Man
Run
Over9
By
Ferry
VANCOUVER
iCP
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government
ferry
ran
over
u
sports
fisherman
Sunday
He
bobbed
up
without
a
scratch
Eyewitness
Mike
Brownlee
a
ferry
passenger
and
former
member
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
said
It
was
an
absolute
miracle
that
Paulllangasmaa
29
survived
Hangasmaa
ofsubuibanBur
naby
occupied
a
10
foot
row
boat
along
with
Len
Sahlgren
of
Vancouver
when
the
BC
gov
governments
¬
ernments
Langdale
Queen
bore
down
on
them
In
Horseshoe
Day
15
miles
noithwest
of
hero
Sahlgren
lept
clear
before
the
3900
ton
ferry
churned
the
rowboat
under
but
llanasmaa
went
with
it
I
went
under
the
ferry
but
I
never
saw
the
screws
Han
gasmaa
said
later
I
tried
to
swim
out
towards
the
side
of
the
ferry
but
it
seemed
like
a
long
way
It
was
real
black
and
rusty
under
there
I
took
a
couple
of
strokes
underwater
and
tried
to
come
up
but
I
hit
my
head
on
the
bottom
of
the
ferry
Thenltried
another
couple
of
strokes
and
hit
my
head
again
The
next
time
I
saw
daylight
and
came
up
at
the
side
of
the
boat
Brownless
threw
a
life
ring
to
the
two
men
What
a
piece
of
luck
he
recalled
It
went
right
over
the
head
and
shoulders
of
one
of
them
on
the
first
shot
With
difficulty
men
on
the
ferry
formed
a
chain
for
lever
leverage
¬
age
and
hauled
Sahlgren
and
Hangasmaa
aboard
Celebrities
Involved
In
Raid
JOHNANNESBUKG
Reuters
What
may
turn
into
South
Af
Africas
¬
ricas
biggest
vice
scandal
shaped
up
here
today
as
anum
bei
of
men
were
scheduled
to
appear
in
couit
In
connection
with
a
weekend
all
male
sex
orgy
In
the
home
of
a
local
mil
millionaire
¬
lionaire
Naked
men
leaped
thiough
windows
in
a
frantic
bid
to
es
escape
¬
cape
after
police
raided
the
pajty
whose
guests
included
a
number
of
prominent
South
Af
Africans
¬
ricans
theatrical
celebrities
film
personalities
doctors
and
lawyers
police
sources
said
Said
Detective
Chief
Col
CJ
Buys
who
viewed
the
3D0
naked
and
half
naked
men
dancing
and
embracing
Saturday
I
have
never
seen
anything
like
this
in
all
my
life
Police
sources
said
some
of
the
men
wore
womens
under
underwear
¬
wear
silk
stockings
wigs
and
falsies
Eight
vice
squad
detectives
were
planted
at
the
paity
and
several
joined
in
the
dancing
be
before
¬
fore
the
police
swoop
The
sources
said
the
million
millionaire
¬
aire
and
another
man
had
been
charged
with
selling
liquor
without
a
licence
Five
others
were
chaigedwlth
masquerad
masquerading
¬
ing
as
women
and
two
others
with
committing
Indecent
acts
Hoffa
Said
Doing
Fine
WASHINGTON
AI-
Team
Teamsters
¬
sters
President
James
H
Hoffa
was
reported
doing
fine
today
in
Georgetown
University
Hos
Hospital
¬
pital
here
where
his
doctor
said
he
Is
undergoing
medlcaltreat
ment
The
doctor
refused
to
spell
out
the
nature
of
the
medical
treatment
for
the
02-year-old
union
leader
but
a
spokesman
at
the
hospital
said
Hoffa
is
not
seriously
111
The
Detroit
Free
Press
and
Des
Moines
Register
quoted
sou
i
ces
as
saying
Hoffa
had
suffered
massive
Internal
bleeding
Kiwanis
Official
Prince
GeorgeKlwaniansthls
weekend
heard
a
plea
for
ac
acceptance
¬
ceptance
of
the
principle
