Fails
In
Strike
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
provincial
government
has
ac
actively
¬
tively
tried
to
reach
a
settle
settlement
¬
ment
in
the
beer
strike
Labor
Minister
Peterson
said
today
We
have
been
in
constant
communication
with
the
parties
In
this
dispute
he
said
The
BC
Hotels
Association
and
some
2000
bartenders
and
waiters
laid
oil
since
the
strike
began
have
urged
government
Intercession
A
spokesman
for
the
associa
association
¬
tion
said
Sunday
that
nothing
has
happened
despite
pleas
to
Mr
Peterson
and
the
next
re
request
¬
quest
may
go
to
BCs
best
known
teetotaller
Premier
Bennett
The
association
has
said
hotels
are
losing
millions
of
dollars
Some
would
go
bank-
rupt
if
banks
and
mortgage
companies
had
not
declared
a
moritorlum
on
mortgage
pay
payments
¬
ments
MB
and
PR
Adds
Dutch
Interests
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Mac
Mlllan
Bloedel
and
Powell
River
Ltd
Canadas
largest
forest
products
company
today
announced
plans
for
a
move
into
the
European
Common
Market
by
purchase
of
a
sub
substantial
¬
stantial
Interest
In
a
Dutch
firm
which
manufactures
fine
paper
The
announcement
by
J
V
Clyne
chairman
and
chief
executive
of
MBPR
said
the
company
will
invest
15000000
in
Konlnklijke
Nederlandsche
Paplerfabrlek
The
firm
founded
In
1950
las
six
paper
machines
at
Its
mill
in
Maasstrlct
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
OCTOBER
4
1965
Mrs
Ida
Rahn
awoke
Saturday
morning
with
a
towel
being
pressed
against
her
mouth
and
throat
She
screamed
and
the
man
who
was
trying
to
choke
her
fled
Mrs
Rahn
54
is
the
manag
manageress
¬
eress
of
Akron
Steam
Baths
160
Quebec
St
I
was
sleeping
and
when
I
woke
up
a
towel
was
being
pressed
hard
against
my
mouth
and
throat
she
said
He
was
pressing
so
hard
that
I
couldnt
scream
until
he
released
the
towel
to
get
abetter
grip
Then
I
screamed
and
he
ran
away
she
said
today
still
quivering
from
her
experience
I
was
afraid
for
my
life
I
thought
I
would
die
she
said
She
said
she
saw
the
man
only
for
a
second
and
he
looked
like
he
was
Indian
The
Incident
occurred
at
about
645
am
I
was
up
at
about
6
am
but
had
gone
back
to
bed
she
said
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Mrs
Rahn
said
the
man
must
have
entered
the
building
through
the
back
door
and
the
door
leading
to
her
bedroom
was
unlocked
Nothing
was
taken
from
the
room
although
a
drawer
con
containing
¬
taining
money
was
near
the
bed
Maybe
he
was
going
to
take
the
money
after
he
killed
me
said
Mrs
Rahn
Final
Argument
Gas
Hearings
Could
Wind
Up
by
Thursday
There
Is
an
outside
chance
that
the
Public
Utilities
Com
Commission
¬
mission
may
wind
up
Its
hearing
on
Inland
Natural
Gas
Cos
rate
reduction
application
Thursday
Commission
chairman
Dr
J
F
K
English
who
said
In
Prince
George
last
week
the
hearing
would
be
made
up
of
three
sittings
warned
the
City
of
Prince
George
It
should
be
ready
for
final
argument
on
the
question
this
week
City
comptroller
Chester
Jeffery
who
handled
the
citys
cross
examination
of
Inland
witnesses
at
Thursdays
meet
meeting
¬
ing
here
said
today
the
third
sitting
may
be
held
Thursday
night
or
Friday
morning
after
the
second
sitting
starting
at
2
pm
Thursday
In
Kelowna
Mr
Jeffery
and
city
manager
Arran
Thorn
so
m
will
fly
to
Kelowna
by
chartered
aircraft
Thursday
morning
Inlands
application
met
strong
opposition
In
Prince
George
much
of
It
coming
from
the
city
In
a
brief
council
asked
for
an
across-the-board
10
per
cent
drop
In
rates
which
would
effect
greater
savings
In
heavy
consumption
areas
such
as
Prince
Geoige
Mr
Jeffery
during
last
weeks
sitting
accused
Inland
of
tailoring
Its
reduction
pro
proposal
¬
posal
for
the
Okanagan
where
use
Is
considerably
less
than
in
the
north
central
Interior
ARMED
ROBBERY
VICTIM
QUITE
MERRY
ABOUT
IT
Mrs
Kay
Danis
of
North
ern
Produce
went
to
serve
a
customer
Sunday
night
and
found
herself
staring
down
the
barrel
of
a
sawed
-off
shotgun
She
had
been
sitting
in
the
back
of
the
store
on
the
Hart
Highway
when
the
buzzer
rang
indicating
a
customer
had
come
into
the
front
Yeli