of
self
xegulatlon
from
their
Lieutenant-Governor
Bill
Thompson
of
Fort
St
John
Mr
Thompson
relet
red
not
only
to
club
affairs
but
also
to
conduct
of
personal
and
business
activities
He
said
Canadians
having
been
relieved
of
economic
and
social
pressures
must
now
be
on
guard
against
the
shoddy
and
the
sham
The
Kiwanis
official
uiadutho
observations
at
installation
ceremonies
for
the
two
local
clubs
Friday
and
Satuiday
He
called
for
common
sense
sportsmanship
courtesy
iM
ik
Ji
iV-
J
Rising
to
the
Occasion
Taking
his
installation
as
president
of
the
Prince
George
Kiwanis
Club
Murray
Mawhinney
rose
to
the
occa
occasion
¬
sion
In
front
is
Harry
Beattie
his
predecessor
Bill
Thompson
lieutenant
governor
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
Kiwanis
District
looks
on
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pfvlIB
v
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v
tffBI
Symbol
of
Office
Kiwanis
District
Lieutenant
Governor
Bill
Thompson
hands
over
the
symbol
of
office
to
the
new
president
of
the
Nechako
Kiwanis
Club
Harry
Herrington
right
Watching
is
past
president
Robert
Rice
Self
Regulation1
Plea
loyalty
and
Integrity
Inthedally
lives
of
members
He
pointed
to
some
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
-
go
-
to
-
chui
fliers
who
were
ruthless
In
business
dining
the
rest
of
the
week
Mr
Thompson
said
he
be
believed
¬
lieved
in
piofessionallsm
and
the
self
contiol
of
business
not
In
government
control
and
sug
suggested
¬
gested
that
government
contiol
followed
Inadequate
solf
conirol
We
must
liave
a
steady
vision
of
this
country
and
integrity
in
public
office
Mi
Thompson
said
Ho
asked
Klwanlansto
stand
on
their
feet
and
voice
their
opposition
if
they
found
in
inadequate
¬
adequate
self
regulation
in
bus
business
¬
iness
or
government
BEARINGS
and
National
Oil
Seals
for
All
Industrial
Requirements
I
Complete
Stock
of
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ROLLER
PRECISION
and
SPECIAL
APPLICATION
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gi
It
li
Top
Doctor
Dr
Robert
Kerr
of
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
has
been
named
president
of
the
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
Ho
was
elected
at
the
annual
meeting
in
Mon
Montreal
¬
treal
and
succeeds
Dr
Walter
MacKenzle
of
Edmonton
DYNAMITE
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FORT
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JOHN
CP
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here
said
today
three
cases
of
dynamite
which
fell
from
a
truck
last
week
have
been
found
In
tho
vicinity
of
Halfway
River
midway
between
Foit
St
John
and
Hudson
Hope
THE
CITIZEN
Denies
Part
In
Abduction
with
his
detachment
by
the
Communist
Viet
Mlnh
the
Viet
Congs
predecessors
Oufklr
led
his
men
out
be
behind
¬
hind
a
white
flag
of
surren
surrender
¬
der
At
a
signal
the
men
pulled
out
their
concealed
sub-machine-guns
and
open
opened
¬
ed
fire
on
their
unsuspect
PARIS
AP
-Relations
be
tween
France
and
Morocco
de
deteriorated
¬
teriorated
further
today
King
Hassan
II
rejected
French
charges
that
his
Inter
Interior
¬
ior
minister
Gen
Mohammed
Oufklr
masterminded
the
ab
abduction
¬
duction
in
Paris
of
the
missing
Moroccan
opposition
leader
Mehdl
Ben
Barka
and
France
recalled
its
ambassador
to
Mo
Morocco
¬
rocco
Moroccan
sources
in
Rabat
the
Moroccan
capital
said
President
de
Gaulle
might
break
relations
with
Frances
former
North
African
protectorate
In
a
note
to
the
Moroccan
government
the
French
gov
government
¬
ernment
said
an
investigation
makes
it
appear
that
the
Mor
Moroccan
¬
occan
minister
of
the
Interior
organized
the
kidnapping
of
Ben
Barka
and
that
the
Moroccan
minister
of
the
Interior
and
sev
several
¬
eral
of
his
direct
collaborators
participated
personally
In
the
last
phases
of
the
operation
In
the
absence
of
adequate
Monday
January
24
1966
5
FEW
MEN
ARE
MORE
FEARED
RABAT
AP
-
In
the
French
Indochina
war
the
Communist
guerrillas
called
Mohammed
Oufklr
The
Killer
and
put
a
price
on
his
head
But
he
lived
to
become
a
powerful
man
In
his
native
Morocco
the
main
prop
be
behind
¬
hind
the
throne
of
King
Has
Hassan
¬
san
II
and
the
cause
of
Mor
Moroccos
¬
occos
gravest
crisis
with
Franco
since
the
end
of
French
rule
In
195G
Few
men
In
Africa
are
more
feared
by
Communists
than
this
battle
scarred
Berber
who
claims
to
have
won
more
decorations
risk
risking
¬
ing
his
life
for
Trance
than
Gen
do
Gaulle
himself
As
long
as
Oufklr
remains
responsible
for
Moroccos
security
Ills
country
Is
likely
to
stay
firmly
pro
western
Yet
de
Gaulle
Is
doing
all
lie
can
to
have
Oufklr
arres
arrested
¬
ted
and
put
on
trial
for
al
allegedly
¬
legedly
organizing
the
kid
kidnapping
¬
napping
of
an
exiled
Moroccan
leftist
hero
Mehdl
Theres
a
Price
On
His
Head
Ben
Barka
in
Paris
last
year
Ben
Barka
Oufklrs
bit
bitterest
¬
terest
political
enemy
was
seized
in
a
Paris
street
Oct
29
and
Is
believed
to
have
been
killed
French
authorities
charge
Oufklr
organized
the
kidnap
kidnapping
¬
ping
with
somo
of
his
own
men
and
a
gang
of
hired
ex-
FEAR
ALONE
RULED
CAUSE
OF
MANS
DEATH
SEATTLE
AP
-
Fear
and
fear
alone
is
an
injury
sufficient
to
cause
death
a
federal
court
jury
has
decided
The
verdict
upheld
Mrs
Jessie
Thompsons
con
contention
¬
tention
an
insurance
company
should
pay
her
a
25
000
accidental
death
benefit
in
connection
with
her
husbands
death
as
a
result
of
the
Alaska
earthquake
and
tidal
wave
Ralph
Thompson
47
was
third
mate
on
the
Chena
when
the
vessel
was
driven
into
the
centre
of
Valdez
Alaska
by
the
tidal
wave
March
27
19G5
Testimony
showed
Thompson
suffered
no
visible
injury
He
went
into
shock
and
died
the
following
day
Mrs
Thompson
brought
suit
when
the
Continen
Continental
¬
tal
Casualty
Co
declined
to
pay
claiming
there
was
no
liability
without
impact
From
Fathers
Regime
Mrs
Ghandi
Names
Holdover
Cabinet
NEW
DELHI
AP
Mrs
In
Indira
¬
dira
Gandhi
became
Indias
third
prime
minister
today
tak
taking
¬
ing
office
with
a
cabinet
made
up
largely
of
holdovers
from
the
regimes
of
her
father
Jaw
harlal
Nehru
and
his
succes
successor
¬
sor
Lai
Bahadur
Shastrl
Like
her
father
the
48-year-old
widow
chose
to
solemly
affirm
the
twin
oaths
of
office
and
of
secrecy
administered
to
her
by