what
can
I
do
for
you
Mrs
Danis
asked
This
is
a
stic
up
the
tall
dark
man
replied
I
want
your
money
Mrs
Danis
said
she
noticed
what
appeared
to
be
a
sawed
off
shotgun
crooked
in
ids
arm
I
didnt
argue
she
said
He
told
me
to
throw
the
money
on
the
counter
and
I
did
Mrs
Danis
said
The
bandit
quickly
shoved
about
70
worthof
small
bills
into
his
pants
pockets
He
ignored
the
change
which
was
strewn
over
the
counter
and
on
the
floor
Before
leaving
Mrs
Danis
said
the
nun
told
her
You
ret
on
the
floor
She
hesitated
and
he
de
ma
nded
once
again
I
want
you
to
lay
on
your
stomach
on
the
floor
She
did
Mrs
Danis
said
she
was
back
on
her
feet
seconds
later
In
time
to
see
him
run
running
¬
ning
past
the
stores
window
A
few
moments
later
she
spotted
a
car
pull
out
of
the
nearby
Roblyn
trailer
court
and
motel
Mrs
Danis
who
said
she
wasnt
at
all
nervous
des
described
¬
cribed
the
man
as
about
six
feet
tall
and
about
23
or
24
years
old
He
wore
w
i
ap
around
sunglasses
and
was
un
unshaven
¬
shaven
she
said
The
man
wore
a
black
leather
jacket
and
jeans
Id
never
seen
him
be
before
¬
fore
she
said
Mrs
Danis
figured
hed
lurked
in
the
evening
dark
outside
the
store
for
more
than
half
an
Itour
timing
customers
Usually
I
get
customers
every
five
minutes
or
so
she
said
Mrs
Danis
said
she
acted
quite
merry
about
the
whole
thing
I
didnt
get
scared
until
later
when
Id
had
a
chance
to
think
about
it
she
said
Id
always
figured
It
would
never
happen
to
me
Im
a
little
shaky
now
just
thinking
about
it
Mrs
Danis
said
her
hus
husband
¬
band
in
Victoria
She
stayed
with
friends
overnight
District
RCMP
werent
certain
whether
the
bandit
was
local
He
seemd
to
know
that
Mrs
Danis
was
alone
in
the
store
said
an
officer
He
said
police
who
were
in
the
vicinity
threw
up
roadblocks
and
checked
cars
shortly
after
the
robbery
But
It
failed
to
turn
up
the
bandit
Mrs
Danis
said
the
man
would
have
got
away
with
more
If
hed
been
a
little
earlier
She
had
removed
about
25
or
30
from
the
till
a
few
hours
before
the
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hit
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He
added
however
that
as
long
as
man
remains
that
weak
changeable
and
even
wicked
be
being
¬
ing
that
he
often
shows
himself
to
be
defensive
arms
will
un
unfortunately
¬
fortunately
be
necessary
The
Pope
reaffirmed
his
suf
port
for
the
UN
and
urged
as
its
aim
No
more
war
war
never
again
The
Roman
Catholic
pontiff
urged
the
UN
to
do
its
utmost
to
feed
the
hungry
of
the
world
but
he
spoke
out
against
a
UN
endorsement
of
birth
control
You
must
strive
to
multiply
bread
so
that
it
suffices
for
the
tables
of
mankind
and
not
ra
rather
¬
ther
favor
an
artificial
control
of
birth
which
would
be
irra
irrational
¬
tional
in
order
to
diminish
the
number
of
guests
at
the
banquet
of
life
Earlier
the
Pope
held
a
meet
meeting
¬
ing
with
US
President
Johnson
after
a
24
mile
motorcade
trip
through
cheering
walls
of
humanity
God
bless
this
land
of
yours
the
Roman
Catholic
pontiff
said
as
he
alighted
smil
smiling
¬
ing
from
atransatlanticairliner
at
Kennedy
airport
In
Queens
into
the
engulfment
of
a
tremen
tremendously
¬
dously
warm
welcome
that
tied
up
large
sections
of
New
York
city
Police
estimated
more
than
600000
people
lined
streets
in
Queens
and
the
crowds
increas
increased
¬
ed
in
Manhattan
A
thin
slight
man
in
white
Pope
Paul
Is
the
first
reigning
pontiff
ever
to
visit
the
Western
Hemisphere
It
is
the
longest
journey
ever
undertaken
by
the
head
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
The
Popes
first
stop
was
St
Patricks
Cathedral
In
midtown
Manhattan
He
arrived
there
shortly
before
noon
in
the
24
car
motorcade
There
in
New
Yorks
centre
of
Roman
Catholicism
he
bles
blessed
¬
sed
the
crowd
and
elicited
a
spontaneous
burst
of
applause
well
nigh
unheard
of
within
the
solemn
confines
of
a
Roman
Catholic
church
From
the
cathedral
Pope
Paul
moved
on
to
the
nearby
Waldorf
on
Park
Avenue
for
his
meeting
with
Johnson
Hours
before
the
Pope
ar
arrived
¬
rived
a
heavy
police
guard
sur
surrounded
¬
rounded
the
hotel
Police
were
stationed
on
nearby
roofs
In
Including
¬
cluding
that
of
St
Bartholo
Bartholomews
¬
mews
Episcopal
Anglican
Church
across
the
street
About
noon
a
red
carpet
was
rolled
out
from
the
lobby
of
the
50th
Street
entrance
and
spread
onto
the
sidewalk
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Roundup
In
City
Its
been
years
since
cattle
roamed
the
streets
of
Prince
George
until
Sunday
Juvenile
pranksters
early
Sunday
opened
a
gate
at
the
Canadian
National
Railway
yards
on
First
Ave
to
free
15
slaughter
cattle
Before
the
animals
were
rounded
up
the
last
one
at
3
pm
Sunday
two
had
been
struck
by
a
car
and
had
to
be
destroyed
Members
of
the
Prince
George
Saddle
Club
came
to
the
aid
of
distraught
CNR
em
employees
¬
ployees
In
rounding
up
the
cattle
which
had
strayed
as
far
as
the
Prince
George
Cemetery
Peter
Russell
a
CNR
secur
security
¬
ity
policeman
said
three
juve
juveniles
¬
niles
ranging
In
age
from
11
years
to
14
years
are
respon
responsible
¬
sible
for
setting
the
animals
free
The
kids
were
seen
fooling
around
In
the
pen
and
riding
the
cattle
before
they
opened
the
gate
he
said
Charges
will
be
laid
against
the
youngsters
he
said
The
animals
were
first
no
noticed
¬
ticed
on
First
Ave
at
1250am
During
the
night
a
car
driven
by
William
Hodgson
of
Topley
slammed
into
two
cows
The
car
recived
350
damage
and
the
cows
had
to
be
killed
The
cattle
were
owned
by
a
Calgary
man
who
had
purchased
them
Saturday
at
a
cattle
sale
at
Otwav
69
Canadians
Die
At
least
69
persons
died
accidentally
across
Canada
during
the
weekend
57
of
them
in
traffic
A
Canadian
Press
survey
from
6
pm
Friday
to
lateSun
day
night
shows
Ontario
with
27
deaths
reported
Quebec
followed
with
13
deaths
Alberta
reported
10
j
deaths
British
Columbia
six
i
snrf
Saskatchewan
three
SADDLE
CLUB
MEMBERS
HELPED
ROUND
UP
CATTLE
LOOSE
ON
CITY
STREETS
SUNDAY
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Afraid
for
My
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After
Attack
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Bomb
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ars
US
Arrival
UNITED
NATIONS
CP
Pope
Paul
in
a
history
making
speech
to
the
United
Nations
General
Assem
Assembly
¬
bly
called
today
for
the
end
of
offensive
weapons
as
a
noble
goal
which
the
peoples
expect
of
you
In
a
speech
prepared
for
delivery
before
the
117
country
body
the
Pope
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called
for
steps
to
guaran
guarantee
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international
security
without
the
use
of
arms
PAUL
SWEET
STILL
MISSING
Trust
company
executive
Paul
Sweet
Is
still
missing
Mr
Sweet
manager
of
Commonwealth
Trust
Co
in
Prince
George
has
been
missing
since
Tuesday
when
he
left
the
family
home
at
291
Nicholson
St
Police
and
Mrs
Sweet
have
no
Idea
where
the
35-year-old
executive
may
be
A
province
wide
search
continues
Laing
Rapped
For
Creating
Stock
Frenzy
BOWSER
BC
CP
-
Dan
Campbell
BC
minister
of
municipal
affairs
says
Re
Resources
¬
sources
Minister
Lalng
owes
a
lot
of
apologies
Including
one
to
his
chief
Prime
Minister
Pearson
for
creating
a
stock
market
frenzy
last
week
In
a
speech
to
a
Social
Credit
meeting
which
nominated
Jean
M
Gagnon
as
Social
Credit
candidate
for
Comox
Alberni
in
the
Nov
8
election
Mr
Campbell
said
Mr
Lalng
should
apologize
to
people
who
lost
money
on
the
stock
market
as
a
result
of
his
remarks
The
federal
minister
was
quoted
last
week
as
saying
there
had
been
a
7000000000
barrel
oil
discovery
at
Rainbow
Lake
In
Northern
Alberta
Al
Although
¬
though
he
named
no
company
the
shares
of
Banff
Oil
Com
Company
¬
pany
which
has
operations
In
the
area
boomed
Till
Tapping
Nets
Over
200
The
well
known
tlll
tapplng
game
Is
being
played
In
Prince
George
Two
well
dressed
men
stopped
at
Wallys
Auto
Electric
on
Queensway
at
6
pm
Sunday
and
asked
the
attendant
John
Ashley
to
check
the
tires
of
their
car
While
Mr
Ashley
was
check
checking
¬
ing
the
tires
one
of
the
men
went
into
the
garage
office
and
lifted
216
from
the
till
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