President
Servepalll
Hadhakrlshnan
Oath
takers
In
India
may
either
swear
before
God
or
give
the
solemn
affirmation
Taking
the
oaths
with
Mrs
Gandhi
were
the
cabinet
minis
ministers
¬
ters
whose
appointments
she
announced
earlier
today
The
key
positions
were
left
In
the
hands
of
men
appointed
by
Nehru
or
Shastrl
Tho
middle-of-the-road
balance
shown
In
Mrs
Gandhis
cabinet
selections
was
seen
as
evidence
that
she
intends
tocon
tinue
Indias
course
of
non
alignment
In
foreign
affairs
and
pragmatic
socialism
at
home
Mrs
Gandhi
kept
for
herself
the
atomic
energy
portfolio
as
did
her
father
and
Shastrl
The
key
men
reappointed
to
office
Included
Gulzarl
Lai
Nandl
C8
c
home
minister
whoserved
as
acting
prime
minister
after
the
deaths
of
Nehru
andShastrl
He
is
known
for
his
stern
re
restrictions
¬
strictions
against
Communist
agitators
Swaran
Singh
01
foreign
minister
a
Sikh
chosen
by
Shastrl
He
has
advocated
Im
Improving
¬
proving
relations
with
Indias
neighbors
and
supported
Shas
trls
Tashkent
declaration
of
peace
with
Pakistan
One
of
Singhs
biggest
problems
Is
the
Chinese
menace
on
Indias
northern
frontier
Y
B
Chavan
52
defence
minister
appointed
by
Ne
Nehru
¬
hru
in
19G2
Chavan
isapower
ful
Bombay
politician
whose
stock
rose
during
his
conduct
of
the
undeclared
September
war
against
Pakistan
He
was
a
candidate
to
succeed
Shastrl
until
supporters
of
Mrs
Gandhi
shoved
him
aside
S
K
Patil
CG
railways
minister
known
to
be
strongly
pro
Western
Be
also
is
an
important
political
trouble
shooter
at
home
Chidambaram
Subrama
niam
50
minister
of
food
agriculture
and
community
de
development
¬
velopment
He
Is
considered
one
of
the
brightest
and
most
capablo
men
in
the
government
Sachln
Chaudhurl
G2
fi
finance
¬
nance
minister
a
Calcutta
lawyer
known
for
his
conser
conservative
¬
vative
economic
pollcios
Chaudhurl
had
no
previous
high
level
government
exper
experience
¬
ience
until
Shastrl
appointed
him
earlier
this
month
The
main
newcomer
Is
Ashoke
Mehta
minister
of
planning
who
was
deputy
chairman
of
tho
planning
commission
was
the
architect
of
Indias
next
five
year
plan
convicts
and
personally
came
to
Paris
Oct
30
to
inspect
the
prisoners
in
a
secluded
Villa
Oufklr
admitted
he
was
In
Paris
that
day
but
said
he
was
merely
en
route
to
visit
his
children
In
school
in
Switzerland
He
denies
any
participation
In
the
crime
King
Hassan
has
bluntly
rejected
French
demands
for
Oufklrs
arrest
As
a
result
France
recalled
its
ambas
ambassador
¬
sador
from
Rabat
Sunday
and
seems
headed
for
a
long
grim
quarrel
with
Its
former
pro
protectorate
¬
tectorate
Oufklr
41
son
of
a
wealthy
feudal
landowner
gained
a
commission
from
a
French
military
academy
In
1941
He
fought
with
French-Moroccan
unit
In
Italy
and
France
He
was
12
times
mentioned
In
dispatches
and
Is
an
officer
of
the
French
Legion
of
Honor
In
1947
Oufklr
volun
volunteered
¬
teered
for
service
in
the
Indochina
war
where
he
won
further
battle
honors
He
once
was
surrounded
ing
captors
killing
nearly
all
of
them
When
Morocco
gained
In
Independence
¬
dependence
he
beame
mili
military
¬
tary
aide
to
Hassan
then
the
crown
prince
He
accompan
accompanied
¬
ied
Hassan
In
suppressing
a
revolt
of
the
Riff
tribes
and
later
was
appointed
head
with
the
rank
of
colonel
He
be
became
¬
came
Interior
minister
In
a
19G4
cabinet
shuffle
Ills
enemies
see
him
as
a
ruthless
hatchet
man
per
perfectly
¬
fectly
capable
of
carrying
his
political
vendetta
with
Ben
Barka
to
the
point
of
murder
His
friends
say
he
Is
the
victim
of
a
frame
up
by
leftist
trouble
makers
who
have
been
smashed
again
and
again
by
Oufklrs
secur
security
¬
ity
forces
France
Morocco
Exchange
Charges
action
by
the
Moroccan
govern
government
¬
ment
the
French
government
to
its
great
regret
is
led
to
re
recall
¬
call
its
ambassador
to
Mo
Morocco
¬
rocco
Hassan
accused
France
of
a
manoeuvre
designed
to
bes
besmirch
¬
mirch
Moroccos
honor
Two
French
pollcemenplcked
up
Ben
Barka
In
Paris
Oct
29
The
policemen
now
under
ar
arrest
¬
rest
said
Ben
Barka
was
taken
to
a
villa
outside
Paris
He
Is
believed
to
have
been
killed
The
French
government
issued
international
arrest
warrants
against
Gen
Oufklr
Ahmed
Dllml
director
of
the
Moroccan
Internal
security
service
and
Lardl
Chtoukl
chief
of
the
Mo
Moroccan
¬
roccan
secret
service
De
Gaullet
angered
by
charges
of
laxity
In
his
regime
ordered
his
justice
ministry
to
sift
out
the
facts
An
agent
of
the
French
counter
espionage
service
also
was
arrested
and
the
head
of
the
service
fired
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back
in
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SWITCHBOARDS
IN
THE
BC
TEL
SYSTEM
are
the
nerve
centresofthe
companys
province
wide
mobile
radiotelephone
network
When
you
call
from
your
car
or
truck
the
operator
can
connect
you
with
any
other
phone
you
wish
She
can
also
call
you
of
course
wherever
you
may
be
SIMILAR
FACILITIES
ARE
AVAIL
AVAILABLE
¬
ABLE
for
vessels
of
oil
sizes
plying
BCs
coastal
waters
They
provide
coin-tele-phone
service
for
passengers
on
the
370
e
MHT
seagoing
BC
Government
Ferries
And
marino
radiotelephono
sets
aro
now
being
installed
in
an
increasing
number
of
pleasure
craft
for
added
convenience
and
safety
IN
ADDITION
TO
REGULAR
MO
BILE
SERVICE
custom
planned
radio
dispatch
systems
aro
also
availablo
for
truck
fleets
and
similar
types
of
oper
operation
¬
ation
Installations
aro
maintained
in
perfect
working
order
at
all
times
by
BC
In
Prince
George
call
563
36
1
calling
long
distance
ask
the
operator
for
ZENITH
7000
there
is
no
charge
TEL
at
no
extra
cost
You
tie
up
no
capi
capital
¬
tal
on
equipment
and
have
no
depreci
depreciation
¬
ation
worries
MONTHLY
LEASING
CHARGESand
rates
for
calls
may
give
you
a
pleasant
surprise
A
special
economy
rote
struc
structure
¬
ture
is
obtainable
by
short
haul
cus
customers
¬
tomers
using
their
sets
exclusively
within
their
local
areas
Get
tho
full
facts
today
without
obligation
by
calling
our
Marketing
Department
BCTEL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
WORLDWIDE
TELEPHONE
CONNECTIONS
INTERNATIONAL
TWX
AND
TELETYPE
SERVICE
RADIOTELEPHONES
CLOSED
CIRCUIT
TV
INTERCOM
AND
PAGING
SYSTEMS
ELECTROWRITERS
DATAPHONES
ANSWERING
AND
ALARM
UNITS
OVER
300
OTHER
COMMUNICATION
AIDS
FOR
MODERN
HOMES
AND
BUSINESS